Translations for „stray“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . stray [streɪ] VB intr

1. stray (become lost):

stray

błąkać [perf za-] się

to stray from sb

odłączyć się od kogoś

2. stray (wander):

to stray off course

schodzić [perf zejść] z drogi

to stray from the point fig

zbaczać [perf zboczyć] z tematu

II . stray [streɪ] ADJ

1. stray dog, cat:

stray

bezpański

2. stray person, bullet:

stray

zabłąkany

III . stray [streɪ] N

stray

bezdomne zwierzę nt

Usage examples with stray

to stray from sb

odłączyć się od kogoś

to stray off course

schodzić [perf zejść] z drogi

to stray from the point fig

zbaczać [perf zboczyć] z tematu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Stray current entering salt water is less of a problem than the same situation in fresh water.

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One of the concerns was the six stray dogs she took in that barked incessantly.

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The low inclination of its orbit means the star will only stray from the galactic plane.

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In the eight episode she is strayed of her family and lost.

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His stand is which is divided into multiple small individuals and used by him to collect stray objects.

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Early website designers strayed away from this original concept in two important ways.

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Other more esoteric phenomenon that also result in elevated voltages on normally non-energized surfaces, are also referred to as stray voltage.

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In practice, the waterways were shared 50/50 but the navigation channels often strayed across the line.

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The prisoners were known to occasionally stray down to the river to fish, but only 12 were known to have escaped from the area.

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The prison also became home to many stray cats.

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