| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| head adj | (at the front, leading) | prowadzący im. czyn. |
| | The head runner was starting to slow down. |
| head adj | (at the top, first) | główny przym. |
| | The head item on the agenda was going to be difficult to resolve. |
| head adj | (maritime: from in front of) | przedni przym. |
| | The strong head winds slowed the sailing vessel. |
| head n | figurative (thought, intellect) (przenośny) | głowa ż |
| | He has a good head for science. |
| head n | figurative (intelligence) (przenośny) | głowa ż |
| | Use your head! You can find a creative way to get it done. |
| head n | figurative (ability) (przenośny) | głowa ż |
| | I just don't have the right head for management. |
| head n | figurative (composure) (przenośny) | głowa ż |
| | Though he was mad, he kept his head about him in public. |
| head n | (person) (przenośny) | głowa ż |
| | (przenośny, potoczny) | łebek m |
| | They charge five dollars a head to get into the dance club. |
| | Na wejściu do klubu kasują pięć dolarów od głowy. |
| | Na wejściu do klubu kasują pięć dolarów od łebka. |
| head n | (top: in achievement, ability) | czołówka ż |
| | He was at the head of his class at Harvard. |
| head n | (chief, president) | szef m |
| | (przenośny) | czoło n |
| | That man is the head of the company. |
| | Ten mężczyzna stoi na czele firmy. |
| head n | (extremity) | głowa ż |
| | | czubek m |
| | The head of the bone slots into the socket. |
| head n | (front position) | szczyt m |
| | Since it was his birthday, he sat at the head of the table. |
| head n | (fluid pressure) | ciśnienie n |
| | As the locomotive went faster and faster, it built up quite a head of steam. |
| head n | (part likely to burst) | czubek m |
| | He burst the pimple by poking its head with a needle. |
| head n | (drum) | naciąg m |
| | A conga drum is tuned by adjusting the tension of its head. |
| head n | (arrow) | grot m |
| | The shaft of the arrow was made of ash, and its head was made of metal. |
| head n | (recording device) | głowica ż |
| | The sound from the cassette player was dull because the head was dirty. |
| head n | (headline) | nagłówek m |
| | The front page of the newspaper had a massive head when war broke out. |
| head n | (page) | nagłówek m |
| | We usually put the article's title at the head of the page. |
| head n | (tool) | obuch m |
| | The head of the hammer is made of strengthened metal so it doesn't malform. |
| head n | (maritime: toilet) (przenośny) | dziób m |
| | He's gone to the head to pee. |
| | Poszedł na dziób się wysikać. |
| head n | (cylinder) | głowica ż |
| | The cylinder head is an essential part of an internal combustion engine. |
| head n | (herd animal) (przenośny) | głowa ż |
| | (przenośny, potoczny) | łeb m |
| | The farmer sold his cattle for fifty dollars per head. |
| head n | (beer, other foam) | piana ż |
| | The waiter poured the beer so that it would have a lot of head on top. |
| head n | (compact plant part) | główka ż |
| | This new lettuce has a tight head. |
| head n | (river source) | źródło n |
| | The head of this river is a small stream in the Rocky Mountains. |
| head n | (railhead) | główka szyny ż + ż |
| | The engineers fixed the head so that the wheels of the train could run smoothly along it. |
| head n | slang (fellatio) (slang, wulgarny) | obciąganie n |
| | Ana enjoys giving her boyfriend head. |
| head n | (bow of a ship) | dziób m |
| | The sailors used a rope at the head of the ship to fasten it to the wharf. |
| head n as adj | (of or affecting the head) | głowa ż |
| | The doctors kept him in hospital for observation after his head injury. |
| | Lekarze zatrzymali go w szpitalu na obserwacji po urazie głowy. |
| head suffix | (noun: state of being) | tłumaczenie niedostępne |
| Uwaga: T: This is difficult to translate as we don't have such suffix and each case would need to be looked at individually. |
| | For example: godhead |
| head vi | (go in a direction) | kierować się zwr. ndk. |
| | | skierować się zwr. dk. |
| | We are going to head to Arizona next on our trip. |
| head vi | (form a head) | rozwijać się zwr. ndk. |
