Tłumaczenia dla hasła „creatures“ w angielsko » polski słowniku

creature [ˈkri:tʃəʳ, Am -ɚ] RZ.

1. creature (living being):

creature

stworzenie r.n.

creatures from Mars

istoty r.ż. l.mn. z Marsa

2. creature (person):

creature

indywiduum r.n.

poor creature

biedactwo r.n.

to be sb's creature

być czyimś człowiekiem

3. creature (woman):

creature

stworzenie r.n.

zwroty:

a creature of habit

niewolnik r.m. swoich przyzwyczajeń

creature comforts RZ.

creature comforts l.mn. pot.:

creature comforts

wygody r.ż. l.mn.

Przykładowe zdania ze słowem creatures

creatures from Mars

istoty r.ż. l.mn. z Marsa

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

The creations were sculpted, automated creatures made of latex and plastic, and housed robotic circuitry to simulate slow respiration.

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Juveniles are very sociable, playful creatures and are usually found in groups ranging from three to eight young dragons.

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The mist is a sentient creature that lives off the life energy of other creatures.

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Grubs are small parasite-like creatures that cling to objects and give off a purple glow.

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Enemies encountered through the game are strange creatures and bothersome old men.

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Various creatures, such as lions, cockerels and crabs represent clan totems.

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Alongside the usual horses, the carousel has less expected creatures to ride, such as ibex, stork and flamingo.

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There are animals whose ears are more sensitive than any microphone and the creatures who observe their surroundings with three-dimensional sonars or electro-magnetic sensors.

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The overtness of the spider and its web thus has been speculated to prevent larger creatures from accidentally destroying the web and possibly crushing the spider underfoot.

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I have faith that someday humans will learn to truly coexist within earth's limits with its creatures in a climax community; they will have to.

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