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płotka noun | minnownoun any small fish minnownoun Phoxinus phoxinus roachnoun Rutilus rutilus |
płotka głosi, że | rumour has itthere is a rumor that... |
plotkara noun | telltalenoun tattletale; squealer |
plotkarka noun | gossipnoun person gossipernoun one who gossips telltalenoun tattletale; squealer |
płotkarka noun | hurdlernoun athlete who competes in the hurdling event |
plotkarski adjective | gossipyadjective prone to gossip long-tonguedadjective prone to revealing secrets long-tonguedadjective talkative |
plotkarz | gossipmonger |
plotkarz noun | gossipnoun person gossipernoun one who gossips telltalenoun tattletale; squealer |
płotkarz noun | hurdlernoun athlete who competes in the hurdling event |
plotki noun | gossipnoun idle talk |
plotkować verb | gossipverb to talk about someone else's private or personal business gossipverb to talk idly |
płótno noun | canvasnoun piece of canvas cloth on which one may paint canvasnoun type of coarse cloth clothnoun fabric linennoun thread or cloth made from flax fiber |
po łotewsku | in Latvian |
poczta lotnicza noun | airmailnoun the system of conveying mail using aircraft |
podlot noun | fledglingnoun young bird |
poliglota noun | linguistnoun a person skilled in languages polyglotnoun one who has mastered (especially when able to speak) several languages polyglotnoun publication in several languages |
poliglotka noun | linguistnoun a person skilled in languages polyglotnoun one who has mastered (especially when able to speak) several languages |
poliglotyczny adjective | polyglotadjective of a person: speaking, or versed in, many languages |
poliglotyzm noun | polyglotismnoun the use of several languages |
polot noun | panachenoun flamboyant style or action |
półotwarty adjective | half-openadjective partially open open-midadjective open-mid |
poplotkować verb | gossipverb to talk about someone else's private or personal business gossipverb to talk idly |
port lotniczy noun | airportnoun place designated for airplanes |