Lengyel | Angol |
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grzechotać verb | rattleverb to create a sound by shaking rattleverb to make a rattling noise |
grzechotanie noun | rattlenoun sound |
grzechotka | babys rattle |
grzechotka noun | rattlenoun a device that makes a rattling noise rattlenoun baby’s toy rattlenoun musical instrument rattlenoun zoology: organ that produces a rattling sound |
grzechotnik noun | cascabelnoun knob at the end of a cannon cascabelnoun variety of chili pepper pit vipernoun venomous snake rattlesnakenoun venomous snake |
grzechy główne noun | cardinal sinnoun cardinal sin |
h przydechowe noun | aspirated hnoun in the French language usage of the letter h at the start of a word which does not allow liaison with a preceding consonant |
jechać verb | dissverb to put someone down or show verbal disrespect fareverb to travel goverb to move through space (especially from one place to another) rideverb to be transported in a vehicle as a passenger rideverb to transport oneself by sitting on and directing a horse, bicycle etc. skateverb to move along a surface (ice or ground) using skates skateboardverb to use a skateboard |
jechać na jednym wózku | be in the same boat |
jechać na rowerze verb | cycleverb to ride a cycle |
jechać po bandzie verb | push the envelopeverb to go beyond established limits |
Jezioro Czterech Kantonów | Lake Lucerne |
język powszechny noun | colloquialismnoun colloquial style of speaking |
katecheta noun | catechistnoun |
katechetka noun | catechistnoun |
katechetyczny adjective | catechisticadjective |
katecheza noun | catechesisnoun religious instruction |
katechizacyjny | catechetical |
katechizm noun | catechismnoun book summarizing the principles of Christianity |
katechizować | catechize |
katecholamina noun | catecholaminenoun any of a class of aromatic amines |
katechon | katechon |
katechumen noun | catechumennoun convert to Christianity prior to baptism |
katechumenat | catechumenate |
katechumenka noun | catechumennoun convert to Christianity prior to baptism |
klecha noun | priestnoun clergyman (clergywoman, clergyperson) |
koń mechaniczny noun | horsepowernoun metric |