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No. 16,908 in Polish

wypili

"Wypili" means "they drank" in English.

In a sentence

  • Wczoraj wieczorem wypiliśmy po kieliszku wina.

    Yesterday evening, we drank a glass of wine each.

    The verb 'wypili' (we/they drank) is a past tense form of 'wypić,' indicating a completed action with the addition of context about time ('wczoraj wieczorem').

  • Na zakończenie spotkania, wypili toast za sukces.

    At the end of the meeting, they drank a toast for success.

    In this sentence, 'wypili' refers to a specific action (drinking a toast) completed in the past, related to a celebratory occasion.

  • Pomimo zmęczenia wypili gorącą herbatę, by się lepiej poczuć.

    Despite the fatigue, they drank hot tea to feel better.

    Here, 'wypili' is used in the context of an action (drinking a specific beverage) as part of responding to a situation or need.

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