Angličtina | Polsčina |
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W.O. | |
woad noun Isatis tinctoria | farbowniknoun siniłonoun urzetnoun |
wobble verb move with an uneven or rocking motion | chwiać sięverb zachwiać sięverb |
wobble verb vacillate | wahać sięverb |
wobbler | |
wobbly | |
wobbulator noun electronic device primarily used for aligning intermediate frequency strips | wobulatoranoun |
Woden noun the Germanic chief god | Wodannoun |
woe interjection exclamation of grief | biadainterjection |
woe noun grief; sorrow; misery; heavy calamity | cierpienienoun niedolanoun nieszczęścienoun żałośćnoun |
woe betide verb bad things will happen to | biadaverb |
woebegone | |
woeful | |
woefully | |
wofully | |
wog noun an offensive term for a dark-skinned person | brudasnoun ciapatynoun |
wok noun large round pan | woknoun |
woke adjective alert of what is happening | uważnyadjective |
wolf verb to devour | pochłonąćverb pożrećverb |
wolf- | |
wolf -like | |
wolf cub noun young wolf | wilczęnoun |
wolf down | |
wolf in sheep's clothing noun someone or something harmful or threatening but disguised as something peaceful or pleasant | |
wolf whistle noun whistle indicating sexual interest. | syknoun |
wolf whistle verb whistling in appreciation | gwizdaćverb |
wolf's bane | |
Wolf's Lair | |
wolf's ticket noun | wilczy biletnoun |
wolfberry noun Lycium barbarum or Lycium chinense |