Angol | Lengyel |
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stage monitor | |
stage whisper (theater) A line that is performed on stage as if it were whispered, but is spoken loud enough that the audience can hear noun | szept scenicznynoun |
stage-whisper | |
stagecoach | |
stagflation noun inflation accompanied by stagnant growth | stagflacjanoun |
stagger verb to begin to doubt and waver in purposes | wahać sięverb |
staggering adjective incredible, overwhelming, amazing | nie do wiaryadjective |
staging noun theater: performance of a play | inscenizacjanoun |
staging post noun intermediate stopping point | etapnoun |
Stagirite noun Aristotle the Stagirite | Stagirytanoun |
Stagirite noun someone from Stagira | Stagirytanoun |
stagnancy noun | bezruchnoun |
stagnant adjective without progress | bezczynnyadjective w zastojuadjective |
stagnate verb to cease activity | stagnowaćverb |
stagnation noun being stagnant | stagnacjanoun |
stagnation noun inactivity | bezrybienoun stagnacjanoun zastójnoun |
stagy | |
stratagem noun tactic | chwytnoun fortelnoun zagrywkanoun |
syntagma noun semiotic arrangement | syntagmanoun |
syntagma noun syntactic arrangement | syntagmanoun |
syntagmatic adjective of a syntagma | syntagmatycznyadjective |
take advantage of verb make use of | korzystaćverb |
take hostage verb take custody or possession of a person as security for performance against a treaty, a pledge, or a demand, especially now an extra-legal demand | brać zakładnikaverb |
tetracontagon noun 40-sided polygon | -okąt]]noun 40[[kątnoun |
triacontagon noun geometry | -okąt]]noun 30[[kątnoun |
vantage noun advantage | przewaganoun |
vantage noun place or position affording a good view; a vantage point | |
vantage point noun place or position affording a good view | |
vintage noun harvesting of a grape and initial pressing for winemaking | winobranienoun |
vintage adjective having an enduring appeal; classic | klasycznyadjective vintageadjective |
vintage adjective of a car, built between 1919 and 1930 | zabytkowyadjective |