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row w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| row noun in a table | wiersznoun |
| row verb intransitive: to propel a boat or other craft over water using oars | wiosłowaćverb |
| row noun line of objects | rządnoun szeregnoun |
| row noun noisy argument | awanturanoun |
| row verb transitive:to propel over water using oars | wiosłowaćverb |
| rowan noun Sorbus aucuparia | jarząb pospolitynoun jarzębinanoun |
| rowan noun tree or shrub of the genus Sorbus | jarząbnoun jarzębinanoun |
| rowanberry noun fruits of the rowan | jarzębinanoun |
| rowboat noun small boat that is rowed | łódź wiosłowanoun |
| rowdily adverb | awanturniczoadverb |
| rowdiness noun the state of being rowdy | awanturnictwonoun awanturniczośćnoun |
| rowdy adjective rough and disorderly | awanturniczyadjective |
| rowdy fellow | |
| rowel noun small spiked wheel on the end of a spur | ostroganoun |
| rower noun person who rows a boat | bębniarznoun wioślarkanoun wioślarznoun |
| rowing noun action of the verb "to row" | wiosłowanienoun wioślarstwonoun |
| rowing noun the sport | wioślarstwonoun |
| rowing machine | |
| rowlock noun support for an oar | dulkanoun |
| a drowning man will clutch at a straw | |
| absence makes the heart grow fonder When someone or something is far away, one realizes how much one loves or misses them or it | |
| acrow prop noun | stempelnoun |
| adorn oneself with borrowed plumes verb adorn oneself with borrowed plumes | |
| aftergrowth noun second growth, figuratively | potomstwonoun |
| aftergrowth noun second growth, seen in plants | potomstwonoun |
| American tree sparrow noun Spizelloides arborea | spizela drzewnanoun |
| are you doing anything tomorrow familiar | |
| are you doing anything tomorrow polite | |
| arrow noun projectile | strzałanoun strzałkanoun szypnoun |
| arrow noun symbol | strzałanoun |
