DRIFT - Traducción inglés-polaco

I. drift [drɪft] V. intr.

1. drift (be carried by water):

drift

dryfować

2. drift (be carried by air):

drift

unosić [perf unieść] się

3. drift (move aimlessly):

drift

włóczyć się

to drift from one subject to another

przechodzić z tematu na temat

4. drift snow:

drift

zacinać

drifted snow

zaspa f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let things drift

pozostawić sprawy własnemu biegowi

II. drift [drɪft] SUST.

1. drift (snow):

drift

zaspa f

2. drift (free movement):

drift

dryf m

3. drift (movement):

drift from the countryside to the cities

napływ m ludności ze wsi do miast

4. drift (tendency):

drift

tendencja f

5. drift (gist):

drift

sens m

to catch [or get] sb's drift

rozumieć [perf z-] , o co komuś chodzi

Entrada de OpenDict

drift SUST.

side drift MIN

sztolnia f

potential drift

dryf potencjału (elektrody) m

drift apart V. intr.

drift apart friends

tracić [perf s-] ze sobą kontakt

drift apart couple

oddalać [perf oddalić] się od siebie

drift off V. intr.

drift off

zasypiać [perf zasnąć]

Present

I	drift
you	drift
he/she/it	drifts
we	drift
you	drift
they	drift

Past

I	drifted
you	drifted
he/she/it	drifted
we	drifted
you	drifted
they	drifted

Present Perfect

I	have	drifted
you	have	drifted
he/she/it	has	drifted
we	have	drifted
you	have	drifted
they	have	drifted

Past Perfect

I	had	drifted
you	had	drifted
he/she/it	had	drifted
we	had	drifted
you	had	drifted
they	had	drifted

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

If an astronaut would drift off, it provides free-flying mobility to return to the spaceship.

en.wikipedia.org

Some players drift off quietly because that's their nature.

www.espn.com.au

Your eyelids are drooping... the warm, cosy house is preparing itself to drift off, unanchored, into the night... the realm of once upon a time.

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The star fizzles into an inert cinder, and its atoms drift off, seemingly lost in the interstellar gloom.

discovermagazine.com

They will tend to drift off into their own thoughts, if you have a less expressive face when talking.

www.washingtontimes.com