Angielski | Polski |
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rick noun stack or pile, of straw, hay etc. | brógnoun |
rickets noun disorder of infancy | krzywicanoun |
rickettsia | |
rickety | |
rickety adjective feeble in the joints, tottering | kulawyadjective |
rickety adjective not strong because of poor construction or upkeep | chwiejnyadjective |
ricksha | |
rickshaw noun two-wheeled carriage | rikszanoun rykszanoun |
bang one's head against a brick wall verb to waste effort on a futile project | |
brick noun a building material | cegłanoun |
brick noun hardened block used for building | cegłanoun |
brick noun | cegłanoun |
brick adjective made of brick(s) | ceglanyadjective |
brick and mortar adjective buildings and property for the conduct of a business | fizykadjective |
brick red adjective colour | ceglastyadjective |
bricker noun someone who makes bricks | cegielniknoun ceglarznoun |
bricklayer noun craftsman | murarznoun |
bricklaying | |
brickyard noun factory where bricks are produced or distributed | cegielnianoun |
bush-cricket | |
crick | |
cricket noun game | krykietnoun |
cricket noun insect | świerszcznoun |
derrick noun framework constructed over a mine or oil well | wieża wiertniczanoun |
dirty trick noun an unkind trick | świństwonoun |
Erick | |
Frederick noun male given name | Fryderyknoun |
hat trick noun three achievements in a single game or similar | hat-tricknoun |
house cricket noun Acheta domestica | świerszcz domowynoun |
jinricksha | |
lay brick | |
like talking to a brick wall | |
Limerick noun county | Limericknoun |
limerick noun humorous rhyming verse of five lines | limeryknoun |
Limerick noun town | Limericknoun |
magic trick noun act of illusion or magic | |
maverick noun one who is unconventional or does not abide by rules | indywidualistanoun |