English | Polish |
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batt noun fabric of fibre used for stuffing | wełnanoun |
battalion noun any large body of troops | batalionnoun |
battalion noun army unit | baonnoun batalionnoun |
batten noun nautical: long strip that keeps a sail flat | listwanoun |
batten noun thin strip of wood used in construction | listwanoun |
batten noun weaving: the movable bar of a loom | bidłonoun |
batter noun beaten mixture of flour and liquid | ciastonoun |
batter noun player attempting to hit the ball | pałkarznoun |
battered adjective beaten up through a lot of use | steranyadjective |
battered | |
battering ram noun type of siege engine used to smash gates and walls | tarannoun |
battery noun array of similar things | baterianoun |
battery noun chess: two or more major pieces in a row | baterianoun |
battery noun coordinated group of artillery | baterianoun |
battery noun device storing electricity | akumulatornoun baterianoun |
battery charger | |
battery electric vehicle noun electric vehicle that uses chemical energy stored in rechargeable battery packs | |
battery-powered adjective powered by battery | akumulatorowyadjective |
batteryless adjective | bezbateryjnyadjective |
batting noun cotton for surgery | watanoun |
batting noun | watanoun |
batting noun material used to stuff | brzuchnoun |
battle (obsolete) a division of an army; a battalion noun | batalionnoun |
battle noun general action, fight, or encounter; a combat | batalianoun bitwanoun bójnoun walkanoun |
battle noun struggle; a contest; as, the battle of life | bitwanoun walkanoun |
battle axe noun ancient military weapon | topór bojowynoun |
battle axe noun belligerent woman | harpianoun herod-babanoun heteranoun kobietonnoun megieranoun |
battle buddy | |
battle cry noun something the troops yell out when going to war or battle | okrzyk bojowynoun |
battle inoculation |