Formy złożone:
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| at full blast adv | figurative (loudly) | jak najgłośniej part. + przys. |
| | | na cały regulator wyr. |
| | If you must play your music at full blast, please use headphones. |
| at full blast adv | (forcefully) | jak najmocniej part. + przys. |
| | I accidentally turned the hose on at full blast and washed away all my seedlings. |
| at full gallop adv | (horse: at top speed) | jak najszybciej part. + przys. |
| | Even at full gallop, the horse could not outrun the train for long. |
| at full gallop adv | figurative (very fast) | jak najęty wyr. |
| | She was talking at full gallop: I couldn't understand most of what she said. |
at full speed,
at top speed expr | (as fast as possible) | jak najszybciej part. + przys. |
| | If you run the motor at full speed for more than an hour, there is a danger it will overheat and seize up. |
| at full throttle adv | literal (vehicle: at top speed) | jak najszybciej part. + przys. |
| at full throttle adv | figurative (person: as fast as possible) | jak najprędzej part. + przys. |
| at full tilt expr | (at top speed or power) (prędkość) | z najwyższą prędkością wyr. |
| | (moc) | z pełną mocą wyr. |
| | The train had been travelling at full tilt when the accident happened. |
| at full tilt expr | (energetically) (przenośny, potoczny) | z pełną parą wyr. |
| | (przenośny, potoczny) | na pełnych obrotach wyr. |
| | My three-year-old runs around full tilt right before bedtime. |
| come full circle v expr | figurative (return to original situation) | zataczać koło ndk. + n |
| | | zatoczyć koło dk. + n |
| | Today I'm starting work back at the firm where I had my first job; I feel like my career's come full circle. |
| cram-full adj | (as full as possible) | wypełniony po brzegi wyr. |
cram-full of [sth/sb],
cram-full with [sth/sb] adj + prep | (packed with [sth/sb]) | wypełniony czymś po brzegi wyr. |
| | The 8 a.m. train was cram-full of commuters. |
| crammed full adj | informal (full, packed) | zapchany do pełna |
| | | wypchany do pełna |
| | The suitcase was crammed full of clothes almost to the point of bursting. |
| full age n | (majority, legal age of adulthood) | pełnoletność ż |
| | | dorosły wiek przym. + m |
| full authority n | (complete control) | pełna kontrola przym. + ż |
| | The judged granted him full authority over his father's estate. |
| full beard n | (hair grown long on chin and cheeks) | pełna broda przym. + ż |
| | Santa Claus has a full beard and moustache. |
| full board n | mainly UK (accommodation: room and meals) | mieszkanie i wyżywienie |
| | Full board costs less than 50 euro per day. |
| | Her university scholarship includes full board. |
full color (US),
full colour (UK) n | (printing process) | kolor m |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun |
| | It's rare to find such an old magazine printed in full colour. |
full color,
full-color (US),
full colour,
full-colour (UK) adj | (printed in color) | drukowany w kolorze wyr. |
| | Almost all magazines these days are full-color. |
full color,
full-color (US),
full colour,
full-colour (UK) adj | (with full range of hues) | z pełną paletą barw wyr. |
| full consent n | (full permission) | pełna zgoda, zupełna zgoda przym. + ż |
| | The marriage has my full consent. |
| full employment n | (all of workforce is employed) | pełne zatrudnienie przym. + n |
| | Full employment is a goal of every administration. |
full length,
full-length n | (longest extent, length when extended) | pełna długość przym. + ż |
| Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun |
| | The full length of the snake was four feet, six inches. |
| full measure n | (measured quantity, serving of [sth]) | pełna miara przym. + ż |
| | I asked for a gallon, and he gave me full measure. |
| full measure n | (total amount, extent) | pełność, zupełność ż |
| full moon n | (moon: fully visible) | pełnia księżyca ż + m |
| | The light of the full moon made it easier to travel by night. |
| full moon n | (phase: moon fully visible) | pełnia księżyca ż + m |
| | Legend states that werewolves only appear during the full moon. |
| full name n | (first, middle and last names) | pełne imię i nazwisko |
| | You must always give your full name when filling out government forms. |
| | Please state your full name to the judge. |
| full name n | (complete given and family names) | pełne imię i nazwisko |
| | Hispanic cultures use the mother's last name as part of the child's full name. |
| full of energy adj | (lively, energetic) | pełny energii przym. + ż |
| | She was so full of energy that I could hardly keep up with her. |
| full of enthusiasm adj | (very eager) | pełny entuzjazmu przym. + m |
| | It's good to see our new recruits so full of enthusiasm. |
| full of hate adj | (intensely hostile) | pełny nienawiści przym. + ż |
