WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
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whiz,
whizz vi | (make whirring sound) | świstać ndk. |
| | | świsnąć dk. |
| | They lit fireworks that threw off sparks and whizzed. The helicopter's rotor blades whizzed loudly. |
whiz,
whizz vi | (rush, move swiftly) | śmigać ndk. |
| | | śmignąć dk. |
| | The enemy's arrow whizzed through the air. The athlete whizzed along the track. |
whiz,
whizz n | (whirring sound) | świst m |
| | The whiz of a dentist's drill makes me nervous. |
whiz,
whizz,
wiz n | figurative, informal (wizard: expert, skilled person) | geniusz m |
| | My little sister's a real computer whiz. |
a whiz at [sth],
a whizz at [sth],
a wiz at [sth] n | figurative, informal (wizard: person skilled at [sth]) (potoczny) | świetny z czegoś, świetny w czymś przym. + przyim. |
| | He's a whiz at maths – he can even do equations in his head. |
whiz,
wizz vi | US, slang, vulgar (urinate) (potoczny) | sikać ndk. |
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