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| Główne tłumaczenia | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | cell n | (biology) | komórka ż | | | Each student drew a diagram of a cell for biology class. | | cell n | (room in a prison) | cela ż | | | The prisoners must spend twenty-two hours a day in their cells. | | cell n | (part of group) | komórka ż | | | The government received a tip about a terror cell within the country. | | cell n | US, informal, abbreviation (cell phone) | komórka ż | | | If you need to reach me, just call my cell. | | cell n | (in a spreadsheet) | komórka ż | | | Highlight all of the cells in the second column of the spreadsheet. | cell,
cel n | (animation) | klatka ż | | | Cartoons used to be produced by hand-painting each cell. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | cell n | (small cavity) | komórka ż | | | Each cell of the honeycomb was perfectly shaped. |
| Formy złożone: | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | basal-cell carcinoma n | (skin cancer) | rak podstawnokomórkowy skóry wyr. | | | Melanoma is the worst type of skin cancer, but even basal-cell carcinoma needs prompt treatment. | | bone cell n | (biology: cell in bone) | komórka kostna ż + przym. | | brain cell n | (nerve cell in the brain) | komórka mózgu ż + m | | | Dopamine is a chemical that stimulates brain cells. | | cancer cell n | (cell: grows unchecked) | komórka rakowa ż + przym. | | | The cancer hadn't metastasized; they found no cancer cells in the lymph nodes. | cell membrane,
plasma membrane n | (biology: thin layer inside a cell) | membrana komórkowa ż + przym. | cell phone (US),
mobile phone (UK) n | US (portable telephone) | telefon komórkowy m + przym. | | | Cell phones are a lot smaller than they were 20 years ago. | | cellular phone n | US, slightly formal (mobile telephone) | telefon komórkowy m + przym. | | | (potoczny) | komórka ż | | | She always has her cellular phone with her, so I can reach her anywhere. | | hair cell n | (biology: receptor) | komórka włoskowata ślimaka wyr. | | nerve cell n | (neuron, cell of nervous system) | komórka nerwowa ż + przym. | | | The shock went trough every nerve cell in my body. | | padded cell n | literal (psychiatric hospital room with soft walls) | izolatka psychiatryczna ż + przym. | | padded cell n | figurative (computing: program) | zastrzeżone pole przym. + n | | red blood cell n | (red corpuscle: component of blood) | czerwona krwinka przym. + ż | | | Red blood cells carry oxygen around the body. | rod,
rod cell n | (cell in the eye) | komórka pręcikonośna ż + przym. | | | | komórka receptorowa ż + przym. | | | The rods in our eyes enable us to see color. | | sickle cell n | (abnormal blood cell) | komórka sierpowata ż + przym. | | solar cell n | (panel that turns sunlight into electricity) | ogniwo słoneczne n + przym. | | | Solar cells are used to supply isolated houses with electricity. | | stem cell n | (biology: self-renewing cell) | komórka macierzysta ż + przym. | | | Stem cell research is a controversial topic. | | white blood cell n | (white corpuscle, leukocyte) | biała krwinka przym. + ż | | | As she recovered, her white blood cell count dropped into the normal range. |
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