"lain to" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | Mirar "lain to" in inglés

the image to "lie" in Polish
verbo
Irregular forms: lay past tense, lain past participle, lying present participle
  1. leżeć [INTRANSITIVE]
    He was lying on the bed.
    Jane was lying on the sofa, asleep.
    She looked up from where she was lying.
    Czasownika "lie", "lay", "lain" (leżeć) nie należy mylić z "lay", "laid", "laid" (kłaść, położyć).
  2. być pochowanym, spoczywać (o zmarłym) [INTRANSITIVE]
    Here lies one of the greatest warriors of our times.
    Where does your grandfather lie?
  3. istnieć (np. o problemie) [INTRANSITIVE]
    The problem lies in the lack of communication between them.
    We have to find out where the problem lies.
  4. pozostawać w jakimś miejscu [INTRANSITIVE]
    Spain lies in the west of Europe.
    Do you know where Wroclaw lies?
  5. znajdować się [INTRANSITIVE]
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verbo
Irregular forms: laid past tense, laid past participle
  1. kłaść, położyć [TRANSITIVE]
    He laid the book on a table.
    Lay your suitcase next to mine.
    She laid her hand on his shoulder.
    Czasownika lay, laid, laid (kłaść, położyć) nie należy mylić z lie, lay, lain (leżeć).
  2. układać (np. cegłę, kafelki) [TRANSITIVE]
  3. stawiać (pieniądze)  BrE [TRANSITIVE]
    I would not lay money on it.
    I laid money on the winning horse.
  4. uprawiać seks, ruchać, dymać taboo
    He told me that he wanted to lay her.
    He laid her when we weren't at home.
adjetivo
  1. niedoświadczony, bez kwalifikacji
    We can't hire a lay person, this job is too serious.
  2. świecki
  3. laicki, zwykły, przeciętny
    My lay knowledge doesn't allow me to discuss this topic.
sustantivo
  1. ballada literary [COUNTABLE]
    I will sing you a romantic lay.
    I wrote a lay. Can I read it to you?
  2. dupa, gach (partner seksualny) taboo
    She has a new lay.
    He is married and has a lay.
    "Who is that chick next to Tom?" "That's his new lay."
  3. numerek, bzykanko, dymanko taboo
    She offered me a lay.
    It was just a quick lay, I don't even remember her name.
Barack Obama doesn't lie.
verbo
  1. kłamać, łgać [INTRANSITIVE]
    Don't lie to me.
    I think she was lying.
    Who knows what else he's lied about?
    Czasownik "lie" w znaczeniu "kłamać" odmienia się regularnie: Past tense - lied, Past participle - lied, Present participle - lying
sustantivo
  1. kłamstwo [COUNTABLE]
    He's telling lies all the time.
    It was just a pack of lies.

"lain to" — Collocation dictionary inglés

lain to collocation
More popular variant: lie to
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): leżeć aby
  1. lie verbo + to preposición
    Very loose collocation

    He saw no reason to lie to the old man.

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