Englisch | Polnisch |
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whist noun card game | wistnoun |
whistle noun act of whistling | gwizdnoun świstnoun |
whistle noun device used to make a whistling sound | gwizdeknoun piszczałkanoun |
whistle noun sound made by whistling | gwizdnoun |
whistle noun sound similar to the sound made by whistling | gwizdnoun |
whistle verb to move in such a way as to make a whistling sound | gwizdaćverb |
whistle verb to produce a whistling sound | gwizdaćverb świstaćverb |
whistle-blower noun one who reports a problem or violation to the authorities | sygnalistanoun |
whistle-blowing | |
whistle Dixie verb to engage in idle conversational phantasies | fantazjowaćverb |
whistle past the graveyard verb to try to be cheerful in the face of one's fears | |
whistleblower | |
whistler noun goldeneye | gągołnoun |
whistling | |
Whistling Nightingale | |
bells and whistles noun extra features added for show rather than function | wodotryskinoun |
blow the whistle verb make a sound which signals a referee's action or the end of a game | gwizdaćverb |
spotted whistling duck noun Dendrocygna guttata | |
tin whistle | |
wandering whistling duck noun Dendrocygna arcuata | |
wet whistle | |
white-faced whistling duck | |
wolf whistle noun whistle indicating sexual interest. | syknoun |
wolf whistle verb whistling in appreciation | gwizdaćverb |