⇒ Angielski

"Suddenly" w języku angielskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	suddenly ['sʌdnlɪ] nagle	nagle
	Suddenly he remembers thet he should be at work Nagle przypomina sobie, że powinien być w pracy	Nagle przypomina sobie, że powinien być w pracy
	Suddenly he remembers that he should be at work Nagle przypomina sobie, że powinien być w pracy	Nagle przypomina sobie, że powinien być w pracy
	suddenly the telephone rang nagle telefon zadzwonił	nagle telefon zadzwonił
	suddenly ['sʌdnlɪ] nagle, gwałtownie, nieoczekiwanie	nagle, gwałtownie, nieoczekiwanie
	Suddenly she heard something behind her ['sʌdnlɪ ʃi: hə:d 'sʌmθɪŋ bɪ'haɪnd hə:(r)] Nagle usłyszała coś za sobą	Nagle usłyszała coś za sobą

"Suddenly" w języku polskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	to come to life to suddenly start working	to suddenly start working
	get cold feet (about sth) to suddenly become too frightened to do sth you had planned to do, esp sth important as marriage	to suddenly become too frightened to do sth you had planned to do, esp sth important as marriage
	narcolepsy ['nɑ:kəlɛpsɪ] a medical condition which makes you go to sleep suddenly and unexpectedly	a medical condition which makes you go to sleep suddenly and unexpectedly
	sneeze [sni:z] kichnąć, when you blow air down through your nose suddenly, for example when you have a cold	kichnąć, when you blow air down through your nose suddenly, for example when you have a cold
	flash of inspiration [flæʃ ɔv ɪnspər'eɪʃən] a clever idea that comes suddenly	a clever idea that comes suddenly
	spawn [spɔn] to cause something new, or many new things, to grow or start suddenly	to cause something new, or many new things, to grow or start suddenly
	conk out stop working, fail suddenly	stop working, fail suddenly
	fickle ['fɪkl] changing opinions or feelings suddenly and without having particular reason	changing opinions or feelings suddenly and without having particular reason
	impulsiveness the trait of acting suddenly on impulse without reflection	the trait of acting suddenly on impulse without reflection
	a bad patch (zła passa) Last season we hit a bad patch of form and suddenly we were out of the Champions League.	Last season we hit a bad patch of form and suddenly we were out of the Champions League.
	break into start singing, smiling (etc. suddenly)	start singing, smiling (etc. suddenly)
	to wince to move back suddenly	to move back suddenly
	to stratle to make sm suddenly surprised or slightly shocked	to make sm suddenly surprised or slightly shocked
	break out [breɪk aut] to begin suddenly	to begin suddenly
	to get cold feet to suddenly feel that you are not brave enough to do smt. important	to suddenly feel that you are not brave enough to do smt. important
	spark [spɑ:k] cause sth to start or develop suddenly	cause sth to start or develop suddenly
	grab [græb] to take hold of sb or sth suddenly and roughly	to take hold of sb or sth suddenly and roughly
	plummet ['plʌmɪt] fall suddenly and steeply	fall suddenly and steeply
	break out [breɪk aut] (of war, fire) begin suddenly	(of war, fire) begin suddenly
	crash [kræʃ] an occasion when a computer suddenly stops working	an occasion when a computer suddenly stops working
	abscond [abscond] to go away suddenly and secretly in order to escape from somewhere	to go away suddenly and secretly in order to escape from somewhere
	lunge [lʌnʤ] move forward suddenly, with force (to attack)	move forward suddenly, with force (to attack)
	pluck [plʌk] to pull sth suddenly to remove it/remove someone suddenly from dangerous, difficult/ordinary situation	to pull sth suddenly to remove it/remove someone suddenly from dangerous, difficult/ordinary situation

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