No. 16,927 in Polish
wyprowadziæ
"Wyprowadzić" means "to lead out," "to take out," or "to move out."
In a sentence
Marcin postanowił wyprowadzić psa na spacer.
Marcin decided to take the dog out for a walk.
In this sentence, "wyprowadzić" means "to take out" or "to lead out," referring to physically taking the dog outside for a walk.
Zdecydowała się wyprowadzić z mieszkania rodziców.
She decided to move out of her parents' apartment.
Here, "wyprowadzić" translates to "to move out," referring to the act of leaving a place of residence permanently.
Ekspert wyprowadził nasz zespół z trudnej sytuacji finansowej.
The expert led our team out of a difficult financial situation.
In this usage, "wyprowadzić" means "to lead or guide out," metaphorically referring to providing direction or solutions to resolve a challenging condition.
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