lub
Meaning
-
or, and/or
Frequency
Pronounced as (IPA)
/lup/
Etymology
Inherited from Old Polish lub. By surface analysis, clipping of lubo.
New
lubić
- to like (to have positive emotions for; to prefer the company of)
- to like (to get pleasure from)
- to like (to require for proper growth and development)
- to like (to be prone (to))
- to like oneself
- to like each other
- (colloquial) to like; to accept
- (colloquial) to get along
- to please (to give pleasure)
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"Przypuścimy najpierw , że jakaś osoba 🧑🦱 lub osoby z domu popełniły zbrodnię."
🧑🦱
“We will suppose first that some person or persons from the house have committed a crime.”
Wywołać go może zbytnie nasilenie myśli lub nadzwyczajne napięcie uczuciowe.
It may be caused by excessive intensification of thoughts or extraordinary emotional tension.
Nel po dwu lub trzech przejażdżkach, zapewniała , że nie ma nic rozkoszniejszego na świecie .
Nell, after two or three rides, assured that there was nothing more delightful in the world.
