English | Polish |
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term noun limitation, restriction or regulation | waruneknoun |
term noun word or phrase, especially one from a specialised area of knowledge | określenienoun terminnoun |
term in office | |
term of endearment noun word, phrase, or nickname expressing affection | afektonimnoun |
term of office | |
Termez | |
terminable | |
terminal noun airport building | terminalnoun |
terminal adjective appearing at the end | granicznyadjective końcowyadjective |
terminal noun computer program that emulates a terminal | terminalnoun |
terminal noun device for entering data into a computer | terminalnoun |
terminal noun railway station | dworzec czołowynoun |
terminal adjective resulting in death | śmiertelnyadjective |
terminate | |
terminate verb | anulowaćverb |
termination (grammar) the last part (or morpheme) of a word noun | końcówkanoun |
terminator noun an electrical device | terminatornoun |
terminator noun the line between the day side and the night side | terminatornoun |
terminological adjective of, or relating to terminology | terminologicznyadjective |
terminology noun | terminologianoun |
terminology noun terms used in any business, art, etc | terminologianoun |
termite noun insect | termitnoun |
termite mound | |
termless adjective not terminating | bezterminowyadjective |
termlessly adverb | bezterminowoadverb |
termlessness noun | bezterminowośćnoun |
terms | |
aftermath noun second mowing | otawanoun potrawnoun |
aftermath noun that which happens after, that which follows | następstwonoun pokłosienoun |
be on bad terms | |
be postterm be post-term | |
buttermilk noun traditional buttermilk | maślankanoun |
come to terms with verb accept or resign oneself to something emotionally painful | brać się za baryverb |
conterminous | |
contradiction in terms noun expression in which components contradict one another | oksymoronnoun |