English | Polish |
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metronome noun a device used in music | metronomnoun |
monomer noun small molecule, bonded covalently to form polymers | monomernoun |
nanometre noun subunit of length | nanometrnoun |
phenomenal adjective remarkable | arcydobryadjective fenomenalnyadjective niezwykłyadjective |
phenomenalism | |
phenomenally | |
phenomenography noun research methodology | fenomenografianoun |
phenomenological | |
phenomenology noun philosophy based on intuitive experience of phenomena | fenomenologianoun |
phenomenon noun knowable thing or event | fenomennoun |
phenomenon noun observable fact or occurrence | fenomennoun zjawiskonoun |
phenomenon noun unusual, curious, or astonishing fact or event | fenomennoun zjawiskonoun |
phenomenon noun wonderful or very remarkable person or thing | fenomennoun |
phonometer | |
Pythagorean trigonometric identity noun statement that sum of squares of sine and cosine equals one | |
sphygmomanometer | |
splenomegaly noun enlargement of the spleen | splenomegalianoun |
trigonometric adjective of or relating to trigonometry | trygonometrycznyadjective |
trigonometric function noun a function of an angle | |
trigonometry noun branch of mathematics | trygonometrianoun |