Examples of using Gregarious in English and their translations into Polish
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Unfortunately, such gregarious corporatism often dominates political thinking in Polish society,
Because a gregarious individual might have hundreds to write,
social and gregarious.
Along with multiple trackways, suggest that gregarious behavior was common in many early dinosaur species.
Like other amazons, the Puerto Rican amazon is gregarious while performing daily activities,
led gregarious lifestyle; high crest on the head;
We got a human, someone who's very outgoing and gregarious, and she was outfitted with a helmet with various equipment,
like other rhinos, were once more gregarious.
she is lenient and gregarious, and her cheerful and easygoing personality often brings people happiness and energy.
all productivity comes from a very oddly gregarious place.
Among the outstanding qualities of the Rasa Aragonesa are its high degree of ruggedness, gregarious instinct, pasturing ability,
The white stork is a gregarious bird; flocks of thousands of individuals have been recorded on migration routes and at wintering areas in Africa.
standoffish,"she is the perfect counterpoint to her gregarious father.
Yucie is very cheerful and gregarious, but she has a very strong desire to break her curse
I realise now she's simply gregarious by nature.
some are born gregarious. That's obvious.
Street photographers tend to be gregarious in the sense that they can go out on the street, and they're comfortable being among people, but they're also a funny mixture of solitaries at the same time as being gregarious.
concrete historical morality in the biological needs or in the“social instincts” characteristic of a gregarious animal, and this at a time when the very understanding of morality arises only in an antagonistic milieu,
Humans are gregarious creatures.
He wasn't… gregarious.