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| afternoon tea n | (light mid-afternoon meal) | popołudniowa herbata przym. + ż |
| | | podwieczorek m |
| | Karen and Lisa arranged to have afternoon tea together. |
beef bouillon,
also UK: beef tea n | (thin soup made by boiling beef) | bulion wołowy m + przym. |
| | Beef bouillon is the base for lots of soup recipes. |
| cup of tea n | figurative, informal (area of interest or liking) | zainteresowanie n |
| | Particle physics is not my cup of tea. |
dish towel,
dishtowel (US),
tea towel (UK) n | (cloth for drying dishes) | ręcznik do naczyń wyr. |
| | Put the dish towel on the radiator to dry after you finish. Maxine embroidered dishtowels for her mother for Christmas. |
dishtowel,
also UK: tea towel n | US (towel for drying dishes) | ścierka do naczyń wyr. |
| | Maxine embroidered dishtowels for her mother for Christmas. |
| ginger tea n | (hot drink made with ginger) | herbata imbirowa ż + przym. |
| | Ginger tea is good for the digestion. |
| green tea n | (Oriental herbal tea) | zielona herbata przym. + ż |
| | My sister loves green tea with a slice of lemon. |
herbal tea,
herb tea n | (drink: plant infusion) | herbata ziołowa ż + przym. |
| | I've reduced my coffee intake, and am drinking herbal tea instead. |
ice tea,
iced tea n | (tea served with ice cubes) | mrożona herbata przym. + ż |
| | A glass of iced tea is very refreshing in the summer time. |
| | In the southern US, iced tea is usually served sweetened and called "sweet tea.". |
iced tea,
ice tea n | (tea served with ice cubes) | mrożona herbata przym. + ż |
| | Mari was sipping iced tea with a slice of lemon. |
| mint tea n | (infusion of mint leaves) | herbata miętowa ż + przym. |
| | In North Africa mint tea is usually served very sweet in small glasses. |
| read tea leaves v | (predict future from used tea leaves) | czytać z fusów herbacianych |
| | Your formula for picking a winning horse is no better than reading tea leaves. |
| tea bag n | (sachet of tea leaves) | torebka herbaty ż + ż |
| | Tea bags are easier to use than loose tea. |
| | The kitchen counter was littered with old tea bags and dirty cups. |
| tea caddy n | (storage container for tea leaves) | puszka na herbatę wyr. |
| tea garden n | (outdoor tearoom) | ogród herbaciany m + przym. |
| tea infuser n | (mesh ball for straining tea leaves) | zaparzacz do herbaty wyr. |
| | I always leave the tea infuser in the pot because I like my tea strong. |
| tea leaf n | (dried leaf of the tea plant) | liść herbaty m + ż |
| | Some fortune-tellers use tea leaves to read fortunes. |
| tea leaf n | UK, regional, slang (thief) | złodziej m |
| tea party n | (social gathering at which tea is served) | spotkanie towarzyskie przy herbacie wyr. |
| | Cordelia served home-made fairy cakes at her tea party. |
| tea rose n | (flower: variety of rose) | róża herbaciana ż + przym. |
| | The hybrid tea rose is the most popular rose in the world. |
| | Tea roses are small and can be grown indoors. |
| tea service n | (set of teapot and cups) | serwis do herbaty wyr. |
| | My grandmother has a silver tea service that she uses on special occasions. |
| tea set n | (set of teapot and cups) | serwis do herbaty wyr. |
| | This tea set comes complete with a teapot and four cups. |
| tea strainer n | (small sieve for straining tea leaves) | sitko do herbaty wyr. |
| tea tray n | (receptacle for carrying a tea set) | taca ż |
teabag,
tea bag n | (sachet of tea leaves) | herbata w torebce wyr. |
teashop,
tea shop,
tearoom,
tea room,
tea house,
teahouse n | (café serving tea) | herbaciarnia ż |
| | He used to sit in the tea shop and read the papers. |
| tea shop n | (store that sells tea) | sklep z herbatą wyr. |
| | You can find all sorts of different teas in the tea shop on La Salle Street. |