Angielski | Polski |
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succulent adjective botany: having fleshy leaves or other tissues that store water | mięsistyadjective soczystyadjective |
succulent adjective juicy or lush | soczystyadjective |
succulently | |
superexcellent adjective Uncommonly excellent | najdoskonalszyadjective najświetniejszyadjective |
talent noun marked ability or skill | darnoun talentnoun zdolnośćnoun |
talent noun unit of weight and money | talentnoun |
talented adjective endowed with talents | utalentowanyadjective |
talentlessness noun state of being without talent | beztalencienoun |
tetravalent adjective having an atomic valence of 4 | czterowartościowyadjective |
there are plenty of fish in the sea there are more opportunities available | |
there are plenty more fish in the sea | |
trivalent adjective having a valence of three | trójwartościowyadjective |
truculent | |
truculent adjective cruel or savage | agresywnyadjective |
truculent adjective deadly or destructive | śmiertelnyadjective |
turbulent | |
turbulent adjective | dzikaadjective |
turbulent flow | |
univalent adjective having an atomic valence of 1 | jednowartościowyadjective |
unrelenting | |
unrelenting adjective not relenting | bezlitosnyadjective |
Valentin | |
Valentina noun female given name | Walentynanoun |
valentine noun a person to whom you give, or from whom you receive, a valentine, on February 14th | walentynkanoun |
valentine noun an expression of affection, especially romantic | walentynkanoun |
Valentine noun male given name | Walentynoun |
Valentine's Day | |
Valentinus noun gnostic theologian | Walentynnoun |
violent adjective intensely vivid | jaskrawyadjective |
violent adjective involving extreme force or motion | gwałtownyadjective |
violent adjective involving physical conflict | brutalnyadjective |
violent adjective likely to use physical force | agresywnyadjective |
violently | |
virulent | |
virulent adjective malignant, able to cause damage to the host | wirulentnyadjective |
virulently |