Translations for „pertain“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

pertain [pəˈteɪn, Am pɚ-] VB intr

1. pertain form (be connected with):

to pertain to sth/sb

dotyczyć czegoś/kogoś

to pertain to sth/sb

odnosić się do czegoś/kogoś

2. pertain (belong to):

to pertain to sth

należeć do czegoś

to pertain to sth

wchodzić w zakres czegoś

Usage examples with pertain

to pertain to sth

należeć do czegoś

to pertain to sth/sb

dotyczyć czegoś/kogoś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Advocates of the treaty say that it only pertains to international arms trade, and would have no effect on current domestic laws.

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Since the ruling pertained only to the school name, it was decided the new colors and the new mascot would be left unchanged.

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The client must provide all information that pertains to the site, and any other information that could be reasonably obtained.

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Punishment falls under royal authority because it pertains to accomplishing true justicea concept only the king can judge.

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Scull refused to answer some of these questions and asked whether they pertained to the committee's legal charge.

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What this means or even pertains to was not revealed at the time.

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Mathematical psychology contributes to the establishment of law-like rules that pertain to quantifiable stimulus characteristics and quantifiable behavior.

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Many of the tracks pertain to real-life issues.

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It was the first legislation ever passed that pertained exclusively to the reserve forces.

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A jury verdict that is contrary to the letter of the law pertains only to the particular case before it.

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