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gust w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| gust noun any rush or outburst | zrywnoun |
| gust noun strong, abrupt rush of wind | porywnoun |
| gustation noun The ability to taste flavors; the sense of taste | absmaknoun |
| Gustav noun given name | Gustawnoun |
| Gustavian adjective | gustawiańskiadjective |
| gusto noun enthusiasm | entuzjazmnoun |
| gusty adjective of wind: blowing in gusts | porywistyadjective |
| august adjective awe-inspiring, majestic, noble, venerable | dostojnyadjective |
| August noun eighth month of the Gregorian calendar | sierpieńnoun |
| august adjective of noble birth | szlacheckiadjective |
| Augusta noun female given name | Augustanoun |
| Augustine noun male given name | Augustynnoun |
| Augustinism noun philosophy of Augustine of Hippo | augustianizmnoun augustynizmnoun |
| Augustus noun male given name | Augustnoun |
| Augustów noun city | Augustównoun |
| disgust noun an intense dislike or repugnance | odrazanoun wstrętnoun |
| disgust verb to cause an intense dislike for something | brzydzićverb |
| disgusting adjective repulsive, distasteful | obmierzłyadjective obrzydliwyadjective wstrętnyadjective |
| disgustingly | |
| Famagusta noun a city in Cyprus | Famagustanoun |
| feel disgust |
