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pf — uj|mować impf (ujmę, ujęła, ujęli — ujmuję) Ⅰ vt 1. (uchwycić) to take hold (kogoś/coś of sb/sth)- ująć coś ręką/rękami/w obie ręce to take sth in one’s hand/in one’s hands/in both hands- ujęła psa za obrożę she took hold of a dog by its collar- ujął żonę pod rękę a. ramię he linked arms with his wife2. (przedstawić) to present [temat, treść]; to express [myśl, sens]; (dokładnie) to capture [myśl, nastrój, scenę]; (skrótowo) to encapsulate [treść, ideologię]- ująć coś w słowa to express sth in words- zwięźle ujęte zagadnienie an issue presented a. expressed in a concise way- regulamin ujęty w punktach regulations presented as a list of points3. (zjednać) [osoba] to endear oneself (kogoś to sb)- potrafił ujmować (sobie) ludzi he knew how to endear himself to everyone- ujął mnie swoją uprzejmością a. jego uprzejmość ujęła mnie his politeness endeared him to me- ujął nas za serce (tym podarkiem) he won our hearts (with the gift)4. (odjąć) sprzedawca ujął z wagi parę jabłek a salesman took a couple of apples from the scales- czy możesz mi ująć trochę bagażu? could you take some of my luggage?, could you relieve me of some luggage?- opowiedział wszystko, niczego nie ujmując a. nie ujmując ani szczegółu he told the whole story, leaving nothing a. no detail untold5. (umniejszyć) to take (away), to detract (czegoś sth)- ta fryzura/sukienka ujmuje ci lat the hairstyle/dress takes years off you- ona ujmuje sobie lat she is older than she says- niczego nie ujmując jego osiągnięciom jako naukowca… taking nothing away a. detracting nothing from his achievements as a scientist…- niczego nie ujmując profesjonalizmowi innych dziennikarzy/dzienników in no way diminishing the professionalism of other journalists/daily newspapers6. (otoczyć) to enclose [przestrzeń, teren, zatokę]- równina/pustynia ujęta w dwa łańcuchy wzgórz a plain/desert enclosed by two chains of hills- ujmować słowo/zdania w nawias to enclose a word/clauses in brackets, to bracket a word/clauses7. (schwytać) to capture; (zatrzymać) to apprehend [przestępcę]- kłusownika ujęto na gorącym uczynku the poacher was caught red-handed8. (objąć) to encompass; (wymienić) to mention [dane, zagadnienia]- podręcznik nie ujmuje okresu powojennego the textbook doesn’t encompass the post-war period- sumy ujęte w projekcie budżetu sums mentioned in a budget planⅡ ująć się — ujmować się 1. (siebie samego) ujął się za krwawiące kolano he clutched (at) his bleeding knee- ująć się pod boki to stand (with) arms akimbo2. (jeden drugiego) ująć się pod ręce a. rękę a. ramię to link arms- ujęli się za ręce they took each other by the hand3. (stanąć w obronie) to stand up (za kimś for sb)- nikt się za mną nie ujął nobody stood up for me■ nic dodać, nic ująć ≈ what has been said exhausts the subject- ująć kogoś w garść a. karby to take sb in hand- ująć rządy/władzę w swoje ręce to seize the reins of government/powerThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > uj|ąć
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22 wynik|nąć
pf — wynik|ać impf (wyniknie, wynikł a. wyniknął — wynika) vi 1. (powstać) to result, to arise- z braku informacji wynikło wiele nieporozumień many misunderstandings arose due to a/the lack of information2. (okazać się) to appear- z tego, co mówi, wynika, że wiele przeszedł from what he says, it appears that he’s been through a lotThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wynik|nąć
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