English to Polish Meaning of devoted - oddany


Devoted :
oddany
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Definitions of devoted in English
Adjective
Verb
Examples of devoted in English
(1) They are patient nannies for children, and devoted , loving companions for adults.(2) This section of the essay is devoted to an article in Nature magazine on the evolution of the immune system in lampreys (a jawless, parasitic fish).(3) It's simply the most intelligent approach: to put people first and reap the rewards of having a team of loyal, devoted employees.(4) they're devoted to peace(5) And if you want to believe that Jan Rogers is completely faithful and devoted to you, then that's fine.(6) Gail O'Grady is the loving wife and devoted mother at the center of NBC's hit drama, American Dreams.(7) It's home to the Bettie Morton Gallery and the Brixton Art Gallery - both devoted to up-and-coming African-British artists.(8) Natives of this sign are devoted and loyal lovers, but they can be too easily hurt.(9) Of course, I can understand the secular world calling it a theory, but we would say it's devoted to biblical history and true operational science.(10) the middle pages are devoted to television(11) that money was devoted to the arts(12) Meanwhile, Mick and the lads hope to renew acquaintances with many of their loyal and devoted followers when they take to the stage in Crossmolina on Sunday night.(13) the organisation is devoted to the promotion of human rights(14) An entire store devoted to everything Swiss Army is the campers' delight!(15) Fortunately, this volume does not lose sight of the strangeness of the poetical perspective; neither is it entirely devoted to the tangible and the earthy.(16) they're devoted to each other
Related Phrases of devoted
(1) devote ::
poświęcać
(2) be devoted ::
przeznacza
(3) devoted couple ::
oddany para
Synonyms
Adjective
1. loyal ::
wierny
2. faithful ::
wierny
4. staunch ::
zagorzały
5. steadfast ::
niezłomny
6. constant ::
stały
7. committed ::
zobowiązany
8. dedicated ::
dedykowane
9. devout ::
pobożny
10. fond ::
czuły
11. loving ::
kochający
12. affectionate ::
czuły
13. caring ::
opiekuńczy, troskliwy
14. admiring ::
podziwiając
Verb
15. allocate ::
przeznaczyć
16. assign ::
przydzielać
17. allot ::
przydzielać
18. commit ::
popełnić
20. apportion ::
podzielić
21. consign ::
frachtować
22. pledge ::
zastaw
23. dedicate ::
dedykować
24. consecrate ::
poświęcać
25. set aside ::
odłożyć na bok
26. earmark ::
przeznaczyć
27. reserve ::
rezerwować
28. designate ::
wyznaczyć
Word Example from TV Shows
I've devoted my life to him now.

I've DEVOTED my life to him now.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 6

She's always been very devoted
to the poor and the unfortunate.

She's always been very DEVOTED to the poor and the unfortunate.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 6

And now she's devoted to the gods as well.

And now she's DEVOTED to the gods as well.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 6

I can't remember ever seeing a sane man
as devoted to anything

I can't remember ever seeing a sane man as DEVOTED to anything

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 8

And she's devoted to me.

And she's DEVOTED to me.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 3

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