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A container used either for rubbish or for storing things. start learning
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kosz, pojemnik We keep rice in a storage bin. Throw the wrapper in the bin.
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Describes something dark, serious, or sad in mood or appearance. start learning
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ponury, mroczny He prefers sombre colours. The film has a sombre atmosphere.
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To bring something back to its original condition or previous state. start learning
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przywracać / odnowić The government restored order. They restored the old building.
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To stay on the surface of liquid or move gently in air. start learning
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unosić się, pływać Balloons were floating above the crowd. The leaves were floating on the water.
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A single sheet of glass in a window or door. start learning
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szyba One pane of glass is broken.
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A flow of cold air moving through a room. start learning
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przeciąg I can feel a draught from the window.
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To make something smooth and shiny by rubbing it. start learning
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polerować, polerowanie She is polishing the table.
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Very interesting and able to hold your attention strongly. start learning
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pochłaniający, fascynujący It was an absorbing documentary.
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People who belong to your family. start learning
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krewni I visit my relatives every summer.
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A statement where someone admits something, often something wrong. start learning
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wyznanie, przyznanie się He made a confession to the police.
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To fight back or respond with harm after being harmed. start learning
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mścić się, odpowiadać odwetem They might retaliate if attacked.
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The results or consequences of a bad or important event. start learning
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następstwa, skutki (zwykle złe) The country struggled in the aftermath of the war.
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Completely still, not moving at all. start learning
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nieruchomy He stood motionless in shock.
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Very smart and good at understanding situations, especially in business or strategy. start learning
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sprytny, bystry She made a shrewd investment.
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