WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| stroke n | (medical: apoplexy) | wylew, udar m |
| | My grandfather died of a stroke. |
| | Mój dziadek umarł na wylew. |
| stroke n | (swing) | uderzenie n |
| | It took three strokes of the axe to cut the log in two. |
| | Potrzebne były trzy uderzenia siekiery, aby przeciąć belkę na dwie części. |
| stroke n | (act of striking) | uderzenie n |
| | He received 40 strokes of the whip as punishment. |
| stroke n | (sport: hit, swing) | uderzenie n |
| | The golfer's stroke could be improved upon. |
| stroke n | (caress) | głaskanie n |
| | The groom soothed the horse with long, firm strokes. |
| stroke n | (movement: swimming, rowing) (w pływaniu) | ruch ręki m + ż |
| | (w wioślarstwie) | pociągnięcie wiosłem n + n |
| | The swimmer had a powerful stroke that propelled him forward. |
| stroke n | (swimming: type of movement) (pływacki) | styl m |
| | Mike's favorite stroke was the crawl. |
| stroke [sth/sb]⇒ vtr | (rub, caress) | głaskać ndk. |
| | | pogłaskać dk. |
| | She stroked the cat's fur. |
| | Głaskała futerko kota. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| stroke n | dated (heartbeat) | uderzenie, bicie n |
| | The basketball player was so nervous that he could feel the strokes of his heart. |
| stroke n | (dab of a paintbrush) | pociągnięcie pędzlem n + m |
| | Painting the sky took many strokes. |
| stroke n | (drawing, writing: line or mark) | pociągnięcie n |
| | The letter T is formed with two strokes of the pen. |
| stroke n | (act of stroking) | technika ż |
| | We learned some new massage strokes in class. |
| stroke n | (movement of piston) | skok m |
| | How long does it take the engine to complete a stroke? |
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