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good w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| good morning interjection when seeing someone for the first time in the morning | dzień dobryinterjection |
| good-natured adjective of or pertaining to an amicable, kindly disposition | arcydobryadjective dobrodusznyadjective |
| good news noun the message of Jesus concerning the salvation of the faithful | dobra nowinanoun |
| good night a farewell | |
| good night's sleep noun | wyspać sięnoun |
| good question interjection | dobre pytanieinterjection |
| good riddance interjection used to indicate that a departure or loss is welcome | baba z wozu, koniom lżejinterjection droga wolnainterjection krzyż na drogęinterjection krzyżyk na drogęinterjection |
| Good Samaritan noun kind person | |
| Good Samaritan noun subject of the parable | |
| Good Samaritan law noun law that exempts from legal liability | |
| Good Shepherd | |
| good-tempered adjective affable | miłyadjective |
| good thief | |
| good things come in threes several fortunate events usually occur together | |
| good to go adjective ready for some specific task (person) | gotówadjective |
| good to go adjective ready for use (thing) | gotówadjective |
| good wine needs no bush something good does not need to be advertised | |
| goodbye noun an utterance of goodbye | pożegnanienoun |
| goodbye interjection farewell | bywajinterjection do widzeniainterjection żegnajinterjection |
| goodbye, cruel world exclamation prior to suicide | |
| goodie noun a good character in a story | bohaternoun |
| goodness noun state or characteristic of being good | dobronoun dobroćnoun |
| goods noun that which is produced, traded, bought or sold | dobronoun produktnoun towarnoun |
| goods and services tax noun tax very similar to the value added tax | VATnoun |
| goods lift | |
| goods wagon noun railway wagon | wagon towarowynoun |
| goodwill noun ability to exert influence | renomanoun |
| goodwill noun favorably disposed attitude | benewolencjanoun dobra wolanoun łaskawośćnoun przychylnośćnoun |
