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means that someone succeeded in doing something, usually after difficulty, effort, or obstacles. It suggests that the result was not easy or guaranteed. start learning
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I managed to finish the project before the deadline.
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means the same in amount, value, size, status, or importance. It can be used as an adjective, noun, or verb. start learning
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Three times three equals nine. She treats him as her equal. All people are equal.
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It means to lead or guide someone somewhere, especially politely or formally, or to introduce the beginning of something new. wprowadził / zaprowadził / wprowadził kogoś uprzejmie Często używane w sensie oficjalnym lub eleganckim start learning
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The invention ushered in a new era. The waiter ushered us to our table
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means good enough, acceptable, or respectable. It often describes something that meets a reasonable standard, even if it’s not perfect. przyzwoicie start learning
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Everyone deserves a decent life. It’s a decent hotel for the priceShe’s a decent person
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strongly limited, connected, or directed by something — physically, legally, emotionally, or by purpose. start learning
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She felt bound to help him. The prisoner was bound with rope
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means in a very serious or severe way, especially when referring to injury, harm, or wrongdoing. poważnie, ciężko, dotkliwie (często w kontekście obrażeń, krzywdy lub szkody) start learning
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He was grievously injured in the accident
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refers to loud, emotional expressions of thanks, often when someone feels overwhelmed with gratitude. It suggests deep emotion, not just a simple “thank you.” start learning
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She let out wails of gratitude when they rescued her.
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means doing something in a hurried, anxious, or desperate way, often because of fear, stress, or urgency. start learning
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goraczkowo She searched frantically for her lost keys
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Separated, broken down, or disbanded so that it no longer exists in its original form, either physically (like a substance in a liquid) or formally (like an organization, agreement, or relationship). rozpuszczony (w cieczy) rozwiązany / zakończony start learning
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The company was dissolved last year. The sugar dissolved in the tea
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an informal way to tell someone to stop doing something annoying, silly, or inappropriate. It’s like saying “stop it” in a stronger, sometimes slightly frustrated way. start learning
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szturchać Hey, cut it out! Stop poking me
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