Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

reservoir dogs

Polish translation:

Wściekłe psy

Added to glossary by Jacek Krankowski (X)
Jun 25, 2000 14:07
23 yrs ago
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Wściekłe psy

This is the "offical" Polish title. Why didn't you check it out with one of the Polish search machines? Feel hopeless when left on your own devices?
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "JK"
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Co mi najszybciej przychodzi do glowy o tej porze nocy, "Rezerwat psow"

Reservoir ma tu znaczenie odnoszace sie do zapasow wody.
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Pieskie jezioro

"Reservoir" jest przymiotnikiem do psów (w zbitkach dwuwyrazowcyh po ang. zawsze pierwsza jest przydawka, drugi rzeczownik). Ten film ma zdaje sie zaklepany przeklad tytulu i chyba byl grany w kinach, ale nie pamietam. Filmu nie widzialem. Psy na zaporze, a nie psia zapora - to doslownie. Ale skoro to jest tytul, mamy spora dowolnosc: proponuje Pieskie jezioro.
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Wsciekle psy

Reservoir Dogs (1992)
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Drama.

Starring: Harvey Keitel , Tim Roth , Chris Penn , Steve Buscemi , Lawrence Tierney .
Directed by Quentin Tarantino .


Synopsis

A group of perfect strangers have been assembled to pull off the perfect heist. Meticulously planned, nothing can go wrong. But it turns into a bloody ambush when one of them turns out to be a police informer. Now some of crime's most ruthless killers are pitted against each other in this unbelievably graphic film.Plot suggests the name: reservoir - zbiornik in slang also melina, dogs - means in Am. English fierce or mad people (mad dog);Concluding the title is well translated as Wsciekle psy though it might be also translated as Mety or Szumowiny or Wylegarnia Metów
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