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I . fruit <- [or -s]> [fru:t] SAM.

1. fruit BOT.:

owoc m. spol
owocować [perf za-]

2. fruit:

owoce m. spol mn.

II . fruit [fru:t] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

brunt [brʌnt] SAM. brez mn.

I . bruise [bru:z] SAM.

1. bruise (on body):

siniak m. spol

2. bruise (on fruit):

obicie sr. spol

III . bruise [bru:z] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

fruity [ˈfru:ti, am. angl. -t̬i] PRID.

1. fruity (like fruit):

2. fruity pog. (suggestive):

I . brush [brʌʃ] SAM.

2. brush (for painting):

pędzel m. spol

3. brush brez mn. (stroke):

muśnięcie sr. spol

4. brush (argument):

utarczka ž. spol

5. brush (encounter):

6. brush brez mn. AM (brushwood):

zarośla sr. spol mn.

7. brush (fox tail):

kita ž. spol

II . brush [brʌʃ] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. brush (clean, make smooth):

2. brush (remove):

3. brush (touch):

I . brute [bru:t] SAM.

1. brute slabš. (person):

brutal m. spol

2. brute (animal):

zwierzę sr. spol
bydlę sr. spol

II . brute [bru:t] PRID.

1. brute (brutal):

2. brute (primitive):

Brit [brɪt] SAM. pog.

Angol m. spol

bruiser [ˈbru:zəʳ, am. angl. -zɚ] SAM. iron. pog.

byk m. spol
osiłek m. spol

II . recruit [rɪˈkru:t] SAM.

1. recruit VOJ.:

rekrut m. spol

2. recruit of organization:

nowy członek m. spol

brutish [ˈbru:tɪʃ, am. angl. -t̬-] PRID.

1. brutish (brutal):

2. brutish (primitive):

biscuit [ˈbɪskɪt] SAM.

1. biscuit brit. angl. (crisp pastry):

kruche ciastko sr. spol
herbatnik m. spol

2. biscuit AM (soft bread):

biszkopt m. spol

circuit [ˈsɜ:kɪt, am. angl. ˈsɜ:r-] SAM.

1. circuit ELEK.:

obwód m. spol

2. circuit ŠPORT:

tor m. spol
okrążenie sr. spol

4. circuit PRAVO:

okręg m. spol sądowy

pursuit [pəˈsju:t, am. angl. pɚˈsu:t] SAM.

2. pursuit ur. jez. (activity):

zajęcie sr. spol

brevity [ˈbrevəti, am. angl. -ət̬i] SAM. brez mn.

1. brevity (conciseness):

zwięzłość ž. spol

2. brevity (shortness):

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angleščina
The matter must have long been bruited about or at least decided and agreed on within official circle before each person or groups started pushing it in public.
www.vanguardngr.com
What came of that bruit was a fertile conversation about race and feminism -- intersectionality, if you will.
www.macleans.ca
Reliable figures are hard to come by in the record business, but amounts in the millions have been bruited about.
lifestyle.inquirer.net
Again she would make the news, rather controversially, when following some apparent misunderstanding with her boss, it was bruited she would resign.
www.vanguardngr.com
The abdominal pain may be related to meals, may be accompanied by weight loss, and may be associated with an abdominal bruit heard by a clinician.
en.wikipedia.org
Another revolution, peaceful or violent, is bruited about as a necessary evil or as a possible offshoot of the heated collision of views and interests engendered by this year's elections.
opinion.inquirer.net
These brand names are not usually bruited about with ad campaigns.
news.nationalpost.com
He will certainly get his record bonus, probably closer to $20 million than the widely bruited figure of $50 million.
deadspin.com
The idea of a virtual machine system had been bruited about a bit before then, but it had never really been implemented.
en.wikipedia.org
There was positive retropulsion but no pulsation or bruit.
thenationonlineng.net

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