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budzić verb | wakeverb to make somebody stop sleeping wake upverb to awaken (someone else) |
budzić się verb | wakeverb to stop sleeping |
budzik noun | alarmnoun mechanical contrivance for awaking alarm clocknoun type of clock reveillenoun the sounding of a bugle or drum early in the morning to awaken soldiers |
Budziszyn noun | Bautzennoun city in Germany |
Buenos Aires noun | Buenos Airesnoun capital of Argentina |
buergeryt | fluor-buergerite |
bufet | at the bar bar counter buffet table caffeteria |
bufet noun | buffetnoun counter or sideboard snack barnoun small restaurant serving light meals |
bufet szwedzki noun | smorgasbordnoun Swedish-style buffet comprising a variety of cold sandwiches and other dishes |
bufiasty | baggy puffed |
bufonada noun | buffoonerynoun behaviour expected of a buffoon tomfoolerynoun foolish behaviour |
bufor noun | buffernoun portion of memory in computing buffernoun solution to stabilize pH cachenoun computing: fast temporary storage for data |
bufory noun | racknoun woman's breasts |
Bug | Western Bug |
Bug noun | Bugnoun river between Belarus and Poland |
bug noun | bugnoun problem that needs fixing (especially in computing) |
bugenwilla noun | bougainvilleanoun flower |
bugijski noun | Buginesenoun language |
Bugulma | Bugulma |
bujać verb | dob inverb to betray someone by informing on them fibverb to tell a more or less inconsequential lie flingverb to throw with violence or quick movement; to hurl |
bujać się verb | fill inverb to substitute for somebody or something stand inverb to substitute for tempverb to work as a temporary employee wiggleverb to move with irregular motions |
bujać w obłokach | swinging in the clouds |
bujaczka noun | swingnoun hanging seat |
bujawka noun | swingnoun hanging seat |