babcia

babcia englanniksi

1. A Polish grandmother.

2. (quote-book)

3. (quote-web)

4. A Polish woman.

5. (quote-journal)All the way across the river and to the zoo, while the three ''babcias'' took turns saying how bad he was, the man examined his bits of metal and paper, and wiped the quiet tears rolling out to the end of his nose.

6. (quote-journal)

7. (quote-journal)''babcias'', adolescents and students, children and parents, the elderly, and they are generally well-dressed.

8. (quote-book)The ''babcias'' informally kept order when formal grass enforcement personnel weren’t around.(..)I’d watched him &91;(w)&93; many times on TV, as the ''babcias'' of Poland laid complaint after complaint at his feet – their living conditions, the failures of his and every other government, probably the fact that their children never visited them.(..)Summer was technically in full swing but Central Europe hadn’t got the memo – it couldn’t have been more than eight degrees. A solid stage-two coat night. It wasn’t stopping the young couples huddling on the benches, nor the ''babcias'' walking rugged-up babies in prams.

9. (quote-book)It was the busiest weekend of the year, when all the babcias in the city descended on the market to buy butter lambs and crown roasts.

10. grandmother

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11. dear (gl)