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Słownictwo — dom i przedmioty codzienne (angielski): 299 słów

Rooms, furniture and the objects around you at home (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese). Ta strona pokazuje 40 z nich wraz z tłumaczeniem na angielski, a następnie pozwala ćwiczyć cały zestaw w obu kierunkach z powtórkami rozłożonymi w czasie.

Polski → Angielski: pierwsze 40 słów

PolskiAngielskiUwagi
domhomeThe feeling of belonging and comfort, not the building itself.
domhouseA building where people live, usually one family's home.
pokójroomA separate enclosed space inside a building, with its own walls and entrance.
sypialniabedroomThe space in a home where you sleep.
kuchniakitchenThe part of a home where meals are prepared and cooked.
łazienkabathroomThe space in a home with a tub, sink and toilet for washing.
korytarzhallwayA narrow passage inside a building that connects the other spaces.
schodystairsA set of steps leading from one level of a building to another.
drzwidoorThe hinged panel you open to go into or out of a space.
oknowindowAn opening in a wall fitted with glass to let in light.
ścianawallA vertical surface enclosing a building or dividing its inner spaces.
sufitceilingThe overhead surface above you when you are indoors.
podłogafloorThe flat surface you walk on indoors. Not a storey of a building.
dachroofThe covering on top of a building that keeps out rain.
piwnicabasementA level of a building lying below ground level.
strychatticThe space just under a building's top covering, often used for storage.
szafaclosetA storage room or cabinet for clothes, not a private space.
meblefurnitureTables, chairs, beds and similar movable items that fill a home.
stółtableA flat top on legs at which you eat or work.
krzesłochairA seat with a back, made for one person.
łóżkobedThe piece of furniture you lie down on to sleep.
sofasofaA long padded seat with a back, for two or more people.
kanapacouchInformal word for sofa; the words are interchangeable.
biurkodeskA piece of furniture with a top and drawers, used for writing or study.
półkashelfA flat board fixed horizontally to hold books or other objects.
szafkacabinetFurniture for storage, not a government body.
szufladadrawerA sliding box-like compartment that pulls out of a chest or cabinet.
kredenscupboardA piece of furniture with doors and shelves for storing dishes or food.
blatcounterThe flat work surface in a kitchen where food is prepared.
zlewsinkA basin for washing, not something that goes down in water.
piekarnikovenAn enclosed compartment that heats food, used for baking and roasting.
lodówkarefrigeratorA cooled cabinet that keeps food and drink fresh, above freezing point.
zamrażarkafreezerAn appliance that keeps food well below zero so it stays solid for months.
mikrofalówkamicrowaveA small kitchen appliance that heats food fast using electromagnetic waves.
zmywarkadishwasherA machine that washes plates, glasses and cutlery automatically.
kranfaucetThe fitting on a sink or pipe that you turn to let water flow.
wannabathtubA large basin you fill with water and lie in to wash yourself.
prysznicshowerA washing spot where water sprays down on you from above while you stand.
lustromirrorA glass surface with a reflective backing in which you see yourself.
lampalampA movable household device that gives light, standing on a table or the floor.

259 słów więcej w pełnej bibliotece „Home & Everyday Objects”, każde dopasowane w siedmiu językach i zaplanowane dla Ciebie przez powtórki rozłożone w czasie. Dodaj ją do swojego konta i zacznij ćwiczyć Polski → Angielski jednym kliknięciem.

Na co uważać — angielski

  • 299 słów ma notatkę o użyciu w pełnej bibliotece, na wypadek gdy bezpośrednie tłumaczenie mogłoby wprowadzić w błąd.

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