Polsčina | Angličtina |
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bachanalia noun | Bacchanalianoun feast in honor of Bacchus |
bachanalia adjective | bacchanaladjective engaged in drunken revels; drunken and riotous or noisy bacchanaladjective relating to Bacchus or his festival |
bachant noun | Bacchanaliannoun a drunken reveler |
bachantka noun | Bacchanaliannoun a drunken reveler bacchantenoun a priestess of Bacchus |
bachata noun | bachatanoun genre of music |
bachiczny adjective | bacchicadjective of or relating to Bacchus |
Bachmacz noun | Bakhmachnoun city |
Bachmut noun | Bakhmutnoun city |
bachnąć verb | collapseverb to fall down suddenly; to cave in flimflamverb poundverb to strike hard repeatedly swingverb to move an object backward and forward thumpverb to hit someone or something so as to make a thump waveverb to cause to move back and forth repeatedly whompverb |
bachor noun | bratnoun a selfish, spoiled, or unruly child |
bachować verb | revelverb make merry |
Bachus noun | Bacchusnoun the Roman god of wine |
bachusować verb | revelverb make merry |
bachusowy adjective | bacchicadjective of or relating to Bacchus |
baciar noun | impnoun mischievous child scampnoun mischievous youngster sly foxnoun person artfully cunning; secretly mischievous; wily |
backdoor | backdoor |
backdoor noun | back doornoun computing: secret means of access |
backend | backend |
backup noun | backupnoun copy of file or record |
bączek noun | dinghynoun small boat little bitternnoun bittern of the species Ixobrychus minutus little onenoun term of endearment little onenoun young child spinning topnoun a toy |
baczenie noun | alertnessnoun quality of being alert heednoun attention vigilancenoun Alert watchfulness |
Baczka noun | Bačkanoun historical region divided between Serbia and Hungary |
bacznie adverb | alertlyadverb with alertness attentivelyadverb in an attentive manner |