"to one's backs" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | Mirar "to one's backs" in inglés

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adverbio
  1. z powrotem
    Put that book back on the shelf.
    We heard our friends come back.
    I'll be back in a couple of hours.
  2. wstecz, temu (np. "to zdarzyło się 5 lat temu"), wtedy
    It happened almost ten years back, I don't remember.
    Looking back, my childhood was awful.
  3. na odległość, z dala
    A restraining order will keep him back.
  4. temu (o odległości)
    You should've turned left two junctions back.
adjetivo
  1. tylny
    She asked me to leave by the back door.
    People in the back rows were not able to hear anything.
    The back wheel has to be fixed.
  2. zaległy (np. czynsz)
    I really have to pay the back rent.
sustantivo
  1. tył, tylna część [SINGULAR]
    Look at the back of the drawer.
    They have a garden at the back of the house.
    link synonym: rear
  2. ostatnia strona, tył (książki, czasopisma), odwrotna strona (kartki) [COUNTABLE]
    I need your signature on the back of this page.
    There are jokes printed on the back of this magazine.
    Before you decide to buy this book, read the description on the back.
  3. plecy [COUNTABLE]
    My back was aching from sitting in front of my computer all day.
    He turned his back while she dressed.
    I rolled over onto my back.
  4. kręgosłup, krzyż [COUNTABLE]
    She broke her back in an accident.
    He suffers from terrible back aches.
  5. grzbiet (zwierzęcia) [COUNTABLE]
    Don't pat the goat on its back because it may kick you.
    The hair on his back bristled.
    He sat his little daughter on the pony's back.
  6. oparcie (krzesła, fotela) [COUNTABLE]
    The back of the chair is very uncomfortable.
    She leaned on the back of the chair.
  7. grzbiet książki [COUNTABLE]
    The back is a little dusty and the front cover is shabby.
    The back is loose so I will cut the price.
  8. obrońca [COUNTABLE]
    John Terry is a centre-back.
  9. kadź (używana do ważenia np. piwa) [COUNTABLE]
verbo
  1. wspierać, popierać [TRANSITIVE]
    You have to back my idea even if they won't like it.
    They refused to back us financially.
  2. cofać, wycofywać [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    Back the car, I saw something in that window!
    He helped her back the car.
    He backed the car out of the garage.
  3. podpierać (podstawiać coś z tyłu czegoś), wzmocnić [TRANSITIVE]
    This fixing backs this wall.
    This tree is so old - I have to back it.
  4. dosiadać, wsiadać (na konia) [TRANSITIVE]
    She backed her favourite horse and said goodbye to her family.
    I don't know how to back a horse.
  5. stawiać (pieniądze, np. na drużynę, konia) [TRANSITIVE]
    I backed the slowest horse there was.
    I want to back this team - do you think they have a chance to win?
  6. akompaniować (np. wokalistę, muzyka) [TRANSITIVE]
    She was backed by a choir.
  1. do tyłu, wstecz (w przeciwnym kierunku)
    He stood up and left without looking back.
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sustantivo
  1. zatrzask kolczyka, zatyczka kolczyka (w sztyfcie)

"to one's backs" — Collocation dictionary inglés

to one's backs collocation
More popular variant: to the back
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): aby czyjś tyły
  1. to preposición + back sustantivo
    Strong collocation

    He put a hand up to the back of his hair.

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