No. 8,400 in Polish
pobili
"Pobili" means "they beat up" or "they hit" in English.
In a sentence
Wczoraj dwóch chłopaków pobili się na ulicy.
Yesterday two boys fought on the street.
The word 'pobili' is used as a third-person plural past tense reflexive verb indicating that the boys fought each other.
Pobili rekord w biegu na sto metrów!
They broke the record in the 100-meter run!
Here, 'pobili' is used to mean 'broke' in the context of achieving a new record.
Złodzieje pobili mężczyznę, który próbował ich zatrzymać.
The thieves beat the man who tried to stop them.
In this sentence, 'pobili' signifies the act of physically striking or attacking someone.
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