English | Polish |
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reason (the capacity of the human mind for) rational thinking noun | rozumnoun |
reason noun excuse, explanation: thought or consideration offered in support of a determination | powódnoun racjanoun |
reason noun motive for an action or determination | powódnoun |
reason noun that which causes: a cause | powódnoun przyczynanoun |
reason verb to converse; to compare opinions | przekonaćverb przekonywaćverb |
reason verb to deduce by being rational | rozumowaćverb |
reasonable adjective just; fair; agreeable to reason | uzasadnionyadjective |
reasonable adjective not expensive; fairly priced | rozsądnyadjective |
reasonable adjective satisfactory | satysfakcjonującyadjective |
reasonableness noun state or characteristic of being reasonable | powściągliwośćnoun |
reasonably adverb fairly | dokładnieadverb |
reasonably adverb in accordance with reason | rozsądnyadverb |
reasoned | |
reasoning noun deduction of inferences or interpretations | argumentacjanoun dowodzenienoun |
reasonless adjective | bezprzyczynowyadjective |
reasonlessness noun | bezprzyczynowośćnoun |
age of reason noun age at which a person is able to distinguish right from wrong | wiek rozumunoun |
age of reason noun age at which a person is morally liable for the sins that he or she commits | wiek rozumunoun |
beyond a reasonable doubt legal standard | |
everything happens for a reason | |
for no reason | |
for some reason | |
give reasons | |
high treason noun Criminal disloyalty to one's country | zdrada stanunoun |
motivated reasoning noun | |
not without reason | |
rhyme or reason noun logic or common sense | |
treason noun crime of betraying one’s country | zdradanoun |
treason noun providing aid and comfort to the enemy | kolaboracjanoun |
treasonable | |
unreason noun lack of reason | bezrozumnoun bezrozumnośćnoun |