WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| needle n | (pointed needlework tool) | igła ż |
| | Kate threaded a needle. |
| needle n | (hypodermic needle) | igła ż |
| | The doctor injected the vaccine with a needle. |
| needle n | (surgical instrument) | igła ż |
| | The doctor sewed up the wound with a needle. |
| needle n | (pine needle) | igła, igiełka ż |
| | Brian raked the needles up from the lawn and put them in bags. |
| needle n | (stylus of a record player) | igła ż |
| | Laura put the needle on the record. |
| needle n | (pointer on a compass, dial, etc.) | igła ż |
| | The needle on the speedometer was pointing to 40mph. |
| needle [sb]⇒ vtr | figurative, informal (criticize, nag [sb]) (przenośny) | wbijać komuś szpilę ndk. + ż |
| | | wbić komuś szpilę dk. + ż |
| | Jeff's boss needled him constantly about his work. |
| needle [sb] vtr | figurative, informal (tease, taunt [sb]) | dokuczać ndk. |
| | | docinać ndk. |
| | The boys constantly needled Ben about his stutter. |
| needle n | usually plural (knitting needle) | drut m |
| | Tina bought some new needles for her knitting. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| needle n | (shell point) | kolec m |
| | The boy hurt his foot when he stepped on the needles of a sea urchin. |
| needle n | (pointed tool for etching) | igła ż |
| | The artist engraved an image onto the metal with a needle. |
| needle n | (slender construction) | iglica ż |
| | Tall, slender buildings are often called needles. |
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