Translations for „slings“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . sling <slung, slung> [slɪŋ] VB trans

1. sling (fling):

sling

rzucać [perf rzucić]

2. sling inf (put carelessly in):

sling

wrzucać [perf wrzucić]

to sling sb in prison

wtrącać [perf wtrącić] kogoś do więzienia

3. sling inf (throw away):

to sling out

wyrzucać [perf wyrzucić]

4. sling (hang):

to sling sth over one's shoulder

przerzucić coś przez ramię

5. sling (suspend):

sling

zawieszać [perf zawiesić]

Phrases:

to sling one's hook Brit inf

spływać

II . sling [slɪŋ] N

1. sling (for broken arm):

sling

temblak m

2. sling (for carrying baby):

sling

nosidełko nt

3. sling (for lifting):

sling

pas m

4. sling HISTORY, MIL (weapon):

sling

proca f

sling N

User Entry

platform sling NAUT

taca ładownicza f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Hammock-style slings also vary in their construction, some being a coarser or finer mesh, others of open strap work, others single pieces of material.

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This includes the use of slings hanging from the ceiling that shearers lean over to support their backs.

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Besides playpen, they also offer children's slide and slings, available in different designs.

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Ropes are usually rigged using bolts, slings, and carabiners.

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Javelins and slings became more uncommon, as they required too much space to launch, which the small curraghs did not allow.

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Some retailers can supply garments associated with more traditional underwear, such as corselettes or girdles, now referred to as shapewear, with suspender slings attached.

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Made of perishable materials, few ancient slings have survived.

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The ladies also engage in cotton weaving, making slings and hammocks.

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Peter slings a heavy net over his shoulder and climbs up the tall fence and into the tall tree.

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