I. bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VERB trans
1. bite (with teeth):
- bite
- gryźć [perf u-]
- bite nails
- obgryzać [perf obgryźć]
- bite lips
- przygryzać [perf przygryźć]
2. bite (sting):
- bite
- kąsać [perf ukąsić]
- bite
- gryźć [perf u-]
- first a mosquito, then a fly bit me
- najpierw ukąsił mnie komar, a potem ugryzła mucha
3. bite (take hold):
- the tyres wouldn't bite the road
- koła nie trzymały się nawierzchni
Wendungen:
- to be bitten by sth
- połknąć bakcyla czegoś
- to bite the bullet ugs
- stawić czemuś czoło
- to bite the dust ugs
- pójść do piachu
- to bite one's tongue
- ugryźć się w język
- what's biting you? ugs
- co cię gryzie?
II. bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VERB intr
1. bite (with teeth):
- bite
- gryźć
- to bite into an apple
- ugryźć jabłko
- to bite through the rope
- przegryzać [perf przegryźć] sznur
- he won't bite übtr
- on nie gryzie
2. bite (sting):
- bite
- kąsać
- bite
- gryźć
3. bite (take bait):
- bite
- brać
4. bite (take hold):
- my boots wouldn't bite into the slippery rock
- moje buty zupełnie nie trzymały się śliskiej skały
5. bite (affect negatively):
- bite
- dawać [perf dać] się we znaki
Wendungen:
- once bitten twice shy sprichw
- kto się na gorącym sparzył, [ten] na zimne dmucha
III. bite [baɪt] SUBST
1. bite (injury):
- bite
- ugryzienie nt
- bite of insect
- użądlenie nt
- bite of snake
- ukąszenie nt
- to give sb a bite dog, fly
- ugryźć kogoś
- to give sb a bite insect
- użądlić kogoś
- to give sb a bite snake
- ukąsić kogoś
- he was covered in bites
- był cały pogryziony
2. bite (mouthful):
- bite
- kęs m
- to take a bite of sth
- ugryźć coś
- let's have a bite to eat ugs
- przekąśmy coś
3. bite kein Pl (sharp taste):
- bite
- ostry smak m
- with a bite
- ostry w smaku
4. bite Sg (cold):
- there's a bite in the air
- na dworze jest zimno
5. bite (taking bait):
- bite
- branie nt
- to get a bite
- mieć branie
Wendungen:
- second bite of the cherry
- ponowna szansa f
bite off VERB trans
- bite off
- odgryzać [perf odgryźć]
snake bite SUBST
- snake bite
- ukąszenie nt węża
| I | bite |
|---|---|
| you | bite |
| he/she/it | bites |
| we | bite |
| you | bite |
| they | bite |
| I | bit |
|---|---|
| you | bit |
| he/she/it | bit |
| we | bit |
| you | bit |
| they | bit |
| I | have | bitten |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | bitten |
| he/she/it | has | bitten |
| we | have | bitten |
| you | have | bitten |
| they | have | bitten |
| I | had | bitten |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | bitten |
| he/she/it | had | bitten |
| we | had | bitten |
| you | had | bitten |
| they | had | bitten |
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