No. 16,958 in Polish
wyrwali
"Wyrwali" means "they pulled out" or "they tore out" in English.
In a sentence
Wyrwali drzwi z zawiasów, aby umożliwić przejście.
They tore the door off its hinges to allow passage.
Here, 'wyrwali' denotes the act of forcefully removing or tearing something off an attachment, emphasizing strength and action.
Wyrwali chwasty z ogrodu, żeby rośliny mogły się lepiej rozwijać.
They pulled out the weeds from the garden so the plants could grow better.
In this context, 'wyrwali' is used to describe the action of pulling out objects like weeds from the ground, typically with effort.
Nagłe niespodziewane wydarzenie wyrwało go z rutyny.
An unexpected event pulled him out of his routine.
Here, 'wyrwali' metaphorically suggests the action of removing or disrupting someone's state or condition, highlighting a figurative use of the word.
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