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skewed: adjective and adverb
skewer: I. noun II. transitive verb
skeletal: adjective and adverb
skeleton: noun
skein: noun
skew: I. transitive verb II. adjective and adverb
ukelele: noun
ukulele: noun
skittle: noun
skilled: adjective and adverb
skillet: noun
skedaddle: intransitive verb
sketch: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
skewbald: noun
stele: noun

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skewed [ˈskju:d] ADJ

1. skewed picture:

skewed

przekrzywiony

2. skewed information, result:

skewed

zniekształcony

I . skewer [ˈskju:əʳ, Am -ɚ] N

skewer

szpikulec m do mięsa

II . skewer [ˈskju:əʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans

1. skewer (fasten on skewer):

skewer

nabijać [perf nabić]

2. skewer (pierce with skewer):

skewer

przebijać [perf przebić]

skeletal [ˈskelɪtəl, Am -ət̬əl] ADJ

1. skeletal (of a skeleton):

skeletal

szkieletowy

2. skeletal (very thin):

skeletal

wychudzony

skeleton [ˈskelɪtən] N

skeleton

szkielet m

skeleton of building

zrąb m

skeleton of book, report

zarys m

Phrases:

to have a skeleton in the cupboard [or AM closet]

ukrywać niewygodny sekret

skein [skeɪn] N

1. skein of wool:

skein

motek m

2. skein of geese, swans:

skein

klucz m

I . skew [skju:] VB trans

1. skew (give slanting direction):

skew

przekrzywiać [perf przekrzywić]

2. skew (distort):

skew

zniekształcać [perf zniekształcić]

II . skew [skju:] ADJ

skew

przekrzywiony

ukelele [ˌju:kəˈleɪli] N MUS

ukelele

ukulele nt

ukulele N

ukulele → ukelele

ukelele [ˌju:kəˈleɪli] N MUS

ukelele

ukulele nt

skittle [ˈskɪtl̩, Am -t̬-] N Brit

1. skittle (object):

skittle

kręgiel m

Phrases:

skittles pl (game)

[gra w] kręgle mpl

skilled [skɪld] ADJ

skillet [ˈskɪlɪt] N

1. skillet Brit (saucepan):

skillet

rondel m

2. skillet AM (frying pan):

skillet

patelnia f

skedaddle [skɪˈdædl̩] VB intr inf

skedaddle

zwiewać [perf zwiać]

I . sketch [sketʃ] N

1. sketch (drawing, outline):

sketch

szkic m

sketch

zarys m

2. sketch (written piece):

sketch

szkic m

3. sketch (performance):

sketch

skecz m

II . sketch [sketʃ] VB trans

sketch

szkicować [perf na-]

III . sketch [sketʃ] VB intr

sketch

szkicować

skewbald [ˈskju:bɔ:ld, Am -bɑ:ld] N

skewbald horse:

skewbald

srokaty

stele N

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skewed [ˈskju:d] ADJ

1. skewed picture:

2. skewed information, result:

I . skewer [ˈskju:əʳ, Am -ɚ] N

II . skewer [ˈskju:əʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans

1. skewer (fasten on skewer):

2. skewer (pierce with skewer):

skeletal [ˈskelɪtəl, Am -ət̬əl] ADJ

1. skeletal (of a skeleton):

2. skeletal (very thin):

skeleton [ˈskelɪtən] N

Phrases:

skein [skeɪn] N

1. skein of wool:

2. skein of geese, swans:

I . skew [skju:] VB trans

1. skew (give slanting direction):

2. skew (distort):

II . skew [skju:] ADJ

ukelele [ˌju:kəˈleɪli] N MUS

ukulele N

ukulele → ukelele

See also ukelele

ukelele [ˌju:kəˈleɪli] N MUS

skittle [ˈskɪtl̩, Am -t̬-] N Brit

1. skittle (object):

Phrases:

skilled [skɪld] ADJ

1. skilled (trained):

2. skilled (skilful):

3. skilled (requiring skill):

skillet [ˈskɪlɪt] N

1. skillet Brit (saucepan):

2. skillet AM (frying pan):

skedaddle [skɪˈdædl̩] VB intr inf

I . sketch [sketʃ] N

1. sketch (drawing, outline):

2. sketch (written piece):

3. sketch (performance):

II . sketch [sketʃ] VB trans

III . sketch [sketʃ] VB intr

skewbald [ˈskju:bɔ:ld, Am -bɑ:ld] N

skewbald horse:

stele N

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