| Polska | Engelska |
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| sadz noun | corfnoun
container used to store live fish underwater |
| sadza noun | lampblacknoun
form of carbon sootnoun
fine black or dull brown particles |
| sadzak noun | dibbernoun
tool dibblenoun
pointed implement dibblernoun
A device for making holes in which to plant seeds. |
| sadzak perlisty noun | large-tailed antshrikenoun
a passerine of the antbird family |
| sadzak posepny noun | tufted antshrikenoun
passerine bird of the antibird family |
| sadzawka noun | pondnoun
small lake |
| Sadzawka Owcza | pool of Bethesda |
| sadzać verb | seatverb
to request or direct to sit |
| sadzeniak | seed potato |
| sadzenie | planting |
| sadzić verb | plantverb
to place in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow |
| sadzonka noun | cuttingnoun
leaf, stem, branch, or root removed from a plant seedlingnoun
young plant grown from seed |
| sadzony adjective | friedadjective
of an egg: cooked by frying without breaking the yolk |
| sadzowaty adjective | fuliginousadjective
pertaining to or resembling soot |
| jajko sadzone | sunny-side up sunnyside up |
| jajko sadzone noun | fried eggnoun
egg that has been shallow fried |
| jajko sadzone adjective | sunny side upadjective
type of fried egg |
| obsadzać verb | castverb
to assign a role in a play or performance |
| obsadzić verb | castverb
to assign a role in a play or performance |
| odsadzka noun | bermnoun
ledge between the parapet and the moat |
| osadzać | form a deposit |
| osadzać verb | depositverb
to lay down precipitateverb
to come out of a liquid solution into solid form precipitateverb
to separate out of a liquid solution into solid form |
| osadzić verb | depositverb
to lay down precipitateverb
to come out of a liquid solution into solid form precipitateverb
to separate out of a liquid solution into solid form |
| posadzić verb | seatverb
to request or direct to sit |
| posadzka | flooring |
| przesadzać | blow out of proportion pile it on |
| przesadzać verb | exaggerateverb
to overstate, to describe more than is fact go overboardverb
go too far overactverb
act in an exaggerated manner overdoverb
to do too much of something |
