Angielski | Polski |
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lion noun big cat Panthera leo | lewnoun |
lion noun heraldic charge | lewnoun |
lion noun person with strength and courage | lewnoun |
lion cub noun young lion | lwiątkonoun lwięnoun |
lion dance noun Chinese dance | taniec lwównoun |
Lion of Judah noun Jewish cultural symbol | Lew Judanoun |
lion tamarin | |
lion's den noun a dangerous or frightening place | w paszczy lwanoun |
lion's share noun the majority; a large or generous portion | lwia częśćnoun |
lioness noun female lion | lwicanoun |
Lionheart noun nickname of Richard I of England | Lwie Sercenoun |
antlion noun nocturnal insects | mrówkolewnoun |
aphelion noun point in the elliptical orbit of a planet where it is farthest from the Sun | afeliumnoun apheliumnoun |
Asian lion noun species of lion that inhabited Asia | lew azjatyckinoun lew indyjskinoun lew perskinoun |
battalion noun any large body of troops | batalionnoun |
battalion noun army unit | baonnoun batalionnoun |
bilionth | |
billion (plural) a very large number noun | bilionnoun |
billion noun a million million; 1,000,000,000,000 | bilionnoun |
billion noun a thousand million (1,000,000,000); a milliard | miliardnoun |
billionaire noun wealth exceeding one billion (10⁹) | miliardernoun miliarderkanoun |
billionth noun billionth | bilionowynoun miliardowynoun |
bullion noun bulk quantity of precious metal | sztabanoun |
bullionism noun an economic theory that defines wealth by the amount of precious metals owned | bulionizmnoun |
Chinese lion dog | |
common dandelion | |
common dandelion noun most common and well-known dandelion | brodawniknoun |
cotillion noun bold dance | kotylionnoun |
dandelion adjective of a yellow colour | żółtyadjective |
dandelion noun plant, wild flower of the genus Taraxacum | dmuchawiecnoun mlecznoun podbiałnoun |
decillion 1033 |