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البُطُولَةِ
kołyszący się
I. lurch [lɜ:tʃ, Am lɜ:rtʃ] VB intr
zataczać [perf zatoczyć] się
the ship is lurching
II. lurch [lɜ:tʃ, Am lɜ:rtʃ] N
1. lurch (shake):
2. lurch (move):
Phrases:
opuszczać [perf opuścić] kogoś w potrzebie
Present
Ilurch
youlurch
he/she/itlurches
welurch
youlurch
theylurch
Past
Ilurched
youlurched
he/she/itlurched
welurched
youlurched
theylurched
Present Perfect
Ihavelurched
youhavelurched
he/she/ithaslurched
wehavelurched
youhavelurched
theyhavelurched
Past Perfect
Ihadlurched
youhadlurched
he/she/ithadlurched
wehadlurched
youhadlurched
theyhadlurched
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His escape ladder lands him safely on the ground; however, he slips on an old spaghetti (which he threw beforehand) and lurches.
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He grows bored and walks off, leaving the models and production staff in the lurch.
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They can not bend at any joints, which makes them walk with a stiff-armed lurch.
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Shortly after midnight when a new watch came on duty, the ship was heeling over eighteen degrees and was felt to lurch to starboard twice.
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The car lurched to the side of the highway and stopped.
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