slovník Polský - Angličtina

język polski - English

przy kości v angličtině:

1. the bone the bone



Angličtina slovo „przy kości„(the bone) se zobrazí v sadách:

wygląd człowieka/appearance of a man

2. overweight overweight


He is overweight.
About 65% of American adults are overweight, which isn't good for their health.
Slighty overweight girls would look cuter if they lost a little weight.
For as long as Tom could remember, his parents had been overweight.
I am overweight, because i ate too much.
An increasing number of people are eating too much and becoming overweight.
What with having no exercise and being overweight, he had a heart attack.
The overweight couple seems to be in love.
My luggage was overweight BY five kilos. Your bad is 10 kilos overweight.
I'm only a few kilos overweight, but I just can't seem to lose them. / He used to be very overweight.
The doctor told her she was overweight and this was affecting her health.
In Poland there are less overweight children than in America.
Nearly half the people in this country are overweight.
A polite way of saying 'fat'. He's a bit overweight.
Mrs. Brown warned Beth that if she didn't eat properly she would be permanently overweight.

3. matronly matronly



4. plump plump


The world's greatest singers and most of its famous musicians have been fat or at least decidedly plump.
a plump woman
It is said that Didon had for dinner ten plump turkeys' backs.
I may be plump, but I'm vigorous.
Every day grandfather and grandmother gave the kitten plenty of milk, and soon the kitten grew nice and plump.
I'm plump.
... plays this sort of plump English girl?
Her mother was short and plump, but bubbly.
"Pickwickian" refers to a jovial, plump individual
Her plump face flushed with anxiety.
This store sells clothes for plump people.
She's a plump woman in her mid-thirties
My puppy is so cute and plump.
You are not fat, you're just plump!
The plump young woman thrust the heel of her stiletto into my big toe under the pretence that I had been too forceful.

5. at the bone at the bone