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pf — zapa|dać impf (zapadnę, zapadniesz, zapadł, zapadła, zapadli — zapadam) Ⅰ vi 1. (osunąć się) to sink- zapadł w fotel i zagłębił się w lekturze he sank into the armchair and became engrossed in his book2. (wklęsnąć) [policzki, oczy] to sink in- koniowi zapadły boki the horse’s sides sunk in3. (opaść) [kurtyna] to drop 4. (skryć się) to disappear 5. (zachorować) zapaść na gruźlicę/malarię to go down with TB/malaria- zapaść na serce to develop a heart condition- zapaść w śpiączkę to fall into a coma- zapaść na zdrowiu to go a. fall into a decline6. (nastąpić) [cisza, milczenie, zmierzch] to fall- zapadła ostateczna decyzja the final decision has been made- wyrok jeszcze nie zapadł the verdict hasn’t been reached yet- uchwała zapadła większością głosów the resolution was passed by a majority vote7. (utrwalić się w pamięci) to become embedded- to zdarzenie zapadło mi głęboko w pamięć this incident became embedded in my memory8. (pogrążyć się) to sink- zapaść w głęboki sen to fall into a deep sleepⅡ zapaść się — zapadać się 1. (zawalić się) [dach, ziemia] to fall in, to cave in 2. (ugrzęznąć) [osoba] to sink- nogi zapadały się nam w śniegu/piasku/błocie our feet sank deep into the snow/sand/mud3. (stać się wklęsłym) [policzki] to sink inThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zapa|ść1
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