Engleză | Poloneză |
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clam noun mollusc | małżnoun |
clam up verb become silent | milczećverb |
clamant | |
clamber verb to climb with difficulty or haphazardly | wdrapywać sięverb |
clammy | |
clamor noun continued public expression, often of dissatisfaction; popular outcry | krzyknoun |
clamor noun loud and continued noise | awanturanoun |
clamor verb to demand by outcry | wrzeszczećverb |
clamorous | |
clamorously | |
clamour | |
clamp noun woodworking tool | imadłonoun zacisknoun |
clamper | |
clamps | |
acclamation noun applause | aklamacjanoun poklasknoun |
acclamation noun election of a standby | aklamacjanoun |
bearded clam noun vulva | cipanoun |
cyclamate | |
cyclamen noun A type of plant | cyklamennoun |
declamation | |
eclampsia | |
European fingernailclam | |
exclamation noun loud calling or crying out; outcry | okrzyknoun wykrzyknoun |
exclamation noun part of speech | wykrzykniknoun |
exclamation mark noun punctuation “!” | wykrzykniknoun |
exclamation point | |
hose clamp noun device to clamp a hose to a fitting | chomątonoun |
melodeclamation noun | melodeklamacjanoun |
pre-eclampsia | |
preeclampsia noun complication of pregnancy | preeklampsjanoun |
proclamation noun a statement which is proclaimed | apelnoun odezwanoun proklamacjanoun |
reclamation | |
wheel clamp noun device locked to the wheel of a motor car to prevent it from being driven | blokadanoun |