Englisch | Polnisch |
---|---|
boy noun male of any age, used as a friendly diminutive | chłopiecnoun |
boy noun young male | chłopaknoun chłopczyknoun chłopiecnoun |
boy band noun pop group whose members are all young men | boys bandnoun boysbandnoun |
Boy Scout noun male member of the Scout Movement | harcerskinoun |
boy seaman | |
boy's name noun name given to a male | imię męskienoun |
boyar noun rank of aristocracy | bojarnoun bojarzynnoun |
Boyarka noun city in Ukraine | Bojarkanoun |
boyau noun passage connecting two trenches | jelitonoun |
boyband | |
boycott noun the act of boycotting | bojkotnoun |
boycott verb to abstain from dealing with a person or organisation as a protest | bojkotowaćverb |
boyfriend noun male friend | kumpelnoun przyjacielnoun |
boyfriend noun male partner in a romantic relationship | chłopaknoun przyjacielnoun sympatianoun |
boyfriend pants | |
boyhood noun The state or period of being a boy | chłopięctwonoun lata chłopięcenoun |
boyish adjective like a boy | chłopięcyadjective |
boykin noun a little boy | chłopczyknoun chłopiecnoun |
Boyko | |
boys will be boys boys are mischievous by nature | |
boyscout | |
all-boys adjective providing instruction for male students only | chłopiecadjective |
all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy too much hard work | |
altar boy noun A boy serving as an acolyte | ministrantnoun |
attaboy interjection Used to show encouragement or approval to a boy or a man | zuch chłopakinterjection |
baby boy noun very young male human being | bébénoun |
ball boy noun A male person responsible for retrieving balls | |
ballboy | |
bellboy noun A male worker, usually at a hotel, who carries luggage and runs errands | boynoun |
birthday boy noun a male of any age whose birthday it is | solenizantnoun |
blue-eyed boy noun someone's favourite, especially a young one | beniamineknoun |