| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| dog n | figurative, pejorative, informal (contemptible person) (przenośny, obraźliwy) | pies m |
| | I'll get you back for that, you dog! |
| dog n | figurative, informal, US (male friend) (potoczny) | kumpel m |
| | So how are you doing, you old dog! |
| dog n | figurative, pejorative, offensive, informal (unattractive woman) (potoczny, obraźliwy) | pokraka ż |
| | I wouldn't go out with her. She's a dog! |
| dog n | figurative, informal, US (object: worthless) (potoczny) | szmelc m |
| | That car of yours is a dog! |
| dog n | figurative, informal, US (failure) (potoczny, przenośny) | klapa ż |
| | His latest film was a dog. |
| dog n | (mechanics: piece of locking mechanism) | zapadka ż |
| | When the dog engages, the gear is locked. |
| dog [sth]⇒ vtr | (chase with hounds) | gonić za czymś z psami zwrot ndk. |
| | They dogged the fox through the woods. |
| dog [sb]⇒ vtr | figurative, informal, often passive (trouble) | męczyć ndk. |
| | | zamęczyć dk. |
| | | iść za, chodzić za ndk. + przyim. |
| | The problem has been dogging me for days. |
| | Ten problem męczy mnie już od kilku dni. |
| | Ten problem chodzi za mną już od kilku dni. |
| dog [sb] vtr | informal, figurative (follow) | podążać za kimś ndk. + przyim. |
| | They dogged him all the way home. |
Formy złożone:
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| bird dog n | (retriever: used in hunting) | pies gończy m + przym. |
| bird dog n | US, informal (dog: pointer, setter) | pies myśliwski m + przym. |
| dachshund n | German (short-legged dog) | jamnik m |
| | Nina loves dogs and has three dachshunds and one pug. |
dingo,
wild dog n | (Australian wild dog) | pies dingo m + m |
| | The area has seen an increase in the number of attacks by dingoes. |
| dog and pony show n | informal, figurative, pejorative (event: to gain support) | pokaz m |
| dog biscuit n | (biscuit for dogs) | psie ciasteczko przym. + n |
| dog collar n | literal (band worn around a dog's neck) | psia obroża przym. + ż |
| | It seems as out of place as a pit bull with a pink dog collar. |
| dog collar n | figurative (clergyman's collar) | koloratka ż |
| | He only wore his dog collar when acting in a clerical capacity. |
| dog days npl | (hot summer period) (potoczny) | laba ż |
| | (potoczny.) | luz m |
| | The dog days of summer were dangerous times as tempers were easily provoked. |
| dog food n | (processed food product for dogs) | jedzenie dla psa wyr. |
| | I'm going to try a different brand of dog food to see if he'll eat that. |
| dog groomer n | (person who tends dogs' coats) | groomer m |
| | | psi fryzjer przym. + m |
| dog kennel n | (temporary housing for dogs) | psia buda przym. + ż |
dog license (US),
dog licence (UK) n | (permit to own a dog) | zezwolenie na psa wyr. |
| dog lover n | ([sb] who likes dogs) | miłośnik psów m + m |
| | Amanda has 5 wonderful dogs and is a true dog lover. |
| dog owner n | ([sb] who owns one or more dogs) | wlaściciel psa m + m |
| | The dog tags identify the dog's owner. |
| dog pound n | (shelter for stray dogs) | psie schronisko przym. + n |
| dog show n | (competition involving dogs) | pokaz psów m + m, l.mn. |
| dog tag n | literal (dog's identification tag) | psia marka przym. + ż |
| | The dog tags identify the dog's owner. |
| dog tag n | figurative (soldier's identification tag) | nieśmiertelnik m |
| | Soldiers on secret operations have to remove their dog tags. |
| dog tired adj | slang (person: exhausted) | wykończony przym. |
| | I worked 12 hours today and I am dog tired. |
| dog track n | (racing circuit for dogs) | psi wybieg przym. + m |
| dog track n | (dog's paw print) | ślad psa m + m |
| | You should have left him outside - now there are dog tracks all over my nice clean floor! |
| dog trainer n | (teaches dogs good behavior) | treser psów m + m, l.mn. |
| dog trainer n | (trains dogs for a role) | treser psów m + m, l.mn. |
| | I've always admired the patience shown by dog trainers. |
| dog-eared adj | (page: folded corner) | z pozaginanymi rogami wyr. |
| | Several pages of the catalog were dog-eared. |
the dog's bollocks,
