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łamać

“łamać” is a Polish word. Its 27 meanings in English:

  1. to break (to cause something to permanently lose its shape by force so that separate parts of it can be distinguished)
  2. to crush, to grind
  3. to break (to cause a bone to fracture due to a fall or impact)
  4. to break (to not adhere to some standards, arrangements, e.g. rules, laws)
  5. to break (to overcome obstacles or resistance)
  6. to break (to destroy someone's psyche or someone's life)
  7. to bother, to worry
  8. to break; to crack (to read code, cipher, etc. that secures protected information or access to something)
  9. to break (to reduce the intensity or change the shade of a color by adding another to it)
  10. to break (to form columns of a book or magazine before printing)
  11. to fish; to catch; to kill
  12. to roam in a forest during rutting season
  13. to fragment, to break, to rend (to break off, to knock stones off a rock, to split, to hew stones)
  14. to break; to bend, to twist; to snap, to distort
  15. to break (to eliminate the effects of a disease in someone's body)
  16. to hurt; to break (to inflict pain; to torture)
  17. to break (to permanently lose one's original shape under the action of an external force)
  18. to break (to fracture due to impact or fall)
  19. to break; to scatter (to change direction)
  20. to break (to crash into something and scatter)
  21. to break (to cease to exist or change for the worse)
  22. to break (to lose hope and the will to act)
  23. to break (to give up something under the influence of pressure or circumstances)
  24. to grapple (to attempt to overcome that which hinders or impedes)
  25. to break (to share food by breaking it into pieces)
  26. to fight
  27. to break; to ache (to experience severe bone and muscle pain that makes movement difficult)
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