aut w języku angielskim

authorize▼verb
to grant power or permission

mandate▼verb
authorize

autosexuality▼noun
sexual attraction to oneself

autosome▼noun
any chromosome other than sex chromosomes

hitch-hiking▼

hitchhiking▼

hitch-hiker▼

hitcher▼

hitchhiker▼noun
a person who hitchhikes

hitchhiker▼noun
a person who hitchhikes

freeway▼

expressway▼noun
US: divided highway

highway▼noun
main public road

motorway▼noun
A highway designed for high-speed motor-traffic

autosuggestion▼noun
suggesting thoughts to oneself

autovaccine▼noun

autotelic▼adjective
containing its own meaning or purpose

autotelic▼adjective
deriving meaning and purpose from within

mise en abyme▼noun

autotherapeutic▼adjective

autotherapy▼noun
self-treatment of a medical condition

autotherapy▼noun
the spontaneous cure of a medical condition

autotherapy▼noun
treament of a disease by administration of filtrates from the patient's own pathological secretion

autotomy▼noun
invertebrate self-defense mechanism

autotransformer▼noun

autotransfusion▼noun
blood transfusion in which a person receives their own blood

autotransplantation▼noun

autotroph▼noun
organism that can synthesize its food

autotrophy▼noun
synthesis of food from inorganic substances

autotrophic▼adjective

autotrophy▼noun
synthesis of food from inorganic substances

autotypy▼noun
early photographic process

autotypy▼noun
early photographic process

autotypic▼adjective
relating to an autotype

autoxidator▼noun

autoxidation▼noun

out▼verb
to reveal (a secret)

out▼verb
to reveal as having a certain secret

out▼verb
to reveal to be gay, transgender, etc

autovaccine▼noun