Engelska | Polska |
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ear verb archaic: to plough | oraćverb |
ear noun fruiting body of a grain plant | kłosnoun |
ear noun organ of hearing | uchonoun |
ear noun slang: police informant | konfidentnoun szpicelnoun |
ear, nose and throat specialist | |
ear bud noun small earphone | słuchawkanoun |
ear canal noun tube or meatus running from the outer ear to the eardrum | |
ear lobe noun a part of the ear | małżowinanoun |
ear plug | |
ear trumpet | |
earache noun pain in the ear | ból uchanoun otalgianoun |
earbone noun any bone in the year | |
earcap noun A cap or cover to protect the ear from cold | nauszniknoun |
eardrum noun membrane separating outer and middle ears | bębeneknoun błona bębenkowanoun |
eared grebe | |
eared seal noun seal of the family Otariidae | uchatkanoun |
earful noun castigation | mydłonoun |
earl noun a British or Irish nobleman | earlnoun hrabianoun |
Earl Grey | |
earless adjective lacking ears | bezuchyadjective |
earless seal noun seal of family Phocidae | fokanoun |
earlier adjective occurring previously | wcześniejszyadjective |
earlier adverb previously; before now; sooner | wcześniejadverb |
earliness | |
earlobe | |
early adjective arriving at a time before expected | wczesnyadjective |
early adverb at a time before expected | wczesnyadverb wcześnieadverb |
early adjective at a time in advance of the usual | wczesnyadjective |
early adjective near the start or beginning | początkowyadjective wczesnyadjective |
early bird noun one who wakes early | ranny ptaszeknoun skowroneknoun |
early bloomer noun person who achieves proficiency or success early in life | |
early bloomer noun plant that blooms early | |
early modern period |