Bicameral | (of a parliament, congress, etc.) having two parts, such as the Senate and the House of Representati | |
Bicentennial | a 200th anniversary | |
Bicuspid | a tooth having two points (ZĄB PRZEDTRZONOWY) | |
Bigamy | Marrying one person while legally married to another | |
Bilateral | having or involving two sides/involving two groups or countries | |
Bilingual | able to use two languages | |
Bipartisan | consisting of or supported by two parties (especially major two) | |
Biped | a two-footed animal | |
Biscuit | twice-cooked or baked; today kind of cookies HERBATNIK | |
Bisect | to cut in two, to divide something into two exactly equal parts | |
Bivalve | a mollusc (mięczak) having two valves or shells hinged together, as a mussle or clam | |
autobiography | an account of a person's life written by that person | |
biodegradable | capable of being broken down by living microorganisms and absorbed by the enviroment | |
biofeedback | a technique for consciously regulating a bodily function thought to be involuntary such as heartbeat | |
biography | a written account of someone's life | |
biology | the study of plant and animal life | |
biopsy | the examination of tissues removed from the living body, lit. a seeing of living tissues | |
biosphere | the part of Earth in which living things exist | |
symbiosis | (n.) the living together in close union of two dissimilar organisms, often to their mutual benefit | |
symbiotic | (adj.) living together in a close relationship, often to the benefit of both | |
antecede/precede | to come, go, or exist before in time, order, rank, or position (poprzedzać) | |
antecedent | n.one that goes before another (okoliczność poprzedzająca/przodek/poprzednik);pronoun-poprzedzaja | |
exceed | to extend beyond or outside of (przekroczyć/przewyższyć) | |
intercede | to plead on another's behalf (interweniować/pośredniczyć) | |
precedent | occurrence that is used as an example in dealing with similar instances at a later time | |
proceed | to continue | |
recede | to move back or away from | |
retrocede | to give back, return | |
secede | to withdraw formally from membership in an organization, association, political party, or alliance | |
succeed | to come after in time or order/to have a favorable result | |
anachronism | anything out of its proper historical time | |
chronic | continuing for a long time, as a chronic disease | |
chronological | arranged in order of time of occurrence | |
chronology | a list of events arranged according to time of occurrence | |
chronometer | an instrument for measuring time precisely, especially in navigation. | |
synchronize | to cause to operate (keep time) in unison, as to synchronize the sound with a film | |