"to a rock" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | Mirar "to a rock" in inglés

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sustantivo
  1. głaz, duży kamień [COUNTABLE]
    I sat on the rock to take some rest.
    He threw a rock and broke the window.
  2. skała [COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE]
    It is an example of a volcanic rock.
    Climbing rocks is one of my favourite leisure time activities.
    The tunnel was cut in the rock.
  3. rock (gatunek muzyki) [UNCOUNTABLE]
    I listen to rock and pop.
    What is your favourite rock band?
  4. rodzaj landrynek  BrE [UNCOUNTABLE]
    I remember eating orange rocks with my sister.
    Strawberry rocks are my favourite sweets.
  5. kokaina w czystej postaci [UNCOUNTABLE]
    I hope they won't find rock in my house.
    He's dealing rock.
    The police found rock in his bag and they arrested him.
  6. działka kokainy [COUNTABLE]
    You owe me a rock.
    Let's share this rock.
    I have only one rock, I won't sell it, it's mine.
  7. kamień (w biżuterii) old-fashioned [COUNTABLE USUALLY PLURAL]
    I have a ring with a big rock.
    He bought me beautiful earrings with blue rocks.
  8. opoka, ostoja, wsparcie informal
    You are my rock and I know that I can count on you.
    You've always been my rock, hero and protector.
verbo
  1. kołysać [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    I rocked her to sleep in my arms.
    Waves rocked our boat.
  2. wstrząsnąć [TRANSITIVE]
    I'm going to rock your world.
    The country was rocked by the shooting of the teenagers.
  3. trząść [TRANSITIVE]
    Stop rocking the stroller, you will wake the baby up.
    Huge waves rocked our ship.
  4. być super, być ekstra, wymiatać slang [INTRANSITIVE]
    "You may go to the party." "Thank you, mom, you rock!"
    This band rocks!
    Jane, your party rocks, thanks for the invitation!
    This band totally rocks!
  5. bzykać, pieprzyć  AmE slang
    I rocked her all night long.
    I heard you rocked Jane. Is it true?
  6. dać czadu, zaszaleć informal [INTRANSITIVE]
    Let's rock!
    It's your birthday, you should rock!
    I'll rock at this party!
adjetivo
  1. rockowy
    Rock music is my favourite.
    He invited me to a rock concert.
sustantivo
  1. więzienie Alcatraz  AmE slang
    There's no getting out of the Rock.
  2. Gibraltar  BrE slang
    Have you been to the Rock?

"to a rock" — Collocation dictionary inglés

to a rock collocation
More popular variant: to rock
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): do kamienia
  1. to preposición + rock sustantivo
    normal collocation

    He didn't pay any attention to the rock in her hand.

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