Traductions de „demon“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

I . demon [ˈdi:mən] SUBST

1. demon (spirit):

demon

demon m

2. demon (bad person):

demon

potwór m

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be a demon for work [or work like a demon] fam

być tytanem pracy

II . demon [ˈdi:mən] ADJ fam

demon organizer, player:

demon

niesamowity

Expressions couramment utilisées avec demon

to be a demon for work [or work like a demon] fam

być tytanem pracy

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

She tells them a demon riding a tiger has been terrorizing the area.

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Most importantly, can they help themselves move beyond their personal demons?

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Unlike true demons, these beings can not be summoned through sorcery.

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The perpetrators are actually telkhines, also known as sea demons.

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Manes that survive for many years may be promoted to greater forms of demon.

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In the inn, the first day ends when a mercenary possessed by a demon attacks the patrons.

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Each group of demons is assigned to a specific stage in recognition, and within each group, the demons work in parallel.

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Similar to most games in the series, the player is able to persuade demons to join the protagonist's battle party.

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She runs away from the house until she meets a bakeneko (a cat demon).

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This album talks about them, about their sorrow, mistakes and inner demons.

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