Angličtina | Polsčina |
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lad noun a boy or young man | chłopaknoun chłopiecnoun młodzieniecnoun |
Lada noun a Russian car | Ładanoun |
ladder noun climbing tool | drabinanoun |
ladder-to-heaven | |
ladder wagon noun a type of wagon | wóz drabiniastynoun |
laddie | |
laddu | |
lade | |
lade verb To fill or load | załadowywaćverb |
laden adjective heavy | ciężkiadjective |
ladette noun young woman of masculine manners | chłopczycanoun |
ladies and gentlemen noun phrase used to address an audience of men and women | panie i panowienoun |
ladies first | |
Ladin noun the Romance language | ladyńskinoun |
Ladinian noun subdivision of the Triassic period | ladynnoun |
Ladino noun Romance language | ladyńskinoun |
Ladislaus noun male given name | Władysławnoun Włodzisławnoun |
ladle noun container used in a foundry to transport and pour out molten metal | kadźnoun |
ladle noun deep-bowled spoon with a long, usually curved, handle | chochlanoun łyżka wazowanoun |
Ladoga noun a lake in Russia | Ładoganoun |
Lady noun aristocratic title for a woman | Paninoun |
lady noun polite term referring to a woman | damanoun paninoun |
lady noun title for the wife a lord | ladynoun paninoun |
lady noun woman of breeding and authority | damanoun paninoun |
lady and gentleman | |
lady beetle | |
lady fern noun Athyrium filix-femina | wietlica samiczanoun |
lady-in-waiting noun lady in the household of a woman of higher rank who attends her as a personal assistant | dama dworunoun |
lady-killer noun uncaring womanizer | babiarznoun |
Lady Midday | |
lady's slipper noun Cypripedium calceolus | obuwik pospolitynoun |
lady's slipper noun orchid of the subfamily Cypripedioideae | obuwiknoun |
lady's smock |