Engelska | Polska |
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stepmother noun wife of one's biological father, not one's biological mother | macochanoun |
stepparent noun stepfather or stepmother | macochanoun |
steppe noun the grasslands of Eastern Europe and Asia | stepnoun |
steppe eagle noun Aquila nipalensis | orzeł stepowynoun |
steppic adjective pertaining to a steppe | stepowyadjective |
stepping stone noun something used as a way to progress | batutnoun |
stepping stone noun stone used to cross something | bródnoun |
stepsibling noun stepbrother or stepsister | |
stepsister noun daughter from the previous marriage of a stepparent | |
stepson noun son of one's spouse and not of oneself | pasierbnoun |
a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step | |
doorstep noun thick slice of bread | pajdanoun skibanoun |
doorstep noun threshold of a doorway | prógnoun |
dubstep noun A genre of electronic music | dubstepnoun |
follow in someone's footsteps verb follow the same path as someone | |
footstep noun act of taking a step | kroknoun |
footstep noun distance of one footstep | kroknoun |
footstep noun | stępnoun |
footstep noun mark left by a foot | tropnoun |
footstep noun signs of a course taken | tropnoun |
footstep noun sound of a footstep | kroknoun |
footstep noun step, as in a stair | chódnoun |
half step | |
instep noun top of the foot between the toes and the ankle | podbicienoun |
misstep | |
of steppe | |
overstep | |
quickstep | |
small steps method | |
take a step back verb | robić krok w tyłverb |
take step to | |
the first step is always the hardest | |
the first step is the hardest | |
wastepaper noun unwanted paper that has been discarded | makulaturanoun |
wastepaper waste paper | |
whole step |