English | Polish |
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tapestry noun heavy woven cloth | gobelinnoun |
tapeworm noun parasitical worm of the class Cestoda | tasiemiecnoun |
taphonomy noun the study of the fate of the remains of organisms after death | tafonomianoun |
tapioca noun starchy food from cassava | tapiokanoun |
tapir noun large odd-toed ungulate with a long prehensile upper lip of the family Tapiridae | tapirnoun |
tappet noun lever or projection intended to tap or touch something | popychacznoun |
tapping | |
taproom | |
taproot noun long tapering root | korzeń palowynoun |
adhesive tape noun adhesive tape generally | taśmanoun taśma klejącanoun |
anantapodoton noun | anantapodotonnoun |
antapex noun | antyapeksnoun |
antaphrodisiac noun substance capable of reducing the sex drive | anafrodyzjanoun |
audiotape noun magnetic tape that stores analog sound | |
cassette tape noun magnetic tape in a cassette | |
cataphoresis | |
cataphract noun soldier covered with a cataphract | katafraktnoun |
catapult noun device for launching large objects | katapultanoun |
catapult verb to fire a missile from a catapult | katapultowaćverb |
catapultic adjective | katapultaadjective |
cenotaph noun monument to honor the dead whose bodies lie elsewhere | cenotafnoun |
dictaphone | |
egg tapping | |
electrical tape noun plastic tape | taśma izolacyjnanoun |
epitaph noun commemorative poem or other text | epitafiumnoun |
epitaph noun inscription on a gravestone | epitafiumnoun |
Gestapo noun the secret police of Nazi Germany | gestaponoun Gestaponoun |
golden staph noun bacterium often found on skin and nose | |
insulating tape | |
juxtapose | |
juxtapose verb to place side by side | porównywaćverb |
juxtaposition | |
magnetic tape noun acrylic tape used for recording data | |
Malayan tapir | |
metaphase noun | metafazanoun |
metaphor noun countable: word or phrase used in metaphor | metaforanoun przenośnianoun |
metaphor noun uncountable: figure of speech | metaforanoun |