Formy złożone:
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| become ill vi + adj | (get sick, fall unwell) | poczuć się źle zwr. dk. + przys. |
| | | zachorować ndk. |
| | After eating the fish, she immediately became ill and had to go home. |
critically ill,
critically-ill adj | (sick: might die) | śmiertelnie chory przys. + przym. |
| | | poważnie chory przys. + przym. |
| | | w ciężkim stanie wyr. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the term precedes the noun |
| | He is critically ill in Intensive Care after his heart attack. |
| deathly ill adj | (seriously unwell) | śmiertelnie chory przys. + przym. |
| | He became deathly ill about a month ago. |
| feel ill vi + adj | (feel unwell) | czuć się chorym zwr. ndk. + przym. |
| | | poczuć się chorym zwr. dk. + przym. |
| | That sushi must have been bad because now we all feel ill. |
| get ill vi | informal (become unwell) | chorować ndk. |
| | | zachorować dk. |
| | There's a chance that you will get ill while you're abroad. |
| ill adj | (person: sick) | chory przym. |
| | Dan was so ill that he needed to go to the hospital. |
| ill adj | (effects: harmful) | szkodliwy przym. |
| | | uboczny, niepożądany przym. |
| | | ujemny przym. |
| | The medication has a label on it that warns of ill effects. |
| ill adj | (evil, inauspicious) | zły przym. |
| | The weird hail storm in the middle of summer was interpreted as an ill omen by the superstitious townspeople. |
| ill adv | (with difficulty, barely) | choro przys. |
| | After the market crash the business could ill afford bad publicity. |
| ill adv | (rudely, unkindly) | źle, niedobrze przys. |
| | Sean tended to speak ill of his neighbors. |
| ill adv | (not) | nie part. |
| | Karen ill deserves such a promotion. |
| ill adv | (badly) | źle przys. |
| | The old man always wore ill fitting clothes. |
| | We were ill informed by the insurance company. |
| ill n | literary (misfortune) | niepowodzenie n |
| | | nieszczęście n |
| | (życzyć komuś) | źle przys. |
| | He wished every ill upon his enemy. |
| ills npl | figurative (widespread problem) | problem m |
| | | bolączka ż |
| | | zło n |
| | The young people hope to bring an end to the ills of hunger and poverty. |
| ill adj | (bad, poor) | zły przym. |
| | | słaby przym. |
| | The city had an ill reputation, but it was actually very nice. |
ill afford [sth],
ill afford to do [sth] v expr | (not be permitted the luxury of [sth]) | nie móc sobie pozwolić na coś zwrot ndk. |
| Uwaga: "Afford" in this sense usually follows a derivative of "can." |
| | Bill's dire financial situation meant he could ill afford a vacation. |
| ill at ease adj | (socially awkward) | skrępowany, zakłopotany przym. |
| | I am always ill at ease at events where I don't know anyone. |
ill health,
ill-health n | (poor physical condition) | brak zdrowia m + n |
| | Taking care of yourself when you are young will help avoid ill health later in life. |
| ill luck n | (bad luck, misfortune) | pech m |
| | David lost his lottery ticket. What ill luck! |
| ill will n | (resentment, bad feeling) | życzenie źle n + przys. |
| | There is clearly a feeling of ill will between the two politicians. |
| ill-fated adj | (doomed, having an unhappy ending) | pechowy przym. |
| | The ill-fated decision haunted the politician for the rest of her career. |
| ill-mannered adj | (impolite) | źle wychowany przys. + przym. |
| | The class that I am teaching this year is full of ill-mannered students. |
| mentally ill adj | (psychiatric disorder) | chory psychicznie przym. + przys. |
| of ill fame adj | (notorious) | złej sławy przym. + ż |
| | Although de Sade was a man of ill fame, some of his works are considered to be classic French literature. |
| speak ill of v expr | (say bad things about) | źle mówić o zwrot ndk. |
| | You should not speak ill of someone when they aren't around. |
| | It's not good to speak ill of the dead. |