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wir noun | eddynoun whirlpool maelstromnoun large and violent whirlpool swirlnoun whirling eddy vortexnoun anything involving violent or chaotic activity around some centre vortexnoun anything which draws surrounding things vortexnoun whirlpool |
wir podkowiasty | horseshoe vortex |
wir wodny noun | whirlpoolnoun swirling body of water |
Wirakocza | Viracocha Wiracocha |
wirek noun | turbellariannoun flatworm of the class Turbellaria |
wiremia | viremia |
wirginał | virginals |
Wirginia noun | Virginianoun female given name Virginianoun state |
Wirginia Zachodnia noun | West Virginianoun US state |
wirnik noun | impellernoun component rotornoun a rotating part of a mechanical device rotornoun the wing of a helicopter or similar |
wiropłat noun | rotorcraftnoun aircraft that obtains its lift from rotors |
wirować | swirl twirl |
wirować verb | reelverb to spin or revolve repeatedly revolveverb to turn on an axis spinverb to turn around quickly whirlverb To rotate, revolve, spin rapidly |
wirowy adjective | vorticaladjective pertaining to a vortex |
wirtualna sieć prywatna noun | virtual private networknoun type of network |
wirtualny adjective | virtualadjective in effect; not fact virtualadjective in object-oriented programming virtualadjective simulated in a computer |
wirtuoz noun | virtuosonoun A person with masterly ability, technique or style |
wirtuozeria noun | virtuositynoun technical skills and fluent style of a virtuoso |
wirtuozerstwo noun | virtuositynoun technical skills and fluent style of a virtuoso |
wirtuozja noun | virtuositynoun technical skills and fluent style of a virtuoso |
wirtuozka noun | virtuosonoun A person with masterly ability, technique or style |
wirtuozostwo noun | virtuositynoun technical skills and fluent style of a virtuoso |
wirujący adjective | rotatingadjective that rotates |
Wirujący Derwisze noun | Whirling Dervishnoun ascetic order |
wirulencja noun | virulencenoun the state of being virulent |