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1 wj|echać
pf — wj|eżdżać impf (wjadę — wjeżdżam) vi 1. (do środka) [kierowca, pojazd] to come, to drive; [kierowca, pojazd, pociąg] to pull; (konno, na rowerze, na snowboardzie) to ride- wjeżdżać na parking/bocznicę to pull into a parking lot/a siding- wjechać samochodem w granice miasta/przez bramę na podwórko to drive into a town/through a gate into a yard- wjechać rowerem/samochodem na polną drogę to ride/drive onto a field road- pociąg wjechał na stację the train pulled a. came into the station, the train drew in at the station- pociąg ekspresowy do Warszawy wjeżdża na peron the Warsaw express train is pulling in- trasą narciarską wjechaliśmy do samej wioski we skied right into the village2. (wyżej) [kolejka, wyciąg] to ascend; [kierowca, pojazd] to drive; (zbliżając się) to come; (oddalając się) to go- wjeżdżać rowerem/samochodem na wzgórze to ride/drive uphill- wjechać na szczyt kolejką linową to ascend a summit in a cable car- wjechaliśmy windą na piąte piętro we took the lift to the fifth floor- samochód wjechał przednimi kołami na krawężnik the front wheels of the car climbed onto the kerb GB a. curb US3. (najechać) [kierowca, samochód] to run (w a. na coś into sth)- ciężarówka wjechała na drzewo/w tył samochodu przed nią a lorry ran into a tree/the back of the car in front of it- rowerzysta wjechał w głęboką kałużę the cyclist rode into a deep puddle4. pot. (zwymyślać) to jump pot. (na kogoś on sb); (obraźliwie skrytykować) to slag off GB pot., to dump on US pot. (na kogoś sb)■ wjechać na stół pot., żart. [potrawa, danie] to be servedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wj|echać
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2 lin|a
f rope, line; (gruba, mocna) cable- lina konopna/sizalowa a hemp/sisal rope- lina stalowa a steel cable- lina holownicza a tow rope, a towline- lina okrętowa a hawser- lina wspinaczkowa a (climbing) rope- ciągnąć/nawinąć/zwinąć linę to pull/wind/coil up a rope- spuścić się po linie to slide down a rope- wspinać się po linie to climb a rope- chodzić po linie to walk the tightrope- □ lina startowa Lotn. shock cord- druciana lina Techn. wire ropeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > lin|a
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