No. 15,986 in Polish
traćcie
The Polish word "traćcie" means "lose" in the imperative form, directed at a plural subject.
In a sentence
Nie traćcie czasu na głupoty.
Don't waste time on nonsense.
'Traćcie' is used here as a command form (imperative) for a plural second-person audience, instructing them not to waste time.
Traćcie energię mądrze, bo nie jest nieograniczona.
Use your energy wisely, because it is not unlimited.
In this context, 'traćcie' implies a suggestion or command addressed to a group, emphasizing the responsible use of energy.
Kiedy mówicie innym 'nie traćcie nadziei', dodajecie im otuchy.
When you tell others 'don't lose hope,' you encourage them.
Here, 'traćcie' is part of the phrase 'nie traćcie nadziei,' used to advise or encourage others in a caring way.
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