English | Polish |
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blancher noun machine | blanszowniknoun |
blather verb to talk rapidly without making much sense | bajtlowaćverb zbajtlowaćverb |
bleacher noun seating for spectators | trybunanoun |
bleachery noun | bielarnianoun |
blend together | |
blogosphere noun the totality of blogs | blogosferanoun |
blood brother noun unrelated male friend considered to share such strong relationship | bratnoun |
blucher oxford | |
blusher | |
blustery weather | |
Bosnia and Herzegovina noun country on the Balkan peninsula | |
botcher | |
bother verb to annoy, disturb | naprzykrzać sięverb niepokoićverb |
bother noun trouble, inconvenience | kłopotnoun |
bothersome adjective causing bother or perplexity | kłopotliwyadjective |
brachytherapy noun type of radiotherapy | brachyterapianoun |
breather noun short break | odsapkanoun |
bring to the end of one's tether | |
bring together | |
Britisher noun British subject | Brytyjczyknoun |
brother noun male fellow member of a religious community | bratnoun |
brother noun male having parents in common | bratnoun |
brother noun male sibling | bratnoun |
brother noun peer | bratnoun |
brother-in-arms noun fellow combatant or soldier | towarzysz broninoun |
brother-in-law noun one's brother's husband | szwagiernoun |
brother-in-law noun one's husband's brother | dziewierznoun szwagiernoun |
brother-in-law noun one's husband's sister's husband | szwagiernoun |
brother-in-law noun one's sister's husband | szwagiernoun |
brother-in-law noun one's wife's brother | szurzynoun szwagiernoun |
brother-in-law noun one's wife's sister's husband | szwagiernoun |
brotherhood noun an association of any purpose, a fraternity | bractwonoun |
brotherhood noun state of being brothers or a brother | braterstwonoun |
brotherliness noun the characteristic of being brotherly | braterstwonoun |
brotherly adjective of or characteristic of brothers | braterskiadjective |
bumfuck nowhere noun the middle of nowhere | pierdziszewonoun |