інші переклади
głowa |
head
brains
chief
crumpet
loaf
noddle
|
szef |
head
boss
chief
leader
principal
employer
|
łeb |
head
pate
frontlet
nob
noddle
bean
|
głowica |
head
pommel
tip
cap
capital
top
|
główka |
head
boss
knob
|
naczelnik |
head
chief
manager
governor
director
leader
|
nagłówek |
heading
headline
head
caption
headstall
|
czoło |
forehead
face
brow
front
head
forefront
|
przód |
front
fore
head
bow
top
|
kłos |
ear
spike
head
|
głowa państwa |
head
|
obuch |
head
|
dział |
section
department
division
heading
column
head
|
nadlew |
head
top
|
chodnik |
pavement
sidewalk
footpath
carpet
road
head
|
oczep |
cap
head
|
kożuch na mleku |
head
skin
film
|
głowizna |
brawn
head
|
góra stronicy |
head
|
czapka |
cap
covering
head
|
czub |
tuft
tip
topknot
head
|
kierowniczy |
head
managerial
leading
directing
administrative
|
głowowy |
head
cephalic
|
iść |
go
walk
come
go on
run
head
|
główkować |
head
|
być na czele |
head
|
kierować się w stronę |
head
|
płynąć w kierunku |
head
|
zdążać |
head
keep place
make
catch
|
zatytułować |
entitle
head
|
kłosić |
ear
head
|
wiązać |
bind
tie
link
bond
join
head
|
синоніми
прикметник
іменник
дієслово
приклади
Cassian walked around the table and pressed a kiss to the top of her head.
Sam shook his head.
After that the night was over fast, and he woke with a throbbing head in the blue predawn to the trumpeting calls of the modalmen; a couple of dozen greeting the dawn in the desert had been loud, a valley full nearly killed him with fright.
Behind her, the quarterly sales report glows on her monitor beside an open email from the department head congratulating her on the success of Judy’s Lip Rouge.
A quick inspection in the dim light revealed that though her friend remained unconscious, the wound on Emerie’s head had stopped bleeding.
Blood streamed from a cut to his head.
’ She cocked her head.
The kelpie’s head twitched, fingers convulsing in the grass.
Its head snaked around; it gaped and hissed and sped at her, flippers propelling it through the rookery at frightening speed.
Then she turned her head and looked away and slowly walked back inside the gondola – slowly because beneath the weight and bulk of the headdress anything else was impossible.
When I realise I’m shivering I head back to the shore.
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