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catarrhal | |
catastrophe noun any large and disastrous event of great significance | katastrofanoun |
catastrophic adjective disastrous; ruinous | katastrofalnyadjective |
catastrophic adjective of or pertaining to a catastrophe | katastrofalnyadjective |
catastrophically adverb in a catastrophic manner | katastrofalnieadverb |
catastrophism | |
catastrophist | |
catatonia noun severe psychiatric condition | katatonianoun |
catboat noun type of boat | ketnoun |
catcall | |
catcall verb make such an exclamation | gwizdaćverb |
catch noun a hidden difficulty, especially in a deal or negotiation | haczyknoun |
catch verb to capture or snare | łapaćverb schwytaćverb złapaćverb |
catch verb to handle a computer error, especially an exception | przechwycaćverb przechwycićverb |
catch verb to intercept an object in the air etc. | chwycićverb chwytaćverb łapaćverb złapaćverb |
catch verb to perceive and understand | dostrzecverb dostrzegaćverb ogarnąćverb ogarniaćverb |
catch verb to reach in time to leave | załapać sięverb zdążyćverb |
Catch-22 noun difficult situation | błędne kołonoun Paragraf 22noun |
catch a cold verb contract a cold | przeziębiaćverb przeziębićverb |
catch a glimpse of | |
catch attention | |
catch crop | |
catch fire | |
catch hold | |
catch of the day noun a person who is a popular or desirable choice to be a partner in a prospective marital or romantic relationship | partianoun |
catch on | |
catch one's breath verb to take a break, or rest while doing a strenuous activity | zaczerpnąć tchuverb |