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stab meaning in Polish
| English | Polish |
|---|---|
| stab noun act of stabbing | dźgnięcienoun |
| stab verb to pierce or wound with pointed object | kłućverb |
| stab noun wound made by stabbing | dźgnięcienoun |
| stab in the back verb to betray somebody | wbić nóż w plecyverb |
| stab someone in the back | |
| stability noun condition of being stable | stabilnośćnoun |
| stabilization noun process of stabilizing | stabilizacjanoun |
| stabilize verb to make stable | stabilizowaćverb |
| stabilizer noun substance added to something in order to stabilize it | stabilizatornoun |
| stable noun building for horses | stajnianoun |
| stable noun building for managing ungulates, normally horses | stajnianoun |
| stable adjective relatively unchanging | stabilnyadjective |
| stable boy noun boy or young man who attends in a stable | stajennynoun |
| stableman noun person employed to take care of horses in a stable | koniuchnoun |
| stably adverb in a stable manner | stabilnyadverb |
| adjustable | |
| adjustable spanner noun adjustable hand tool | klucz angielskinoun klucz francuskinoun klucz nastawnynoun klucz szwedzkinoun |
| antidisestablishmentarianism noun philosophy opposed to separating church and state | |
| Augean stables noun place or situation characterized by corruption or moral decay | stajnia Augiaszanoun |
| backstab verb to attack someone (especially verbally) unfairly | oszukiwaćverb |
| backstabber noun a traitor or hypocrite | żmijanoun |
| be established | |
| close the stable door after the horse has bolted verb to attempt to prevent a problem that has already occurred | |
| constable | |
| constabulary noun police force | policjanoun |
| contestable adjective that which can be contested | spornyadjective |
| destabilisation | |
| destabilization noun destabilizing | destabilizacjanoun |
| destabilize verb to become unstable | |
| destabilize verb to make something unstable | destabilizowaćverb zdestabilizowaćverb |
| detestable | |
| detestably | |
| establish verb To appoint, as officers, laws, regulations, etc.; to enact; to ordain | ustanowićverb wyznaczyćverb |
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