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1 k|łuć
impf (kłuję a. kolęprzest., kłujesz a. koleszprzest., kłuł) Ⅰ vt 1. (kaleczyć) [osoba, ciernie] to prick- kłuć kogoś/coś szpilką to prick sb/sth with a pin- kłuć kogoś/coś bagnetem to stab sb/sth with bayonet- jego broda kłuła ją w szyję his beard prickled her neck- krzaki kłuły mnie w nogi the bushes scratched my legs- kłujące ciernie prickly thorns- rana kłuta a stab wound ⇒ ukłuć2. przen. (sprawiać przykrość) [słowa] to sting- zazdrość kłuła go w serce he felt a stab of jealousy in his heart- kłujące spojrzenia piercing looks ⇒ ukłuć3. (boleć) coś go kłuło w boku he felt a stabbing pain in his side- kłujący ból a stabbing pain- kłucie w piersiach ustało the stabbing pain in his/her chest subsided ⇒ ukłućⅡ v imp. kłuje mnie w boku I can feel a stabbing pain in my side ⇒ ukłuć Ⅲ kłuć się (być kłutym) kłuliśmy się kolcami malin the thorns of the raspberry canes scratched us ⇒ pokłuć się■ kłuć w oczy swoim bogactwem to be ostentatiously rich- kłuć kogoś w oczy [światło] to blind a. sting sb’s eyes; [bogactwo] to make sb jealous- to jedzenie kłuje a. kole go w zęby the food is not to his taste- prawda w oczy kole the truth hurtsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > k|łuć
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2 zakłu|ć1
pf — zakłu|wać impf (zakłuję — zakłuwam) Ⅰ vt (zabić ostrym narzędziem) to stab [sb] to death- zakłuć kogoś bagnetem to stab sb to death with a bayonet, to run a bayonet through sbⅡ zakłuć się to cut oneself, to prick oneself- zakłuć się szpilką to prick oneself with a pinThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zakłu|ć1
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