Tłumaczenia i wymowa „beckon“ w angielsko » polskim słowniku

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I . beckon [ˈbekən] CZ. cz. przech.

to beckon sb over

skinąć na kogoś

II . beckon [ˈbekən] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. beckon (invite):

to beckon to sb

skinąć na kogoś

2. beckon przen. (attract):

beckon

kusić

Przykładowe zdania ze słowem beckon

to beckon sb over

skinąć na kogoś

to beckon to sb

skinąć na kogoś

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

Having donned the perfect disguise, and being assured in sign language that his effects would be safe, the boy beckoned him to follow.

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Movies also beckoned, although he did not pursue it with vigor.

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When the lorries neared he was to beckon the driver of the first lorry to slow down or stop.

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He was quite experienced in this kind of scheming, and in the absence of military opportunities, economic advantages beckoned.

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It beckons you for a short sojourn for its scenic beauty.

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Unlike its drab, depressing daytime reality, the carnival becomes a nightly glittering solitaire on the prairie, beckoning all around to its illusions and make-believe.

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It was at this time that the theatre world also beckoned.

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They then beckon the man and woman to follow them into town.

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Shopkeepers employ beckoning tactics, placing an employee at the entrance of the store beckoning passers-by to enter their shop.

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Come and do your interview on here, they beckon.

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