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Typische
obiecywać
I. promise [ˈprɒmɪs, ingl. am. ˈprɑ:-] V. trans.
1. promise (pledge):
promise
obiecywać [perf obiecać]
promise
przyrzekać [perf przyrzec]
to promise sb the moon [or earth]
2. promise coloq. (warn):
I promise you, it won't be easy
3. promise (have potential):
promise
promise
II. promise [ˈprɒmɪs, ingl. am. ˈprɑ:-] V. intr.
1. promise (pledge):
promise
obiecywać [perf obiecać]
2. promise (seem likely):
to promise well
III. promise [ˈprɒmɪs, ingl. am. ˈprɑ:-] SUST.
1. promise (pledge):
promise
promise
to make a promise
obiecywać [perf obiecać]
to keep one's promise to sb
to break a promise
2. promise sin pl. (potential):
a young person of promise
she shows promise
the promise of sth
counter-promise SUST. DER.
counter-promise
Present
Ipromise
youpromise
he/she/itpromises
wepromise
youpromise
theypromise
Past
Ipromised
youpromised
he/she/itpromised
wepromised
youpromised
theypromised
Present Perfect
Ihavepromised
youhavepromised
he/she/ithaspromised
wehavepromised
youhavepromised
theyhavepromised
Past Perfect
Ihadpromised
youhadpromised
he/she/ithadpromised
wehadpromised
youhadpromised
theyhadpromised
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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)
the promise of sth
to make a promise
obiecywać [perf obiecać]
to dishonour a promise
nie dotrzymywać [perf dotrzymać] obietnicy
Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
He paid her a deposit, with the promise of two more installment payments.
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For humanly instituted rites are not sacraments, properly speaking, because human beings do not have the authority to promise grace.
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A treatment involving the placement of an intragastric balloon via gastroscopy has shown promise.
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The authors promise to criticise in forthright terms those leftists who ally with illiberal theocrats or other anti-democratic figures and organisations.
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The relative was so shocked to see him there in tatters, he had to drag away the protesting scholar with the promise to help him.
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