"screwed to" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | see "screwed to" in inglés

verbo
  1. zwinąć, zmiąć [TRANSITIVE]
    She screwed the napkin and threw it on the ground.
  2. nawalić
    I screwed up, I'm a failure.
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sustantivo
  1. śrubka informal
    Two blades are held together by a screw.
    Can you loosen this screw?
  2. wkręt
  3. rżnięcie się (uprawianie seksu) taboo
    I want this to be an unforgettable screw.
    Don't tell me about your screw with my sister, for me it's gross!
  4. klawisz (strażnik więzienny)  BrE informal
    The screws here are frightening.
    Two inmates tried to beat up a screw.
  5. dupa, jebaka taboo
  6. siano, szmalec, szmal  BrE slang
    He offered me quite a nice screw for the job.
    Bring me my screw, I need it.
verbo
  1. przykręcić [TRANSITIVE]
    You have to screw the frame tight, so that it won't fall apart.
    He screwed the kitchen shelf into the wall.
  2. zakręcić [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
  3. rżnąć się (uprawiać seks) taboo [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    If you like him so much, go screw the bastard!
    I will never forget you that you screwed my wife.
    link synonym: have a screw
  4. okantować, oszukać informal [TRANSITIVE]
    Just another way to screw the system, is that it?
    I thought he's my best friend and he screwed me!
  5. udupiać [TRANSITIVE]
    He told me I was getting promoted and instead he screwed me!
    Don't try to screw me, you'll regret that!

Related phrases — "screwed to"

adjetivo
screwed up = popieprzony +2 significados

"screwed to" — Collocation dictionary inglés

screwed to collocation
More popular variant: screw to
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): przykręcony
  1. screw verbo + to preposición
    Loose collocation

    "Though we are thinking about screwing their feet to the floor."

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