другие переводы
zbierać |
collect
gather
reap
pick up
garner
assemble
|
gromadzić |
collect
accumulate
gather
store
assemble
hoard
|
zgromadzić |
accumulate
gather
collect
amass
muster
draw
|
gromadzić się |
gather
meet
agglomerate
flock
collect oneself
lower
|
zbierać się |
gather
convene
forgather
get together
be gathered
muster
|
nabrać |
take
acquire
gather
draw in
buy in considerable quantity
let in
|
pozbierać |
collect
gather
recollect
pick oneself up
|
pobierać |
charge
collect
get
receive
draw
gather
|
uzbierać |
collect
gather
accumulate
|
zgarnąć |
gather
rake up
brush aside
|
wywnioskować |
deduce
conclude
infer
understand
gather
induce
|
ściągać |
download
pull off
collect
gather
draw down
crib
|
osiadać |
settle
sink
gather
set
subside
bed
|
wnioskować |
conclude
reason
gather
argue
collect
|
miarkować |
moderate
temper
gather
mitigate
measure out
|
otaczać |
surround
encircle
enclose
encompass
circumscribe
gather
|
składać |
fold
assemble
compose
render
lay down
gather
|
obierać |
peel
choose
elect
strip
cut
gather
|
uzbierać się |
gather
get together
|
narwać |
gather
|
wezbrać |
swell
flow
rise
fill
gather
surge
|
naskładać czegoś |
gather
|
garnąć się |
cuddle up
fell attracted
hasten
gather
crave for
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синонимы
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And sometimes, when the evening services were over, the three of them would gather in the library and read about military strategy.
Before Igor could gather his resolve to pull the trigger, the dead grabbed the driver.
I’d stop them if I could or gather reconnaissance if there were too many for me to face alone.
Places where many people gather are just like holy places and places of worship.
We were lucky to get rooms, I gather.
He breathed in and out, trying to gather the courage to move his legs.
”Filden, who was used to both sensitive assignments and those that made little sense, waited for Vand to gather his thoughts.
The moot ground was raised a little from the valley floor, being on the beginning of the climb to the citadel, and that allowed Rel to gather more of an impression of the camp’s extent.
Someday, the story was, the king would gather forces and march through each far-off corner of his kingdom and eliminate the threat once and for all, but that had been the story for two hundred years and through eight generations of Mordens.
It was there for the old men to gather during cool nights, sipping their brandy or their cider, smoking their pipes.
What I couldn’t gather from the papers don Genaro was reading I heard in the village from the people who had returned from town bringing the latest news with them.
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