the mutt's nuts npl | vulgar, potentially offensive, informal, UK (top quality, the best) | tłumaczenie niedostępne |
| doghouse n | (kennel for a dog) (dla psa) | buda ż |
| | Gwen built a doghouse for her new puppy to sleep in. |
dogsled,
dog sled n | (sled pulled by huskies) | psi zaprzęg przym. + m |
| | People living in remote areas of the Arctic sometimes use dogsleds to travel long distances. |
| game dog n | (for hunting) | pies myśliwski m + przym. |
| | Hounds and setters make some of the best game dogs. |
| groomer n | (person who tends dogs' coats) | fryzjer dla zwierząt wyr. |
| | We're taking our dog to the groomer today for a flea bath. |
guide dog,
also US: seeing-eye dog n | (blind person's assistance dog) | pies przewodnik m + m |
| | Labradors have traditionally been used as guide dogs. |
| hot dog n | (frankfurter sausage in a bun) | hot dog m |
| | A hot dog and a soda is a classic American meal. |
| hot dog n | (frankfurter sausage) | parówka ż |
| | I ate the hot dog but left the bun. |
| hot dog n | US, informal (person who does stunts to attract attention) | kaskader amator m + m |
| | See that guy on crutches; yesterday he was the biggest hot dog on the slopes. |
| Hot dog! interj | US, slang (enthusiasm, pleasure) | świetnie! wykrz. |
| | Hot dog! You're looking good! |
| hot-dog⇒ vi | US, informal (sports: do a spectacular maneuver) (potoczny) | wykonywać widowiskowe triki zwrot ndk. |
| | Look at those skiers hot-dogging! |
| hot-dog n as adj | US, informal (skillful, esp. in sports) (potoczny) | świetny przym. |
| | Ben is a hot-dog surfer. |
hot-dog stand,
hot dog stand n | (kiosk or counter selling hot dogs) | stoisko z hot dogami |
| | | budka z hot dogami |
| | Whenever I pass through Chicago, I try to stop at a hot-dog stand to pick up lunch. |
| house dog n | (domestic canine, pet dog) | pies domowy m + przym. |
| | One of the best house dogs, in the opinion of some people, is the poodle. |
| hunting dog n | (retriever, gun dog) | pies myśliwski m + przym. |
| | When you go out to shoot rabbits, you need to take a hunting dog to retrieve them. |
| in the doghouse expr | figurative, informal (in disgrace) (potoczny) | podpadać komuś ndk. |
| | | podpaść komuś dk. |
| | | mieć przechlapane ndk. + przys. |
| | My husband embarrassed me in front of my friends; he's in the doghouse tonight. |
| kennel n | (small outdoor house for a dog) | buda ż |
| | He's happy to sleep in his kennel unless it's too cold. |
lapdog,
lap dog n | (small dog) | piesek salonowy m + przym. |
| | I love my lapdog, but sometimes I wish I had a pit bull instead. |
mess,
dog mess n | informal (dog, etc.: faeces) (potoczny: kał) | kupa ż |
| | Puppies are cute, but if you want one, you have to be prepared to clean up mess sometimes. |
| police dog n | (trained dog used in police work) | pies policyjny m + przym. |
| | He didn't want the police dog sniffing around his flat. |
| poodle dog n | (curly-haired breed of dog) | pudel m |
prairie dog,
prairie-dog n | US (small wild North American rodent) | pies stepowy m + przym. |
| | Prairie dogs have a complex social structure. |
| sea dog n | figurative (veteran sailor) | wilk morski m + przym. |
| | Captain Ahab, whose face was scarred by lightning, was the ultimate sea dog. |
sheepdog,
sheep dog n | (dog that herds sheep) | pies pasterski m + przym. |
| | A huge sheepdog suddenly jumped over the fence. |
shepherd,
shepherd dog n | (breed of dog) | pies pasterski m + przym. |
| | | owczarek m |
| | The farm was guarded by three large shepherds. |
| top dog n | figurative, slang ([sb] in authority) | szef m |
| | Joe's the top dog at work, but his wife's the top dog at home! |
| top-dog n as adj | (relating to [sb] in power) | dominujący przym. |
| toy dog n | (small canine kept as a pet) | miniaturowy piesek przym. + m |
| | A lot of female celebrities own toy dogs that they carry around in handbags. |
| walk the dog v expr | (walk with pet dog for exercise) | wyprowadzać psa ndk. + m |
| | | wyprowadzić psa dk. + m |
| | I walk the dog every day. |
| yappy little dog n | informal (small noisy dog, terrier) | mały ujadający piesek wyr. |
| | Those Yorkshire terriers are yappy little dogs with a piercing bark. |