"dipped to" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | see "dipped to" in inglés

sustantivo
  1. szybka kąpiel (w basenie, jeziorze) informal
    I went for a dip in the sea.
    He took a quick dip in the icy water.
  2. spadek (np. popularności, temperatury)
    The sudden dip in the temperature caused ice on the roads.
  3. sos, dip (do maczania zakąsek) [COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE]
    Mixing together yoghurt, cucumbers, and onions makes delicious dip.
    She prepared hot dip.
  4. nachylenie (terenu), zagłębienie (np. w drodze), pochylenie (np. głowy)
    I did not see the dip in the road.
  5. głupek, ciemniak, prostak  AmE spoken
    His stupid jokes reveal what a dip he is.
    He won't understand it, he's a dip.
    Don't talk to this dip, it's a waste of your time.
  6. kieszonkowiec slang
    Some dip stole my wallet!
    Stop this dip, he has my phone!
verbo
  1. zanurzać (się w wodzie), maczać (np. przekąskę w sosie) [TRANSITIVE]
    He dipped his toe into the water to see how cold it was.
    She always dips French fries in ketchup.
  2. zniżać (np. głowę), obniżać (np. flagę) [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    He dipped the flag after the ceremony.
    Dip your head when you go into a church.
  3. spadać (np. o cenach, temperaturze) [INTRANSITIVE]
    The prices of cars dipped suddenly in June.
  4. opadać (o terenie) [INTRANSITIVE]
  5. wsadzać nos w nieswoje sprawy, wtrącać się [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    I don't want to dip, it's your decision.
    You should leave them alone, don't dip.
adjetivo
  1. zanurzony

"dipped to" — Collocation dictionary inglés

dipped to collocation
More popular variant: dip to
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): zanurzony aby
  1. dip verbo + to preposición
    normal collocation

    The population dipped to 260 in 1931 at which time the town had its own school district.

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