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Esau noun son of Isaac and Rebekah | Ezawnoun |
Esbjerg noun Danish city | Esbjergnoun |
escalade verb to scale the walls of a fortification | wspinać sięverb |
escalate verb to intensify | nasilać sięverb nasilić sięverb |
escalation noun a deliberate or premeditated increase in the violence or geographic scope of a conflict | eskalacjanoun |
escalation noun an increase or rise, especially one to counteract a perceived discrepancy | eskalacjanoun nasilenienoun |
escalator noun mechanical device | eskalatornoun ruchome schodynoun |
escalope noun thin slice of meat | eskalopnoun eskalopeknoun eskalopkanoun |
escapade noun daring or adventurous act; undertaking which goes against convention | eskapadanoun |
escape noun act of leaving a dangerous or unpleasant situation | ucieczkanoun |
escape verb to elude | unikaćverb uniknąćverb |
escape verb to get free | wydostawać sięverb wydostać sięverb |
escape a close call | |
escape room noun room containing various puzzles and riddles that players must solve in order to escape | escape roomnoun |
escape velocity noun minimum velocity | |
escaped prisoner | |
escapee | |
escapee noun someone free through escaping imprisonment | uchodźcanoun |
escapism noun inclination to escape | eskapizmnoun |
escargot noun dish | ślimaknoun |
escarpment noun steep descent or declivity | stoknoun |
ESCB | |
eschar | |
eschar noun dry dark scab or scar | strupnoun |
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 | |
escheat noun | kaduknoun |
eschew verb avoid, shun | unikaćverb |
eschew | |
escitalopram |