Polski | Angielski |
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Rut | Ru |
Rut noun | Ruthnoun book of the Bible Ruthnoun female given name |
ruta noun | ruenoun any of various perennial shrubs of the genus Ruta |
ruta zwyczajna noun | common ruenoun Ruta graveolens |
ruten noun | rutheniumnoun chemical element |
ruter noun | routernoun device that connects local area networks to form a larger internet |
rutewka noun | meadowruenoun plant |
rutherford | rutherford |
rutherford noun | rutherfordiumnoun chemical element |
rutyl noun | rutilenoun the most frequent of the three polymorphs of titanium dioxide |
rutyna | rutin rutoside sophorin |
rutyna noun | groovenoun fixed routine |
andrut noun | wafernoun biscuit |
bankrut noun | bankruptnoun insolvent person |
bankrutka noun | bankruptnoun insolvent person |
bankrutować verb | go bankruptverb to become bankrupt |
Bejrut noun | Beirutnoun capital and largest city of Lebanon |
brutal noun | brutenoun brutal person |
brutalizm noun | Brutalismnoun style of modernist architecture brutalitynoun a state of being brutal |
brutalnie adverb | brutallyadverb in a brutal manner ferociouslyadverb in a ferocious manner |
brutalność noun | brutalitynoun a state of being brutal brutalitynoun The use of excessive physical force, often in the form of violence |
brutalność policji noun | police brutalitynoun use of excessive force by a police officer |
brutalny | smashmouth |
brutalny adjective | brutaladjective savagely violent ferociousadjective Marked by extreme and violent energy savageadjective brutal, vicious or merciless savageadjective fierce and ferocious trigger-happyadjective inclined to behave recklessly violentadjective involving physical conflict |
brute force | brute force |
brutto noun | grossnoun total earnings or amount |
brutto adjective | grossadjective including all associated amounts ruggedadjective not neat or regular uncouthadjective unrefined, crude |