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dead znamená v Polsčina
| Angličtina | Polsčina |
|---|---|
| deadly nightshade noun deadly nightshade; Atropa belladonna | wilcza jagodanoun |
| deadly sin noun any of the seven deadly sins | |
| deadman noun a corpse | gnijącanoun |
| deadname noun a previous name of a person | byłe imięnoun |
| deadname verb to refer to someone by their previous name | |
| deadnaming | |
| deadnettle noun plant of the genus Lamium | jasnotanoun |
| deadpan adjective deliberately impassive or expressionless (as a face or look) | bez wyrazuadjective |
| deadweight loss noun | |
| deadwood | |
| at the dead of | |
| be dead on one’s feet | |
| brain-dead adjective colloquially: having no useful thoughts | absurdadjective |
| flog a dead horse verb to attempt to get more out of something that cannot give more | |
| halfdead adjective halfway dead; partially alive | półumarłyadjective |
| in the dead of | |
| Lantern of the Dead | |
| leave for dead verb to abandon considering death | |
| living dead noun undead | żywe trupynoun |
| over my dead body absolutely not | |
| play dead | |
| rise from the dead verb to become alive after having died | zmartwychwstaćverb zmartwychwstawaćverb |
| seven deadly sins noun the cardinal sins | |
| stone dead adjective unquestionably dead | martwaadjective |
| the King is dead, long live the King | |
| the king is dead, long live the king! | |
| undead adjective being animate, though non-living | nieumarłyadjective |
| undead noun those creatures which are dead but still animate | nieumarlinoun |
