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przyjazny adjective | friendlyadjective characteristic of friendliness friendlyadjective pertaining to friendlies in the conflict sense personableadjective having pleasing appearance or manner |
przyjechać verb | arriveverb to get to a certain place comeverb to move nearer |
przyjęcie noun | acceptancenoun act of accepting partynoun social gathering receiptnoun act of receiving receptionnoun social engagement |
przyjęcie urodzinowe noun | birthday partynoun a party held to celebrate a birthday |
przyjemność noun | delightnoun joy, pleasure enjoymentnoun the condition of enjoying anything gleenoun Joy; merriment; mirth; gayety; particularly, the mirth enjoyed at a feast mirthnoun merriment pleasurenoun a state of being pleased spreenoun uninhibited activity |
przyjemny adjective | agreeableadjective pleasant to the senses or mind lusciousadjective sweet and pleasant niceadjective pleasant personableadjective having pleasing appearance or manner pleasantadjective giving pleasure; pleasing in manner pleasingadjective giving pleasure pleasurableadjective that gives pleasure |
przyjęty adjective | preconceivedadjective conceived beforehand |
przyjeżdżać verb | arriveverb to get to a certain place comeverb to move nearer |
przyjmować verb | acceptverb to receive with consent fosterverb to nurture or bring up offspring; or to provide similar parental care to an unrelated child ingestverb to take into, or as into, the stomach or alimentary canal takeverb to ingest medicine |
przyjmować za dobrą monetę | take something at face value |
przyjmować za dobrą monetę verb | take at face valueverb |
przyjmowanie | take medicine |
przyjrzeć verb | look onverb to think of something in a particular way |
przyjść verb | arriveverb to get to a certain place comeverb to move nearer |
przyjść na świat verb | come into the worldverb be born |
przyjść nieprzygotowany verb | bring a knife to a gunfightverb to be inadequately equipped |
przyjść z pomocą verb | come to someone's aidverb to assist and rescue someone come to someone's rescueverb to rescue someone from further harm |