lok w języku angielskim

bouclé▼noun
fabric

curl▼noun
curving lock of hair

location▼noun
act of locating

valet▼

drudge▼noun
person who works for someone else

footman▼noun
male servant

lackey▼noun
liveried male servant

servile▼adjective
slavish or submissive

premises▼noun
land, and all the built structures on it, considered as a single place

grassroots▼adjective
of the grass roots

polling place▼

voting station▼

polling station▼noun
place where voters go to cast their ballot

localisation▼

location▼noun
place

locate▼verb
designate the site or place of

local loop▼noun

locally▼adverb
with respect to place

locally compact▼adjective

locality▼noun
maths, computing: condition of being local

stead▼noun
a place, or spot, in general

local▼adjective
computing: having limited scope

local▼adjective
math: applying to a limited space

local▼adjective
of a nearby location

locant▼

placing▼

prepositional case▼noun
case serving as object of a preposition

boarder▼

lodger▼

lessee▼noun
one to whom a lease is given

occupant▼noun
owner or tenant

tenant▼noun
one who pays a fee in return for the use of land, etc.

Loki▼noun
god of mischief and trickery

traction engine▼noun
steam engine

locomotion▼

loco▼noun
locomotive (short form)

locomotive▼noun
self-propelled vehicle that runs on rails

product placement▼noun
a form of advertising

emplace▼

latch on▼verb
to grasp; to become attached to