rząd w języku angielskim

ordinal number▼noun
generalized kind of number to denote the length of a well-order on a set

ordinal number▼noun
grammar: word used to denote relative position in a sequence

ordinal▼noun
ordinal number

ordinal number▼noun
grammar: word used to denote relative position in a sequence

ordinal numeral▼noun
grammar: word used to represent a cardinal number

intergovernmental▼adjective
of, relating to, or involving two or more governments

superorder▼noun
taxonomic category

organ▼noun
body of an organization

organ▼noun
official magazine, newsletter, or similar publication

organ▼noun
part of an organism

sex organ▼noun
organ used in sexual reproduction

sense organ▼noun
an organic sensor

genitalia▼noun
genitals or sex organs

xenokidney▼noun

disarray▼noun
Want of array or regular order

disorder▼noun
absence of order

mess▼noun
confusion of things

muddle▼noun
a mixture; a confusion; a garble

untidiness▼noun
the quality of being untidy

untidily▼

desultory▼adjective
jumping, or passing, from one thing or subject to another, without order or rational connection

untidy▼adjective
unorganized

harlotry▼

misrule▼

depravity▼noun
A particular depraved act or trait

harlot▼noun
a female prostitute

scarlet▼adjective
sinful

new world order▼

New World Order▼noun
conspiracy theory

a new broom sweeps clean▼new management will often make radical changes

rite▼noun
ritual

ritual▼noun
repeated set of actions

instrumentation▼

equipment▼noun
whatever is used in equipping

NGO▼

non-governmental organization▼noun
organization with no government participation

ordered pair▼noun
in set theory

timing belt▼noun
a part of an internal combustion engine

in a row▼successively

ancillary▼adjective
subordinate, secondary, auxiliary, accessory