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spell: noun
knell: noun
lapel: noun
shapely: adjective and adverb
quell: transitive verb
smell: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun
swell: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun IV. adjective and adverb
dwell: intransitive verb
befell: verb
unwell: adjective and adverb
chapel: noun
misspell: transitive verb
bell: noun
cell: noun
fell: transitive verb
well: I. adverb II. adjective and adverb III. interjection
yell: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun
pell: noun
barbell: noun
shell: noun

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spell¹ [spel] N (magic)

spell

zaklęcie nt

to cast a spell on sb

rzucać [perf rzucić] urok [lub czar] na kogoś

to be under a spell

być zaczarowanym

to be under sb's spell fig

być pod czyimś urokiem

knell [nel] N

knell

podzwonne nt

lapel [ləˈpel] N

lapel of coat, jacket:

lapel

klapa f

shapely [ˈʃeɪpli] ADJ

shapely

kształtny

shapely legs, woman

zgrabny

quell [kwel] VB trans

1. quell rebellion, protest:

quell

dławić [perf z-]

2. quell doubts, fear:

quell

tłumić [perf s-]

I . smell <smelt, smelt [or AM -ed, -ed]> [smel] VB intr

II . smell <smelt, smelt [or AM -ed, -ed]> [smel] VB trans

1. smell (recognize smell):

smell

czuć [perf po-]

2. smell (breathe in):

smell

wąchać [perf po-]

Phrases:

to smell blood

zwietrzyć krew

to smell sth a mile off

zwietrzyć coś na kilometr

to smell a rat

poczuć pismo nosem

III . smell [smel] N

1. smell (sense of smelling):

smell

węch m

smell

powonienie nt

2. smell (odour):

smell

zapach m

3. smell pej (bad odour):

smell

smród m

4. smell (sniff):

to have a smell of sth

powąchać coś

I . swell <-ed, swollen [or -ed]> [swel] VB intr

1. swell (get bigger):

to swell [up]

puchnąć [perf s-]

2. swell (get louder):

swell

stawać się coraz głośniejszym

3. swell (increase):

swell

wzrastać [perf wzrosnąć]

swell river

wzbierać [perf wezbrać]

4. swell (curve):

swell

nadymać [perf nadąć] się

to swell with pride fig

pękać z dumy

5. swell (get stronger):

swell

wzmagać [perf wzmóc] się

II . swell <-ed, swollen [or -ed]> [swel] VB trans

1. swell (increase):

swell

powiększać [perf powiększyć]

the rain has swelled the rivers

opady podniosły poziom wody w rzekach

to swell the ranks of the unemployed

zasilać [perf zasilić] szeregi bezrobotnych

2. swell (curve):

swell

nadymać [perf nadąć]

III . swell [swel] N no pl

1. swell (wave movement):

swell

falowanie nt morza

2. swell of sound:

swell

wzmaganie się nt

3. swell (fullness):

swell

wypukłość f

IV . swell [swel] ADJ AM inf

swell

kapitalny

swell

fantastyczny

dwell <dwelt [or -ed], dwelt [or -ed]> [dwel] VB intr form

dwell

mieszkać

befell [bɪˈfel] VB

befell pt of befall

befall <befell, befallen> [bɪˈfɔ:l] VB trans liter

befall

spotykać [perf spotkać]

a disaster befell the island

wyspę dotknęła klęska żywiołowa

unwell [ʌnˈwel] ADJ

to feel unwell

źle się czuć

chapel [ˈtʃæpəl] N

1. chapel (place):

chapel

kaplica f

2. chapel Brit (Nonconformist):

chapel

zbór m

misspell <misspelt, misspelt [or -ed, -ed]> [mɪsˈspel] VB trans

misspell

błędnie napisać

bell [bel] N

1. bell (object):

bell

dzwon m

bell

dzwonek m

2. bell (sound):

bell

dzwonek m

to give sb a bell Brit inf

zadzwonić do kogoś

Phrases:

it rings a bell

coś mi się kojarzy

cell [sel] N

1. cell (room):

cell

cela f

condemned cell

cela śmierci

2. cell BIOL:

cell

komórka f

cell walls

ściany fpl komórkowe

3. cell ELEC:

cell

ogniwo nt

4. cell POL (in organization):

cell

komórka f

fell² [fel] VB trans

1. fell (cut down):

fell

ścinać [perf ściąć]

2. fell (knock down):

fell

powalać [perf powalić]

Phrases:

at [or with] one fell swoop

za jednym zamachem

I . well¹ <better, best> [wel] ADV

1. well (in good way):

well

dobrze

the kitchen is well equipped

kuchnia jest dobrze wyposażona

a well-made table

solidnie wykonany stół

well done!

dobra robota!

she's doing well at school

ona dobrze się uczy

to go well

udać się

2. well (thoroughly):

shake the bottle well

mocno wstrząśnij butelką

they were well beaten

zostali całkowicie pokonani

stand well clear of the doors!

trzymaj się z dala od drzwi!

well east/north

daleko na wschodzie/północy

well behind

daleko z tyłu

it's well worth reading

bez wątpienia warto to przeczytać

he left, as well he might

wyjechał — i nic dziwnego

well and truly

całkowicie

3. well (easily, probably, reasonably):

I can well manage it

łatwo mogę sobie z tym poradzić

it may well be finished later

równie dobrze można to zrobić później

she might well be right

prawdopodobnie ma rację

it might be as well to ask first

dobrze byłoby najpierw zapytać

4. well (unwillingly):

