| Poloneză | Engleză |
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| wabiący adjective | alluringadjective
having to power to allure |
| wabić | be call |
| wabić verb | allureverb
to attempt to draw enticeverb
to lure; to attract by arousing desire or hope lureverb
to entice |
| wabik noun | baitnoun
anything which allures birdcallnoun
device used to imitate the cry of a bird lurenoun
artificial fishing bait |
| wacha | wahoo |
| wąchać verb | huffverb
to inhale psychoactive inhalants smellverb
sense with nose smellverb
to have a particular smell, whether good or bad; if descriptive, followed by "like" or "of" |
| wąchać kwiatki od spodu | be food for worms |
| wąchać kwiatki od spodu verb | push up daisiesverb
idiomatic: to be dead |
| wąchać kwiatki od spodu adjective | pushing up daisies(euphemism) dead
adjective |
| Wachan | Wakhan River |
| Wachan noun | Wakhan Corridornoun
area in northeastern Afghanistan |
| wachlarz noun | fannoun
anything resembling a hand-held fan fannoun
hand-held device flabellumnoun
fan-shaped structure flabellumnoun
large fan hand fannoun
hand-held device rainbownoun
assortment, varied multitude rangenoun
selection, array |
| wachlarzowaty | fan-shaped |
| wachlować verb | fanverb
to blow air on by means of a hand-held fan |
| Wachruszewo noun | Vakhrushevenoun
city |
| wachta noun | watchnoun
group of sailors and officers watchnoun
particular time period watchnoun
period of time on duty |
| wacik | cotton ball |
| wacik noun | cotton swabnoun
a small wad of cotton wrapped around the end of a small rod swabnoun
a small piece of soft, absorbent material |
| Wacław | Wenceslas |
| Wacław noun | Wenceslausnoun
male given name |
| wada noun | blotnoun
stain on someone's reputation or character connoun
disadvantage of something defectnoun
fault or malfunction disadvantagenoun
setback or handicap drawbacknoun
a disadvantage |
