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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| okrutny | | cruel |
| | | harsh |
| | | brutal |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| cruel adj | (brutal) | okrutny przym. |
| | The dog ran away due to the man's cruel beatings. |
| vicious adj | (person: ferocious, nasty) | zły przym. |
| | | brutalny przym. |
| | | okrutny przym. |
| | That girl is vicious; she's always saying cruel things to everyone around her. |
| wicked adj | (mean, evil) | nikczemny przym. |
| | | okrutny przym. |
| | The wicked child tormented the kitten. |
| atrocious adj | (brutal, cruel) | okrutny, potworny, okropny przym. |
| | The Emperor Caligula is remembered for the atrocious punishments he inflicted on those who displeased him. |
| sadistic adj | figurative (person: cruel) | sadystyczny, okrutny przym. |
| | June is a sadistic type who likes to bully people. |
| cruel adj | (mean) | nieludzki, okrutny przym. |
| | It's cruel to eat ice cream in front of Johnny when he can't have any. |
| savage adj | (extremely violent) | okrutny, dziki przym. |
| | The police said it was a savage attack and are appealing for witnesses. |
| heartless adj | (speech, action: lacking compassion) | nieczuły, okrutny przym. |
| inhuman adj | (cruel, unkind) | okrutny, nieludzki przym. |
| | To hit a woman is inhuman. |
| sadistic adj | figurative (act: done to be cruel) | sadystyczny, okrutny przym. |
| | It was sadistic to set the exam time for 6:00 in the morning. |
cold-blooded,
cold blooded adj | figurative (act: cruel, showing no mercy) | okrutny przym. |
| | The massacre was a cold-blooded, ruthless act. |
| cruel adj | (harsh) | okrutny, straszny przym. |
| | His wife's death at the age of 27 was a cruel blow. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| okrutny | | cruel |
| | | harsh |
| | | brutal |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| cruel adj | (brutal) | okrutny przym. |
| | The dog ran away due to the man's cruel beatings. |
| vicious adj | (person: ferocious, nasty) | zły przym. |
| | | brutalny przym. |
| | | okrutny przym. |
| | That girl is vicious; she's always saying cruel things to everyone around her. |
| wicked adj | (mean, evil) | nikczemny przym. |
| | | okrutny przym. |
| | The wicked child tormented the kitten. |
| atrocious adj | (brutal, cruel) | okrutny, potworny, okropny przym. |
| | The Emperor Caligula is remembered for the atrocious punishments he inflicted on those who displeased him. |
| sadistic adj | figurative (person: cruel) | sadystyczny, okrutny przym. |
| | June is a sadistic type who likes to bully people. |
| cruel adj | (mean) | nieludzki, okrutny przym. |
| | It's cruel to eat ice cream in front of Johnny when he can't have any. |
| savage adj | (extremely violent) | okrutny, dziki przym. |
| | The police said it was a savage attack and are appealing for witnesses. |
| heartless adj | (speech, action: lacking compassion) | nieczuły, okrutny przym. |
| inhuman adj | (cruel, unkind) | okrutny, nieludzki przym. |
| | To hit a woman is inhuman. |
| sadistic adj | figurative (act: done to be cruel) | sadystyczny, okrutny przym. |
| | It was sadistic to set the exam time for 6:00 in the morning. |
cold-blooded,
cold blooded adj | figurative (act: cruel, showing no mercy) | okrutny przym. |
| | The massacre was a cold-blooded, ruthless act. |
| cruel adj | (harsh) | okrutny, straszny przym. |
| | His wife's death at the age of 27 was a cruel blow. |
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