/ˈzɡrat͡ɕ/
PochodzenieFrom z- + grać.
- perfective, transitiveto sync, to synchronize (to match some elements)
- perfective, transitiveto get together, to put together (to cause a group of people to begin to understand each other well and work efficiently together)
- perfective, transitiveto rip (to copy data to a device)
- perfective, transitiveto align musical instruments
- perfective, reflexiveto get together (to begin to understand each other well and work efficiently together)
- perfective, reflexiveto lose all money by gambling
Formyzgrywać(imperfective) · zgrać(infinitive) · zgram(future, singular) · zgramy(future, plural) · zgrasz(future, singular) · zgracie(future, plural) · zgra(future, singular, third-person) · zgrają(future, plural, third-person) · zgra się(future, impersonal) · zgrałem(masculine, past, singular) · -(e)m zgrał(masculine, past, singular) · zgrałam(feminine, past, singular) · -(e)m zgrała(feminine, past, singular) · zgrałom(neuter, past, singular) · -(e)m zgrało(neuter, past, singular) · zgraliśmy(past, plural, virile) · -(e)śmy zgrali(past, plural, virile) · zgrałyśmy(nonvirile, past, plural) · -(e)śmy zgrały(nonvirile, past, plural) · zgrałeś(masculine, past, singular)
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