| | | rozwinąć się zwr. dk. |
| | This lettuce heads early. |
| head [sth]⇒ vtr | (precede) | być na czele zwrot posił. |
| | The candidate for prime minister headed the list of candidates. |
| head [sth] vtr | (excel) | być na czele zwrot posił. |
| | | być najlepszym posił. + przym. |
| | He heads his class in language studies. |
| head [sth] vtr | (be the chief of) | stać na czele zwrot ndk. |
| | | stanąć na czele zwrot dk. |
| | That man heads the fire service for the whole country. |
| head [sth] vtr | (turn aside) | kierować dk. |
| | | pokierować ndk. |
| | The sheepdog headed the sheep away from the river. |
| head [sth] vtr | (sports: hit with one's head) (potoczny) | główkować ndk. |
| | | uderzać piłkę głową zwrot ndk. |
| | | uderzyć piłkę głową zwrot dk. |
| | The football player headed the ball into the net. |
| head⇒ vtr | (put as a title) | tytułować ndk. |
| | | zatytułować dk. |
| | The journalist headed the article "Ways to Avoid Being Overworked." |
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| bald head n | (head with no hair) | łysy m |
| | He quickly put on a hat to keep the hailstones from bouncing on his bald head. |
| big head n | (conceited or arrogant attitude) | zarozumiałość ż |
| | All those accolades that Paul has been getting are giving him a big head. |
| bow your head vtr | (lower: your head) | pochylać głowę ndk. + ż |
| | | pochylić głowę dk. + ż |
| | The parishioners bowed their heads in prayer. |
| butthead n | US, pejorative, vulgar, slang (stupid person) (obraźliwy) | półgłówek m |
| | Get out of the way, butthead! |
| cool head n | slang, figurative (composure, calm) | zimna krew przym. + ż |
| | After the accident, and even though she had been injured, she had a cool head. |
| drum [sth] into [sb]'s head v expr | (instill by repetition) (potoczny) | wbijać coś komuś do głowy zwrot ndk. |
| | | wbić coś komuś do głowy zwrot dk. |
| | Our father, a clever but uneducated man, always drummed into our heads the importance of a good education. |
| fall head over heels v expr | (tumble) | upaść i przekoziołkować zwrot dk. |
| | Alex fell head over heels down the mountainside. |
fall head over heels,
fall head over heels in love v expr | figurative (fall in love) (potoczny) | zakochać się po uszy zwrot zwr. dk. |
| | After knowing him for just two weeks I'd fallen head over heels. |
| fall head over heels for [sb] v expr | figurative (fall in love) (potoczny) | zakochać się w kimś po uszy zwrot zwr. dk. |
| | In Greek mythology, Eros shot a golden arrow that made Apollo fall head over heels for Daphne. |
| fall head over heels in love with [sb] v expr | figurative (fall in love) (potoczny) | zakochać się w kimś po uszy zwrot zwr. dk. |
| | Juliet fell head over heels in love with Romeo. |
| from head to foot expr | (all over your body) | od stóp do głów wyr. |
| | It was raining so hard that I was soon drenched from head to foot. |
get your head around [sth],
get your head round [sth] v expr | informal (understand) (potoczny, przenośny) | ogarniać coś ndk. |
| | (potoczny, przenośny) | ogarnąć coś dk. |
| Uwaga: Often used in the negative |
| | I'm trying to get my head around the subjunctive, but I'm still not sure when to use it. |
| go head to head v expr | | iść łeb w łeb zwrot ndk. |
| | The winners of the heats went head to head in the final. |
| go to [sb]'s head v expr | figurative, slang (make egotistical) (potoczny; sukces) | uderzyć komuś do głowy zwrot dk. |
| | His one hit record went to his head, and now he is impossible to live with. |
go to [sb]'s head,
go straight to [sb]'s head v expr | (make drunk) (potoczny; alkohol) | uderzyć komuś do głowy zwrot dk. |
| | That glass of wine has gone straight to my head! |
| hang your head v expr | (in shame) (przenośny) | zwieszać głowę ndk. + ż |
| | (przenośny) | zwiesić głowę dk. + ż |
| | The defendant hung his head as the judge pronounced his sentence. |
| hard head n | figurative (unsentimental person) | niesentymentalny przym. |
| | He has a hard head on him for someone so young. |
| have a good head on your shoulders v expr | figurative (be sensible) (przenośny) | mieć głowę na karku zwrot ndk. |
