Wielki słownik angielsko-polski red. nacz D. Jemielniak, M. Miłkowski

(Noun) męska apaszka, fular;

Słownik zwrotów amerykańskiego angielskiego

'{sk@tn Apaszka He wore blazers and ascots and smoked cigars (Nosił blezery i apaszki oraz palił cygara) - Newsweek (1997) Barry Hornsby is an ascot-wearing Englishman (Barry Hornsby to noszący apaszkę Anglik) - Seattle Times (1999)

Przykłady użycia

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This was finalised by Shell's senior executives at a secret meeting in ascot in January 1995, two months after Saro-Wiwa's death.

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He chuckles at his bad joke, before pointing out that, even in ascot week, he will not be immune to World Cup fever.

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Though the colour of the off-the-shelf fake tan has got slightly more natural since the 50s, throughout the 1990s and 2000s the look was still very much "undiluted squash" - in a Superdrug poll, overdoing fake tan was voted the "biggest beauty blooper of the 20th century", and the organisers of Royal ascot issued an etiquette guide discouraging orange-hued racegoers.

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I got an ascot for each of you.
Mam po jednej dla każdej z was.

We're going to a football match not Ascot!
Jedziemy na mecz a nie do Ascot!

What about this for Ascot? - - Magnificent.
A może na Ascot? - Wspaniale.

My mother's box at Ascot.
Moja matka ma lože w Ascot.

Running of the Ascot opening race
Pierwszy wyścig w dniu otwarcia Ascot!

Moment at the Ascot opening day
W dniu otwarcia wyścigów w Ascot