Angielski | Polski |
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cellist noun person who plays the cello | wiolonczelistkanoun |
cellless adjective without cells | bezkomórkowyadjective |
cellmate noun person with whom one shares a prison cell | współwięzieńnoun |
cello noun musical instrument | wiolonczelanoun |
cellophane noun the transparent plastic film | celofannoun |
cellular adjective of, relating to, consisting of, or resembling a cell or cells | komórkowyadjective |
cellulite noun dimpled appearance of skin | celulitnoun |
cellulitis | |
celluloid noun variety of thermoplastics | celuloidnoun |
cellulose noun the polysaccharide cellulose | celulozanoun |
cellulose acetate noun bioplymer | acetylocelulozanoun octan celulozynoun |
celly | |
Celt noun ancient | Celtnoun |
Celtiberian noun language | celtyberyjskinoun |
Celtic noun branch of languages | celtyckinoun |
Celtic adjective of the Celts; of the style of the Celts | celtyckiadjective |
Celtic Sea noun sea | Morze Celtyckienoun |
Celtic studies noun academic discipline | celtologianoun |
cement noun a powdered substance | cementnoun |
cement noun the paste-like substance | cementnoun |
cement mixer noun device to make concrete | betoniarkanoun |
cement mixer noun truck to make concrete | betoniarkanoun betonowóznoun |
cement truck | |
cementite | |
cementum noun cementum | cementnoun kostniwonoun |
cemetery | |
Cenacle | |
cendrée noun grey colour (noun) | popielatynoun |
ceno- | |
cenobite noun monk who lives in a religious community, rather than in solitude | cenobitanoun |
cenobitic monasticism | |
cenobium | |
Cenomanian noun | cenomannoun |
cenotaph noun monument to honor the dead whose bodies lie elsewhere | cenotafnoun |
cenozoic | |
Cenozoic noun geological epoch | era kenozoicznanoun |