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fore- w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| fore- | |
| fore-elder | |
| fore gaff topsail | |
| fore-mast | |
| for ever | |
| for ever and ever adverb eternally | na wieki wiekówadverb |
| for ever more | |
| for evermore | |
| for example as an example | |
| fore adjective forward; at or toward the front | przedniadjective |
| forearm noun part of the arm | przedramięnoun |
| forebear noun ancestor | dziadeknoun |
| forebear | |
| forebode | |
| forebode verb to predict a future event; to hint at something that will happen (especially as a literary device) | zapowiadaćverb |
| foreboding | |
| foreboding noun sense of evil to come | przeczucienoun |
| forebodingly | |
| forebrain noun part of the brain | przodomózgowienoun |
| forebuy verb to buy beforehand | wyprzedzaćverb |
| forecast verb estimate future conditions | przepowiadaćverb przepowiedziećverb |
| forecast noun estimation of future condition | prognozanoun zapowiedźnoun |
| forecastable | |
| forecaster noun A person who predicts future outcomes based on current and past evidence. | prognostanoun prognozernoun |
| forecastle noun nautical: raised part of the upper deck at bow | forkasztelnoun |
| foreclose verb | udaremniaćverb |
| foreclose verb to repossess | chwytaćverb |
| foreclosure noun proceeding by a creditor | zajęcienoun |
| forecourt noun open area in front of a building | atriumnoun |
| foredeck noun the part of the deck of a ship or boat that lies forward of the mast | pokład dziobowynoun |
| foredoom noun A doom that is predicted | losnoun |
| foredoom verb To predestine a doom | obiecywaćverb |
| forefather noun ancestor | antenatnoun przodeknoun |
| forefinger noun first finger next to the thumb | palec wskazującynoun |
| forefront noun forefront | awangardanoun |
