Wzór stopniowania przymiotnika busy – stopień równy, wyższy i najwyższy plus przykłady użycia w zdaniach.
| adjective: |
playbusy
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| comparative: | busier |
| superlative: | (the) busiest |
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- zajęty, zapracowany - pracowity, gorączkowy (czas, dzień itp.); zatłoczony, ruchliwy |


| Przykłady zdań: |
busy |
| We had a busy day yesterday. I was on my feet all day. |
| I can't help you now. I'm busy. |
| A nice policewoman helped us across a busy street this morning. |
| Remind me about booking the flights later, please. I'm so busy that I might forget. |
| Claire is a lovely lady. She's never too busy to help others. |
| Please try to be punctual when we're busy. |
| My dirty washing is waiting for me. I have to go and get busy. |
| I can't help you at the moment, I'm busy. |
| The ski lift was busy all day and we didn't do much skiing. |
| I'll be busy writing today, so call me tomorrow. |
| I'll be pleased when this week ends. I've been very busy at work. |
| Pam says she'll come round when she's not so busy. |
| I really must get busy in the garden. Just look at the grass! |
| What day is it today? I've been so busy that I don't know. |
| I don't want to bother you if you're busy. I can come back later. |
| This bar is always busy at this time of day. |
| I'm going to be busy until next Thursday, then I have a day off. |
| It's funny how everyone's busy whenever I need a lift. |
| It's best to contact me in the afternoon, when I'm not so busy. |
| Do you think you'll be too busy to help me tomorrow? |
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busiest |
| This is the busiest street in the city. |
Zobacz stopniowanie innych przymiotników:
chewy -
chubby -
classy -
coarse -
costly -
creamy -
creepy -
crispy -
crunchy -fancy -
grave -
greasy -
hairy -stingy -
sweaty - Dla czego nie ma tłumaczeń dla tych słówek?
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