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| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| incumbency noun obligation or duty | długnoun |
| incumbency noun tenure | kadencjanoun |
| incumbent noun current holder of an office | właścicielnoun |
| incumbent adjective imposed on someone as an obligation, especially due to one's office | koniecznyadjective |
| incumbent adjective prevalent, prevailing, predominant | miarodajnyadjective |
| locum tenens noun someone who temporarily fulfills the duties of another | zastępcanoun |
| modicum noun modest, small, or trifling amount | krztanoun |
| oecumene | |
| oecumenical | |
| oecumenical council | |
| oecumenicity | |
| photodocument verb | fotodokumentverb |
| photodocumentation noun | fotodokumentacjanoun |
| practicum noun college course | praktykanoun |
| recumbent noun special type of bicycle | rower poziomynoun |
| scum noun layer of impurities | szumowinynoun |
| scum noun person or persons considered to be reprehensible | podlecnoun szumowinanoun wyrodeknoun |
| scum bag | |
| scumbag noun despicable person | drańnoun śmiećnoun szumowinanoun zwyrolnoun |
| sea cucumber noun sea cucumber | strzykwanoun |
| source document (accounting) document that provides official notification of a credit or debit to an account noun | |
| squirting cucumber noun Ecballium elaterium | ośli ogóreknoun sprężaknoun tryskacznoun tryskawiecnoun |
| succumb verb | ulecverb |
| succumb verb to die | umrzećverb |
| succumb verb to give up, or give in | ulecverb |
| succumb verb to overwhelm | przytłoczyćverb |
| talcum powder noun perfumed talc | talknoun |
| under no circumstances never ever | |
| vade mecum noun referential book | vademecumnoun |
