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From the verb shoe ⇒ conjugate ) shod is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections v past v past p
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Główne tłumaczenia shod adj (fitted with horseshoes) podkuty przym. The shod horse was ready to ride.
Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia shod, v past p (shoe: past participle) obuty przym. The mare had been shod two days earlier.
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Główne tłumaczenia shoe n (footwear) but m These shoes are too tight - they're hurting my toes. Te buty są za ciasne – obcierają mi palce.
Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia shoe n (horseshoe) podkowa ż The horse needs new shoes. Call the blacksmith. shoe n (part of a brake) szczęka hamulcowa ż + przym. The brake shoes on my car are badly worn and need replacing. shoe [sth] ⇒ vtr (horse) podkuwać ndk. podkuć dk. You need a good hammer to shoe a horse.
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Formy złożone: shoe | shodballet slipper, n usually plural (classical dancer's shoe) baletka ż He noticed the pink ballet slippers on the ballerina's feet. golf shoe n usually plural (shoe worn to play golf) buty do golfa wyr. Golf shoes are required on the putting green. running shoe n often plural (trainer, sneaker) buty do biegania wyr. buty sportowe m, l.mn. + przym. I don't know why running shoes need to be so expensive. shoe box, n (cardboard box in which shoes are sold) pudełko na buty When I buy new shoes I always save the shoe box for storing things in. shoe department n (section of a shop selling footwear) oddział obuwniczy m + przym. You may be able to find shoe polish in the shoe department. shoe leather n (treated animal skin used for shoes) skóra na buty wyr. Leather that is tanned for shoe leather is stiffer than that used for gloves. shoe manufacturing n (mass production of footwear) produkcja obuwia ż + n shoe polish n (wax for making footwear shiny) pasta do butów wyr. My shoes are dirty and I don't have any shoe polish. shoe store (US), n (shop that sells footwear) sklep obuwniczy m + przym. These boots are too tight; I wish I had tried them on in the shoe store. shoe tree n (shaped insert for footwear) prawidło ż I take good care of my shoes by keeping shoe trees in them when I'm not wearing them. sport shoe (US), n usually plural (sneaker, trainer) but sportowy m + przym. You can't go to the mayor's ball wearing sports shoes! wear out shoe leather v expr US, Informal (look for a job) (przenośny ) zdzierać buty ndk. + m, l.mn. zedrzeć buty dk. + m, l.mn. Bob really wore out his shoe leather looking for a new job. wingtip, n US, figurative (shoe: style of toecap) brogue m Uwaga He was the height of fashion, from his pinstripe suit to his wingtips.