| Poloneză | Engleză |
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| serw noun | servenoun
sports: act of putting the ball or shuttlecock in play |
| serwal noun | servalnoun
medium-sized African wild cat |
| serwatka noun | wheynoun
liquid remaining after milk has been curdled |
| serwer noun | manservantnoun
male servant servernoun servernoun
computing: a computer dedicated to running server programs servernoun
computing: a program which provides services to other programs or users web servernoun
computer web servernoun
software |
| serwer czasu noun | timeservernoun
device |
| serwer pośredniczący noun | proxy servernoun
hardware server |
| serwer-pośrednik noun | proxy servernoun
hardware server |
| serwerownia | server room |
| serwerownia noun | data centrenoun |
| serwetka | serviette |
| serwetka noun | coasternoun
small object on which a cup, etc., is placed to protect a table surface napkinnoun
serviette |
| serwicyzacja | servitization servitisation |
| serwicyzacja noun | servitizationnoun |
| serwilizm noun | servilitynoun
condition of being servile |
| serwis | crockery set information service news bulletin |
| serwis noun | servenoun
sports: act of putting the ball or shuttlecock in play servicenoun
computing: function provided by one program or machine for another servicenoun
practice of providing services as economic activity |
| serwis stołowy noun | dishwarenoun
crockery |
| serwisować verb | serviceverb
to perform maintenance |
| serwitut noun | easementnoun
legal right to use another person's property |
| serwować verb | serveverb
to bring food to serviceverb
to serve |
| besserwisser noun | know-it-allnoun
someone who obnoxiously claims to be knowledgeable on a subject smart alecknoun
a know-it-all smartassnoun
one who is particularly insolent wiseacrenoun
one who feigns knowledge or cleverness |
| besserwisserstwo noun | know-it-allerynoun |
| fanserwis noun | fanservicenoun
often racy or sexual material included in fiction merely to excite the viewer |
| konserwa noun | tinnoun
airtight container |
| konserwacja noun | conservationnoun
The act of preserving, guarding, or protecting maintenancenoun
keeping a machine or system in service |
