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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| kara | | punishment, castigation |
| | | fine, penalty, sanction |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| penalty n | (punishment for action) | kara ż |
| | The penalty for your crimes is ten years' imprisonment. |
| punishment n | (penalty for offence) | kara ż |
| | Emily's punishment for staying out all night was to be grounded for two weeks. |
| retribution n | (punishment) | kara ż |
| | She found retribution in running up his credit card debt. |
penalization, also UK: penalisation n | (act of imposing a penalty) | kara ż |
| | | karanie n |
| retribution n | (religious: punishment in afterlife) | kara ż |
| | A life of sin will earn you retribution in Hell. |
| chastisement n | (punishment) | kara, nagana ż |
| correction n | dated (punishment) | kara ż |
| | Young offenders used to be sent to this facility for correction. |
| forfeit n | (legal: fine) | grzywna ż |
| | | kara ż |
| | Sam paid the bill late, so he had to pay an additional forfeit. |
| forfeit n | (action performed as penalty) | kara ż |
| | (w grze) | fant m |
| | Maria lost the bet, so she paid the forfeit of doing all her brother's chores for a week. |
| forfeit n | (sports: penalty) | kara ż |
| | The away team did not have sufficient players, so the home team won by a forfeit. |
| diamonds n | (card suit) | karo n |
| | | kara n, l.mn. |
| Uwaga: Used with a singular or plural verb. | | | The two red suits in a deck of playing cards are hearts and diamonds. |
| discipline n | uncountable (punishment) | kara ż |
| | Discipline in this school is normally detention. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| kara | | punishment, castigation |
| | | fine, penalty, sanction |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| penalty n | (punishment for action) | kara ż |
| | The penalty for your crimes is ten years' imprisonment. |
| punishment n | (penalty for offence) | kara ż |
| | Emily's punishment for staying out all night was to be grounded for two weeks. |
| retribution n | (punishment) | kara ż |
| | She found retribution in running up his credit card debt. |
penalization, also UK: penalisation n | (act of imposing a penalty) | kara ż |
| | | karanie n |
| retribution n | (religious: punishment in afterlife) | kara ż |
| | A life of sin will earn you retribution in Hell. |
| chastisement n | (punishment) | kara, nagana ż |
| correction n | dated (punishment) | kara ż |
| | Young offenders used to be sent to this facility for correction. |
| forfeit n | (legal: fine) | grzywna ż |
| | | kara ż |
| | Sam paid the bill late, so he had to pay an additional forfeit. |
| forfeit n | (action performed as penalty) | kara ż |
| | (w grze) | fant m |
| | Maria lost the bet, so she paid the forfeit of doing all her brother's chores for a week. |
| forfeit n | (sports: penalty) | kara ż |
| | The away team did not have sufficient players, so the home team won by a forfeit. |
| diamonds n | (card suit) | karo n |
| | | kara n, l.mn. |
| Uwaga: Used with a singular or plural verb. | | | The two red suits in a deck of playing cards are hearts and diamonds. |
| discipline n | uncountable (punishment) | kara ż |
| | Discipline in this school is normally detention. |
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