English | Polish |
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Aesculapius noun Roman god | Eskulapnoun |
Alapayevsk | |
Banglaphone adjective Bengali-speaking | banglajęzycznyadjective bengalskojęzycznyadjective |
Banglaphone noun one who speaks Bengali | banglafonnoun |
bitch slap noun | policzeknoun |
burlap noun strong cloth | jutanoun |
clap noun gonorrhea | trypernoun wiewiórnoun |
clap noun The act of striking the palms of the hands, or any two surfaces, together | klasknoun |
clap verb To applaud by clapping the hands | bić brawoverb klaskaćverb |
clap verb To strike the palms of the hands together | klaskaćverb |
clapboard noun siding for houses | gontnoun |
clapper | |
clapper noun the tongue of a bell | języknoun |
clapperboard noun device used in film | klapsnoun |
claptrap noun empty verbiage or nonsense | ambajenoun mowa-trawanoun pustosłowienoun wodolejstwonoun |
collapsar noun black hole | kolapsarnoun |
collapse noun act of collapsing | zapaśćnoun |
collapse verb to fall down suddenly; to cave in | bachnąćverb runąćverb |
collapsible | |
dewlap noun pendulous skin under neck | podgardlenoun |
dilapidate verb to cause to become ruined or put into disrepair | zrujnowaćverb |
dilapidate verb to fall into ruin or disuse | popaść w ruinęverb |
dilapidate verb to squander or waste | roztrwonićverb |
dilapidated adjective having fallen into a state of disrepair | kalekaadjective |
dilapidation noun the state of being dilapidated | wyniszczenienoun |
elapse (of time) to pass or move by verb | upływaćverb |
flap noun phonetics | |
flap verb to move (something broad and loose) up and down | machaćverb machnąćverb trzepotaćverb |
flap verb to move loosely back and forth | łopotaćverb |
flap seat noun hinged seat | strapontennoun |
flappable |