(ciężar ciosu)
siła uderzenia
main force of a blow
/dɪɚɹˈæmə/
(makieta)
diorama
a small-scale three-dimensional model or display depicting a scene, often enclosed within a glass case for viewing
A diorama is a three-dimensional miniature model that represents a scene, often used to depict historical events, natural landscapes, or fictional settings. It’s like a snapshot of a larger world, captured in a small space, such as a shoebox or a museum display. Dioramas combine crafted figures, objects, and background images to create a realistic or sometimes imaginative scene. They are commonly used in education to bring lessons to life, in museums to illustrate history, and by hobbyists for artistic expression.
(szansa)
prawdopodobieństwo
the probability or chance of something occurring
unlikelihood/ɹˈʌfiən/
(łobuz)
bandzior
a violent or lawless person
(przygnębiające uczucie)
ukłucie
an unexpected and quick feeling of a particular emotion, often a negative one
/mˈækɹəkˌɑːzəm/
(wszechświat)
makrokosmos
the universe or the entirety of a complex system, seen as a larger entity encompassing all its parts
(polip słodkowodny)
hydra
a freshwater polyp with a cylindrical body and tentacles
(wigor)
duch
a lively, quick-witted, or vivacious quality, often characterized by intelligence, wit, or charm
(przyrostek)
prefiks
(grammar) a letter or a set of letters that are added to the beginning of a word to alter its meaning and make a new word
A prefix is a type of affix that is added to the beginning of a base word or root to modify its meaning. Prefixes can change the meaning of the word in various ways, such as indicating negation, repetition, or degree. For example, the prefix "un-" can be added to the word "happy" to form "unhappy", which means not happy. Other examples include "redo", where the prefix "re-" indicates doing something again, and "preview", where "pre-" means before. Prefixes are important in word formation, allowing for the creation of new words and the expansion of vocabulary in many languages.
(świta)
retinue
a group of attendants or followers, typically accompanying an important person
(zbiór zwierząt)
menażeria
a collection of live animals kept for exhibition, usually in a zoo or as part of a traveling circus
(Czar.)
Iluzja
skillful tricks or sleight of hand performed as part of a magic or illusionist's performance
/ɹˈɑːndoʊ/
(rond)
rondo
instrumental music with a recurring theme often found in the final movement of a sonata or concerto
(humus)
glina
a fertile soil composed of a balanced mixture of sand, silt, and clay, ideal for plant growth
(braterska więź)
braterstwo
the relationship between two or more brothers
(posunięcie strategiczne)
gambit
a strategic action or remark that is used to gain an advantage, particularly in the early stages of a situation, game, conversation, etc.
(podpora)
balast
anything that provides stability or balance, either literally or metaphorically, ensuring equilibrium or support
(hart ducha)
dzielność
the spirit and resilience that allows one to carry on
(robactwo)
szkodniki
small animals or insects that are believed to be destructive and are difficult to handle when they appear in a considerable number
Vermin generally refers to a group of small animals that are considered to be pests and are often unwelcome in human habitation or agricultural areas. This group of animals can include rodents such as rats and mice, as well as insects like cockroaches and bedbugs. They are known for causing damage to property, spreading disease, and competing with humans for resources. Vermin can be a serious problem in both urban and rural areas, and many methods have been developed to control their populations, including traps, poisons, and other forms of pest management. Despite the negative connotations associated with the term "vermin," many of these animals are an important part of the ecosystem and serve valuable ecological roles.
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