Engelska | Polska |
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stairwell noun a shaft in a multi-story building enclosing a stairway or staircase | klatka schodowanoun |
stake noun pointed long and slender piece of wood etc. | kółnoun palnoun |
stake noun wager or pledge | stawkanoun |
stake off | |
stakeholder noun person or organisation with a legitimate interest | interesantnoun interesariusznoun |
Stakhanovite (USSR) an extremely productive or hard-working worker noun | stachanowiecnoun |
Stakhanovite (USSR) pertaining to a Stakhanovite; heroically hard-working adjective | stachanowiecadjective |
stalactite noun mineral deposit hanging from the roof of a cave | sopleniecnoun stalaktytnoun |
stalag | |
stalagmite noun mineral deposit | stalagmitnoun |
stale adjective having lost its freshness | czerstwyadjective |
stalemate noun blocked situation without personal loss | patnoun sytuacja patowanoun |
stalemate noun chess term | patnoun |
Stalin noun Stalin | Stalinnoun |
Stalinism noun Communist philosophies espoused by Josef Stalin | stalinizmnoun |
Stalinist noun a person who accepts the philosophy of Stalinism | stalinistanoun stalinistkanoun stalinowiecnoun |
Stalinist adjective of or relating to Stalinism | stalinowskiadjective |
stalinization noun the process of stalinizing | stalinizacjanoun |
Stalinize | |
stalk noun stem or main axis of a plant | badylnoun łodyganoun |
stalk verb to (try to) follow or contact someone constantly, often resulting in harassment | nękaćverb stalkowaćverb |
stalk verb to approach slowly and quietly in order not to be discovered when getting closer | zakradać sięverb |
stalker noun person who secretly follows someone, sometimes with unlawful intentions | prześladowcanoun prześladowczyninoun stalkernoun stalkerkanoun |
stalker noun person who stalks game | obserwatornoun obserwatorkanoun |
stalking noun crime of following or harassing | nękanienoun stalkingnoun |
stalking noun removal of stalks | |
stalkless adjective | bezogonkowyadjective |