WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| plaga | | plague |
| | | infestation |
| | | calamity |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| scourge n | figurative (cause of widespread suffering) | plaga ż |
| | That new software's the scourge of the office. |
bane,
bane of your life,
bane of your existence n | figurative (source of annoyance) | plaga ż |
| | My computer's crashed again; technology is the bane of my life! |
| infestation n | (parasites, vermin) | infestacja ż |
| | | plaga ż |
| | | atak m |
| | Urban apartments can have infestations of cockroaches. |
| pestilence n | (plague) | zaraza, plaga ż |
| | The flu was not properly contained and eventually became a pestilence. |
| plague n | (infestation of insects or rats) | plaga ż |
| | The citizens of Hamlin called on the services of the Pied Piper because of a plague of rats. |
| epidemic n | figurative (prevalence) (przenośny) | epidemia, plaga ż |
| | The epidemic of cheating forced the school to take measures. |
| plague n | figurative (epidemic) | plaga ż |
| | | epidemia ż |
| | Many people thought swine flu would be a modern plague. |
| blight n | figurative (cause of ruin, scourge) | plaga ż |
| | His expensive tastes were the blight of their marriage. |
| plague n | (sthg bad and persistent) | plaga ż |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| plaga | | plague |
| | | infestation |
| | | calamity |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| scourge n | figurative (cause of widespread suffering) | plaga ż |
| | That new software's the scourge of the office. |
bane,
bane of your life,
bane of your existence n | figurative (source of annoyance) | plaga ż |
| | My computer's crashed again; technology is the bane of my life! |
| infestation n | (parasites, vermin) | infestacja ż |
| | | plaga ż |
| | | atak m |
| | Urban apartments can have infestations of cockroaches. |
| pestilence n | (plague) | zaraza, plaga ż |
| | The flu was not properly contained and eventually became a pestilence. |
| plague n | (infestation of insects or rats) | plaga ż |
| | The citizens of Hamlin called on the services of the Pied Piper because of a plague of rats. |
| epidemic n | figurative (prevalence) (przenośny) | epidemia, plaga ż |
| | The epidemic of cheating forced the school to take measures. |
| plague n | figurative (epidemic) | plaga ż |
| | | epidemia ż |
| | Many people thought swine flu would be a modern plague. |
| blight n | figurative (cause of ruin, scourge) | plaga ż |
| | His expensive tastes were the blight of their marriage. |
| plague n | (sthg bad and persistent) | plaga ż |