| | I don't mind him dating my daughter. That boy has a good head on his shoulders. |
| have your head in the clouds v expr | figurative (be a dreamer) (przenośny) | chodzić z głową w chmurach zwrot ndk. |
| | That boy is smart, but he will never amount to much because he has his head in the clouds. |
have your head in the sand,
bury your head in the sand v expr | figurative (ignore reality, be in denial) | mieć głowę w piasku |
| have your head screwed on vi | informal, figurative (be sensible, practical) | mieć głowę na karku |
| | It is best to have your head screwed on when dealing with money. |
be head and shoulders above [sb/sth],
stand head and shoulders above [sb/sth] v expr | figurative (be vastly superior to) | o niebo lepszy wyr. |
| | George's essay was head and shoulders above those of the rest of the class. |
| head back vi | (start to go back, return) | zaczynać wracać |
| | | zacząć wracać |
| | It's getting late, lets head back home. |
| Head Chef n | (professional cook who runs a kitchen) | szef kuchni m + ż |
| | The head chef makes an excellent caesar salad. |
| head count n | (tally) | obliczenie, wyliczenie n |
| | The teacher did a quick head count before dividing the class into two groups. |
| head count n | (number of people) | liczba osób ż + ż, l.mn. |
| head covering n | (scarf, etc., on the head) | nakrycie głowy n + ż |
| | You must wear head covering to visit this church. |
head fake,
head-fake n | slang ([sth] misleading) | mylny przym. |
| head for vtr | (go towards, go to) | iść do, iść na ndk. + przyim. |
| | | pójść do, pójść na dk. + przyim. |
| | To find the party, head for the noise! |
| head game n | US, slang (effort to confuse or delude [sb]) (potoczny) | główkowanie n |
| | Jan was not invited; her head games disrupted the last meeting. |
| head injury n | (wound to the head) | uraz głowy m + ż |
| | A young lad was struck by a car and is now in intensive care with a serious head injury. |
head louse,
plural: head lice n | usually plural (parasite on the scalp) | wesz głowowa ż + przym. |
| | She treated her kids for head lice but it didn't work. |
| head of hair n | (hair: amount, thickness) | bujne włosy przym. + m, l.mn. |
| | That beautiful girl has a gorgeous head of hair. |
| head of household n | ([sb] in charge of family) | gowa domu ż + m |
| | Forget about Dad, my Mum is definitely the head of the household! |
head of state,
Head of State n | (national leader) | głowa państwa ż + n |
| | In a kingdom, the head of state is a king rather than a president. |
| head off vtr | (redirect by blocking path) | odwracać ndk. |
| | | odwrócić dk. |
| | He tried to head off the charging bull by closing the gate. |
| head office n | (headquarters) | głowne biuro przym. + n |
| | The head office of our company is now overseas because we got bought out. |
| head on adv | (headfirst) | głową naprzód ż + przys. |
| | The car veered across the road and hit a van head on. |
| head-on adv | (in collision) | na wprost przyim. + przys. |
| | The car veered across the road and hit a van head-on. |
| head-on adj | (collision: direct, full-frontal) | czołowy przym. |
| | There were two fatalities in the head-on collision. |
| | Emma was lucky to survive the head-on crash of her small sports car into a bus. |
head on,
head-on adj | figurative (direct, honest) | bezpośredni przym. |
| | Rather than talking around the subject, let's take a head-on look at the issues. |
| head over heels in love expr | figurative (infatuated) | zakochany po uszy wyr. |
| | After Cara's first date with Matt, she was head over heels in love with him. |
| head start n | (race: starting ahead) | fory ż, l.mn. |
| | My little sister runs slowly, so I give her a head start. |
| head start n | figurative (advantage) | ułatwienie n |
| | His parents' wealth gave him a head start in life. |
| head straight for [sth] v expr | (person: go directly) | iść prosto do zwrot ndk. |
| | | jechać prosto do zwrot dk. |
| | Bianca grabbed her coat and headed straight for the exit. |
| head-to-head adj | (contest: between two people) | bezpośredni przym. |
| head to head adv | (in direct opposition) (potoczny) | łeb w łeb wyr. |
