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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2024: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| skromny | | modest |
| | | humble |
| | | meagre |
| | | quiet |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2024: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| humble adj | (sb: self-effacing) | skromny, pokorny przym. |
| | Tyler is a humble man, and always happy to help. |
| modest adj | (person: not boastful) | skromny przym. |
| | Kate was very modest and didn't like too much attention. |
| lowly adj | (humble, modest) | skromny, pokorny przym. |
| | I can't afford a new car; I'm just a lowly farmer. |
meager (US),
meagre (UK) adj | (scant, insufficient) | skromny, mizerny przym. |
| | Restaurants pay their employees a meager salary and expect them to live from tips. |
| unassuming adj | (modest) | skromny przym. |
| | Luke is an unassuming young man who doesn't like to be the centre of attention. |
| abstemious adj | formal (showing restraint) | wstrzemięźliwy, skromny przym. |
| | Rita's colleagues were surprised by how abstemious she was at the office party. |
| exiguous adj | (meagre) (dochód) | skromny przym. |
| | (człowiek) | szczupły przym. |
| | With only exiguous resources at their disposal, many inner-city families struggle to put food on the table. |
| small adj | (modest in scale) | skromny przym. |
| | We're thinking of a small product launch, not a national campaign. |
| humble adj | (origins: low) | skromny przym. |
| | The politician had humble beginnings, and didn't forget the poor when he was in office. |
| frugal adj | (amount: sparing) | oszczędny, skromny przym. |
| | That frugal amount of food is not enough for a growing teenager. |
| lowly adj | (person: meek) | skromny, pokorny przym. |
| | The lowly receptionist was afraid to speak her mind. |
| meek adj | (humble) | skromny przym. |
| | The politician was meek and didn't feel the need to tout his accomplishments. |
| humble adj | (simple) | skromny przym. |
| | Jim sold his business and retired in a humble cottage outside of town. |
| modest adj | (change, increase) | skromny, niewielki przym. |
| | The stock values saw a modest rise yesterday. |
| modest adj | (thing: simple, not elaborate) | prosty, skromny przym. |
| | Kelsey prepared a modest dinner for herself. |
| basic adj | (not luxurious) | skromny, prosty przym. |
| | The accommodation was basic, but at least it was clean. |
| modest adj | (woman: reserved, prudish) | skromny przym. |
| | | cnotliwy przym. |
| | Women in this period were expected to be modest and demure. |
| modest adj | (clothing: non-revealing) | skromny przym. |
| | Rachel always wore very modest clothing. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| simple adj | (humble) | skromny przym. |
| | The monks were known for their simple ways. |
| narrow adj | (limited in resources) | skromny przym. |
| | | ograniczony przym. |
| | Given our narrow resources, we vacation at home. |
| sketchy adj | informal (meal: slight, meagre) | skromny przym. |
| | We had a sketchy meal of bread and cheese. |
| severe adj | (austere) | skromny przym. |
| | | prosty przym. |
| | Geraldine has rather severe taste in clothes. |
| self-effacing adj | (making self inconspicuous) | skromny przym. |
| | The self-effacing man always tried to avoid being the center of attention. |
| a spot of sth n | informal, UK (small amount of sth) (potoczny: herbata) | łyk m |
| | (lunch) | skromny przym. |
| | Would you like a spot of tea? Robert asked Dan if he fancied a spot of lunch. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2024: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| skromny | | modest |
| | | humble |
| | | meagre |
| | | quiet |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2024: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| humble adj | (sb: self-effacing) | skromny, pokorny przym. |
| | Tyler is a humble man, and always happy to help. |
| modest adj | (person: not boastful) | skromny przym. |
| | Kate was very modest and didn't like too much attention. |
| lowly adj | (humble, modest) | skromny, pokorny przym. |
| | I can't afford a new car; I'm just a lowly farmer. |
meager (US),
meagre (UK) adj | (scant, insufficient) | skromny, mizerny przym. |
| | Restaurants pay their employees a meager salary and expect them to live from tips. |
| unassuming adj | (modest) | skromny przym. |
| | Luke is an unassuming young man who doesn't like to be the centre of attention. |
| abstemious adj | formal (showing restraint) | wstrzemięźliwy, skromny przym. |
| | Rita's colleagues were surprised by how abstemious she was at the office party. |
| exiguous adj | (meagre) (dochód) | skromny przym. |
| | (człowiek) | szczupły przym. |
| | With only exiguous resources at their disposal, many inner-city families struggle to put food on the table. |
| small adj | (modest in scale) | skromny przym. |
| | We're thinking of a small product launch, not a national campaign. |
| humble adj | (origins: low) | skromny przym. |
| | The politician had humble beginnings, and didn't forget the poor when he was in office. |
| frugal adj | (amount: sparing) | oszczędny, skromny przym. |
| | That frugal amount of food is not enough for a growing teenager. |
| lowly adj | (person: meek) | skromny, pokorny przym. |
| | The lowly receptionist was afraid to speak her mind. |
| meek adj | (humble) | skromny przym. |
| | The politician was meek and didn't feel the need to tout his accomplishments. |
| humble adj | (simple) | skromny przym. |
| | Jim sold his business and retired in a humble cottage outside of town. |
| modest adj | (change, increase) | skromny, niewielki przym. |
| | The stock values saw a modest rise yesterday. |
| modest adj | (thing: simple, not elaborate) | prosty, skromny przym. |
| | Kelsey prepared a modest dinner for herself. |
| basic adj | (not luxurious) | skromny, prosty przym. |
| | The accommodation was basic, but at least it was clean. |
| modest adj | (woman: reserved, prudish) | skromny przym. |
| | | cnotliwy przym. |
| | Women in this period were expected to be modest and demure. |
| modest adj | (clothing: non-revealing) | skromny przym. |
| | Rachel always wore very modest clothing. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| simple adj | (humble) | skromny przym. |
| | The monks were known for their simple ways. |
| narrow adj | (limited in resources) | skromny przym. |
| | | ograniczony przym. |
| | Given our narrow resources, we vacation at home. |
| sketchy adj | informal (meal: slight, meagre) | skromny przym. |
| | We had a sketchy meal of bread and cheese. |
| severe adj | (austere) | skromny przym. |
| | | prosty przym. |
| | Geraldine has rather severe taste in clothes. |
| self-effacing adj | (making self inconspicuous) | skromny przym. |
| | The self-effacing man always tried to avoid being the center of attention. |
| a spot of sth n | informal, UK (small amount of sth) (potoczny: herbata) | łyk m |
| | (lunch) | skromny przym. |
| | Would you like a spot of tea? Robert asked Dan if he fancied a spot of lunch. |
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