akt w języku angielskim

enable▼verb
to activate a function of an electronic or mechanical device

ablactation▼noun
weaning

wean▼verb
to cease giving milk

wean▼verb
to cease to depend

abstract▼noun
an abridgement or summary

abstract▼noun
an abstraction

abstractification▼noun

acetylgalactose▼noun

anaphylaxic▼

anaphylactic▼adjective
pertaining to anaphylaxis

entr'acte▼noun
interval between two acts

intermission▼noun
break between performances or sessions

antibacterial▼adjective
killing or inhibiting bacteria

antibacterially▼adverb

antimicrobially▼adverb

antibacterial▼adjective
killing or inhibiting bacteria

anapest▼noun
metrical foot

point-and-shoot camera▼

compact camera▼noun
type of camera

artefact▼

artifact▼noun
archaeological object

artifact▼noun
artificial feature

artifact▼noun
biology

artifact▼noun
computing

artifact▼noun
object made or shaped by human hand

ataxic▼adjective
pertaining to ataxia

attractant▼noun

attractor▼noun
set of points or states to which a dynamical system evolves after a long enough time

autodidact▼noun
a self-taught person

autodidactically▼adverb

autodidactic▼

self-taught▼

self-educated▼adjective
having learned without the direction of a teacher

autodidacticism▼noun
self-education; self-directed learning

autodidacticism▼noun
self-education; self-directed learning

nitrobacterium▼noun
species

bacteria▼

bacterium▼noun
single-celled organism with no nucleus or organelles

LAB▼

lactic acid bacteria▼