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mate w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| dematerialize (transitive) to cause to disappear by becoming immaterial verb | dematerializowaćverb |
| dialectical materialism noun branch of philosophy | |
| dichromate | |
| dura mater noun outermost layer of the meninges | opona twardanoun |
| ecoclimate noun | bioklimatnoun ekoklimatnoun |
| estimate (construction and business) a document specifying how much a job will probably cost noun | kosztorysnoun |
| estimate noun rough calculation or guess | oszacowanienoun |
| estimate verb to calculate roughly | szacowaćverb |
| estimated | |
| exanimate adjective lifeless; dead | martwyadjective |
| first mate | |
| first mate noun nautical: officer next in rank to the captain | druginoun |
| flatmate noun a person with whom one shares a flat | współlokatornoun współlokatorkanoun |
| fool's mate noun quickest possible checkmate | mat głupcanoun mat szkolnynoun mat żakowskinoun |
| formate noun salt or ester of formic acid | mrówczannoun |
| formateur | |
| glutamate noun salt or ester of glutamic acid | glutaminiannoun |
| helpmate noun problem in chess | mat pomocniczynoun |
| historical materialism noun | |
| housemate noun someone living in the same house | współlokatorkanoun |
| illegitimate adjective against the law | nielegalnyadjective |
| illegitimate adjective born to unmarried parents | nieślubnyadjective |
| immaterial | |
| immaterialism | |
| inanimate adjective in grammar | nieżywotnyadjective |
| inmate noun one confined to institution, such as a prison | więziarkanoun |
| intimate adjective closely acquainted; familiar | bliskiadjective |
| intimate adjective of or involved in a sexual relationship | intymnyadjective |
| intimate adjective personal, private | intymnyadjective osobistyadjective |
| intimate verb To suggest or disclose discreetly | sugerowaćverb zasugerowaćverb |
| know intimately | |
| legitimate adjective lawful | legalnyadjective prawowityadjective |
