Englisch | Polnisch |
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click beetle noun beetle of the family Elateridae | kowalnoun |
click into position | |
clickbait noun content aimed at generating advertising revenue | clickbaitnoun |
clicker | |
cowlick noun unruly lock of hair | kosmyknoun |
double click | |
double-click noun action or event of pushing mouse-button twice | dwumlasknoun |
finger-lickin' good | |
flick noun a short, quick movement | zamachnoun |
flick | |
flick off verb to masturbate | walić koniaverb |
flick over verb change channel | zmieniaćverb |
flicker noun a short moment | mgnienienoun |
flicker noun an unsteady flash of light | błysknoun |
flicker noun Small woodpecker of the genus Colaptes | dzięciołnoun |
flicker verb to keep going on and off | migaćverb migotaćverb |
flickeringly | |
frolic frolick | |
jelick noun bodice or vest | kamizelkanoun |
klick noun | spinkanoun |
klick noun slang, a kilometre | kamień milowynoun |
salt lick noun block of salt | lizawkanoun |
skin flick noun | |
slick noun A covering of liquid, particularly oil | promnoun |
slick adjective extraordinarily great or special | chytryadjective |
slick adjective slippery due to a covering of liquid | śliskiadjective |
slick adjective superficially convincing but actually untrustworthy | chytryadjective |
slicker noun swindler or conman | hochsztaplernoun |
slickly |