| | | w konfrontacji przyim. + ż |
| head up vtr | (lead) | prowadzić ndk. |
| | | poprowadzić dk. |
| | Rick was chosen to head up the band, perhaps because he played the drums so well. |
| head wind n | (wind blowing head-on) | wiatr przeciwny m + przym. |
| | There was a strong head wind and so progress was slow. |
| head-on collision n | (full-frontal crash) | zderzenie czołowe n + przym. |
| | In the head-on collision with the lorry, the Mini came off worst. |
headbutt,
head-butt n | (violent blow made with the head) | uderzenie głową n + ż |
| | With a swift headbutt, the goat knocked the little boy over. |
headfirst,
head first adv | (with the head in front) | głową naprzód ż + przys. |
| | Max dove into the water headfirst. |
headfirst,
head first adv | figurative (recklessly) | brawurowy przym. |
| | Sam has a tendency to jump into projects headfirst. |
headhunter,
head-hunter n | figurative (recruiter) | rekruter m |
| | Tamara was recruited by a headhunter for her new job. |
| hit the nail on the head v expr | figurative (be exactly right) | trafiać w dziesiątkę zwrot ndk. |
| | | trafić w dziesiątkę zwrot dk. |
| | Russell's comment really hit the nail on the head. |
| lose your head v expr | figurative (become overexcited) | tracić głowę ndk. + ż |
| | | stracić głowę dk. + ż |
| | Don't lose your head in an emergency. Just stay calm. |
make heads or tails of [sth] (US),
make head or tail of [sth],
make head nor tail of [sth] (UK) v expr | (understand [sth]) | rozumieć, pojmować ndk. |
| | | zrozumieć, pojąć dk. |
| Uwaga: Usually in the negative. |
| make your head spin v | figurative (cause you to feel dizzy) | doprowadzać do zawrotu głowy |
| | | doprowadzić do zawrotu głowy |
| | You are coming up with new ideas so fast I can't keep up with you - it's making my head spin! |
| off the top of your head expr | figurative, informal (spontaneously, improvising) (potoczny) | z głowy przyim. + ż |
| | Off the top of my head, I can't remember the name of that actor. |
on [sb]'s head,
on your head expr | figurative ([sb] will face the consequences) | na czyjejś głowie wyr. |
| | What you are suggesting is an unorthodox approach; if it goes wrong, it will be on your head. |
| pat on the head n | (gentle touch) | poklepanie po głowie wyr. |
| | There is nothing the dog likes better than a pat on the head. |
| pat [sb/sth] on the head v expr | (touch gently on head) | poklepanie po głowie wyr. |
| | Rob patted his son on the head. |
| per head adv | (per person) | na głowę przyim. + ż |
| | When we added up the bill it worked out at ten euro per head. |
| pinhead n | figurative, pejorative, slang (stupid person) (potoczny, obraźliwy) | ciemniak M |
| pinhead n | (point of a pin) | główka szpilki ż + ż |
rear its head,
rear its ugly head v expr | figurative (issue, problem: arise) | wyłaniać się zwr. ndk. |
| | | wyłonić się zwrot dk. |
| | | dawać o sobie znać zwrot ndk. |
| | | dać o sobie znać zwrot dk. |
| | When Rick and Daisy argue, the issue of money often rears its head. |
| roof over your head n | informal (place to live) | dach nad głową wyr. |
| | Your house may not be fancy, but at least it's a roof over your head. |
| | The earthquake refugees don't have a roof over their heads. |
| running head n | (title at top of a book's pages) | nagłówek m |
| shout your head off v expr | figurative, informal (rant, shout at length) (potoczny) | wydzierać się na całe gardło zwrot zwr. ndk. |
| | He was shouting his head off but nobody heard him over the noise of the crowd. OK, I heard you - you don't have to shout your head off! |
| shower head n | (nozzle of a shower attachment) | głowica prysznicowa ż + przym. |
| | The shower head was clogged with limescale, so the water was coming out in a trickle. |
| sore head n | US, informal ([sb] discontented and irritable) | obolała głowa przym. + ż |
| thick head n | (stupid person) | głupek m |
| | Can you explain it to me again, please? I have a thick head. |
| thick head n | (inability to accept new ideas) | ograniczenie umysłowe n + przym. |
| | I wish you could get it through your thick head that times have changed! |