Engelska | Polska |
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gang noun a company of persons | bandanoun ferajnanoun paczkanoun |
gang noun criminal group with a common background | bandanoun gangnoun szajkanoun |
gang noun group of criminals who band together for mutual protection | bandanoun gangnoun szajkanoun |
gang-bang | |
gang rape noun rape by a number of people | gwałt zbiorowynoun |
gangbang noun sexual intercourse involving more than two persons | gang bangnoun |
gangboard | |
Gangean | |
Ganges noun the river | Gangesnoun |
Gangetic | |
gangling adjective awkwardly tall and thin | chudyadjective |
ganglion noun collection of nerve cell bodies outside the brain | zwójnoun zwój nerwowynoun |
gangly adjective tall and thin, especially so as to cause physical awkwardness | chudyadjective |
gangplank | |
gangrene noun the necrosis or rotting of flesh | gangrenanoun zgorzelnoun |
gangrenous | |
gangster noun street gang member | bandytanoun gangsternoun |
gangsterism | |
gangue noun earthy waste substances occurring in metallic ore | skała płonnanoun |
gangway noun clear path through a crowd | przejścienoun |
gangway interjection make way | z drogiinterjection |
gangway noun nautical: passage on upper deck | trapnoun |
gangway noun nautical: passage through the side of a ship | trapnoun |
gangway noun passageway | przejścienoun |
gangway noun temporary bridge | trapnoun |
gangway noun temporary plank bridge, path, or passageway | trapnoun |
doppelganger noun ghostly double of a living person | sobowtórnoun |
doppelganger noun remarkably similar double | sobowtórnoun |
press-gang verb to coerce somebody into doing something that they are reluctant to do | zmusićverb |