Polski | Angielski |
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elka | driving school car |
angielka | brogue Oxford shoe veka |
Angielka noun | Englishnoun people from England Englishwomannoun a female native or inhabitant of England |
belka noun | beamnoun connector of notes beamnoun large piece of timber or iron beamnoun principal horizontal beam in a building girdernoun main horizontal support in a building sparnoun thick pole stavenoun parallel lines to write music on |
Bogarodzicielka noun | Mother of Godnoun Mary, mother of Jesus, as the mother of God or God-bearer |
Boża Rodzicielka noun | Mother of Godnoun Mary, mother of Jesus, as the mother of God or God-bearer |
brukselka noun | Brusseliannoun someone from Brussels Brussels sproutnoun vegetable |
butelka noun | baby bottlenoun bottle with a teat bottlenoun container bottlenoun contents of such a container bottlenoun figuratively: alcohol feeding bottlenoun feeding bottle |
butelka Kleina noun | Klein bottlenoun closed surface |
butelka lejdejska noun | Leyden jarnoun glass jar used to accumulate static electricity |
butelka piwa noun | beer bottlenoun a bottle designed to contain beer |
czcicielka noun | enthusiastnoun person filled with or guided by enthusiasm |
dostarczycielka noun | providernoun provider |
dręczycielka noun | tormentornoun someone who torments |
dusicielka noun | chokernoun one who chokes another |
farelka | air heater |
farelka noun | space heaternoun heating appliance |
fregata wielka | Magnificent Frigatebird |
gwałcicielka noun | rapistnoun someone who rapes someone else |
harpia wielka noun | harpy eaglenoun Harpia harpyja |
Izraelka noun | Israelinoun person from Israel or of Israeli descent |
jajko wielkanocne noun | Easter eggnoun a dyed or decorated egg |
kafelkarz noun | tilernoun a person who sets tiles |
kamizelka noun | jelicknoun bodice or vest jerkinnoun a sleeveless jacket, usually leather vestnoun garment worn over a shirt waistcoatnoun a sleeveless, collarless garment |