lać.

to pour (to cause a liquid to flow from one place to another)

Budowniczy lali beton na fundamenty, gdy zdarzył się wypadek.

to pour (to cause a liquid to flow from one place to another) synonym of oblewać

to pour (to cause a liquid to flow from one place to another) synonym of rozlewać

to pour (to cause a liquid to flow from one place to another) to pour (to get drunk; to give someone drinks)

to pour (to cause a liquid to flow from one place to another) synonym of wylewać (“to pour out, to let out of oneself”)

to pour (to cause a liquid to flow from one place to another) synonym of przelewać się (“to overflow, to be overflowing”)

to pour (to precipitate, fall intensely)

Nie wychodź na dwór, od rana leje.

to piss, to take a leak (to urinate)

To nie Wersal, lej pod jakieś drzewko.

to wallop (to beat, to strike hard causing pain)

Czego mnie lejesz, to był tylko żart!

to wallop (to beat, to strike hard causing pain) to kill, to murder; to hurt

to wallop (to win against in a war or sports event)

to cast (to obtain a specific shape by pouring liquid metal into a mold for it to solidify)

to piss on (to consider a thing, phenomenon or person that must be taken into account as of little importance, without caring about it at all)

Leję na to.

to laugh

to lay a wind egg (to lay an egg without a shell (burchla))

Kokosz burchle leje.

to pour; to blurt; to blather (to write or say quickly, with a flourish)

to pour; to stream (to flow from somewhere in large quantities)

Brudna woda lała się do piwnicy.

to pour; to stream (to flow from somewhere in large quantities) to pour; to stream (to flow from somewhere in large quantities)

Idzie woda a nie leje.

Z góry woda leje.

to pour; to stream (to flow from somewhere in large quantities) synonym of rozlewać się

to pour; to stream (to flow from somewhere in large quantities) synonym of wlewać się

to douse each other (to pour some liquid substance onto each other)

to wallop each other (to beat one another)

to pour; to stream (to affect too strongly)

to flow (to fall freely without being tight to the body parts)

to be cast (to gain a specific shape by being poured into a mold solidifying)

to flub (to answer a lesson incorrectly)