Traducciones de „folks“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

I . folk [fəʊk, ingl. am. foʊk] SUST. pl.

1. folk (people):

folk

ludzie pl.

folk of country, town

ludność f

2. folk coloq. (parents):

my folks

moi starzy pl.

II . folk [fəʊk, ingl. am. foʊk] ADJ.

folk

ludowy

country-folk SUST. + pl. v.

country-folk

ludność f wiejska

folk dance SUST.

folk dance

taniec m ludowy

folk music SUST. sin pl.

folk music

muzyka f ludowa

folk song SUST.

folk song

piosenka f ludowa

Ejemplos de uso para folks

my folks

moi starzy pl.

plain folks [or people]

prości ludzie pl.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

So brush up on those counting skills folks, and best of luck.

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The other half were split between people who hadn't even played the disk and folks whose updates warned of the cootie.

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To this day folks will swear that there are little engines which transport cast members throughout the campus.

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For instance, business folks who understand the psychology of soup do not sign a bank cheque after a good soupy treat.

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Bitcoin -- an electronic cash system used predominantly for online transactions -- is sending tingles of excitement down the spines of some folks.

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Folks who create the most concreteness out of that are the ones who have the biggest impact.

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An air of combativeness inhabits their quietude, however, as if they are judging folks who are striving to return to some degree of normalcy.

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There isn't a magic money tree in this country folks.

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Maybe it's a form of overcompensation, but when piqued, we nonsocial folks can be uncharacteristically and pointedly forthcoming.

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Those folks didn't sell him cigarillos for pot.

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