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chat w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| chat verb be engaged in informal conversation | gadaćverb gawędzićverb |
| chat noun exchange of text or voice messages in real time | czatnoun |
| chat noun informal conversation | pogawędkanoun |
| chat room noun website | chatroomnoun |
| chat up verb attempt to establish a sexual relationship | włączaćverb |
| chat up verb talk in a charming manner | podrywaćverb |
| chateaubriand noun steak cut from a beef tenderloin | chateaubriandnoun szatobriandnoun |
| chatroom | |
| chattel noun slave | niewolniknoun |
| chattel noun tangible, movable property | majątek ruchomynoun ruchomośćnoun |
| chatter verb make a chattering noise | szczękaćverb szczęknąćverb |
| chatter noun sound of talking | terkotnoun |
| chatter verb talk idly | bajczyćverb |
| chatterbox noun one who chats or talks to excess | gadułanoun |
| chatterer | |
| Chattian noun a subdivision of the Oligocene epoch | szatnoun |
| chatty adjective chatting a lot or fond of chatting | gadatliwyadjective |
| bachata noun genre of music | bachatanoun |
| Bełchatów noun city | Bełchatównoun |
| chit-chat | |
| chit-chat verb to engage in small talk | paplaćverb |
| chitchat | |
| cri du chat syndrome noun congenital syndrome caused by an absence of some genetic material on the fifth chromosome | zespół Lejeune’anoun |
| eschatological adjective pertaining to eschatology | eschatologicznyadjective |
| eschatology noun system of doctrines concerning final matters, such as death | eschatologianoun |
| eschatology noun the study of the end times | eschatologianoun |
| eschaton | |
| European stonechat noun Saxicola rubicola | kląskawkanoun |
| exarchate noun | egzarchatnoun |
| have a chat | |
| Kamchatka noun krai of Russia | Kraj Kamczackinoun |
| Kamchatka noun peninsula in the Russian Far East | Kamczatkanoun |
| Kamchatka noun river in Russia | Kamczatkanoun |
| Kamchatkan adjective | kamczackiadjective |
| Le Chatelier's principle noun chemical principle | reguła przekorynoun |
