Angielski | Polski |
---|---|
habit noun action performed repeatedly and automatically, usually without awareness | nawyknoun |
habit noun addiction | nałógnoun |
habit noun an action done on a regular basis | nawyknoun zwyczajnoun |
habit noun long piece of clothing worn by monks and nuns | habitnoun |
habit-forming | |
habitable | |
habitable zone | |
habitat noun natural conditions in which a plant or animal lives | siedliskonoun |
habitation noun a place of abode | domostwonoun |
habitation noun the act of inhabitating | zamieszkiwanienoun |
habitual | |
habitual adjective engaging in some behaviour as a habit | zwyczajnyadjective |
habitual adjective of or relating to a habit; performed over and over again | zwyczajnyadjective |
habitual adjective regular or usual | zwyczajnyadjective |
habitually adverb occurring regularly or usually | przeważnieadverb |
habituation noun act of habituating, or accustoming | habituacjanoun |
habitude noun habit, custom, usage | zwyczajnoun |
habitué | |
habitué noun one who frequents a place, a regular | klientnoun |
borderland inhabitant | |
cohabitant noun person who cohabits with another | konkubentnoun |
cohabitation (politics) cooperation between politicians of opposing political parties noun | kohabitacjanoun |
cohabitation noun act of living together | kohabitacjanoun |
cohabitee noun cohabitee | partnernoun |
human habitation | |
inhabit verb to be present in some place | wypełniaćverb zajmowaćverb |
inhabit verb to live or reside in some place | zamieszkiwaćverb |
inhabitant noun someone or thing who lives in a place | mieszkaniecnoun mieszkankanoun |
inhabited adjective having inhabitants | zamieszkanyadjective zamieszkałyadjective |
old habits die hard established habits are difficult to change | |
uninhabitable adjective not inhabitable | niezamieszkiwalnyadjective |
uninhabited adjective not inhabited | bezludnyadjective niezamieszkanyadjective |
uninhabitedness noun | bezludnośćnoun |
Wahhabite noun follower of Wahhabism | wahabitanoun |