English | Polish |
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din noun loud noise | gwarnoun hałasnoun rumornoun zgiełknoun |
dinar noun official currency of several countries | dinarnoun |
dine verb to eat; to eat dinner or supper | jeść kolacjęverb jeść obiadverb obiadowaćverb |
diner noun a small and inexpensive type of restaurant which may be modelled to resemble a dining car | |
ding dong interjection onomatopoeia for the sound of a doorbell | baminterjection bim-baminterjection bim-bam-bominterjection dzyńinterjection |
dingbat noun silly, crazy or stupid person | dureńnoun |
dinghy noun small boat | bajbotnoun bączeknoun |
dingily | |
dinginess | |
dingo noun wild dog native to Australia | dingonoun |
dining car noun restaurant carriage | |
dining hall noun room | stołówkanoun |
dining room noun room, in a home or hotel, where meals are eaten | jadalnianoun |
dining room suite | |
dinitrogen tetroxide noun binary compound nitrogen and oxygen, N₂O₄ | |
dinky (informal, British) Tiny and cute; small and charmful adjective | uroczyadjective |
dinner noun a formal meal | bankietnoun |
dinner noun main meal of the day | obiadnoun |
dinner noun midday meal | obiadnoun |
dinner jacket | |
dinner roll noun bread roll | bułkanoun |
dinner suit | |
dinner's ready | |
dinosaur noun | dinozaurnoun |
dinosaur noun old-fashioned person or thing | dinozaurnoun |
dinosaur noun prehistoric reptile | dinozaurnoun |
dint noun a dent | wgięcienoun |
`tis your own fault, George Dandin |