Angličtina | Polsčina |
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hammer noun bone of the middle ear; see also malleus | młoteczeknoun młoteknoun |
hammer noun part of a clock | młotnoun |
hammer noun part of a firearm | kureknoun |
hammer noun piano part | młotnoun młoteknoun |
hammer noun sports: device | młotnoun młoteknoun |
hammer noun tool | młotnoun młoteknoun |
hammer and sickle noun symbol of communism | sierp i młotnoun |
hammer price noun amount of the highest bid at an auction | najwyższa ofertanoun |
hammer throw noun athletic event where a heavy steel ball with a handle attached is thrown | rzut młotemnoun |
hammer thrower noun athlete who competes in the hammer throw | młociarkanoun młociarznoun |
hammered adjective drunk | szerokiadjective |
hammerhead noun portion of a hammer used for hitting | bijaknoun |
hammerhead noun shark | rekin młotnoun |
hammerhead shark noun shark of the genus Sphyrna | głowomłotnoun rekin młotnoun |
hammerless adjective of a firearm | bezkurkowyadjective |
hammock noun swinging couch or bed | hamaknoun |
hammocking | |
hammy adjective amateurish; characterized by overacting | przesadnyadjective |
Hamor | |
hamper noun anything which impedes | przeszkodanoun zawadanoun |
hamper verb to put a hamper or fetter on; to shackle; to ensnare; to inveigle | spętaćverb ujarzmićverb usidlićverb uwięzićverb |
Hampshire noun county in the south of England | Hampshirenoun |
hamsa noun Hand of Fatima | chamsanoun |
hamster noun small, short-tailed European rodent | chomiknoun |
hamster wheel | |
hamstring verb to disable | paraliżowaćverb |
hamstrung | |
Hamza | |
hamza noun Arabic hamza | hamzanoun |
Han noun Chinese ethnicity | Chińczycy Hannoun |