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gone w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| gone adjective away, having left | drogaadjective |
| gone adjective used up | kończyć sięadjective |
| goneness | |
| Antigone noun the daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta | Antygonanoun |
| Aragonese adjective from Aragon | aragońskiadjective |
| be gone | |
| begone (expressing a desire or a command for someone or something to go away) verb | kyszverb |
| begone | |
| burgonet | |
| by-gone | |
| bygone adjective in the far past | minionyadjective |
| bygone | |
| doggone adjective | sakralnyadjective |
| dragoness noun a female dragon | smoczycanoun |
| epigone noun imitator of artist or style | epigonnoun |
| foregone adjective Bygone | czas przeszłyadjective |
| foregone | |
| foregone adjective inevitable, predictable | nieuniknionyadjective |
| foregone adjective Previous, former | poprzedniadjective |
| foregone conclusion noun predictable or inevitable conclusion | |
| let bygones be bygones verb to disregard or ignore a past difficulty in a relationship or an offence | |
| ogonek noun diacritical mark | ogoneknoun |
| orgone | |
| Saigonese noun person from Saigon | sajgonkanoun sajgończyknoun |
| Saigonese adjective related to Saigon | sajgońskiadjective |
| spotted dragonet noun Callionymus maculatus | lira kalionnoun |
| wagoner noun Someone who drives a wagon | furmannoun woźnicanoun |
| wagonette | |
| woebegone |
