Znaczenie sycić | Babel Free

Definicje

1. to sate, to satiate (to make no longer hungry)
   imperfective, transitive
2. to satiate, to satisfy (someone or a desire or feeling)
   figuratively, imperfective, transitive
3. to fill (a space)
   imperfective, literary, transitive
4. to season, to flavor (to add a small amount of something flavorful toa food)
   dated, imperfective, transitive
5. to strengthen, to fuel (fire or emotion)
   imperfective, literary, transitive
6. to fill oneself up (to be no longer hungry)
   imperfective, reflexive

Odpowiedniki

Przykłady

“Mojżesz z Aaronem ... w puszczy bezwodnej lud napoił, i nasycił chlebem anielskim i ptakami...”

Moses, along with Aaron, ... in a waterless wilderness gave his people water, and fed them with angelic bread and birds...

“... im bardziej przetworzony jest owoc (cały, utarty czy jako sok), tym mniej syci po trzech godzinach po zjedzeniu.”

... the more processed a fruit is (whole, shredded, or as juice), the less it makes you full after three hours after eating.

“Zacząłem kłosy rwać, i łuszczyć ziarna pszeniczne, i sycić głód.”

I began to pick ears of grain, and shell wheat seeds, and satisfy my hunger.

“Spytaj ciała, czy nadzieja na niebo syci pożądanie.”

Ask the body whether the hope of heaven satisfies the desire.

“Zewsząd nic mu nie zagrażało, do woli mógł sycić się chwałą tryumfującego wodza.”

Nothing threatened him from anywhere; he could satisfy himself with the glory of a triumphing leader as much as he wanted.

“Raz po raz ciągnęło go coś za budynek, aby sycić oczy nienawistnym widokiem.”

Time after time, something pulled him behind the building so he could feast his eyes on the hateful sight.

“Rzuciła się sycić ogień...”

She went away to feed the fire...

“Mogły ten gniew sycić uczucia patriotyczne.”

Patriotic feelings could intensify this anger.

Poziom CEFR