English-Polish translation for "overhead"

overhead {noun} [IT]

overhead {pl} [Amer.] (also: overheads)

overhead {adj.}

overhead {adv.} (also: on top, upstairs)

overhead {adv.} (also: on top, upstairs)

     overhead kick

     overhead lifts

Now, there she goes, right overhead.

So we know there's an ice shelf overhead.

The sun is overhead there.

And he lives in the sand, and he catches things that go by overhead.

And these plants need sunlight, so we know when we find that sediment there's no ice overhead.

You're like a mouse looking at the foot of an elephant, and most of the organism is overhead, unseen.

The first I knew about this was when the Coast Guard plane turned up overhead.

Teaching tools include PCs, beamers, overhead projectors and stereos – at least until the next power failure.

And as an adult, I've been more aware of the great Greek myths playing out in the sky overhead every night.

The sun is overhead, maximum heating, maximum evaporation, maximum clouds, maximum rainfall, maximum opportunities for reproduction.

And also we consider it as a sort of poor man's stationary satellite, because it can stay right overhead for months at a time, 2,000 times closer than the real GFC synchronous satellite.

Sort of a timeline, very non-linear scale, nature rates and trilobites and dinosaurs, and eventually we saw some humans with caves ... Birds were flying overhead, after pterosaurs.

Here we're going to walk across the bridge at night. ~~~ It's self-lit, you don't need any overhead lighting, so the neighbors don't complain about metal-halide lighting in their face.

I grew up with the sounds of war -- the staccato sounds of gunfire, the wrenching booms of explosions, ominous drones of jets flying overhead and the wailing warning sounds of sirens.

Cheeky dance choreographies, bright colourfulness and a video stage looking at the overhead lines of the Basel tram system went hand in hand with the serious consideration of the drama.