Słówka Z Deadhouse Gates - Angielski

Front 1

shamble

Back 1

powłóczyć nogami

Front 2

powłóczyć nogami >

Back 2

shamble

Front 3

round

Back 3

róg (corner)

Front 4

róg (corner) >

Back 4

round

Front 5

misshapen

Back 5

zniekształcony, zdeformowany

Front 6

zniekształcony, zdeformowany >

Back 6

misshapen

Front 7

seethe

Back 7

burzyć się, kipieć, gotować, kotłować

Front 8

burzyć się, kipieć, gotować, kotłować >

Back 8

seethe

Front 9

lump

Back 9

guz, zbite, kluska, kawałek

Front 10

guz, zbite, kluska, kawałek >

Back 10

lump

Front 11

glint

Back 11

iskra, migotanie

Front 12

iskra, migotanie >

Back 12

glint

Front 13

glitter

Back 13

blask, błyskotanie, połysk

Front 14

blask, błyskotanie, połysk >

Back 14

glitter

Front 15

clump

Back 15

bryła, kępa

Front 16

bryła, kępa >

Back 16

clump

Front 17

wake

Back 17

nurt

Front 18

nurt >

Back 18

wake

Front 19

pestilence

Back 19

zaraza

Front 20

zaraza >

Back 20

pestilence

Front 21

grit

Back 21

piasek, żwir, drobinki kamienia, chrzęścić

Front 22

piasek, żwir, drobinki kamienia, chrzęścić >

Back 22

grit

Front 23

feeble

Back 23

weak

Front 24

weak >

Back 24

feeble

Front 25

orifice

Back 25

an opening in the body

Front 26

an opening in the body >

Back 26

orifice

Front 27

smother with

Back 27

cover something with smthg, cover face, so they can not breathe

Front 28

cover something with smthg, cover face, so they can not breathe >

Back 28

smother

Front 29

acrid

Back 29

strong, bitter smell, taste

Front 30

strong, bitter smell, taste >

Back 30

acrid

Front 31

revulsion

Back 31

strong feeling of something unpleasant

Front 32

strong feeling of something unpleasant >

Back 32

revulsion

Front 33

bereft

Back 33

pozbawiony

Front 34

pozbawiony >

Back 34

bereft

Front 35

press-ganged

Back 35

forced

Front 36

forced >

Back 36

press-ganged

Front 37

squat

Back 37

bujać się na palcach w przysiadzie

Front 38

bujać się na palcach w przysiadzie >

Back 38

squat

Front 39

sprawl

Back 39

rozłożyć się, kończyny na podłożu

Front 40

rozłożyć się, kończyny na podłożu >

Back 40

sprawl

Front 41

fickle

Back 41

bardzo zmienna osoba (opinie)/stan (condition)

Front 42

bardzo zmienna osoba (opinie)/stan (condition) >

Back 42

fickle

Front 43

minute

Back 43

małe

Front 44

małe >

Back 44

minute

Front 45

etched

Back 45

wytrawione (np. napisy w szkle)

Front 46

wytrawione (np. napisy w szkle) >

Back 46

etched

Front 47

shin

Back 47

goleń

Front 48

goleń >

Back 48

shin

Front 49

pageantry

Back 49

splendid colorful ceremonies

Front 50

splendid colorful ceremonies >

Back 50

pageantry

Front 51

sear

Back 51

to burn the surface of smthg

Front 52

to burn the surface of smthg >

Back 52

sear

Front 53

taut

Back 53

tight or completely stretched; tense and excited or nervous

Front 54

tight or completely stretched; tense and excited or nervous >

Back 54

taut

Front 55

haughty

Back 55

wywyższający się

Front 56

wywyższający się >

Back 56

haughty

Front 57

yearning

Back 57

desire of smthg difficult to have

Front 58

desire of smthg difficult to have >

Back 58

yearning

Front 59

gaunt

Back 59

thin (from illness or hunger) / bare and unatractive

Front 60

thin (from illness or hunger) / bare and unatractive >

Back 60

gaunt

Front 61

pampered

Back 61

treated as comfortably as possible

Front 62

treated as comfortably as possible >

Back 62

pampered

Front 63

spat

Back 63

short argument (unimportant)

Front 64

short argument (unimportant) >

Back 64

spat

Front 65

drape

Back 65

to cover smth loosely with cloth, to be covered -||-

Front 66

to cover smth loosely with cloth, to be covered -||- >

Back 66

drape

Front 67

defrock

Back 67

wyrzucić księdza (ekskomunikować)

Front 68

wyrzucić księdza (ekskomunikować) >

Back 68

defrock

Front 69

piety (pious)

Back 69

strognly beliving in religion (przymiotnik)

Front 70

strognly beliving in religion (+przymiotnik) >

Back 70

piety (pious)

Front 71

cloister

Back 71

klasztor, krużganek klasztorny

Front 72

klasztor, krużganek klasztorny >

Back 72

cloister

Front 73

derision

Back 73

smone, smthg laughed at, considered ridiculous, of no value

Front 74

smone, smthg laughed at, considered ridiculous, of no value >

Back 74

derision

Front 75

derisive

Back 75

showing derision

Front 76

showing derision >

Back 76

derisive

Front 77

gaff

Back 77

oszczep na ryby

Front 78

oszczep na ryby >

Back 78

gaff

Front 79

slant

Back 79

showing one side of an argument - unfair / lean in a diagonal position, to slope

Front 80

showing one side of an argument - unfair / lean in a diagonal position, to slope >

Back 80

slant

Front 81

shabby

Back 81

looking old and in bad condition because of long use or lack of care

Front 82

looking old and in bad condition because of long use or lack of care >

Back 82

shabby

Front 83

glower

Back 83

to look very angry, annoyed or threatening

Front 84

to look very angry, annoyed or threatening >

Back 84

glower

Front 85

colonnade

Back 85

kolumnada

Front 86

kolumnada >

Back 86

colonnade

Front 87

tittle-tattle (tittle)

Back 87

talk about other people's lives that is usually unkind, disapproving or not true; gossip

Front 88

talk about other people's lives that is usually unkind, disapproving or not true; gossip >

Back 88

tittle-tattle (tittle)

Front 89

inkling

Back 89

when you think that something is true or likely to happen, although you are not certain

Front 90

when you think that something is true or likely to happen, although you are not certain >

Back 90

inkling

Front 91

wiry

Back 91

thin but strong, and often able to bend easily;

Front 92

thin but strong >

Back 92

wiry

Front 93

divergence

Back 93

to follow a different direction, split paths, to become different

Front 94

to follow a different direction, split paths, to become different >

Back 94

divergence

Front 95

gall

Back 95

rudeness and inability to understand that your behaviour or what you say is not acceptable to other people

Front 96

rudeness and inability to understand that your behaviour or what you say is not acceptable to other people >

Back 96

gall

Front 97

bungle

Back 97

to do something wrong, in a careless or stupid way

Front 98

to do something wrong, in a careless or stupid way >

Back 98

bungle

Front 99

illicit

Back 99

illegal

Front 100

illegal >

Back 100

illicit