No. 8,653 in Polish
přiklopila
The word "přiklopila" is not Polish; it appears to be Czech. In English, it means "she closed" or "she covered," typically referring to placing a lid or cover over something.
In a sentence
Maria prziklopila pokrywkę garnka, żeby zupa szybciej się ugotowała.
Maria put the lid on the pot so that the soup would cook faster.
Here, 'přiklopila' is used to describe the action of covering something (the pot) with a lid or cover.
Przewiało mnie, więc prziklopilałem kurtkę, żeby się ogrzać.
It was drafty, so I closed my jacket to warm up.
In this instance, 'přiklopila' conveys the action of fastening or securing an item of clothing, such as a jacket, to provide warmth or protection.
Dziecko spuściło głowę, gdy prziklopila zeszyt po skończonej pracy.
The child lowered its head after closing the notebook after finishing the work.
The word 'přiklopila' here illustrates the act of closing a notebook, possibly referring to the completion of an action dealed with the notebook.
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