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While exploring an old bookstore, I stumbled upon a rare first edition of my favorite novel—such serendipity!
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płodny, produktywny, obfity start learning
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She is a prolific writer, having published ten novels in just five years.
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ma elegantszy wydźwięk i koncentruje się na improwizacji w mowie lub wystąpieniach niż improvise start learning
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During the meeting, he started extemporizing a solution to the problem when his original plan fell through.
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The stars twinkle brightly in the clear night sky.
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bzdury, nonsens, łóżko piętrowe start learning
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His explanation was pure bunk; no one believed a word of it.
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His achievements were impressive, but the level of adulation he received seemed excessive.
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ogołocony, bez środków do życia, w nędzy start learning
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After losing his job and home, he found himself destitute, with no means to support his familily.
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obłudny, nieszczery, pochlebczy, zatłuszczony start learning
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His unctuous tone and excessive flattery made everyone in the room feel uneasy.
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She spent the evening ruminating over the decisions that led her to her current situation.
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Instead of appreciating the effort put into the project, he continued to carp about minor details.
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trema, zdenerwowanie, dreszcze, trzęsawka start learning
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I had the jitters before my presentation, but they disappeared once I started speaking.
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olśniewający, jaśniejący, rozżarzony, płomienny, rozsierdzony Zachód słońca pomalował niebo jarzącymi się odcieniami pomarańczu i różu. start learning
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The sunset painted the sky with incandescent shades of orange and pink.
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zamiłowanie, upodobanie, skłonność Ma zamiłowanie do rozwiązywania skomplikowanych łamigłówek w wolnym czasie. start learning
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She has a penchant for solving complex puzzles in her free time.
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dokuczliwy, dręczący, zrzędzący start learning
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nag - zrzędzić I couldn't focus on my work because of a nagging headache that wouldn't go away.
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tandetny, krzykliwy, tani start learning
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Her once elegant outfit now looked tawdry and cheap under the harsh light.
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wyłączyć się, odpłynąć myślami start learning
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I tend to zone out during long meetings if they're not engaging.
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utrzymujący się na powierzchni, pełen życia, lekki, zwyżkujący start learning
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The buoyant mood of the crowd lifted everyone's spirits after the victory.
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His lack of experience does not necessarily preclude him from being a strong candidate for the job.
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nieprzepuszczalny, odporny start learning
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The material is impervious to water. / He remained impervious to criticism.
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The clatter of dishes echoed through the kitchen as the waiters rushed to serve the guests.
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Z biegiem czasu tętnice mogą ulec zwapnieniu, co prowadzi do problemów zdrowotnych. start learning
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Over time, the arteries can calcify, leading to health problems.
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zmienność, koleje losu, przemiany Zmienność pogody utrudniała planowanie wydarzeń na świeżym powietrzu. start learning
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The vicissitudes of the weather made planning outdoor events difficult.
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skowronek, zabawa/żart, bawienie się beztrosko start learning
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We heard a lark singing early in the morning. / They went on a midnight drive just for a lark.
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kratka, drażniący (dźwięk lub wrażenie), ścieranie Stanął na metalowej kratce i spojrzał na wodę poniżej. / Jej wysoki śmiech drażnił wszystkich. / She’s grating some cheese for the pasta. start learning
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He stepped on the metal grating and looked down at the water below. / Her high-pitched laugh was grating on everyone’s nerves. / She’s grating some cheese for the pasta.
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umniejszający własne osiągnięcia, nazbyt skromny start learning
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He had a self-deprecating way of talking about his achievements.
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The storm denuded the trees of their leaves. / The scandal denuded the organization of its credibility.
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ulotny, przemijający, krótkotrwały start learning
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The beauty of the sunset was evanescent, fading away as night approached.
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przechył, szarpnięcie, chwiać się Gdy pociąg nagle się zatrzymał, pasażerowie gwałtownie pochylili się do przodu na swoich siedzeniach. start learning
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As the train came to a sudden stop, the passengers lurched forward in their seats.
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Zawsze knuł, by przechytrzyć swoich rywali. start learning
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scheme - plan, intryga, schemat, układ He was always scheming to outsmart his rivals.
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podnosić coś ciężkiego za pomocą liny, urządzenia, mechanizmu, dźwig, winda, dźwignica Marynarze wspólnie podnosili żagle. start learning
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The sailors worked together to hoist the sails.
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targować się o coś, negocjować Spędzili godziny, targując się o cenę samochodu. start learning
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They spent hours haggling over the price of the car.
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pełen urazy, obrażony, dotknięty Czuła urazę po tym, jak pominięto ją przy awansie. start learning
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She felt resentful after being overlooked for the promotion.
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