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1 wstrząsać
impf ⇒ wstrząsnąć* * *(+instr) ( butelką) to shake; ( człowiekiem) to shake, to shock"przed użyciem wstrząsnąć" — "shake before use"
* * *ipf.+ Ins2. przen. (= powodować gwałtowne skutki) shake, convulse; krajem wstrząsała wojna domowa the country was convulsed by a civil war; wstrząsany śmiechem convulsed with laughter.3. (= poruszać emocjonalnie) shake, shock, distress, come as a shock to (sb).ipf.shudder (na widok kogoś/czegoś at the sight of sb/sth) (na myśl o kimś/czymś at the thought of sb/sth).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wstrząsać
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2 tarzać się
* * *ipf.wallow, roll ( w czymś in sth); tarzać się ze śmiechu be in stitches, be convulsed with laughter; tarzać się w pieniądzach przen. be rolling (in money l. cash); wallow in money; tarzać się w rozpuście przen. indulge o.s. in debauchery.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tarzać się
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3 skrę|cić
pf — skrę|cać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (wkrętami) to screw [sth] together, to screw together [elementy, deski]; (śrubami) to bolt [sth] together, to bolt together [elementy, deski]- meble do samodzielnego skręcenia self-assembly a. kit furniture2. (zrobić) to twist [sznur]; to roll [papierosa]- skręcić linę z prześcieradła to twist a sheet up into a rope3. (zwinąć) to twist- skręcić kulkę z papieru to twist a sheet of paper into a ball- jej skręcone włosy her curled hair- skręcony arkusik papieru a twisted piece of paper- skręcone ze sobą druty wires twisted together- skręcić drut w spiralę to twist a wire into a spiral4. (uszkodzić) to twist, to sprain [nogę]- skręcić sobie nogę w kostce to twist a. sprain one’s ankle- skręcić kark to break one’s neck5. (obrócić) to turn [głowę, tułów] 6. pot. (denerwować) zazdrość go skręca he’s green with envy pot.- aż mnie skręca, kiedy tego słucham it sickens me when I listen to this pot.Ⅱ vi (zmienić kierunek) [osoba, pojazd, droga] to turn- skręcić w prawo/lewo to turn right/left- rzeka skręca na północ/południe the river turns north/south- skręcić z autostrady w boczną drogę to turn off a motorway onto a. into a side road- skręć w pierwszą ulicę w lewo/prawo to take the first turn(ing) left/right- samochód skręcił gwałtownie the car swerved abruptlyⅢ skręcić się — skręcać się 1. (zwinąć się) [włosy, liście] to curl 2. (wić się) to writhe- skręcać się z bólu to writhe in pain- skręcać się ze śmiechu przen., pot. to be convulsed with laughterThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > skrę|cić
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