dictionnaire Polonais - Anglais

kolec Anglais:

Every rose has its thorn.

There's a thorn in my finger and I can't get it out.

you're a thorn in my side

a very short, hard, leafless branch or stem with a sharp point. Be careful - that plant has sharp thorns.

A thorn is a sharp structure on plants, e.g. on a rose.

There's this elephant and he steps on this thorn.

In Norwegian, Swedish and Danish, holly is known as "Christ's thorns", the legend being that Christ wore a crown of holly thorns before his death.

tulip dosen't have thorns

Like a thorn stuck in your throat.

There were large spikes on top of the railings to stop people climbing over them.

a row of iron spikes on a wall

The US dollar spiked to a three-month high.

Don't you try to spike this idea!

In the last six months, there has been a spike in oil prices.

There has been a spike in temperature because of global warming.

Polls to be released later today Show a slight spike.

That marks a sharp spike since 2014-2015, when applications were...

Mike named his dog Spike.

He likes to throw barbs at me, but I'm not bothered with that.

The hair bristled on his neck.

He hasn't shaved for a few days, so he had a bristle on his face.

bristle is a stiff hair or feather (natural or artificial), either on an animal, such as a pig, or on a tool such as a brush or broom.

The old woman had a few grey bristles sprouting from her chin.

I need a brush with tough bristle.

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