Angielski | Polski |
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cat noun domestic species | kocicanoun kocurnoun kotnoun koteknoun kotkanoun |
cat noun member of the family Felidae | kotnoun |
cat verb vomit | wymiotowaćverb |
cat and dog life noun unhappy married life | |
cat and mouse noun two keeping check on one another | |
cat boat | |
cat-eyed adjective | mający kocie oczyadjective |
cat food noun type of food formulated for the feeding of cats | kotównoun |
cat got someone's tongue why are you not saying anything? | |
cat in the sack noun something to be suspicious of | chochlanoun |
cat lady | |
cat lover | |
cat meat noun cat eaten as meat | kotnoun |
cat o' nine tails | |
cat-o'-nine-tails noun nine-corded whip | kańczugnoun |
cat person | |
cat thyme noun Teucrium marum | ożankanoun |
cat tree | |
cat's claw noun Martynia annua | wibudłaknoun |
cat's claw noun Uncaria tomentosa | czepota puszystanoun |
cat's ear noun | prosieniczniknoun |
cat's eye | |
cat's whisker noun wire that touches the crystal in a crystal radio | badacznoun |
catabasis | |
catabolism noun destructive metabolism | katabolizmnoun |
catachresis (rhetoric) bad metaphor or trope noun | katachrezanoun |
catachresis noun misuse of a word | katachrezanoun |
cataclysm noun sudden, violent event | kataklizmnoun |
cataclysmic adjective of or pertaining to a cataclysm | dramatycznyadjective |
catacomb noun underground system of tunnels and chambers with recesses for graves | katakumbnoun katakumbanoun katakumbynoun |
catadromous adjective of migratory fish | katadromicznyadjective |
catafalque noun platform to display or convey a coffin | katafalknoun |
Catalan noun language of Catalonia | katalońskinoun |