Lengyel | Angol |
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gwar noun | babblenoun inarticulate speech buzznoun continuous humming noise dinnoun loud noise hubbubnoun a confused uproar, commotion, tumult or racket |
gwara | patois |
gwara noun | cantnoun secret language dialectnoun particular variety of a language slangnoun unconventional language subdialectnoun vernacularnoun language unique to a particular group of people |
gwara śląska noun | Silesiannoun Slavic language |
gwarancja | guaranty |
gwarancja noun | assurancenoun insurance assurancenoun the state of being assured guaranteenoun anything that assures a certain outcome guaranteenoun written declaration safety catchnoun safety catch warrantynoun a guarantee that a certain outcome or obligation will be fulfilled; security warrantynoun legal: an agreement which states that the goods or property in question will be in exactly the same state as promised |
gwarancji noun | guarantynoun assurance or guarantee guarantynoun something serving as a security for such an undertaking |
gwarant noun | guaranteenoun person who gives such a guarantee guarantornoun person or company that provides a guarantee |
gwarantka noun | guaranteenoun person who gives such a guarantee guarantornoun person or company that provides a guarantee |
gwarantowany adjective | guaranteedadjective made certain; promised |
gwarantować verb | bail outverb To secure the release of an arrested person belayverb to handle a climbing rope guaranteeverb to assume responsibility for a debt guaranteeverb to give an assurance that something will be done right warrantverb to guarantee |
gwardia | guards |
gwardian noun | guardiannoun superior in a Franciscan monastery |
Gwardiejsk | Gvardeysk |
gwardzista noun | guardsmannoun a member of a Guards regiment guardsmannoun a member of the National Guard guardsmannoun a soldier on guard |
gwarek noun | mynanoun the Asian members of starling family |
gwarowy adjective | dialectaladjective peculiar to a dialect |
gwaroznawca noun | dialectologistnoun Translations |