“HEAD” на польській мові

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іменник
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
прикметник
kierowniczy
head managerial leading directing administrative
głowowy
head cephalic
дієслово
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

chief principal leading main first foremost prime premier senior top highest supreme superior top-ranking ranking

іменник

skull cranium crown nut noodle noggin dome

дієслово

lead be at the front of be first lead the way

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.