Engelska | Polska |
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holiday season noun period of the late fall and early winter when several holidays occur | wakacjenoun |
holidayer | |
holidaymaker | |
Holy Saturday noun the Saturday immediately after Good Friday | Wielka Sobotanoun |
Holy Thursday | |
Holy Wednesday noun day | Wielka Środanoun |
I don't have all day you want someone to do something faster | |
in broad daylight in ample natural illumination | |
in broad daylight in blatant and visible manner | |
in olden day | |
in one's birthday suit | |
in the cold light of day viewed calmly and dispassionately after allowing emotions to cool | |
in the day | |
in three days adverb | popojutrzeadverb |
Independence Day noun annual celebration | |
International Women's Day | |
International Women's Day noun holiday celebrated on March 8 | dzień kobietnoun |
International Workers' Day | |
judgement day noun Last Judgement | dzień sądunoun sąd ostatecznynoun |
Labor Day | |
Lady Midday | |
Lord's Day noun Lord's Day | Dzień Pańskinoun |
make someone's day verb make someone happy | |
man-day noun one person's working time | dniówkanoun osobodzieńnoun |
match day noun day with a sporting event | dzień meczowynoun |
Maundy Thursday noun Thursday before Easter | Wielki Czwarteknoun |
May Day noun workers' holiday | Święto Pracynoun |
Mayday tree | |
midday | |
modern-day adjective current | obecnyadjective |
modern-day adjective generally accepted | obecnyadjective |
Monday noun day of the week | poniedziałeknoun |
Monday adverb on Monday | poniedziałekadverb w poniedziałekadverb |
Mother's Day noun a day in honor of one's mother or all mothers, on whichever day | Dzień Matkinoun |
name day noun feast day of a saint | imieninynoun |
nameday |