słownik polsko - angielski

język polski - English

luzacki po angielsku:

1. cool


Cool off!
You're pretty calm cool and collected for somebody who has a major presentation tomorrow.
My new teacher is cool, he skateboards and even has a tattoo!
How cool would it be if Obama grew a nice, thick afro!
That's the new head of the student council? "Cool, isn't he?" "Rather, pretty boy?"
When the lamp is hot, in order to avoid getting burned, wait about 45 minutes for it to cool down.
I preferred wearing my Hawaiian T-shirt and green shorts to be cool and different, but I quickly got used to the white shirt and black slacks.
Feeling too cool 'cause you're the only one amongst your friends who speaks more than three languages? Fear not. On Tatoeba, we won't think you're cool.
With the colour key program system, all colours are divided into two palettes, the "cool palette" and the "warm palette".
If you burn yourself, quickly cool the burn with water.
The weather forecast says it's cool today. "On the contrary, I feel hot."
Cool the burned finger in running water.
People are cool when they're gutsy, doesn't matter if they're men or women.
As for me, instead of trying to be a cool, international man, I would like to be an open-minded earth person.
Let your food cool off a bit; don't eat it while it's hot.

2. Easy going



3. baggy


She said that baggy clothes made her feel comfortable.
These jeans are baggy.
baggy jeans
I like T-shirts as long as they're really baggy.
baggy trousers; a baggy T-shirt
a baggy jumper/pair of jeans
And they're baggy.
These pants tend to go baggy at the knees.