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| Główne tłumaczenia | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | bombed adj | (attacked with bombs) | zbombardowany przym. | | | Picasso's painting represents the bombed village of Guernica. | | bombed adj | figurative, slang (drunk) (potoczny) | nawalony, narąbany, wstawiony przym. | | | You're bombed, man; I'd better get you home. |
| Główne tłumaczenia | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | bomb n | (explosive device) | bomba ż | | | Bombs are a common part of modern warfare. | | the bomb n | (nuclear weapons) | bomba atomowa ż + przym. | | | People suffered effects from the bomb for decades after it was dropped on the city. | | bomb [sth/sb]⇒ vtr | (drop explosives) | bombardować ndk. | | | | zbombardować dk. | | | The city was bombed repeatedly during the war. | | bomb [sth]⇒ vtr | figurative, informal, US (fail: a test) (potoczny) | zawalać ndk. | | | (potoczny) | zawalić dk. | | | Jack bombed his algebra test. | | bomb⇒ vi | figurative, informal (fail) (potoczny, przenośny) | być niewypałem posił. + m | | | (potoczny) | być porażką posił. + ż | | | The previews for the movie looked good, but it bombed. | | the bomb n | figurative, informal ([sth] cool, excellent) (potoczny) | bomba ż | | | Those new shoes are the bomb! |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | bomb n | figurative (surprising news) (przenośny) | bomba ż | | | Jasmine dropped the bomb that she and Dexter had eloped. | | bomb n | figurative, informal (total failure) (potoczny) | plama, porażka ż | | | I enjoyed that movie, but it was a huge bomb. | | bomb n | figurative, UK slang (great success) | bomba ż | | bomb n | (American football: long pass) (przenośny: długie zagranie) | bomba ż | | bomb n | Aus, NZ, figurative, slang (old automobile) (przenośny) | wrak m | | bomb n | (radioactive material container) | pojemnik na materiały radioaktywne wyr. | | bomb n | (volcanic rock) | bomba wulkaniczna ż + przym. | | | Bombs are one of the many dangers associated with active volcanoes. | | bomb n | (up-and-under) (potoczny) | klapa ż | | bomb n as adj | (related to or for bombs) | bombowy przym. | | | Bomb experts are still examining the device. | bomb,
bomb along,
bomb off vi | figurative, slang (move very quickly) (potoczny) | galopować, zasuwać ndk. | | | Nelson angrily bombed off for home. |
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