odbyć

Significat

1. to hold, to put on, to organise; to attend
2. (obsolete) to take care of, to deal with
3. (obsolete) to get rid of
4. (obsolete) to realize (to bring into existence)
5. to dispel a disease
6. to sell
7. to lose (to cause something to cease to be in one's possession or capability)
8. to invalidate
9. to assuage, to calm
10. to take place
11. (obsolete) to expend (to release human waste)

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od‧być

Pronunciat com a (IPA)

/ˈɔd.bɨt͡ɕ/

Etimologia

Inherited from Old Polish odbyć. By surface analysis, od- + być. Compare Kashubian òdbëc.

Sents

" Sąd może się odbyć i bez mojej obecności ."

“The trial can take place without me present.”

" Walka winna się odbyć pod warunkiem, że rękawice szermierzy ważą po dwie uncje ."

"The fight should take place on the condition that the swordsmen's gloves weigh two ounces each."