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to paddle
01
wiosłować, paddlować
to move a watercraft through the water using a handheld implement with a broad blade
Intransitive
02
mieszać, ubijać
to use a flat, typically broad, implement to stir or agitate something
Transitive: to paddle sth
03
bić płaskim narzędziem, karać za pomocą łopatki
to administer physical punishment by striking someone with a flat, often wooden implement
Transitive: to paddle sb
04
paddlować, splashować
(of animals) to move through water with short, rapid strokes
Intransitive
05
chodzić chwiejnie, stąpać niepewnie
to walk in an unsteady and often wobbly manner
Intransitive: to paddle to a direction
06
pluskać się, chlapać
to lightly splash or move one's hands or feet in water
Intransitive: to paddle somewhere
Paddle
01
wiosło, pagaj
a tool used to move a boat or raft through the water, consisting of a long handle with a flat or curved blade on one end
02
paddle, deska
an instrument of punishment consisting of a flat board
03
łopatka, wiosło
a blade of a paddle wheel or water wheel
04
rakieta, paddle
small wooden bat with a flat surface; used for hitting balls in various games
05
paddle, kontroler
a handheld input device used in gaming to control movement or perform specific actions in games
paddle
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paddler
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paddler
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Przykład
In the serene mangrove swamp, the ecotourists paddled silently.
As they approached the shore, the canoeists paddled gently to slow down.
The experienced athlete effortlessly paddled across the calm lake.
The kayaker skillfully paddled through the white-water rapids.
Facing a headwind, the rowing team paddled with determination.
