“ROW” на Польська мові
інші переклади
noun
| rząd | governmentrowrangecabinetlinerank |
| szereg | numberseriesrowlinechaintrain |
| hałas | noiserowdinracketclamorfuss |
| awantura | rowfusssceneadventuredisturbancescandal |
| kłótnia | quarrelrowbroilwranglesquabblealtercation |
| ciąg | seriesdrafttrainrowrunpull |
| scena | scenestagetheaterarenarowtheatre |
| draka | rowhasslerumpushullabaloo |
| chryja | brawlrowscandalshindy |
| bójka | fightscrimmagescuffleroughhousefrayrow |
| przejażdżka łodzią | row |
| przejażdżka | ridedrivejourneyrunjauntrow |
| amfilada | enfiladesuccessionseriesrow |
| rejwach | hullabaloouproarragshindyrowroughhouse |
| zgiełk | noisetumultdinturmoilhubbubrow |
| granda | rumpusructionrowbunchkidracket |
| harmider | racketdinnoiseuproarbedlamrow |
| raban | rumpusrow |
| skandal | scandaloutragerowbrawl |
| burda | broilbrawlroughfrayfracasrow |
| brewerie | brawlwranglerowdisturbance |
| przeprawa | passagealtercationfordincidentscenerow |
verb
| wiosłować | rowscullpaddleoar |
| kłócić | rowstirdisturbmix upagitate |
| przepłynąć | swimcrosssailrow |
| opływać | flowcircumnavigatesailswimaboundrow |
| ćwiczyć | traindrillhabituatefileroweducate |
| besztać | scoldchidetalktrouncecome downrow |
| awanturować się | brawlwranglecarry onfussracket aboutrow |
синоніми
noun
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Nesta had stayed up two nights in a row reading the author’s first novel, which was as toe-curlingly erotic as she could have wished.
A shelf appeared from the floor, holding a tidy row of cases full of cargo.
He watched as Anne and Jon made their way deeper into the market, the empath turning toward the dried herds that lined one row and the ranger headed toward several vendors selling general goods.
Brauctha went to stand before the row of cages to Rel’s left.
“What’s all this row about, boys?
She caught me vomiting two mornings in a row.
There was a gap, a slim line between two of the boxes in the third row up.
We stand under the row of boards and I find the next one to Bristol Temple Meads.
Gwyn again peered down the row.
In the midst of the row which was opposite the house of the uncle, there was the modest school-house, built by the Indian villagers themselves.
As Baby Brother was led down the hall he passed between a row of cells where inmates grasped the bars and checked out the new meat.