(Noun) przyroda porost(y); medycyna liszaj;
manna lichen - przyroda manna;
manna lichen - przyroda manna;
n C porost
porost, liszaj
liszaj (swędzący wykwit na skórze)
liszaj m, mech m
liszaj, mech
POROST
LISZAJ
PAŁECZNIK
1. (any thallophytic plant of the division Lichenes
occur as crusty patches or bushy growths on tree trunks or rocks or bare ground etc.)
porost
2. (any of several eruptive skin diseases characterized by hard thick lesions grouped together and resembling lichens growing on rocks)
liszaj: :
porosty
porost m
1. porost m
2. liszaj m
Przykłady użycia
Przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
I'm particularly taken by the ruins of Downhill Castle, upon whose lichen-stained walls great works by Vandyke and Raphael once hung.
But then you don't need decoration when you have the sea and all its moods just beyond the parapet, with ships hoving in and out of view, and sunlight playing over that lichen-encrusted brickwork throughout the day.
They are a vital habitat for lizards, spiders, snails and many mosses, ferns and lichens.
Its low gravestones are not old; they belong, mostly, to a Godless age, and none is elaborate or beautiful - no winged angels, no lichen-covered cherubs, no trailing ivy.
Deep inside, his mate sleeps on a bed of lichen.
W głębi nory na legowisku z porostów śpi samica.
Anyone who pays attention to the lichen is unknowingly feeding it.
Każdy, kto zwróci porostowi uwagę, mimowolnie go karmi.
Langdon Cobb must be from Bryoria Six, home of the quantum lichen people.
Langdon Cobb musi pochodzić z Włostki Sześć, domu ludu porostów kwantowych.