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41 Brod
ship, vessel, manji boat, craft, na brodu aboard, parni brod steamer, motorni brod motorship, prekooceanski brod liner, trgovački brod merchant ship, teretni brod cargo ship, freighter, slobodne plovidbe tramp (ship),* * *• Bandage -
42 brod
ship, vessel, manji boat, craft, na brodu aboard, parni brod steamer, motorni brod motorship, prekooceanski brod liner, trgovački brod merchant ship, teretni brod cargo ship, freighter, slobodne plovidbe tramp (ship),* * *• boat• sail• vessel• watercraft• shiping• ships• ship• prow• liner• ford• motor ship• nave -
43 stat|ek
m (G statku) Żegl. ship- podróżować statkiem to travel by ship- wsiąść na statek do Indii to take a ship to India- statek podniósł kotwicę i ruszył w drogę the ship weighed anchor and set off- □ statek atomowy nuclear-powered ship- statek drobnicowy general cargo vessel- statek flagowy flagship- statek hydrograficzny hydrographic ship- statek jądrowy nuclear ship- statek kablowy cable layer- statek kołowy paddle steamer, paddle boat- statek kontenerowy container ship- statek kosmiczny Astronaut. spaceship, spacecraft- statek latarniowy lightship- statek liniowy liner; dreadnought Hist.- statek powietrzny Lotn. airship- statek pożarniczy fireboat- statek przetwórnia factory ship- statek ratowniczy lifeboat- statek skośnożaglowy bark- statek spacerowy pleasure boat- statek szkolny training ship- statek warsztatowy repair shipThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > stat|ek
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44 tramp
[træmp]1. verb1) to walk with heavy footsteps:يَمْشي مُتَثاقِلاHe tramped up the stairs.
يَتَجَوَّل سَيْرا على الأقْدامShe loves tramping over the hills.
2. noun1) a person with no fixed home or job, who travels around on foot and usually lives by begging:صُعْلوك مُتَشَرِّدHe gave his old coat to a tramp.
2) a long walk.جَوْلَةٌ سَيْرا على الأقْدام3) the sound of heavy footsteps.وَقْع الأقْدام4) ( also tramp steamer) a small cargo-boat with no fixed route.قارِب رُكّاب غَيْر مُحَدَّد الإتِّجاه5) (American) a prostitute or a woman who sleeps with a lot of men.زانِيَه تَنام مع عِدَّة رجال -
45 şilep
freighter, tramp steamer, cargo boat
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