"press to" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | Mirar "press to" in inglés

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verbo
  1. naciskać, przyciskać (klawisz) [TRANSITIVE]
    Press any key to continue.
    Press the "Delete" key to remove the data.
    Did you press the right key?
  2. prasować [TRANSITIVE]
    Mom, can you press my shirt?
    I'll press your dress but you have to do the rest yourself.
  3. tłoczyć się, napierać [INTRANSITIVE]
    People pressed in the tram, so I walked home.
    All students pressed in front of the room waiting for the results of the exam.
  4. przygniatać, przyciskać [TRANSITIVE]
    Press the suitcase, so I can close it.
    I pressed the creased document with heavy books.
  5. wywierać nacisk, wywierać presję [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    The police pressed him to plead guilty.
    Don't press him - he'll tell you the truth when he's ready.
  6. wciskać, wmuszać [TRANSITIVE]
    Stop pressing the food into him!
    My mom used to press milk into me.
  7. dociskać
    You need to press the wound to stop bleeding.
sustantivo
  1. tłocznia, praska [COUNTABLE]
    She lost her potato press.
  2. naciśnięcie [COUNTABLE]
    You can turn it on with a single press.
    A press of the red button will activate the alarm.
  3. tłok, ścisk  BrE [SINGULAR]
    The press in the club made me have a panic attack.
    I can't breathe because of that press.
    That press makes me sick, I need some fresh air.
  4. kredens, szafka [COUNTABLE]
    Irish English
adjetivo
  1. prasowy
    The next press conference will take place on Tuesday.
    The politician left in the middle of the press interview.
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sustantivo
  1. prasa
    This event has been covered extensively in the press.
    Many people have fought for freedom of the press.

"press to" — Collocation dictionary inglés

press to collocation
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): dla prasy aby
  1. press verbo + to preposición
    Very strong collocation

    I would therefore like to press for an answer to the question she has just asked.

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