STRING - Translation from English into Polish

I. string [strɪŋ] N

1. string (thin rope):

string

sznurek m

2. string of racket:

string

struna f

3. string of bow:

string

cięciwa f

4. string (of guitar or violin):

string

struna f

5. string:

the strings pl (orchestral section)

smyczki mpl

6. string (set):

string

szereg m

string of pearls

sznur m

string of events

seria f

string of successes

pasmo nt sukcesów

7. string COMPUT:

string

ciąg m znaków

Phrases:

with no strings attached

bez ograniczeń

to have a second/another string to one's bow

mieć jeszcze coś w zanadrzu

to pull strings

używać [perf użyć] swoich wpływów

II. string <strung, strung> [strɪŋ] VB trans

1. string (attach strings):

string

zakładać [perf założyć] struny

2. string (put onto thread):

to string the beads

nawlekać [perf nawlec] koraliki

OpenDict entry

string N

pipe string wiertnictwo

ciąg rury m

I. string along inf VB intr

to string along with sb

zabrać się z kimś

II. string along inf VB trans

to string sb along

wodzić kogoś za nos

string out VB trans

1. string out (spread):

trucks were strung out along the road

drogą ciągnął sznur ciężarówek

2. string out (prolong):

string out

przedłużać [perf przedłużyć]

string up VB trans

string up

wieszać [perf powiesić]

string bean N AM BOT

string bean

fasola f szparagowa

string quartet N

string quartet

kwartet m smyczkowy

OpenDict entry

g-string N

g-string

stringi nt

Present

I	string
you	string
he/she/it	strings
we	string
you	string
they	string

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

You chew up more land, you have to build more roads, string out more utilities.

grist.org

City workers are putting string out to clearly show them where the line is -- where they should and shouldn't be.

www.vancourier.com

The field very string out.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The latest developments are politically damaging and could see the council mergers cases string out for months.

www.smh.com.au

You can actually feel the smoke string out of the guitar like it is a live show.

en.wikipedia.org