English | Polish |
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Precambrian noun eon before the Phanerozoic | prekambrnoun |
precariat noun sociological group | prekariatnoun |
precarious adjective dangerously insecure or unstable; perilous | niebezpiecznyadjective niepewnyadjective |
precariously adverb in a precarious manner | niepewnieadverb |
Precarpathia | |
Precarpathian | |
precaution | |
precaution noun Previous caution or care | |
precede verb go before, go in front of | poprzedzaćverb poprzedzićverb |
precedence noun the state of preceding in importance or priority | pierwszeństwonoun |
precedent noun leading case which is cited to justify a judgment | precedensnoun |
precedent noun past act used as example | precedensnoun |
preceding adjective foregoing; occurring before or in front of something else | poprzedzającyadjective |
precentor | |
precept | |
precept noun rule or principle governing personal conduct | zasadanoun |
preceptor | |
precession noun astronomical term | precesjanoun |
precession noun physics term | precesjanoun |
precinct | |
precinct noun enclosed space | ciężarnynoun |
precinct noun police district | komisariatnoun |
precinct noun uncovered shopping area | deptaknoun |
precinct noun voting district | biuronoun |
precious adjective of high value or worth | cennyadjective drogiadjective drogocennyadjective |
precious metal noun metallic element with high economic value | kruszecnoun metal szlachetnynoun |
precious stone noun gem | klejnotnoun |
precipice noun very steep cliff | przepaśćnoun |
precipitant | |
precipitate noun chemistry: solid that exits the liquid phase of a solution | osadnoun strątnoun |
precipitate verb to come out of a liquid solution into solid form | osadzaćverb osadzićverb strącaćverb |