English | Polish |
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rag (slang, pejorative) A newspaper noun | szmatławiecnoun |
rag noun mean or tattered attire | szmatanoun łachnoun łachmannoun |
rag noun piece of cloth | szmatanoun ścierkanoun |
rag noun shabby, beggarly fellow | obdartusnoun obszarpaniecnoun |
rag doll noun a doll made from cloth and rags | szmaciana lalkanoun |
ragamuffin noun dirty, shabbily-clothed child | obdartusnoun łachmaniarznoun |
ragbag | |
rage noun a violent anger | amoknoun szałnoun wściekłośćnoun |
ragged | |
raggedy adjective of ragged clothing | steranyadjective |
raghead | |
raging | |
ragman noun collector of refuse | gałganiarkanoun gałganiarznoun szmaciaranoun szmaciarkanoun szmaciarznoun |
Ragnarok noun the final battle in Norse mythology | Ragnaröknoun |
ragout noun stew of meat and vegetables mixed together | ragoûtnoun ragunoun |
ragpicker noun collector of refuse | gałganiarkanoun gałganiarznoun szmaciaranoun szmaciarkanoun szmaciarznoun |
ragweed noun plant of the genus Ambrosia | ambrozjanoun |
above average Better than average | |
all the rage | |
anchorage noun place for anchoring | kotwicowiskonoun |
andragogic | |
andragogy noun methods used to teach adults | andragogikanoun |
andragologist noun | andragognoun |
Aragon noun an autonomous community in Spain | Aragonianoun |