drzeć.
to tear (to pull something apart or make holes in it)
Meaning & usage
to tear (to pull something apart or make holes in it)
to tear (to pull something apart or make holes in it) synonym of orać (“to plow, especially land newly taken under cultivation”)
to tear (to damage clothes from use)
to tear (to separate something from a surface abruptly)
to tear (to separate the soft parts of feathers from their hard parts)
to tear; to scratch, to scratch open
to tear; to jerk, to tug, to yank (to pull someone hard or suddenly)
to rip off (to charge too much money)
to dart (to move energetically in some direction)
to rip (to bother, to affect, to be painful)
to rip off (to exploit, to plunder)
to rip out (to pull out or remove with force)
to rip off, to peel (to peel off, to peel off, to strip off)
drzeć błonki
to saw, to cut
to bother; to hurt (to cause an unpleasant sensation)
to tear; to be torn (to be damaged, losing cohesion due to poor quality of the material or due to intensive or improper use)
to tear (to be destroyed, used up)
to yell (to say something loudly, in a raised tone and with anger) to yell (to make very loud sounds out of pain, fear, etc.)
to yell (to say something loudly, in a raised tone and with anger) to shriek (to cry loudly, making one's needs known)
to yell (to say something loudly, in a raised tone and with anger) to yell (to reprimand someone by speaking to them very loudly and in a raised tone)
to yell (to say something loudly, in a raised tone and with anger) to scream (to insist on something very loudly and angrily)
to yell (to say something loudly, in a raised tone and with anger) to scream (to argue with someone in a violent and unpleasant way)
to yell (to say something loudly, in a raised tone and with anger) to shriek (to make very loud, screaming sounds)
to yell (to say something loudly, in a raised tone and with anger) synonym of śpiewać (“to sing”)
to rip each other apart (to fight with one another, pulling on different parts of each other's body)
to trudge (to go somewhere, overcoming obstacles and difficulties with effort)
to be ripped off; to be sawed
synonym of wdzierać /dobijać się
to open one's mouth wide; to yawn
synonym of atakować /nacierać
to yell, to argue
Where this word comes from
Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *derH- Proto-Balto-Slavic *derˀtéi Proto-Slavic *dertì Old Polish drzeć Polish drzeć Inherited from Old Polish drzeć.
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