Engelska | Polska |
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Celestial Stems | |
celestially adverb in a celestial manner | niebiańskoadverb |
Celestine | |
celestine noun mineral | celestynnoun |
Celia noun female given name | Celianoun Celinanoun |
celibacy noun abstaining from sexual relations | celibatnoun |
celibacy noun state of being unmarried | celibatnoun |
celibate adjective unmarried | niezamężnaadjective nieżonatyadjective |
Celine noun female given name | Celinanoun |
cell noun a short, fixed-length packet as in asynchronous transfer mode | komórkanoun |
cell noun basic unit of a living organism | celanoun komórkanoun |
cell noun biological cavity | komórkanoun |
cell noun component of an electrical battery | komórkanoun ogniwonoun |
cell noun informal: a cellular telephone | komórkanoun |
cell noun minimal unit of a cellular automaton that can change state and has an associated behavior | komórkanoun |
cell noun region of radio reception that is a part of a larger radio network | komórkanoun |
cell noun room in a monastery for sleeping one person | celanoun komórkanoun |
cell noun room in a prison for containing inmates | celanoun komórkanoun |
cell noun small group of people forming part of a larger organization | celanoun komórkanoun |
cell noun small thunderstorm that forms ahead of a storm front | komórka burzowanoun |
cell adhesion molecule | |
cell membrane noun semipermeable membrane surrounding the cytoplasm of a cell | błona komórkowanoun |
cell nucleus | |
cell phone | |
cell wall noun thick layer around cells of plants, fungi, and algae | ściana komórkowanoun |
cell-wall | |
cellar noun underground space | lochnoun piwnicanoun |
cellar noun wine collection | piwnica winnoun |
cellar door noun door leading to a cellar | drzwi piwnicznenoun |
cellar window | |
cellblock noun | bloknoun |
cellist noun person who plays the cello | wiolonczelistanoun |