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pf — powt|arzać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (zrobić to samo) to repeat- powtórzyć koncert/przedstawienie to give another concert/performance- powtórzyć dawny błąd to make the same mistake again- powtarzać coś w myśli to repeat sth to oneself in one’s mind- powtarzać w kółko to repeat [sth] over and over again- powtarzać czyjeś gesty/ruchy to copy someone’s gestures/moves- dzieci powtarzały słowa piosenki za nauczycielką the children repeated the words of the song after the teacher- leczenie trzeba powtórzyć the treatment has to be repeated2. Szkol. (ponownie przerobić) powtarzać materiał kursu dla zaawansowanych to review the advanced course- powtarzać lekcje to revise school work- powtarzał trzecią klasę he had to repeat the third grade3. (przekazywać) to reveal [plotkę, sekret]- nie powtarzaj tego nikomu don’t repeat this to anybodyⅡ powtórzyć się — powtarzać się 1. (zdarzać się ponownie) to repeat itself- powtarzały się ataki bólu the pain attacks kept recurring- słyszeli powtarzające się wybuchy they heard repeated explosions- żeby mi się to więcej nie powtórzyło! this had better not happen again!, don’t ever let this happen again!2. (mówić, pisać to samo) to repeat oneself■ powtarzać (jak) za panią matką książk. to parrot [sb], to echo [sb]The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > powt|órzyć
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