English | Polish |
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flummox verb To confuse; to fluster; to flabbergast | dezorientowaćverb |
flummoxed adjective totally confused or puzzled | zdezorientowanyadjective |
flump verb to move or fall heavily | bęcnąćverb |
flunitrazepam | |
flunk verb to deny a passing grade | oblaćverb |
flunk verb to fail | oblaćverb |
flunk a class | |
flunkey noun liveried servant or a footman | sługanoun |
flunkey noun one who is obsequious or cringing | lizusnoun |
fluor | |
fluor-buergerite | |
fluorescence noun emission of light | fluorescencjanoun |
fluorescent lamp noun gas-discharge lamp | świetlówkanoun |
fluoric adjective pertaining to fluorine | fluoradjective |
fluoride noun fluoride | fluoreknoun |
fluorine noun chemical element | fluornoun |
fluorite noun mineral | fluorytnoun |
fluorophore noun molecule capable of fluorescence | fluorofornoun |
fluoxetine | |
flurry noun brief snowfall | krótki opadnoun |
flurry noun shower of dust, leaves, … | tumannoun |
flush noun cleansing of a toilet | spłuczkanoun |
flush noun poker hand | kolornoun |
flush out | |
flush toilet noun toilet that uses water to remove waste | klozetnoun ubikacjanoun |
fluster verb confuse, befuddle, throw into panic by making overwrought with confusion | dezorientowaćverb |
fluster noun state of overwrought confusion | chaosnoun |
flustered adjective In a state of panic, being overwrought with confusion | napiętyadjective |
flute noun architecture: vertical groove in a pillar | kanelanoun kaneluranoun |
flute noun glass | |
flute noun helical groove going up a drill bit | roweknoun żłobeknoun |
flute noun woodwind instrument | fletnoun |
fluting | |
flutter noun abnormal rapid pulsation of heart | kołatanienoun palpitacjanoun |
flutter noun act of fluttering | trzepotnoun |
flutter verb to flap or wave quickly | trzepotaćverb |