12. CHANCE AND NATURE

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głód
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famine
ograniczony, deficytowy
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scarce
eksploatować
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exploit
uprawa
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a crop
Coffee is a very important crop in Brazil
kwestionować, dyskutować
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dispute
Some scientists still disupte that global warning is caused by human activity.
dotknięty powodzią
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hit by flood / flood-hit
This area is frequently hit by flood.
dotknięty huraganem
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hit by hurricane
It looks like a hurricane hit it last night.
zagrożony
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threatened
The panda is threatened by the destruction of its habitat.
ogromny
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vast
The oil fields are a vast natural resource that belongs to all people.
przypisać
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ascribe
He ascribed his defeat to bad luck.
przypisywać
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to attribute
The accident was attributed to chance.
cios
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a blow
That was a low blow.
przeklinać
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to curse
He cursed loudly in anger.
przewidywać
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foresee
uprawiać hazard
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to gamble
przypadkowy, chaotyczny
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random, chaotic
nieumyślny
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inadvertent
pechowy
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jinxed
prawdopodobieństwo
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likelihood
talizman
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lucky charm
meandrować
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to meander
nieszczęśliwy wypadek, niepowodzenie
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mishap
The fire broke out because of a mishap in the kitchen
mutować
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mutate
szanse
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odds
What are the odds of you moving in here with me?
los, szczęście
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pot luck
przestraszyć
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to startle
When the glass fell off the tables on its own, it really startled me.
błądzić
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to stray
The sheep strayed onto the road.
zabobon
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superstition
Do you believe in that old superstition about not walking under a ladder?
przesądny
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superstitious
dziać się, zdarzać się
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to transpire
We may never know what transpired that fateful night.
niepewność
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uncertainty
There is a lot of uncertainty at the moment as to the future.
chwiać się
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to wobble
The first I knew of the earthquake was when the furniture started to wobble.
postawić na coś
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gamble on sth
Did you gamble on me or my opponent?
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to fluctuate
A company’s profits might fluctuate from month to month.
określić
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to determine
Police still haven’t determined what caused the building to collapse.
spekulować co do
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speculate as to
We can only speculate as to the causes of the disaster.
w przypadkowy / losowy sposób
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in a haphazard manner
The government doesn’t seem to have a plan and is just reacting to events in a haphazard manner.
niecodzienny wypadek
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a freak accident
zabłąkana kula
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a stray bullet
fatalny
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fateful
We may never know what transpired this fateful night.
wyrzucać, pozbywać się
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to discard
It looks like the fire was caused by a discarded cigarette.
zamieszki
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riot
nizina, niziny
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lowlands
krucho ść życia
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uncertainty of life

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