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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