| Polsčina | Angličtina |
|---|
| buńczuk | bunchuk |
| bundz | bunc bundz |
| bungalow noun | bungalownoun
one-story house in India surrounded by a verandah bungalownoun
single-storey house |
| bungee noun | bungeenoun
elastic strap for securing luggage bungee jumpingnoun
jumping from a great height with a cord bungee ropenoun
elastic cord used in bungee jumping |
| Bunhe noun | Bunhenoun
city in Ukraine |
| bunkier noun | bunkernoun
hardened shelter designed to protect the inhabitants from falling bombs or other attacks pillboxnoun
gun emplacement |
| bunraku | bunraku puppet show |
| bunt noun | insurrectionnoun
action of part or all of a national population violently rising up against the government or other authority; an instance of this mutinynoun
organized rebellion rebellionnoun
armed resistance rebellionnoun
defiance revoltnoun
act of revolting riotnoun
tumultuous disturbance of public peace seditionnoun
insurrection or rebellion |
| buntować się verb | rebelverb
to resist or become defiant towards |
| buntowniczka noun | rebelnoun
person who resists an established authority rioternoun
one who riots |
| buntowniczo | riotously |
| buntowniczość noun | rebelliousnessnoun
the state of being rebellious |
| buntowniczy | oppositional rebellious refractory riotous seditious |
| buntowniczy adjective | mutinousadjective
likely to commit mutiny |
| buntownik noun | rebelnoun
person who resists an established authority rioternoun
one who riots |
| Bur noun | Boernoun
South African of Dutch descent boornoun
a Boer, white South African of Dutch or Huguenot descent |
| bura verb | dress downverb
to scold |
| bura noun | scoldingnoun
succession of critical remarks |
| buractwo noun | great unwashednoun
a contemptuous term for the populace, particularly the working class |
| burak noun | beetnoun
Beta vulgaris beetrootnoun
normally deep red coloured root vegetable mangelwurzelnoun
root vegetable |
