Lengyel | Angol |
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tona | tonne |
tona noun | metric tonnoun unit of mass equal to 1000 kilograms tonnoun various units of mass notionally equivalent to a tun |
tonacja noun | dial tonenoun telephony signal keynoun scale of musical notes tonalitynoun system of seven tones and tonic key |
tonacja molowa noun | minor keynoun music: a musical key based upon a minor scale |
tonalit | tonalite |
tonalny adjective | tonaladjective of or relating to tones or tonality |
to nagły wypadek | it's an emergencyit's an emergency |
antydetonator noun | antiknocknoun substance to reduce the occurrence of engine knock |
atonalista noun | atonalistnoun |
atonalistka noun | atonalistnoun |
atonalizm noun | atonalismnoun |
atonalnie adverb | atonallyadverb in an atonal manner |
atonalność noun | atonalitynoun a style of music |
atonalny adjective | atonaladjective lacking a tonal center or key (music) |
bastonada | bastinado |
bastonada verb | bastonadeverb |
bastonada noun | caningnoun a beating with a cane |
bitonalność noun | bitonalitynoun bitonality |
detonacja noun | detonationnoun an explosion detonationnoun mechanical engineering: engine knocking, a type of improper combustion in gasoline piston engines |
detonator noun | detonatornoun device used to detonate an explosive device |
intonacja noun | intonationnoun intonating or singing of the opening phrase of a plain-chant, psalm, or canticle by a single voice intonationnoun singing or playing in good tune or otherwise intonationnoun the rise and fall of the voice in speaking |
intonacja akutowa noun | acutenoun accent or tone higher than others |
Latona | Latona |
okrytonasienne | angiosperms |
pląsawica Huntingtona noun | Huntington's diseasenoun the neurological disease |
politonalny adjective | polytonicadjective Using the Greek system of diacritics |
protonaród | stateless nation |
roślina okrytonasienna noun | flowering plantnoun common term for an "angiosperm" |