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pf — osa|dzać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (umocować) to plant, to fasten- osadził papierosa w szklanej fifce he planted a cigarette in a glass holder- osadzić bagnet na karabin to fix a bayonet onto a rifle- diament osadzony w srebro a diamond mounted in silver- binokle krzywo osadzone na nosie glasses perched unevenly on sb’s nose- blisko/głęboko osadzone oczy close-set/deep-set eyes- pies miał nisko osadzone uszy the dog had low-set ears- sędzia dobrze osadzony w środowisku przen. a judge well-established in judiciary circles- wiersze mocno osadzone w tradycji przen. poems deeply set in tradition2. książk. (osiedlić) to settle- osadzić kolonistów na nowych terenach to settle colonists in a. on new territories- osadzić kogoś w więzieniu to put sb in prison3. (umieścić) [autor, reżyser] to set [powieść, sztukę, film]- akcja filmu osadzona jest w świecie artystów the film is set in the artistic world4. (nanieść) to leave a deposit- rzeka osadza muł na polach the river leaves a deposit of silt on the fields- na dnie zbiornika z morską wodą osadzona jest sól there’s a deposit of salt at the bottom of the container with the seawater5. (zatrzymać) to stop short, to bring up short- osadzić konia to bring up a. rein (in) a horse- osadził go w miejscu nagły ból nogi a sudden pain in his leg stopped him short6. przen. (pohamować) to put down- próbował coś powiedzieć, ale z miejsca go osadzono he tried to say something but he was immediately silenced- „uspokój się” – osadził go ojciec ‘calm down’ – his father restrained him7. Chem. to extract Ⅱ osadzić się — osadzać się 1. książk. (osiedlić się) to settle- przybysze osadzali się na pogranicznych ziemiach the newcomers settled on the frontier2. (gromadzić się) to settle, to form a deposit- na ściankach zbiornika osadza się sól salt forms a deposit on the walls of the container- na dnie szklanki osadziły się fusy po kawie coffee dregs settled at the bottom of the glass3. książk. (zatrzymać się) to stop- konie osadziły się tuż przed bramą the horses stopped right before the gateThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > osa|dzić
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impf (prę, przesz, parł) vi 1. (posuwać się) to push- tłum parł naprzód/do bramy the crowd pushed forward/towards the gate- parł przed siebie, zapadając się w zaspy po kolana he was pushing on, battling through knee-deep snow drifts- piechota parła na wroga the infantry was bearing down on the enemy2. (naciskać) to push- przeć na coś to push against sth [drzwi, bramę]; (w dół) to push sth down, to push down sth- ty przyj, a ja będę ciągnął you push, and I’ll pull- ciecz zawarta w naczyniu prze na jego ścianki the liquid in the vessel exerts pressure on its walls- parł konia ostrogami he was digging in his spurs, he was spurring the a. his horse3. przen. (forsować) to push- przeć do czegoś to push for sth [reform, rewolucji, ugody, walki]- rodzice parli do ich ślubu the parents urged them to get married- z determinacją parł do wytyczonego celu he was determined to achieve his goal- Japonia parła ku wojnie Japan was going all out for war4. (motywować) to drive, to spur on- niepohamowana ciekawość parła go do zwiedzenia opuszczonego domu unquenchable curiosity prompted him to enter the deserted house- party żądzą wiedzy, wyjechał na studia za granicę driven by a thirst for knowledge, he went to study abroad5. Med. (przy porodzie) to push, to bear down- musisz teraz mocno przeć you must now push a. bear down as hard as you can- bóle parte bearing down pains- skurcze parte pushing contractionsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > p|rzeć
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