Englisch | Polnisch |
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bacteriophage noun a virus that infects bacteria | bakteriofagnoun |
bacteriophagic adjective | bakteriofagowyadjective |
bacteriophagy noun | bakteriofagianoun |
Carthage noun ancient city in North Africa | Kartaginanoun |
Carthaginian adjective of or pertaining to Carthage | kartagińskiadjective |
Carthaginian peace noun | nierówny pokójnoun |
cerebral haemorrhage | |
Chagatai | |
chagrin noun distress from failure; vexation or mortification | poczucie klęskinoun |
chagrin noun type of leather or skin | jaszczurnoun szagrynnoun |
Copenhagen noun capital of Denmark | Kopenhaganoun |
Copenhagener noun someone from Copenhagen | kopenhażaninnoun kopenhażankanoun |
coprophage | |
coprophagy noun the eating of feces | koprofagianoun |
dysphagia noun difficulty in swallowing | dysfagianoun |
Ebola hemorrhagic fever | |
European shag noun Phalacrocorax aristotelis | kormoran czubatynoun |
gastroesophageal reflux noun pathology: chronic medical condition | odpływnoun |
haemorrhage | |
hematophagy noun practice of feeding on blood | hematofagnoun |
hemorrhage noun release of blood; bleeding | krwawienienoun krwotoknoun |
hemorrhagic adjective of, relating to, or producing hemorrhage | krwotocznyadjective |
khagan noun title of imperial rank | kagannoun |
khaganate noun an empire comprising several khanates | kaganatnoun |
myrmecophagous adjective feeding on ants | mrówkożerczyadjective mrówkożernyadjective |
necrophage noun organism | nekrofagnoun |
necrophagous adjective that eats dead or decaying flesh | padlinożernyadjective trupożernyadjective |
oesophagus noun the tube that carries food from the pharynx to the stomach | przełyknoun |
phage | |
phagocyte noun cell of the immune system | fagocytnoun |
phagocytosis noun | fagocytozanoun |
phyllophagous | |
phytophagous | |
polyphagia | |
Pythagoras noun Ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher | Pitagorasnoun |