Angielski | Polski |
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glasshouse noun building made of glass in which plants are grown | szklarnianoun |
glasspaper noun | papier ściernynoun szmergielnoun |
glassworks | |
glassy adjective of or like glass | szklanyadjective |
go slow as molasses in January | |
hand-held tea glass holder | |
harmony glass harmonica | |
high-class adjective recognized for quality | literackiadjective |
hourglass noun clock | klepsydranoun zegar piaskowynoun |
hourglass figure noun a human body shape resembling an hourglass | figura klepsydrynoun |
I lost my glasses I lost my glasses | |
infraclass | |
isinglass noun gelatine obtained from fish | karuknoun |
John Lennon glasses | |
look at under the magnifying glass | |
look through rose-tinted glasses | |
lower class noun class of people | podklasanoun |
magnifying glass noun instrument | lupanoun |
metaclass noun object-oriented programming | metaklasanoun |
middle class noun social and economic class | klasa średnianoun |
milk glass noun white, opaque glass | szkło mlecznenoun |
molasses noun thick brownish syrup refined from sugarcane | melasanoun |
opal glass noun opaque glass | szkło opalowenoun |
opera glasses noun small binoculars | |
outclass | |
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones one shouldn't criticize others for having the same fault | źdźbło w oku bliźniego widzisz, a belki w swoim nie dostrzegasz |
plexiglass noun polymethyl methacrylate | pleksiglasnoun |
postclassical adjective after the classical era | poklasycznyadjective postklasycznyadjective |
quarter glass noun small triangular-shaped window | kustodianoun |
reception class | |
rose-colored glasses noun overly optimistic perception of something | różowe okularynoun |
safety glasses | |
sandglass | |
second-class | |
second-class citizen |