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pus bedeutet auf Polnisch
| Englisch | Polnisch |
|---|---|
| pus noun fluid found in regions of infection | ropanoun |
| push verb to apply a force to something so that it moves away | pchaćverb pchnąćverb popchnąćverb |
| push verb to continually attempt to persuade into a particular action | pchaćverb popychaćverb |
| push away | |
| push-button noun electrical switch | łopat do śniegunoun |
| push in | |
| push into | |
| push one's luck verb | igrać z losemverb |
| push oneself away | |
| push the envelope verb to go beyond established limits | |
| push under | |
| push up | |
| push-up noun exercise performed by resting on one's toes and hands and pushing one's weight off the floor | pompeknoun pompkanoun |
| push up daisies verb idiomatic: to be dead | |
| pushback | |
| pushbike noun pedal bicycle, as distinguished from a motorized bicycle | rowernoun |
| pushdown automaton noun automaton | |
| pusher noun drug dealer | wielbłądnoun |
| pushing up daisies (euphemism) dead adjective | wąchać kwiatki od spoduadjective |
| Pushkin noun Russian surname | Puszkinnoun |
| Pushkinian adjective of or relating to Alexander Pushkin | puszkinowskiadjective |
| pushover noun Someone who lets himself be picked or bullied on without defending or stand up for him/herself | popychadłonoun |
| Pushto | |
| Pushtu | |
| pushy adjective Aggressively ambitious; overly assertive, bold or determined | nachalnyadjective napastliwyadjective |
| pusillanimous adjective showing cowardice | bojaźliwyadjective lękliwyadjective małodusznyadjective tchórzliwyadjective |
| puss | |
| puss, puss | |
| Puss in Boots noun fairy tale | Kot w butachnoun |
| Pussy | |
| pussy adjective containing pus | ropnyadjective |
| pussy noun informal: affectionate term for a cat | kicianoun |
