Lengyel | Angol |
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proeuropejski adjective | pro-Europeanadjective supporting European peoples or integration |
profanacja | profanation |
profanacja noun | blasphemynoun irreverence toward something sacred desecrationnoun act of disrespect towards sacred sacrilegenoun desecration, profanation, misuse or violation of something sacred |
profanować | defile unhallow |
profanować verb | desecrateverb to profane or violate sacredness |
profaszystowski | pro-fascist |
profaszystowski adjective | profascistadjective in favour of fascism |
profaza noun | prophasenoun the first stage of meiosis prophasenoun the first stage of mitosis |
profes | professed monk |
profesja noun | tradenoun skilled practice of an occupation walk of lifenoun occupation, role, class, or lifestyle |
profesjonalista noun | professionalnoun expert professionalnoun person who earns their living from a specified activity |
profesjonalizacja | professionalization |
profesjonalizm noun | professionalismnoun status or methods of a professional |
profesjonalnie adverb | professionallyadverb in a professional manner |
profesjonalny adjective | professionaladjective expert professionaladjective of, pertaining to, or in accordance with the standards of a profession professionaladjective that is carried out as a livelihood |
profesor noun | professornoun a higher ranking for a teacher or faculty member at a college or university |
Profesorek noun | Donnernoun reindeer of Santa Claus |
profesorka noun | professornoun a higher ranking for a teacher or faculty member at a college or university |
profesorski | professorial |
profil | profile |
profil perdu noun | profil perdunoun |
profilaktyczny | preventative |
profilaktyczny adjective | prophylacticadjective |
profilaktyka noun | prophylaxisnoun prevention of, or protective treatment for disease |
profilaktyka przedekspozycyjna | pre-exposure prophylaxis |
profit noun | profitnoun benefit profitnoun total income or cash flow minus expenditures |
próg noun | doorsillnoun material at the threshold of a doorway doorstepnoun threshold of a doorway fretnoun one of the pieces of metal, etc., across the neck of a guitar or other string instrument thresholdnoun bottom-most part of a doorway thresholdnoun entrance |