Translation for 'to wrench sth' from English to Ukrainian

to wrench sth. [sprain]

вивихнути щось [док.]мед.

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to wrench

смикати [недок.]

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wrench

ключ {ч}знаряд.

гайковий ключ {ч}знаряд.

to elongate sth.

розтягнути щось [док.]

to stretch sth.

розтягнути щось [док.]

to scorn sth.

нехтувати чимось [недок.]

to shred sth.

подрібнювати щось [недок.]

to roll sth.

скручувати щось [недок.]гастр.

to provoke sth.

провокувати щось [недок.]

to plait sth.

плести щось [недок.]

to braid sth.

плести щось [недок.]

to taste sth.

скуштувати щось [док.] [їжу]

попробувати щось [док.] [їжу]

to conduct sth.

здійснювати щось [недок.]

to perform sth.

здійснювати щось [недок.]

to ascertain sth.

з'ясовувати щось [недок.]

to learn sth.

дізнатися щось [док.]

to remove sth.

прибирати щось [недок.]

to dread sth.

боятися чогось [недок.]

to proof sth.

довести щось [док.]

• The turcas was also applied to wrench the nails off the prisoners' toes.
• While simultaneously fighting Scarlet Witch and Thing physically, Jones was surprised when Scarlet Witch capitulated and Thing took advantage of Jones's memory disorientation to wrench the Serpent Crown from Jones's head.
• Despite the Portuguese proclaiming themselves as hostile to the Spanish crown, the VOC nevertheless took the opportunity to wrench away the string of coastal fortresses that comprised the Portuguese Empire: Malacca finally succumbed in 1641.
• If one of the charges were to be negative in the earlier example, the work taken to wrench that charge away to infinity would be exactly the same as the work needed in the earlier example to push that charge back to that same position.
• As the DTB was in the midst of a battle to wrench liquidity in the Bund contract away from its chief cross-continental rival, the open outcry operated LIFFE, it began the merger proceedings with SOFFEX (the Swiss Options and Financial Futures Exchange).

• The loss of buoyancy in turn caused the upper U-joint to go into compression which allowed the 2,404 pound U-joint pin to wrench itself free.
• Jean-Francois de Troy's 18th-century version combines discovery with aftermath as the giant perched above the lovers turns to wrench up a rock.
• Lawrence Gordon: she wakes up with a device attached to her head set to wrench her jaws apart; the device is described as a "reverse bear trap".
• There then followed a fight where Ball tried to wrench the gun away from Stagg; as Stagg fell back, the gun discharged accidentally, killing Ball.