| | She is so full of hate that it has made her psychotic. |
| full of hatred adj | (intensely hostile) | pełny nienawiści przym. + ż |
| full of holes adj | literal (perforated) | pełny dziur przym. + ż, l.mn. |
| | You're not wearing that jumper, it's full of holes. |
| full of holes adj | figurative (easily disproved) | dziurawy przym. |
| | Your theory is ridiculous, and it's absolutely full of holes. |
| full of hope adj | (very optimistic) | pełny nadziei przym. + ż |
| | She is full of hope that they will discover a cure before it is too late. |
| full of life adj | (lively, energetic) | pełny życia przym. + n |
| | He's nearly 80 but still full of life and with an eye for the ladies. |
| full of meaning adj | (deeply symbolic or significant) | znaczący, symboliczny przym. |
| | That song is full of meaning to me. |
| full of piss and vinegar adj | vulgar, informal (person: energetic, lively) | pełen wigoru przym. + m |
| | (potoczny) | nakręcony przym. |
| | Well, aren't you full of piss and vinegar today! Why so enthusiastic? |
| full of pitfalls adj | (hazardous) | pełny pułapek przym. + ż, l.mn. |
| | Your strategy has the potential to return a large profit but threatens to be full of pitfalls. |
| full of promise adj | (person: talented, likely to succeed) | pełen obietnic przym. + ż, l.mn. |
| | As a child, she was full of promise. |
| full of promise adj | (enticing) | pełen obietnic przym. + ż, l.mn. |
| | Life was full of promise for the young man. |
full on,
full-on adj | (intense or intensive) | maksymalny przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
full on,
full-on adj | informal (extreme, utter) (potoczny) | na całego, na maksa przyim. + m |
full on,
full-on adv | slang (extremely, completely) (potoczny) | na całego, na maksa przyim. + m |
| full particulars npl | (all the details) | pełny szczegółów przym. + m, l.mn. |
| | If you can give me the full particulars, I can help you find what you need. |
| full permission n | (complete agreement, total consent) | pełna zgoda przym. + ż |
| | You need to obtain full permission from your parents, otherwise you won't be able to go. |
| full power n | (heat, etc.: highest setting) | pełna moc przym. + ż |
| | Microwave your soup at full power for 1 minute to re-warm it. |
| full power n | (complete authority) | pełna władza przym. + ż |
| full sail adv | literal (ship: with all sails up) | pełen żagiel przym. + m |
| | The storm passed and they continued at full sail to make up for lost time. |
| full sail adv | figurative (forcefully) | mocno przys. |
| | Now that we have the permits we're going ahead full sail with the project. |
| full scope n | (extent, reach of [sth]) | pełny zakres, cały zakres przym. + m |
| | The full scope of the crimes they committed in office is finally being revealed. |
| full scope n | (opportunity for full use of powers) | cały zakres przym. + m |
| | Congress used the full scope of its powers to change the law. |
| full sentence n | (duration of a prison term) | pełny wyrok przym. + m |
| | He won't have to serve the full sentence: he'll get time off for good behavior. |
| full sentence n | (complete grammatical structure) | pełne zdanie przym. + n |
| | A full sentence always contains (or implies) a subject and a verb. |
| | A full sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a period, question mark or exclamation mark. |
| full size n | (standard size) | standardowy rozmiar przym. + m |
| | In marketing language, the smallest size is called 'full size'. |
| full speed n | (highest possible speed) | największa prędkość przym. + ż |
| | If you run the motor at full speed for more than an hour, there is a danger it will overheat and seize up. |
| full speed ahead interj | (train: at top speed) | cała naprzód! wykrz. |
| | The enemy's approaching from the south – full speed ahead! |
| full stop n | UK (punctuation mark: period) | kropka ż |
| | You should always use a capital letter after a full stop. |
| full stop n | UK, informal (period: and that is that) | kropka ż |
| | | koniec m |
| | (potoczny) | koniec kropka m + ż |
| | We're not doing it. Full stop! |
| full stop n | (complete end of motion) | kropka ż |
| | The police will ticket you for anything less than a full stop at a stop sign. |
| full sun n | (direct sunlight) | pełne słońce przym. + n |
| | Tomatoes and eggplants prefer full sun, but lettuce grows better in partial shade. |
| full support n | (total approval or backing) | pełne poparcie przym. + n |
| | Our financial backers have given the project their full support. |
| full support n | (every possible assistance) | pełne poparcie przym. + n |
| | In an ideal world, a teacher has time to give each student his full support. |
full term,
full-term n | (completion) | ukończenie n |
| Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun |
full term,
full-term adj | (complete) | kompletny przym. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective comes before the noun it modifies. |
| | John F. Kennedy was not a full-term president as he was assassinated after less than three years in office. |
full time,
full-time n | (standard weekly working hours) | pełny etat przym. + m |
| Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj before the noun |
| | Now that I moved from part time to full time I am covered under the company's medical program. |
full time,
full-time adj | (of standard weekly working hours) | pełnoetatowy przym. |
| | They think that cutting down the full-time working week to 36 hours will increase employment. |
full time,
full-time adv | (on a full-time basis) | na pełny etat wyr. |
| | I'm now working full time at the baker's on the corner. |
| full up adj | informal (completely full) | zupełnie pełny przys. + przym. |
| | I can't manage dessert, I'm afraid; I'm full up. |
full-blown,
full blown adj | (fully developed) | rozwinięty przym. |
| | (choroba) | zaawansowany przym. |
| Uwaga: The hyphen may be omitted when the adjective follows the noun. |
| | It usually takes years for the HIV virus to develop into full-blown AIDS. |
| | It started as a minor political scandal but the constitutional crisis is now full blown. |
| full-bodied adj | (of full strength, flavour) (wino) | o wyrazistym smaku wyr. |
| | This is a full-bodied wine with hints of blackcurrant and raspberry. |
full-fledged,
also UK: fully fledged adj | (achieved rank) | pełnoprawny przym. |
| | John was finally a full-fledged professor. |
full-fledged,
also UK: fully fledged adj | (completely developed) | w pełni rozwinięty wyr. |
| | If you catch the symptoms early enough, you can prevent full-fledged pneumonia from developing. |
| full-length adj | (showing complete length of body) | pełnej długości przym. + ż |
| | After losing 20 pounds, she no longer dreaded looking at herself in the full-length mirror. |
| full-length adj | (clothing: reaching to floor) | do kostek przyim. + ż, l.mn. |
| | This full-length dress feels too old-fashioned to me. |
| full-length adj | (novel, film: usual length, complete) | zwykła długość przym. + ż |
| full-length adv | (with body extended) | na całą długość wyr. |
| | There she was, stretched out full-length on the couch. |
| | Oto i ona, wyciągnięta na całą długość na kanapie. |
| full-length film n | (feature-length movie) | film pełnometrażowy m + przym. |
| full-scale adj | (life size) | naturalnej wielkości przym. + ż |
| | The artist specializes in painting full-scale portraits. |
| full-scale adj | (using all resources) | na pełną skalę wyr. |
| | | totalny przym. |
| | The generals are planning a full-scale invasion of the island. |
full-size,
full size n as adj | (full-sized: of largest dimensions) | o największym rozmiarze wyr. |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the adjective precedes the noun. |
| | I want to buy a full-size car so there's room for my whole family. |
| full-time job n | (job: 40 hours a week) | praca na pełny etat wyr. |
| | When we were children, my mother obtained a full-time job so that she could support us financially. |
| full-time worker n | ([sb] employed on a full-time basis) | pracownik pełnoetatowy m + przym. |
| in full adv | (fully, completely) | kompletnie, zupełnie przys. |
| | I've read the instructions in full but I still can't work out how to turn the camera flash off. |
| in full bloom adj | (plant: flowering openly) | w pełni kwiecia |
| | When the roses are in full bloom the perfume is wonderful. |
| in full swing adj | (well underway) | w trakcie przyim. + m |
| | The party was in full swing when I arrived - everyone was having a great time. |
| know full well v expr | (be very much aware) | wiedzieć świetnie dk. + przys. |
| | He knew full well that what he was doing was illegal, but it didn't stop him. |
long shot,
wide shot,
full shot n | (movie, photo: wide-angle view) | ujęcie panoramiczne n + przym. |
| | The film begins with a long shot in which you can see the whole town. |
| paid in full adj | (completely paid or repaid) | zapłacony w całości wyr. |
| pay in full vtr | (pay completely) | płacić w całości |
| | | zapłacić w całości |
| | I was happy to pay the invoice in full and be free of debt. |
| pay in full vtr | (repay completely) | spłacać w pełni |
| | | spłacić w pełni |
| | After I made my last loan payment, I received a copy of the note marked "paid in full". |
| the full package n | slang, figurative (attractive person) | ideał m |
| | (potoczny) | super gość przym. + m |
| | That guy is the full package: good-looking, employed and owns his own house. |
| to the full extent adv | (to the maximum degree) | w pełnym wymiarze wyr. |