"be tossed" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | see "be tossed" in inglés

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verbo
  1. rzucać, podrzucać (szczególnie coś lekkiego) [TRANSITIVE]
    Let's toss a coin.
    She tossed him the keys.
    They tossed a coin to decide who should go to the shop.
    link synonym: cast
  2. targać, miotać, rzucać (np. gałęziami, falami, łódką) [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    The wind was tossing the branches.
    The storm was tossing our boat.
    Waves were tossing our boat.
  3. podrzucać w górę [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    He kept tossing our son.
    He tossed his phone.
  4. obtaczać (np. jarzyny w sosie) [TRANSITIVE]
    Toss the meat in breadcrumbs before frying it.
    He tossed the vegetables in sauce.
  5. kichać na coś, mieć coś w dupie  BrE informal
    I don't want to talk about my ex, I toss her.
    I toss this test and this school.
  6. uwolnić się, pozbyć się informal
    Toss these things, you don't use them.
    I tossed all my old photographs.
  7. urządzić obławę, przeszukać informal
    Toss the garden, he must be there.
    The police tossed the city but they didn't find the killer.
  8. rzygać, zwracać, wymiotować  AmE informal
    Don't toss on my carpet, it's new!
    My dog tossed in my car.
  9. mieszać informal
    Keep tossing, or else it will harden.
    He tossed the water with sand.
  10. rzucać się, miotać się (np. w łóżku)
  11. rozrzucać
sustantivo
  1. rzut monetą
    We can't argue about this, let the toss decide for us.
    The toss didn't work out since the coin fell out of the window.
  2. nagły ruch, potrząśnięcie
    "You're wrong," he said and, with the toss of his head, walked away.
    He made a toss and fainted.
  3. rzut
    Nice toss!
    His toss was really long.
  4. akcja, obława policyjna, łapanka informal
    They organized a toss in the centre of the city.
    He was arrested during the toss.
  5. masturbacja, walenie konia taboo
    I don't want to listen about your toss!
    Stop talking about the toss.
  6. bzdety, dyrdymały  BrE informal
    She likes talking about toss.
    Don't worry about my toss, I'll handle it.
    This is toss, don't worry about it.
verbo
  1. rzucić komuś coś
    Can you toss me my phone?
    He tossed me an apple but I didn't catch it.
verbo
  1. podrzucać do góry (monetę), rzucać (monetą), zagrać w orła i reszkę
    We tossed up to decide where to go on holidays.
    If you can't decide what to do tonight, toss the coin.