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ho bedeutet auf Polnisch
| Englisch | Polnisch |
|---|---|
| ho noun whore | dziwkanoun |
| ho, ho, ho interjection a laugh or chuckle, most associated with Santa Claus | ho, ho, hointerjection |
| Ho Chi Minh City noun largest city of Vietnam | Ho Chi Minhnoun Sajgonnoun |
| ho-hum adjective boring; not interesting or novel | nudnyadjective |
| hoar | |
| hoar frost noun any frozen dew forming a white deposit on exposed surfaces; water vapour which has undergone deposition or desublimation (“transformation directly into ice crystals without first turning into liquid water”) to form a white deposit on exposed surfaces | szronnoun |
| hoard verb to amass | gromadzićverb |
| hoarding | |
| hoarhound | |
| hoarse adjective afflicted by a dry, quite harsh voice | ochrypłyadjective |
| hoarse voice | |
| hoarsely adverb | ochrypleadverb |
| hoarsen verb To make or become hoarse | ochrypnąćverb zachrypnąćverb |
| hoarseness noun having dry harsh voice | chrypanoun chrypkanoun |
| hoary adjective white or gray with age | białaadjective |
| hoatzin noun bird, Opisthocomus hoazin | hoacynnoun kośnik czubatynoun |
| hoax noun anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick | mistyfikacjanoun szalbierstwonoun |
| hoax verb to deceive with a hoax | oszukaćverb oszukiwaćverb przekręcaćverb przekręcićverb |
| hob noun cooking surface | blachanoun |
| hobbit noun fictional small humanoid creature | hobbitnoun hobbitkanoun |
| hobble noun An unsteady, off-balance step | kulenienoun kuśtykanienoun |
| hobble noun Short straps tied between the legs of unfenced horses | pętanoun |
| hobble verb To restrict a horse with hobbles | pętaćverb spętaćverb |
| hobble verb To walk unevenly | kulećverb kuśtykaćverb pokuśtykaćverb przykuśtykaćverb |
| hobbledehoy noun an awkward adolescent youth | młokosnoun wyrosteknoun |
