WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| lime n | (green citrus fruit) | limona ż |
| | The bartender put a slice of lime into the drink. |
| lime n | (flavour of lime) | limonka ż |
| | The candy tasted like lime. |
| lime n as adj | (flavored with lime) | limonkowy przym. |
| | Jenny made a cake with lime frosting. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| lime n | (white substance: CaO) | wapno n |
| | Lime was often used as an ingredient in mortar for construction in the ancient world. |
| lime n | (citrus tree that bears limes) | limonka ż |
| | Ben decided to try to grow a lime in his yard. |
| lime n | (colour: acid green) | limonka ż |
| | Tom wanted to repaint the walls because he thought lime was too bold a color. |
| lime n | UK, colloquial (linden tree) | lipa ż |
| | Mike had an old lime in his backyard. |
| lime n as adj | (acid green) (intensywnie zielony) | limonkowy przym. |
| | Lisa had her car spray-painted a garish lime color. |
| lime⇒ vtr | (wall: whitewash) | wapnować ndk. |
| lime [sth]⇒ vtr | (put birdlime on) | nakładać lep na ptaki na coś zwrot ndk. |
| | | nałożyć lep na ptaki na coś zwrot dk. |
| | Alex limed the branch to try to catch a bird. |
| lime [sth] vtr | (throw lime on dirt) | wapnować ndk. |
| | The farmer limed the fields to help sustain plant growth. |
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