Angličtina | Polsčina |
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walk verb to move on the feet | chodzićverb iśćverb |
walk verb to take for a walk | wyprowadzaćverb wyprowadzićverb |
walk verb to travel a distance by walking | chodzićverb iśćverb |
walk noun trip made by walking | spacernoun |
walk a tightrope verb to undertake a precarious course | |
walk around | |
walk away | |
walk down | |
walk in the park noun something easy or pleasant | bułka z masłemnoun pikuśnoun łatwiznanoun |
walk of fame noun | aleja gwiazdnoun |
walk of life noun occupation, role, class, or lifestyle | profesjanoun |
walk-on noun actor with a small part | statystanoun |
walk on eggshells verb to act carefully to avoid upsetting someone | |
walk on eggshells verb to handle sensitive matters delicately | |
walk on thin ice | |
walk out on verb to abandon | porzucićverb |
walker noun person who walks | pieszynoun |
walker noun walking frame | balkoniknoun |
walkie-talkie noun portable radio | krótkofalówkanoun |
walking noun gerund of walk | chodzenienoun chódnoun |
walking dictionary noun person familiar with a wide range of specialized terms | |
walking encyclopedia | |
walking frame noun framework device | balkoniknoun |
walking stick noun cane | kijnoun kosturnoun kulanoun laskanoun |
walkman noun any personal cassette player | walkmannoun |
walkover noun tennis: victory awarded when a scheduled opponent fails to play | walkowernoun |
walkthrough (video games) playthrough detailing the steps involved in winning the game noun | solucjanoun |
walkway noun clearly defined path | chodniknoun |
autowalk | |
baby walker noun baby walker | chodziknoun |