| Polski | Angielski |
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| rozczarowanie noun | disappointmentnoun
emotion disillusionnoun
act or state of disenchanting or freeing from a false belief disillusionmentnoun
feeling that arises from the discovery that something is not what it was anticipated to be dragnoun
someone or something that is disappointing |
| rozczarowany adjective | disappointedadjective
defeated of hope or expectation |
| rozczarowujący adjective | disappointingadjective
that disappoints or disappoint |
| rozczłonkować verb | dismemberverb
remove limbs |
| rozczłonkowywać verb | dismemberverb
remove limbs limbverb
to remove limbs |
| rozczochrany adjective | dishevelledadjective
untidy in appearance |
| rozczulać verb | moveverb
to arouse the feelings or passions of touchverb
affect emotionally |
| rozczulić verb | moveverb
to arouse the feelings or passions of |
| rozdąć verb | distendverb
to cause to swell |
| rozdać verb | hand outverb
to distribute |
| rozdąć się verb | distendverb
to extend or expand |
| rozdająca noun | dealernoun
the person who deals the cards in a card game |
| rozdający noun | dealernoun
the person who deals the cards in a card game |
| rozdanie noun | dealnoun
distribution of cards |
| rozdawać | give out |
| rozdawać verb | distributeverb
to apportion distributeverb
to deliver or pass out distributeverb
to divide into portions and dispense distributeverb
to scatter or spread distributeverb
to supply to retail outlets hand outverb
to distribute |
| rozdeptywać verb | trample(transitive) to crush something by walking on it
verb |
| rozdmuchać verb | fanverb
move or spread in multiple directions from one point |
| rozdrabniać | crumble get bogged down get sidetracked |
| rozdrabniający adjective | mulchingadjective |
| rozdrabnianie noun | comminutionnoun
breaking or grinding up of a material |
| rozdrapać | scratch open scratch up |
| rozdrażniać verb | irritateverb
to cause or induce displeasure or irritation |
| rozdrażnienie | exasperation |
| rozdrażnienie noun | peevishnessnoun
the state of being peevish petulancenoun
childish impatience or sulkiness tempernoun
tendency to be of a certain type of mood |
