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141 uchwy|t
m (G uchwytu) 1. (na walizce, kubku, koszyku, urządzeniu) handle; (na szpadzie, sztylecie) hilt; (na maszynie, sprzęcie sportowym) handgrip- uchwyt skrzyni biegów a gear(box) lever GB, a gear shift US- mocować uchwyty to attach handles2. Żegl. (szotring) claw ring 3. sgt (złapanie ręką) grip- mocny uchwyt a firm grasp- rozluźnić uchwyt to relax a. loosen a. ease one’s grip4. Sport hold- założyć przeciwnikowi uchwyt to put a hold on one’s opponentThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > uchwy|t
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