WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| pale adj | (light in colour) | blady przym. |
| | The room is painted in pale shades. |
| | A pale moon hangs low in the sky. |
| pale adj | (complexion: pallid) | blady przym. |
| | Harriet had lost a lot of blood and was very pale. |
| pale adj | (skin: light or white) | blady przym. |
| | Alfie has very pale skin and has to be careful not to get sunburn. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| pale adj | figurative (inferior) | słaby, blady przym. |
| | Mick's attempt at writing poetry was a pale effort. |
| pale adj | (weak, faint) | blady przym. |
| | | słaby przym. |
| | A dim bulb cast a pale light over the room. |
| pale n | (enclosed area) | zamknięty teren przym. + m |
| pale n | (fence post) | pal m |
| | A fence made of pales stretched around the field. |
| pale n | (limit, bounds) | zasięg m |
| | | granice ż, l.mn. |
| | Unfortunately, this case is outside the pale of my jurisdiction. |
| pale⇒ vi | (become pale, go white) | blednąć ndk. |
| | | zblednąć dk. |
| | Alan paled when he heard the bad news. |
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