English | Polish |
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pop noun loud, sharp sound | huknoun |
pop noun soda pop | napój gazowanynoun |
pop art noun genre of art that uses elements of popular culture | pop-artnoun popartnoun |
pop-art | |
pop-cultural adjective pertaining to pop culture | popkulturowyadjective |
pop culture | |
pop gun noun a firearm | pukawkanoun |
pop gun noun a toy gun | pukawkanoun |
pop in | |
pop music noun music intended for or accepted by a wide audience | muzyka popnoun pop-musicnoun |
pop out | |
pop sock noun knee-high stocking | podkolanówkanoun |
pop up verb to appear without warning | pojawiaćverb |
pop-up noun advertisement that pops up when one accesses an Internet page | |
pop-up advertisement noun Internet advertisement | pop-upnoun |
Popasna noun city | Popasnanoun |
popcorn noun a snack food made from corn kernels popped by dry heating | popcornnoun |
pope noun head of the Roman Catholic Church | papieżnoun papieżycanoun |
pope noun Russian Orthodox priest | popnoun |
popemania | |
popemobile | |
Popemobile noun any of various vehicles with bulletproof glass sides used to transport the Pope | papamobilenoun |
popess | |
popinjay noun archery: target to shoot at | papuganoun |
popinjay noun decorative image of a parrot | papuganoun |
popinjay noun heraldic representation of a parrot | papuganoun |
poplar noun any of various deciduous trees of the genus Populus | topolanoun |
poplin | |
popliteus noun area behind the knee | |
popper | |
poppy noun bright red colour tinted with orange | szkarłatnoun |
poppy noun plant of the genus Papaver | maknoun |
poppy head | |
poppy seed cake | |
poppy seed roll | |
poppy seeds |