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pochłanianie noun | absorptionnoun act or process of absorbing or sucking in anything absorptionnoun act or process of being absorbed and made to disappear |
pochlebca noun | courtiernoun a person who flatters in order to seek favour flatterernoun one who flatters smoothienoun smooth-talker sycophantnoun one who uses compliments to gain self-serving favor or advantage from another person. |
pochlebczy adjective | adulatoryadjective exhibiting adulation |
pochlebiać verb | curry favorverb to seek to gain favor by flattery flatterverb to compliment someone flatterverb to enhance someone's vanity |
pochlebny | flattering |
pochlebstwo | blandishment blarney cajolery sycophancy |
pochlebstwo noun | adulationnoun Flattery; fulsome praise complimentnoun expression of praise, congratulation or respect fawningnoun servile flattery flatterynoun excessive praise flatterynoun instant of excessive praise sweet-talknoun a manner of talking |
pochłonąć verb | absorbverb to assimilate mentally absorbverb to include so that it no longer has separate existence absorbverb to occupy fully wolfverb to devour |
pochłonięty adjective | absorbedadjective fully occupied with one's thoughts; engrossed absorbedadjective taken by through the pores of a surface abstractedadjective inattentive to surrounding objects deepadjective |
pochmurnieć verb | cloud upverb to become cloudy or overcast |
pochmurność noun | cloudinessnoun weather |
pochmurny adjective | cloudyadjective covered with or characterised by clouds dismaladjective gloomy and bleak overcastadjective covered with clouds; overshadowed; darkened |
pochód noun | campaignnoun series of operations undertaken to achieve a set goal marchnoun formal, rhythmic way of walking marchnoun political rally or parade |
pochodna noun | avocationnoun that which calls one away from one's regular employment or vocation derivativenoun chemical derived from another derivativenoun in analysis: value |