palić.

to burn; to heat (to light a fire in order to obtain heat, light, cooking, etc.)

Zimą palę drewnem.

to burn (to destroy with fire)

to burn (to destroy with fire) to burn someone's house down

Naprzód pálę wójta, potém przysięznego.

to light, to turn on (to turn on a light source)

to smoke (to inhale and exhale the smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar, pipe, etc.)

Palę od czasów liceum.

to burn (to consume a certain amount of fuel)

Ile pali na setkę?

to roast; to burn (to subject to high temperatures to impart particular, desired properties)

to burn (to cause a strong feeling of heat)

Słońce pustyni paliło nas niemiłosiernie.

to burn (to cause a burning sensation)

to burn (to be felt very intensely and cause unpleasant experiences)

to flub (to make a mistake when performing a jump, throw, etc.)

to fire (to shoot a weapon)

Cel! Pal!

to blurt (to say something quickly, without thinking)

to fail (to consider a test as unsuccessful)

to snap (to do something quickly, without thinking, particularly to write, go, give, or consume)

to burn (to come about and continue)

to burn (to come about and continue)

to burn (to be consumed by fire or in flames)

Dom się pali.

to burn (to be damaged due to excessive current load)

to burn (to give off light)

Dziadek jeszcze nie śpi, widać że w jego pokoju pali się światło.

to burn (to be very eager for something)

Nowi rekruci palili się do walki.

to burn (to feel by some strong, violent feeling)

to burn (to feel by some strong, violent feeling) to burn (to blush)

to burn (to feel a strong sexual attraction to someone)

to burn (to feel a strong sexual attraction to someone) to be in heat (to show a desire to satisfy one's sexual drive)

to burn (to hurry, to wait impatiently for something, to be confrontational)

to burn (to be produced or processed by fire)

to burn (to manifest as high temperature, fever, inflammation)

to light (to arise)