Translations for „shoulder“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . shoulder [ˈʃəʊldəʳ, Am ˈʃoʊldɚ] N

1. shoulder (part of body):

shoulder

bark m

shoulder

ramię nt

shoulder joint

staw m barkowy

to shrug one's shoulders

wzruszyć ramionami

to carry sb on one's shoulders

nieść kogoś na barana

to dislocate one's shoulder

zwichnąć [sobie] bark

to glance over one's shoulder

spojrzeć za siebie

to hunch one's shoulders

chować [perf s-] głowę w ramiona

to put one's arm around sb's shoulder

obejmować [perf objąć] kogoś

to rest [or weigh] on sb's shoulders

spoczywać [perf spocząć] na czyichś barkach

2. shoulder:

shoulders pl FASHION

ramiona ntpl

3. shoulder (meat):

shoulder

łopatka f

4. shoulder (roadside):

shoulder

pobocze nt

5. shoulder of mountain:

shoulder

ramię nt

Phrases:

to lift a burden from one's shoulders

zdejmować ciężar z czyichś barków

a shoulder to cry on

pocieszyciel

II . shoulder [ˈʃəʊldəʳ, Am ˈʃoʊldɚ] VB trans

1. shoulder door:

shoulder

pchać [perf pchnąć] ramieniem

to shoulder one's way

przepychać się

to shoulder sb aside fig

ignorować [perf z-] kogoś

2. shoulder (place on shoulders):

shoulder

zarzucać [perf zarzucić] na plecy

shoulder boat

brać [perf wziąć] na plecy

shoulder bag

zawiesić na ramieniu

3. shoulder (accept):

shoulder

ponosić [perf ponieść]

shoulder responsibility

brać [perf wziąć] na siebie

cold-shoulder VB trans

to cold-shoulder sb

traktować [perf po-] kogoś ozięble

hard shoulder N Brit

hard shoulder

pobocze nt

shoulder bag N

shoulder bag

torba f na ramię

shoulder blade N ANAT

shoulder blade

łopatka f

shoulder pad N

1. shoulder pad FASHION:

shoulder pad

poduszka f

2. shoulder pad SPORTS:

shoulder pad

naramiennik m

shoulder strap N

1. shoulder strap (women's clothing):

shoulder strap

ramiączko nt

2. shoulder strap (on a bag):

shoulder strap

pasek m

shoulder girdle N

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shoulder girdle MED

obręcz barkowa

shoulder-length ADJ

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shoulder-lenght

(włosy) do ramion

shoulder yoke N

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shoulder yoke

nosidło nt

shoulder yoke

koromysło nt

Usage examples with shoulder

shoulder blade

łopatka f

shoulder pad

poduszka f

shoulder joint

staw m barkowy

to dislocate one's shoulder

zwichnąć [sobie] bark

to shoulder one's way

przepychać się

to shoulder sb aside fig

ignorować [perf z-] kogoś

to cold-shoulder sb

traktować [perf po-] kogoś ozięble

to look over sb's shoulder

patrzeć komuś przez ramię

to glance over one's shoulder

spojrzeć za siebie

a shoulder to cry on

pocieszyciel

to peer over sb's shoulder

zaglądać [perf zajrzeć] komuś przez ramię

to sling sth over one's shoulder

przerzucić coś przez ramię

to have a chip on one's shoulder inf

mieć pretensje do całego świata

to put one's arm around sb's shoulder

obejmować [perf objąć] kogoś

to set one's shoulder to the wheel

brać [perf wziąć] się ostro do pracy

he pushed the door shut with his shoulder

zamknął drzwi ramieniem

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The mortician appears, and is impaled by a man equipped with a chrome skull mask, and a shoulder mounted camera.

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It's as if they're deliberately giving me the cold-shoulder treatment.

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Their shoulder rank badge consists of a white band that takes up about half the slip-on rankslide.

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But the refugee acted quickly, shoulder-charging and tackling the would-be stick-up artist.

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Headroom was up slightly and shoulder room gains were by.

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Shoulder tags are only worn on dress uniforms, on the left shoulder attached to the shoulder strap.

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They are born with a continuous arc of cartilage in their shoulder girdle to provide support for climbing into the pouch.

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He started his career as a junior high jumper and decathlete, but focused entirely on hurdling after a shoulder injury.

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There are shoulder lapels on the shirt/blouse.

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A nice wine list, too, which isn't surprising in this shoulder of the woods.

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