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ostra noun | oysternoun mollusk |
ostracyzm noun | ostracismnoun banishment, exclusion from community ostracismnoun in ancient Greece, the temporary banishment by popular vote |
Ostrawa noun | Ostravanoun city in the Czech Republic |
ostrawy adjective | sharpishadjective not very sharp but not blunt |
altostratus noun | altostratusnoun cloud type |
autostrada | freeway |
autostrada noun | expresswaynoun US: divided highway highwaynoun main public road motorwaynoun A highway designed for high-speed motor-traffic |
biostratygrafia noun | biostratigraphynoun the study of the stratigraphic distribution of fossil |
ciężkostrawny | heavy on the stomach |
ciężkostrawny adjective | stodgyadjective thick (food) |
Herostrates noun | Herostratusnoun ancient arsonist |
infostrada noun | information superhighwaynoun The Internet and all other computer networks in the 1990s |
kompleks Herostratesa | Herostratos syndrome |
lekkostrawny adjective | lightadjective low in fat, calories, alcohol, salt, etc. |
młodsza siostra noun | younger sisternoun |
papryka ostra noun | peppernoun fruit of the capsicum |
postrach | bogy bogey bogie bugaboo bugbear hobgoblin |
postradać rozum verb | lose one's mindverb to become insane |
postradać zmysły verb | lose one's mindverb to become insane |
postradziecki adjective | post-Sovietadjective after the dissolution of the Soviet Union |
prostracja | prostration |
przybrana siostra noun | stepsisternoun daughter from the previous marriage of a stepparent |
siostra noun | nunnoun member of a Christian religious community of women nursenoun person trained to provide care for the sick sisternoun a nun; a female member of a religious community sisternoun any woman or girl with whom a bond is felt sisternoun attributively: of an entity that has a special relationship with another sisternoun senior nurse sisternoun woman or girl having the same parents |
siostra przyrodnia noun | half sisternoun a female half sibling |
siostra zakonna noun | nunnoun member of a Christian religious community of women |
starsza siostra noun | older sisternoun multi-word, compound-word or otherwise sum-of-parts translations |