Angličtina | Polsčina |
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postgraduate | |
posthumous adjective in reference to a work, published after the author's death | pośmiertnyadjective |
posthumous adjective taking place after one's death | pośmiertnyadjective |
posthumously adverb after death | pośmiertnieadverb |
postiche noun any item of false hair worn on the head or face | tresanoun treskanoun |
postilion noun rider mounted on leading horse | foryśnoun |
postimpresionist | |
postman | |
postmark | |
postmark noun marking made by a postal service on a letter | pieczątkanoun |
postmaterialism noun | postmaterializmnoun |
postmaterialist noun | postmaterialistanoun |
postmaterialist adjective | postmaterialistycznyadjective |
postmenopausal | |
postmenstrual | |
postmodern | |
postmodernism noun a style of art, literature, etc | postmodernizmnoun |
postmodernist noun follower of postmodernism | postmodernistanoun postmodernistkanoun |
postmodernist adjective postmodern | postmodernistycznyadjective |
postmodernity noun the state or condition of being postmodern | ponowoczesnośćnoun |
postnatal adjective of or pertaining to the period immediately after birth | połogowyadjective poporodowyadjective |
postnatal depression | |
postoperative adjective of, pertaining to, or occurring in the period after a surgical operation | pooperacyjnyadjective |
postpartum adjective after giving birth | poporodowyadjective |
postpartum blues | |
postpartum depression | |
postpartum psychosis | |
postpone verb to delay or put off an event | odkładaćverb odłożyćverb odraczaćverb odroczyćverb |
postponement noun the state of being adjourned | odkładaćnoun |
postposition (grammar) words that come after the noun noun | poimeknoun |
postproduction | |
postscript noun addendum to a letter | dopiseknoun posłowienoun |