Engelska | Polska |
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dig noun archeological investigation | wykopaliskonoun |
dig verb get by digging, take up from the ground | wykopaćverb |
dig verb to move hard-packed earth out of the way | kopaćverb ryćverb wykopywaćverb |
dig a hole for oneself verb | |
dig in verb dig trenches | okopać sięverb okopywać sięverb |
dig out | |
dig up | |
digamma noun letter of the Old Greek alphabet | digammanoun |
digest verb to separate food in the alimentary canal | trawićverb |
digestedness noun | |
digestible | |
digestion noun process in gastrointestinal tract | trawienienoun |
digestive | |
digestive adjective of, relating to, or functioning in digestion | trawienieadjective |
digestive system | |
digestive system noun system of organs | układ pokarmowynoun |
digger noun one who digs | kopacznoun |
digit noun finger or toe | palecnoun |
digit noun numeral | cyfranoun |
digital adjective having to do or performed with a finger | cyfrowyadjective palcowyadjective |
digital adjective of or relating to computers | cyfrowyadjective |
digital adjective representing discrete values | cyfrowyadjective |
digital camera noun electronic camera | aparat cyfrowynoun cyfrówkanoun |
digital divide noun gap | |
digital pen | |
digitalis noun genus | naparstnicanoun |
digitalisation | |
digitization noun conversion of data to digital | digitalizacjanoun dygitalizacjanoun |
digitizer | |
digitoxin noun | digitoksynanoun |
digits noun slang: telephone number | numereknoun |
diglossia noun | dyglosjanoun |
dignified adjective respectable | dostojnyadjective |