English | Polish |
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reverse noun side of a medal, badge, or coin opposite the obverse | rewersnoun |
reverse charge phrase | |
reverse dictionary noun a dictionary in which entries are sorted alphabetically by their last letter, then second-to-last, and so on | słownik a tergonoun |
reverse engineering noun analyzing the construction and operation of a product in order to manufacture a similar one | |
reverse Polish notation noun an arithmetic notation | |
reversibility noun property of being reversible | odwracalnośćnoun |
reversible adjective able to be reversed | odwracalnyadjective |
reversible adjective clothing that can be worn inside out | odwołalnyadjective |
reversion | |
reversion noun return | powrótnoun |
reversionary | |
revert verb to return; to come back | powrócićverb |
roasted grain beverage | |
scarlet fever noun streptococcal infection | płonicanoun szkarlatynanoun |
sever | |
sever verb to cut free | anulowaćverb |
severable adjective capable of being severed | wypowiadalnyadjective |
several determiner consisting of a number more than two, but not very many | kilkadeterminer |
several dozen | |
several time | |
severally | |
severance noun act of severing | amputacjanoun |
severance noun separation | amputacjanoun |
severe adjective austere | surowyadjective |
severe adjective strict or harsh | srogiadjective surowyadjective |
severe adjective very bad or intense | poważnyadjective |
severe macaw | |
severely | |
severely adverb in a severe manner | surowoadverb |
severence pay | |
severity | |
severity noun degree of something undesirable; badness | amidonnoun |
severly | |
sievert noun SI unit of radiation dose | siwertnoun |
the wolf may lose his teeth but never his nature one cannot change one's own nature | |
there's a grain of truth in every joke people convey truth in jokes | |
typhoid fever noun illness | dur brzusznynoun |