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moment of force noun moment of force | moment siłynoun |
moment of truth noun deciding instant | chwila prawdynoun |
momentarily adverb In a momentary manner | chwilowoadverb |
momentary adjective lasting for only a moment | chwilowyadjective |
momentous adjective of outstanding importance or great consequence | doniosłyadjective ważnyadjective wielkiej wagiadjective znaczącyadjective |
momentum noun impetus, either of a body in motion, or of an idea or course of events | rozmachnoun |
momentum noun product of mass and velocity | pędnoun |
nomenclature noun set of names or terms | nazewnictwonoun nomenklaturanoun |
nomenklatura noun list of posts in Soviet Union | nomenklaturanoun |
one moment, please one moment please | |
Orchomenos noun city in central Greece | Orchomenosnoun |
Orchomenos noun city in north central Arcadia | Orchomenosnoun |
Orchomenus | |
paralipomena | |
phenomenal adjective remarkable | arcydobryadjective fenomenalnyadjective niezwykłyadjective |
phenomenalism | |
phenomenally | |
phenomenography noun research methodology | fenomenografianoun |
phenomenological | |
phenomenology noun philosophy based on intuitive experience of phenomena | fenomenologianoun |
phenomenon noun knowable thing or event | fenomennoun |
phenomenon noun observable fact or occurrence | fenomennoun zjawiskonoun |
phenomenon noun unusual, curious, or astonishing fact or event | fenomennoun zjawiskonoun |
phenomenon noun wonderful or very remarkable person or thing | fenomennoun |
Philomena noun female given name | Filomenanoun |
prolegomenon | |
promenade noun place to walk | promenadanoun |
promenade verb to walk | przechadzać sięverb spacerowaćverb |
tomentose | |
wine women and song | |
women and children first exhortation |