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pf — targ|ać1 impf (targnęła, targnęli — targam) Ⅰ vt 1. (ciągnąć) to pull- targać kogoś za uszy/włosy to pull sb’s ear/hair- targnął za lejce i koń ruszył he jerked the reins and the horse moved2. (wprawić w gwałtowny ruch) to toss- wysoka fala targała okrętem the ship tossed on the huge waves3. (dręczyć) [lęk, niepokój] to torment- siedział targany rozpaczą he was tormented by despair- ból targnął całym jego ciałem he felt a twinge of pain- targać sobie nerwy to shatter one’s nerves4. pot. (taszczyć) to lug pot.- targać ciężkie walizy to lug heavy luggageⅡ targnąć się — targać się 1. (poruszać się gwałtownie) to thrash about a. around- w sieci targała się złowiona ryba a fish was thrashing about in the net- płomień targał się, szarpany wiatrem the flame was flickering in the wind2. (szarpać) to pull- chłopcy targali się za włosy the boys were pulling each other’s hair■ targnąć się na coś książk. to attempt to seize sth- targnąć się na kogoś książk. to assault sb- targnąć się na czyjeś życie książk. to make an attempt on sb’s life- targnąć się na swoje życie książk. to take one’s (own) lifeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > targ|nąć
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