I may [just] as well give it to him

ostatecznie mogę mu to dać

5. well (getting the same result):

you might [just] as well have paid yourself

równie dobrze mogłeś zapłacić sam

Phrases:

to leave well alone

nie wtrącać się

as well

także

as well as

a także

to be well in with sb Brit inf

mieć z kimś dobre układy

to be well out of sth

szczęśliwie mieć coś już za sobą

to speak well of sb

dobrze się o kimś wyrażać

to be well up in sth Brit inf

być w czymś oblatanym

II . well¹ <better, best> [wel] ADJ

1. well (in good health):

to feel well

dobrze się czuć

to be well

mieć się dobrze

to get well

zdrowieć [perf wy-]

to look well

dobrze wyglądać

2. well (satisfactory):

all is well with him

u niego wszystko w porządku

that's all very well, but...

no tak, ale...

Phrases:

all's well that ends well proverbial

wszystko dobre, co się dobrze kończy

III . well¹ [wel] INTERJ

1. well (surprise):

well, well, I didn't think he'd do that

no, no! nie sądziłem, że to zrobi

2. well (doubt, hesitation):

he is, well, a bit too short

on jest, no cóż, nieco zbyt niski

3. well interrog:

well? what did you do next?

no i co? co następnie zrobiłeś?

well now?

no więc?

4. well (agreeing):

very well

bardzo dobrze

oh well, it could be worse

no cóż, mogło być gorzej

5. well (continuing):

do you remember Robert? well, I saw him yesterday and...

pamiętasz Roberta? otóż spotkałem go wczoraj i...

I . yell [jel] VB intr

yell

wrzeszczeć [perf wrzasnąć]

yell

krzyczeć [perf krzyknąć]

II . yell [jel] VB trans

to yell sth

wykrzykiwać [perf wykrzyczeć] coś

III . yell [jel] N

yell

wrzask m

yell

krzyk m

to give [or let out] a yell

wrzasnąć

to give [or let out] a yell

krzyknąć

pell N

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pell

futro nt

pell

skóra zwierzęca f

barbell N

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barbell SPORTS

sztanga

shell N

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thin shell ARCHIT

łupina cienkościenna f

sabot shell MIL

pocisk podkalibrowy m

reactor shell nukleonika

płaszcz reaktora m

plugged shell

pocisk nieuzbrojony (bez zapalnika) m

peridotite shell GEO

górny płaszcz (Ziemi) m

pallasite shell GEO

dolny płaszcz (Ziemi) m

outer shell PHYS

powłoka (elektronowa) zewnętrzna f

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spell1 [spel] N (magic)

knell [nel] N

lapel [ləˈpel] N

lapel of coat, jacket:

shapely [ˈʃeɪpli] ADJ

quell [kwel] VB trans

1. quell rebellion, protest:

2. quell doubts, fear:

I . smell <smelt, smelt [or AM -ed, -ed]> [smel] VB intr

1. smell (use sense of smell):

2. smell (give off odour):

3. smell (stink):

Phrases:

II . smell <smelt, smelt [or AM -ed, -ed]> [smel] VB trans

1. smell (recognize smell):

2. smell (breathe in):

Phrases:

III . smell [smel] N

1. smell (sense of smelling):

2. smell (odour):

3. smell pej (bad odour):

4. smell (sniff):

I . swell <-ed, swollen [or -ed]> [swel] VB intr

1. swell (get bigger):

2. swell (get louder):

3. swell (increase):

4. swell (curve):

5. swell (get stronger):

II . swell <-ed, swollen [or -ed]> [swel] VB trans

1. swell (increase):

2. swell (curve):

III . swell [swel] N no pl

1. swell (wave movement):

2. swell of sound:

3. swell (fullness):

IV . swell [swel] ADJ AM inf

dwell <dwelt [or -ed], dwelt [or -ed]> [dwel] VB intr form

befell [bɪˈfel] VB

befell pt of befall

See also befall

befall <befell, befallen> [bɪˈfɔ:l] VB trans liter

unwell [ʌnˈwel] ADJ

chapel [ˈtʃæpəl] N

1. chapel (place):

2. chapel Brit (Nonconformist):

misspell <misspelt, misspelt [or -ed, -ed]> [mɪsˈspel] VB trans

bell [bel] N

1. bell (object):

2. bell (sound):

Phrases:

cell [sel] N

1. cell (room):

2. cell BIOL:

3. cell ELEC:

4. cell POL (in organization):

fell2 [fel] VB trans

1. fell (cut down):

2. fell (knock down):

Phrases:

I . well1 <better, best> [wel] ADV

1. well (in good way):

2. well (thoroughly):

3. well (easily, probably, reasonably):

4. well (unwillingly):

5. well (getting the same result):

Phrases:

II . well1 <better, best> [wel] ADJ

1. well (in good health):

2. well (satisfactory):

Phrases:

III . well1 [wel] INTERJ

1. well (surprise):

2. well (doubt, hesitation):

3. well interrog:

4. well (agreeing):

5. well (continuing):

I . yell [jel] VB intr

II . yell [jel] VB trans

III . yell [jel] N

spell¹ [spel] N (magic)

fell² [fel] VB trans

I . well¹ <better, best> [wel] ADV

II . well¹ <better, best> [wel] ADJ

III . well¹ [wel] INTERJ