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nosed

From the verb nose: (⇒ conjugate)
nosed is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections: v past; v past p

WordReference
Definition
Synonyms
English Collocations
English Usage

Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
nose n	(nasal organ)	nos m
A fly landed on my nose.
Mucha usiadła mi na nosie.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
nose n	(dog's muzzle)	pysk m
When Tom's dog misbehaves, he taps it on the nose.
nose n	(animal's snout)	ryj m
ryjek m
The anteater stuck his nose into the hole.
nose n	(wine: smell) (wino: zapach)	bukiet m
This Chardonnay has a wonderful nose.
nose n	(sense of smell)	węch m
My hound dog has a great nose and can track any smell.
nose n	(front of a ship or boat, prow)	dziób m
The captain guided the nose of the yacht towards the dock.
nose n	(aircraft's forward end)	dziób m
The nose of the plane pitched down.
nose n	figurative (curiosity, inquisitiveness) (przenośny)	nos m
Keep your nose out of my business!
Nie wtykaj nosa w moje sprawy!
nose n	(nose-like part)	czubek m
końcówka ż
He used the nose of the pliers to reach into the crack.
nose⇒ vi	(get close)	przybliżać się zwr. ndk.
przybliżyć się zwr. dk.
He nosed close enough to see the entertainer.
nose [sth]⇒ vtr	(push with the nose)	pchać pyskiem, popychać pyskiem ndk. + m
pchnąć pyskiem dk. + m
The dog nosed the door so he could pass through.

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Czasowniki złożone
Angielski	Polski
nose [sb/sth] out vtr phrasal sep	(narrowly defeat)	pokonywać kogoś/coś o głowę zwrot ndk.
pokonać kogoś/coś o głowę zwrot dk.
Horse number seven seemed all set to win, but then number eleven nosed him out.
nose [sb/sth] out vtr phrasal sep	(detect)	wywęszyć kogoś/coś dk.
zwietrzyć coś dk.
After the avalanche, bloodhounds nosed out the buried skiers.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
a nose for [sth] n	figurative (instinctive ability to detect [sth]) (przenośny, potoczny)	mieć nosa do czegoś zwrot ndk.
He has a great nose for good books.
On ma świetnego nosa do dobrych książek.
blow your nose v expr	(expel mucus)	wydmuchiwać nos ndk.
wydmuchać nos dk.
Please blow your nose instead of sniffing.
brown nose n	slang, vulgar (sycophant)	podlizywacz m
What a brown nose -- always sucking up to the boss, hoping for a promotion.
brown-nose [sb]⇒ vtr	vulgar, informal (be obsequious)	podlizywać się zwr. ndk.
podlizać się zwr. dk.
You got that promotion because you brown-nosed the boss.
needle-nose pliers npl	(long thin pliers)	ostro zakończone szczypce wyr.
As the hole was so small I was forced to use a pair of needle-nose pliers to loosen the nut.
nose around vi	informal (pry, snoop)	węszyć, szukać ndk.
powęszyć, poszukać dk.
The detective decided to nose around the slums to see what mischief was afoot.
nose cone n	(conical shield at front of an aircraft)	dziób m
nose drops npl	(medicinal drops applied via the nostrils)	krople do nosa wyr.
nose ring n	(pierced jewellery worn in the nose)	kolczyk w nosie wyr.
You will have to remove your nose ring if you want this job.
nose to nose, nose-to-nose adv	(into direct competition) (potoczny)	łeb w łeb wyr.
Uwaga: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun
nose to nose, nose-to-nose adj	(in direct competition) (potoczny)	łeb w łeb wyr.
nose to nose, nose-to-nose adv	(intimately close up)	bardzo blisko przys. + przys.
nose to nose, nose-to-nose adj	(intimately close up)	bardzo blisko przys. + przys.
nose to nose with, nose-to-nose with prep	figurative (in direct competition with)	nos w nos z wyr.
The boxer went nose to nose with his opponent.
nose to nose with, nose-to-nose with prep	(very close to)	nos w nos z wyr.
Sam was nose to nose with his girlfriend, Mary.
nose wheel n	(part of a plane's undercarriage)	przednie koło przym. + n
nosedive, also UK: nose dive n	(aircraft: rapid fall, plunge) (samolot)	pikowanie n
The plane's nosedive was frightening, but fortunately it quickly corrected course.
nosedive, also UK: nose dive n	figurative (rapid decrease)	szybki spadek przym. + m
The nosedive in salaries was due to the poor economy.
nosedive, nose-dive vi	(aircraft: plummet, fall rapidly)	pikować ndk.
spikować dk.
When the engine malfunctioned, the plane nosedived.
nosedive, nose-dive vi	figurative (decrease rapidly)	szybko spadać przys. + ndk.
Stocks nosedived for the fifth week in a row.
on the nose, right on the nose adj	informal, figurative (exact, precise)	prosto w nos wyr.
Your guess was right on the nose.
pope's nose (US), parson's nose (UK) n	informal (cookery: tail of fowl)	kuper m
runny nose n	informal (excessive nasal mucus)	katar m
I have a runny nose and I keep coughing; I think I should see the doctor tomorrow.
turn your nose up v expr	figurative (show disgust, disdain) (przenośny: okazywać pogardę)	kręcić nosem ndk. + m