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

the image to "wind" in Polish
sustantivo
  1. wiatr [COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE]
    The wind is very strong today.
    It takes me more than half an hour to cycle there if I have to go against the wind.
    Because of the cold wind, I got goosebumps.
  2. oddech, dech [UNCOUNTABLE]
    Her wind is heavy.
    I felt someone's wind on my neck.
verbo
Irregular forms: winded past tense, winded past participle
  1. pozbawić tchu (np. gdy ktoś upadnie lub zostanie uderzony) [TRANSITIVE]
    His powerful blow winded me.
    His kiss winded me.
  2. sprawić, aby dziecku odbiło się po jedzeniu (np. poklepując po plecach) informal [TRANSITIVE]
    Can you wind the baby? I just fed him.
adjetivo
  1. dęty (instrument)
    He likes wind instruments.
    We need more wind instruments in our orchestra.
the image to "wound" in Polish
sustantivo
  1. rana [COUNTABLE]
    Such a wound would cause instant death.
    Do you mind telling me how you got this wound?
  2. rana (emocjonalna) [COUNTABLE]
    My wounds healed three months after the breakup.
    Because of the parents' abuse, he has many psychological wounds.
verbo
  1. ranić, zranić [TRANSITIVE]
    I wounded my knee at the field.
    He was severely wounded.
    The thief wounded me with a knife and ran.
  2. zranić, urazić (kogoś emocjonalnie) [TRANSITIVE]
    She's my sister, I'll kill you if you wound her!
    Somebody wounded me in the past and now I don't trust other people.

wind **** , also: wind up **

verbo
Irregular forms: wound past tense, wound past participle
  1. nakręcać (np. zegarek, zabawkę) [TRANSITIVE]
    Wind the clock once per week.
    I wound my watch before going to sleep.
    I wind the clock twice every day.
    I forgot to wind up my clock.
verbo
Irregular forms: wound past tense, wound past participle
  1. owijać, obwijać, nawijać, okręcać [TRANSITIVE]
    The nurse wound the bandage around my arm.
    I wound the thread on the spool.
  2. zakręcać, wić się [INTRANSITIVE]
    The motorway winds along the seaside.
    We observed the river winding lazily.
  3. przewijać (np. taśmę) [TRANSITIVE]
    Wind the tape to my favourite moment, please.
    Can you wind the film to my favourite moment?

"wound to" — Collocation dictionary inglés

wound to collocation
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): ranić aby
  1. wound verbo + to preposición
    Strong collocation

    But in so doing he was wounded to the death.

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  2. wind verbo + to preposición
    Very loose collocation

    They wound their way to the back of the building and finally outside again.

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