pierce
pierce
pÉȘrs
pirs
/pˈi‍əs/

A(z) „pierce” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to pierce
01

ĂĄtlyukaszt, ĂĄtszĂșr

(of something sharp) to make a hole or break in or through something
Transitive: to pierce sth
to pierce definition and meaning
Példåk
The arrow pierced the target.
A nyĂ­l ĂĄtfĂșrta a cĂ©lt.
02

ĂĄthatol, ĂĄtfĂșr

to forcefully pass through barriers or obstacles
Transitive: to pierce a barrier or obstacle
Példåk
The swimmer pierced the water's surface, breaking the stillness.
Az ĂșszĂł ĂĄtszĂșrta a vĂ­z felszĂ­nĂ©t, megtörve a csendet.
03

ĂĄtjĂĄr, ĂĄtlyukaszt

to deeply affect or penetrate someone's emotions or thoughts
Transitive: to pierce sb
Példåk
The beauty of the sunset pierced him with a sense of awe and wonder.
A naplemente szépsége åtjårta csodålat és åmulat érzésével.
04

ĂĄthatol, megszakĂ­t

to abruptly end or interrupt something
Transitive: to pierce a situation
Példåk
His sudden outburst pierced the calm atmosphere of the meeting.
Hirtelen kitörĂ©se ĂĄtszĂșrta a talĂĄlkozĂł nyugodt lĂ©gkörĂ©t.
05

ĂĄtszĂșr, lyukaszt

to create an opening or hole in something using a sharp object
Transitive: to pierce a hole in sth
Példåk
The technician used a soldering iron to pierce an opening in the circuit board for the component.
A technikus forrasztĂłpĂĄkĂĄt hasznĂĄlt, hogy lyukat fĂșrjon a nyomtatott ĂĄramkör lapon az alkatrĂ©sz szĂĄmĂĄra.
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