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141 wsa|dzić
pf — wsa|dzać impf vt pot. 1. (wcisnąć) to put, to stick- wsadzić kapelusz na głowę to put one’s hat on- wsadzić ręce do kieszeni to put a. stick one’s hands in one’s pockets- wsadził okulary na nos he put his glasses on2. (pomóc wsiąść) to put- wsadzić kogoś do autobusu/pociągu/samolotu to put sb on a bus/train/plane3. pot. (uwięzić) to put [sb] away pot.- wsadzili go na pięć lat za napad they put him away for five years for assault- rad a. wesół a. kontent, jakby go kto na sto koni wsadził (as) happy as a sandboy GB, (as) happy as a clam- wsadzić kij w mrowisko to put the cat among the pigeons- wsadzić nos w książkę pot. to have one’s nose in a bookThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wsa|dzić
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