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okrutnie adverb | ferociouslyadverb in a ferocious manner |
okrutny adjective | badassadjective having an extreme appearance, etc., considered admirable crueladjective that intentionally causes pain and suffering ferociousadjective Marked by extreme and violent energy malignadjective malevolent savageadjective brutal, vicious or merciless savageadjective fierce and ferocious |
okryć verb | coververb to conceal or protect |
okrycie | mantle |
okrytonasienne | angiosperms |
okrywa noun | involucrenoun conspicuous bract |
okrywać | cloud in enshroud envelop |
okrywać verb | coververb to conceal or protect |
okrzemka noun | diatomnoun grouping of minute algae |
okrzyk | outcry |
okrzyk noun | callnoun cry or shout crynoun shout or scream crynoun words shouted or screamed exclamationnoun loud calling or crying out; outcry |
okrzyk bojowy noun | battle crynoun something the troops yell out when going to war or battle |
okrzyk radości noun | cheernoun a cry of "hurrah", "hurray", "yeah", or some other word expressing joy exultationnoun lively joy at success or victory jubilationnoun |
okrzyn noun | laserwortnoun plant of the genus Laserpitium |
okseft noun | hogsheadnoun large barrel or cask hogsheadnoun measure of capacity for liquids |
Oksford noun | Oxfordnoun city |
oksford noun | Oxfordiannoun geologic age |
oksfordczyk noun | Oxfordiannoun native or resident of Oxford |
oksfordka noun | Oxfordiannoun native or resident of Oxford |
oksfordzki adjective | Oxfordianadjective of or pertaining to Oxford |
oksy- | oxy- |
oksybiont noun | aerobenoun organism that can tolerate the presence of oxygen |
oksydacja noun | oxidationnoun combination of a substance with oxygen |
oksydaza | oxidase |
oksydoreduktaza | oxidoreductase |
oksyetylen- | ethoxyl- |
oksyetylenowanie | ethoxylation |