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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| charakter | | character, nature, personality |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| temperament n | (person: character, disposition) | temperament, charakter m |
| | Mandy has a difficult temperament, but she is truly a generous and caring person. |
pizzazz, pizazz n | informal (excitement or sparkle) (potoczny, przenośny) | ikra ż |
| | (potoczny, przenośny) | kop m |
| | | charakter m |
| | I like a party with a lot of pizzazz. |
| character n | (moral quality) | charakter m |
| | Our employees are people of good character. |
| | Nasi pracownicy to ludzie o dobrym charakterze. |
| backbone n | figurative (determination, courage) (przenośny) | charakter m |
| | It takes backbone to confront your boss. |
| personage n | (character) | osobowość ż |
| | | charakter m |
| | There is a description for each painting that describes in detail who each personage is. |
| temperament n | (animal: nature, character) | temperament, charakter m |
| | Labrador retrievers are said to have friendly, pleasant temperaments. |
| identity n | (thing: character, nature) | natura ż |
| | | charakter m |
| | Each plant has an identity of its own. The Venus de Milo has kept its unique identity, despite the loss of its arms. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| character n | (nature) | charakter m |
| | | natura ż |
| | It's not in his character to tell lies. |
| character n | (thing: special qualities) | osobowość ż |
| | | charakter m |
| | I love this piano; it has a lot of character! |
| nature n | (personality) | charakter m |
| | | usposobienie n |
| | | natura ż |
| | He is rough on the outside, but once you get to know him, you realize that his nature is basically good. |
| texture n | figurative (character) | charakter m |
| | This book gives an idea of the texture of life in a remote village in the early twentieth century. |
| complexion n | (nature, aspect) | natura ż |
| | | charakter m |
| | New evidence has completely changed the complexion of this case. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| charakter | | character, nature, personality |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| temperament n | (person: character, disposition) | temperament, charakter m |
| | Mandy has a difficult temperament, but she is truly a generous and caring person. |
pizzazz, pizazz n | informal (excitement or sparkle) (potoczny, przenośny) | ikra ż |
| | (potoczny, przenośny) | kop m |
| | | charakter m |
| | I like a party with a lot of pizzazz. |
| character n | (moral quality) | charakter m |
| | Our employees are people of good character. |
| | Nasi pracownicy to ludzie o dobrym charakterze. |
| backbone n | figurative (determination, courage) (przenośny) | charakter m |
| | It takes backbone to confront your boss. |
| personage n | (character) | osobowość ż |
| | | charakter m |
| | There is a description for each painting that describes in detail who each personage is. |
| temperament n | (animal: nature, character) | temperament, charakter m |
| | Labrador retrievers are said to have friendly, pleasant temperaments. |
| identity n | (thing: character, nature) | natura ż |
| | | charakter m |
| | Each plant has an identity of its own. The Venus de Milo has kept its unique identity, despite the loss of its arms. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| character n | (nature) | charakter m |
| | | natura ż |
| | It's not in his character to tell lies. |
| character n | (thing: special qualities) | osobowość ż |
| | | charakter m |
| | I love this piano; it has a lot of character! |
| nature n | (personality) | charakter m |
| | | usposobienie n |
| | | natura ż |
| | He is rough on the outside, but once you get to know him, you realize that his nature is basically good. |
| texture n | figurative (character) | charakter m |
| | This book gives an idea of the texture of life in a remote village in the early twentieth century. |
| complexion n | (nature, aspect) | natura ż |
| | | charakter m |
| | New evidence has completely changed the complexion of this case. |
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