Angličtina | Polsčina |
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damn verb theology: to condemn to hell | przeklinaćverb |
damn it interjection an expression of surprise, outrage, or frustration | bajzelinterjection |
damn it | |
damn near | |
damnably | |
damnation noun The state of being damned; condemnation; openly expressed disapprobation | potępienienoun |
damned adjective god-forsaken | przeklętyadjective |
damned if one does and damned if one doesn't adjective dilemma with bad outcomes | i tak źle, i tak niedobrzeadjective |
damning adjective condemning | obciążającyadjective |
damp adjective Being in a state between dry and wet | wilgotnyadjective |
damp-dry | |
damp squib noun anything that doesn’t work properly | niewypałnoun |
dampen verb depress, lessen | deprecjonowaćverb |
dampen | |
dampen verb make damp | moczyćverb |
damper | |
damper noun valve or movable plate used to regulate flow of air | dławiknoun |
damping noun the stabilization of a physical system by reducing oscillation | tłumienienoun |
damply | |
dampness noun degree to which something is damp | wilgotnośćnoun |
dampness noun moderate humidity | wilgoćnoun |
damsel noun girl, maiden (without sexual experience) | dziewicanoun |
damselfly noun insect | łątkanoun |
damson noun fruit | lubaszkanoun |
damson noun tree | lubaszkanoun |
Adam noun first man in Abrahamic religions | Adamnoun |
Adam noun male given name | Adamnoun |
Adam and Eve noun the first man and woman (according to Genesis) | Adam i Ewanoun |
Adam's apple noun lump in the throat | grdykanoun jabłko Adamanoun |
Adam's needle noun | Adamowa szpilkanoun |
adamant adjective determined; unshakeable; unyielding | nieustępliwyadjective zdecydowanyadjective |
adamant noun rock or mineral | adamantnoun |
adamantane noun | adamantannoun |
adamantine adjective incapable of being broken | adamantowyadjective |
adamantly | |
Adamawa | |
adamellite noun | adamellitnoun |
adamsite noun an organic compound used as a riot-control agent | adamsytnoun |