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leg w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| privileged adjective having special privileges | uprzywilejowanyadjective wyróżnionyadjective |
| proleg noun appendage of some insect larvae | posuwkanoun |
| prolegomenon | |
| pull one's leg | |
| pull someone's leg verb to tease someone | nabrać kogośverb wkręcaćverb wkręcićverb |
| quadriplegia | |
| radiotelegraph operator | |
| relegate verb to consign | klasyfikowaćverb |
| relegate verb to exile | relegowaćverb |
| relegation noun act of being relegated | degradacjanoun |
| restless legs syndrome noun a neurological disorder characterized by an irresistible urge to move one's body to stop uncomfortable or odd sensations, usually in the legs | |
| rough-legged buzzard noun Buteo lagopus | |
| sacrilege noun desecration, profanation, misuse or violation of something sacred | blasfemianoun bluźnierstwonoun profanacjanoun świętokradztwonoun |
| sacrilegious adjective committing sacrilege | świętokradztwoadjective |
| second leg noun | powrótnoun |
| secondary legislation noun legislation enacted by power derived from another legislation | |
| short-legged adjective having short legs | krótkonogiadjective |
| sit cross-legged | |
| sortilege | |
| tail between one's legs defeated; in a cowardly or miserable manner | |
| telega noun a simple four-wheeled Russian cart without springs | teleganoun |
| telegram noun message sent by telegraph | depeszanoun telegramnoun |
| telegraph noun chiefly historical: electrical device | telegrafnoun |
| telegraph verb to use a telegraph | telegrafowaćverb zatelegrafowaćverb |
| telegrapher | |
| telegraphic adjective brief or concise, resembling a telegram | telegraficznyadjective |
| telegraphic adjective of, or relating to the telegraph | telegraficznyadjective |
| telegraphist | |
| telegraphy noun communication by means of a telegraph | telegrafianoun |
| tetraplegia noun paralysis of all four limbs | tetraplegianoun |
| tetraplegic |
