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Ada | |
adage noun old saying | maksymanoun porzekadłonoun przysłowienoun |
adagio adjective | adagioadjective |
adagio noun tempo mark indicating that music is to be played slowly | adagionoun |
Adalbert | |
Adam noun first man in Abrahamic religions | Adamnoun |
Adam noun male given name | Adamnoun |
Adam and Eve noun the first man and woman (according to Genesis) | Adam i Ewanoun |
Adam's apple noun lump in the throat | grdykanoun jabłko Adamanoun |
Adam's needle noun | Adamowa szpilkanoun |
adamant adjective determined; unshakeable; unyielding | nieustępliwyadjective zdecydowanyadjective |
adamant noun rock or mineral | adamantnoun |
adamantane noun | adamantannoun |
adamantine adjective incapable of being broken | adamantowyadjective |
adamantly | |
Adamawa | |
adamellite noun | adamellitnoun |
adamsite noun an organic compound used as a riot-control agent | adamsytnoun |
Adamstown | |
Adana noun city | Adananoun |
adapt verb to fit by alteration | adaptowaćverb zaadaptowaćverb |
adapt verb to make oneself comfortable to a new thing | adaptować sięverb zaadaptować sięverb |
adapt verb to make suitable | adaptowaćverb zaadaptowaćverb |
adaptability noun quality of being adaptable; a quality that renders adaptable | adaptowalnośćnoun |
adaptability noun variability in respect to, or under the influence of, external conditions | adaptabilnośćnoun |
adaptable adjective capable of adapting or of being adapted | adaptowalnyadjective giętkiadjective |
adaptation noun artistic work that has been adapted | adaptacjanoun |
adaptation noun change that is made or undergone | adaptacjanoun |
adaptation noun evolutionary theory: instance of change | adaptacjanoun |
adaptation noun evolutionary theory: process of change | adaptacjanoun |
adaptation noun process of adapting an artistic work | adaptacjanoun |