Polsčina | Angličtina |
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barierka noun | barriernoun structure that bars passage |
barion noun | baryonnoun heavy subatomic particle |
barionowy adjective | baryonicadjective of or pertaining to baryons |
barista noun | baristanoun person who prepares coffee in a coffee shop for customers |
baristka noun | baristanoun person who prepares coffee in a coffee shop for customers |
bark noun | barquenoun sailing vessel, all masts but sternmost square-rigged shouldernoun joint between arm and torso |
barka noun | bargenoun coastal trading vessel bargenoun flat-bottomed bulk carrier mainly for inland waters |
barkarola | barcarolle |
barkarola noun | barcarolenoun piece of music composed in imitation of such a song barcarolenoun Venetian folk song |
barkas noun | fishing boatnoun boat used for fishing launchnoun largest boat belonging to a ship of war |
barkentyna | barkentine |
barkentyna noun | barquentinenoun sailing vessel |
barłóg noun | dennoun home of certain animals palletnoun an improvised bed shakedownnoun an improvised bed |
barman | barkeeper barman |
barman noun | bartendernoun person who works in a bar mixologistnoun person who creates cocktails |
barmanka noun | barmaidnoun woman who serves in a bar bartendernoun person who works in a bar |
barn noun | barnnoun unit |
Barnaba | Barnaby |
Barnaba noun | Barnabasnoun An early Christian Barnabasnoun male given name |
barnabita noun | Barnabitenoun |
Barnauł noun | Barnaulnoun city in Russia |
baro- | baro- |
barobalistyczny | baroballistic |
barobus noun | food trucknoun A van that serves hot food to customers |
barocyklonometr noun | barocyclonometernoun |
barograf noun | barographnoun |
barogram noun | barogramnoun |
barok noun | Baroquenoun period in architecture Baroquenoun period in art Baroquenoun period in music |