blister in Polish
blister in Polish is pęcherz, bąbel, pęcherzyk — blister means a small, fluid-filled bubble that forms under the skin, usually from friction, heat, or irritation.
blister in Polish
What does "blister" mean?
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noun A small, fluid-filled bubble that forms under the skin, usually from friction, heat, or irritation.
"New boots gave her a painful blister on her heel."
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noun A bubble or raised patch on a surface such as paint or plastic.
"Damp had caused blisters to form on the ceiling paint."
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verb To develop blisters, or to cause them to form.
"Her hands blistered after a day of rowing."
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verb To criticise someone harshly.
"The coach blistered the team for their sloppy defending."
blister in a sentence
- New boots gave her a painful blister on her heel.
- The burn left a large blister on his forearm.
- Damp had caused blisters to form on the ceiling paint.
- Her hands blistered after a day of rowing.
Common Polish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "blister" in Polish?
"blister" in Polish is pęcherz, bąbel, pęcherzyk. blister means: A small, fluid-filled bubble that forms under the skin, usually from friction, heat, or irritation.
How do you use "blister" in a sentence?
Example: "New boots gave her a painful blister on her heel." In Polish, "blister" is pęcherz, bąbel, pęcherzyk.
Are there other ways to say "blister" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "blister": pęcherz, bąbel, pęcherzyk.