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pf — przybliż|ać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (przysunąć) to move [sth] close/closer (do czegoś to sth)- przybliżyć krzesło do czegoś to move a chair closer to sth- przybliżyć gazetę do oczu to look more closely at a newspaper2. (posunąć, przyśpieszyć) to bring [sb/sth] close/closer (do czegoś to sth)- to odkrycie przybliża nas do zrozumienia całego procesu this discovery brings us closer to understanding the whole process- to przybliża rozwiązanie problemu this brings the problem nearer the solution3. (upodobnić) to make [sth] similar (do czegoś to sth) 4. (wytworzyć więź) to bring [sb] close/closer (do kogoś to sb)- to nieszczęście bardzo ich do siebie przybliżyło the tragedy brought them closer together5. (wyjaśnić) to introduce- pokaz przybliżył uczestnikom nowe techniki komputerowe the presentation introduced the participants to new computer technologies- chciałbym państwu przybliżyć jego osiągnięcia let me briefly outline his achievements6. (podać w przybliżeniu) to give an approximation of [wartość, liczbę]- przybliżyć wynik z dokładnością do jednej setnej to give the result correct to two decimal places- wartości te zostały jedynie przybliżone the values are only approximate7. (optycznie) luneta przybliża przedmioty a telescope brings things closer- kamera przybliżyła ich twarze the camera showed their faces in close-upⅡ przybliżyć się — przybliżać się 1. (zmniejszyć odległość) to get close/closer (do kogoś/czegoś to sb/sth); (przysunąć się) to move closer (do kogoś/czegoś to sb/sth); (podejść) to come closer (do kogoś/czegoś to sb/sth)- samochód niebezpiecznie przybliżył się do przepaści the car got dangerously close to the cliff edge- las coraz bardziej się przybliżał we/they were getting closer and closer to the forest- kroki przybliżyły się the footsteps got a. came closer- hałas przybliżał się coraz bardziej the noise was getting closer and closer2. (do celu) to come close/closer (do czegoś to sth)- przybliżać się do rozwiązania tajemnicy to come close to solving a mystery3. (nadchodzić) [pora, burza] to get close/closer 4. (upodobnić się) to be similar (do czegoś to sth) 5. (zaprzyjaźnić się) to become close/closer (do kogoś to sb)- po śmierci ojca bardzo się do siebie przybliżyli they became much closer when their father diedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przybliż|yć
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