| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| dead adj | figurative (numb) | zdrętwiały przym. |
| | My right foot is dead. Let me walk around a little to wake it up. |
| dead adj | informal, figurative (exhausted) (potoczny) | wykończony przym. |
| | I am dead! Walking around all day is exhausting. |
| dead adj | informal, figurative (lacking activity) (potoczny) | drętwy przym. |
| | This party is dead. Let's go to another one. |
| dead adj | figurative (flat, no longer fizzy) | bez gazu przyim. + m |
| | Is the lemonade dead? I like it fizzy. |
| dead adj | informal, figurative (no longer useful) | zepsuty przym. |
| | I think the blender is dead and we need to get another one. |
| dead adj | figurative (no longer burning) | wygasły przym. |
| | The fire appears to be dead. |
| dead adj | figurative (battery) | rozładowany przym. |
| | The battery is dead so the car won't start. |
| dead adj | figurative (electricity) | niesprawny przym. |
| | Here is the problem. The circuit is dead and needs to be replaced. |
| dead adj | figurative (sports: out of play) | poza boiskiem przyim. + n |
| | The hit occurred while the ball was dead, so the team will be penalised. |
| dead adj | (abrupt) (w zwrocie: come to a dead stop) | nagły przym. |
| | The car came to a dead stop after hitting the tree. |
| dead adj | informal, figurative (container: empty) | pusty przym. |
| | The keg is dead. We need to find another party that still has beer. |
| dead adj | figurative (stagnant) | w zastoju przyim. + m |
| | This stock is dead today. It hasn't moved up or down in hours. |
| dead adj | (infertile) | nieurodzajny przym. |
| | The land is dead, and nothing will grow on it. |
| dead adj | figurative (complete) | całkowity, zupełny przym. |
| | The project was a dead failure, and accomplished nothing. |
| dead adv | informal (completely) (potoczny) | kompletnie przys. |
| | He was dead wrong! |
| dead adv | slang (very) | bardzo przys. |
| | That was dead easy! |
Formy złożone:
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beat a dead horse,
flog a dead horse v expr | figurative (pursue a hopeless cause) | wysilać się na próżno |
| | I tried to convince him to come with us, but felt that I was beating a dead horse. |
| come back from the dead v expr | figurative (succeed again) | powracać ndk. |
| | | powrócić dk. |
| | In last place going into the final lap, the runner came back from the dead to win the race. |
| come back from the dead v | figurative (recover from serious illness) | wracać do świata żywych |
| | After the triple bypass he came back from the dead and now he is living an active life. |
| Day of the Dead n | (celebration: All Souls) | Dzień Zmarłych m + m, l.mn. |
| dead against [sb/sth] adj + prep | informal (totally opposed to) | zdecydowanie przeciwny przys. + przym. |
| | I wanted to go to Art School, but my parents were dead against it. |
| dead ahead adv | US, slang (directly in front) | dokładnie naprzeciwko przys. + przys. |
| | You can't possibly miss the target: it's dead ahead! |
| dead and buried adj | (dead, deceased) | dawno zapomniany przys. + przym. |
| | I remember my fourth grade teacher, but she's long since been dead and buried I'm sure. |
| dead and buried adj | (no longer in effect) | dawno zapomniany przys. + przym. |
| | That law is dead and buried. |
| dead and gone adj | (dead, deceased) | dawno zmarły przys. + przym. |
| | Cyril has been dead and gone for over twenty years now. |
| dead body n | (corpse) | zwłoki ż, l.mn. |
| | The dead body lay undiscovered for three days. |
| dead calm n | (nautical: no wind) | cisza morska ż + przym. |
| | A sailing ship can make no progress at all in a dead calm. |
| dead calm n | (total stillness) | całkowity spokój przym. + m |
| | A dead calm enveloped the house after his wife left him. |
| dead end n | (road: cul-de-sac) | ślepa uliczka przym. + ż |
| | | ślepy zaułek przym. + m |
| | The street led to a dead end so we had to turn around. |
| dead heat n | (sport: tie, joint win, draw) | remis m |
| | Not even the photograph could distinguish the winner, so the race was declared a dead heat. |
| dead language n | (no longer spoken) | martwy język przym. + m |
| | Latin is a dead language. |
| dead language n | (no longer a first language) | martwy język przym. + m |
| dead loss n | ([sth], [sb], useless) | nieużytek m |
| | Don't ask her to help, she's a dead loss. |
| dead man n | slang, figurative (man who is likely to die) | zmarły m |
| | Touch me again and you're a dead man! |
| dead person n | (corpse, dead body) | trup m |
| dead person n | ([sb] who is no longer alive) (mężczyzna) | zmarły m |
| | (kobieta) | zmarła ż |
dead right,
dead straight adj | slang (totally correct) | masz rację wykrz. |
| | | racja wykrz. |
| | How did you know that answer? You are dead right! You were dead right about that guy; he is a total creep! |
| dead ringer n | slang ([sb] identical to another person) | sobowtór m |
| | He was a dead ringer for the President, and for a while made a good living impersonating him. |
| Dead Sea n | (body of salt water in Middle East) | Morze Martwe n + przym. |
| | The Dead Sea is a huge salt lake between Israel and Jordan lying 422 meters below sea level. |
| dead set adj | (resolute, determined) | zdeterminowany, zdecydowany przym. |
| | He was dead set on becoming a naval pilot, and was bitterly disappointed when he was rejected for poor eyesight . |
| dead stop n | (complete halt) | jak wryty przyim. + przym. |
| | They heard a loud bang in the engine and the car came to a dead stop. |
| dead to the world adj | slang, figurative (asleep) | śpiący jak zabity wyr. |
| | Once he is asleep he is dead to the world: we can make noise if we want. |
dead weight,
also US: deadweight n | ([sth] heavy, motionless) | bryła ż |
dead weight,
also US: deadweight n | figurative (burden) | zmartwienie n |
| | | troska ż |
dead weight,
also US: deadweight n | (weight of vehicle without a load) | ciężar własny m + przym. |
dead weight,
also US: deadweight n | (fixed weight on structure or equipment) | ciężar własny m + przym. |
| dead zone n | figurative (area: no phone signal) | strefa bez sieci komórkowej |
| dead-end n as adj | figurative (job, etc.: with no future) | bez perspektyw przyim. + ż, l.mn. |
| | Rick hated his dead-end job. |
| dead-end street n | US (cul-de-sac, road with no exit) | ślepa uliczka przym. + ż |
| | Don't turn there, it's a dead-end street. |
| drop dead vi + adj | (die suddenly) | padać trupem ndk. + m |
| | He dropped dead of a heart attack. |
| Drop dead! interj | figurative, informal (go away!) | padać trupem ndk. + m |
| | When he wouldn't leave her alone, she said, "Drop dead" and walked away. |
half dead,
half-dead adj | figurative (exhausted) | półżywy przym. |
| | David continued the climb, although he was half dead from the effort; he had to make it to the top. |
| in the dead of night adv | (in the middle of the night) | w środku nocy wyr. |
| | Strange noises in the dead of night can be very scary. |
| over my dead body interj | slang, figurative (expressing complete refusal) (potoczny) | po moim trupie wyr. |
| | You'll have custody of my children over my dead body! You want to borrow my jeans? Over my dead body! |
| rise from the dead v expr | (come back to life, be resurrected) | zmartwychwstały przym. |