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pf — ściąg|ać impf (ściągnęła, ściągnęli — ściągam) Ⅰ vt 1. (zabrać) to whip away [obrus]; to pull down, to lower [flagę]; to take down [książkę, walizkę] 2. (zdjąć) to pull off [spodnie, buty, rękawiczki]- ściągnąć skórę z zająca to skin a rabbit3. (ścisnąć) to tighten (czymś with sth) 4. (o pasie, rzemieniu) to tighten 5. (zejść się) to gather, to flock 6. (dotrzeć) to make it- ściągnął do domu nad ranem he made it home late at night7. (zgromadzić) to collect- ściągać z kogoś podatki/opłaty to exact tax/payment from sb8. pot. (sprowadzić) to draft in [policję, ekspertów]; to call [lekarzy]- ściągnąć pomoc to fetch help9 (przyciągnąć) to attract (kogoś sb)- wystawa ściągnęła tłumy the exhibition drew crowds10 (odciągać) to siphon off [wino, benzynę]; (z rany) to drain [ropę]; to rack [wino] 11 (powodować zmniejszenie się) to contract- ściągnąć brwi to knit one’s brow- twarz ściągnięta z zimna/z bólu a face tightened in the frost/from pain- środek ściągający Med., Kosmet. a styptic, an astringent12 pot. (ukraść) to snitch (coś komuś sth from sb) 13 środ., Szkol. (odpisać) to crib (od kogoś from sb) 14 pot. (o pojeździe) to skew- samochód ściąga na lewo the car is skewing to the leftⅡ ściągać się — ściągnąć się 1. (ścisnąć się) to tighten (czymś with sth) 2. (ulec skurczeniu) to contract- jej twarz ściągnęła się od mrozu her face tightened in the frost3. Jęz. (ulec kontrakcji) to contract■ ściągać czyjeś spojrzenia a. oczy a. wzrok/uwagę to attract a. draw sb’s eyes a. gaze/attention- ściągać czyjś gniew na siebie to incur sb’s anger- ściągać na siebie kłopoty to get into trouble- ściągać na kogoś hańbę to bring disgrace upon sb- ściągnąć kogoś z łóżka pot. to pull sb out of bedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ściąg|nąć
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