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voc. w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| voc. | |
| vocable noun linguistics: word or utterance | słówkonoun |
| vocabulary noun list of words | słownictwonoun |
| vocabulary noun set of words a person knows | słownictwonoun słowniknoun zasób słownynoun |
| vocabulary noun stock of words used in a particular field | nomenklaturanoun słownictwonoun |
| vocabulary noun words of a language collectively | leksykanoun słownictwonoun |
| vocabulary word noun one of the common words of a language | słówkonoun |
| vocal adjective of or pertaining to the voice or speech | głosowyadjective wokalnyadjective |
| vocal cord noun folds of mucous membrane | struna głosowanoun więzadło głosowenoun |
| vocal cords noun folds of tissue | struny głosowenoun |
| vocal fold | |
| vocalic adjective used as a vowel | samogłoskowyadjective |
| vocalist noun singer | wokalistanoun wokalistkanoun |
| vocation noun occupation for which a person is suited | posłannictwonoun powołanienoun |
| vocational (of education) that provides a special skill rather than academic knowledge adjective | zawodowyadjective |
| vocational | |
| vocational school noun A school that provides training in specific skills required for different industries. | szkoła zawodowanoun zawodówkanoun |
| vocative adjective grammar: used in address | wołaczadjective |
| vocative case noun case of address | wołacznoun |
| vociferate verb to cry out with vehemence | wyćverb |
| vociferation noun act of exclaiming; violent outcry | krzyknoun |
| vociferous adjective making a noisy outcry | głośnyadjective |
| vociferously |
