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To change from liquid into vapor, or to slowly disappear. start learning
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parować, wyparowywać The water evaporated in the sun. My savings evaporated after the crisis.
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to make something completely wet or soaked with liquid. start learning
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przemoczony, ociekający wodą I got drenched in the rain. The cake was drenched in chocolate sauce.
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A situation where many people are moving, talking, or reacting loudly. start learning
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zamieszanie, poruszenie There was a commotion in the hallway. The news caused a commotion online.
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To plan, organize, or put things into a particular order. start learning
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organizowanie, układanie She is arranging a meeting. He was arranging books on the shelf.
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Informal verb meaning to throw or discard something. start learning
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rzucić, wyrzucić He chucked the ball across the field. She chucked her old phone away.
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The person who caused a problem or committed a crime. start learning
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sprawca, winowajca The culprit was finally caught.
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A measured quantity, often medicine, but also figurative. start learning
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dawka Take one dose daily. I need a dose of reality.
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To take care of something or pay attention to something. start learning
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pilnowanie, uważanie She is minding the kids. I’m minding my step on the ice.
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To continue to be or to stay after others are gone. start learning
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pozostał He remained calm. Only two cookies remained.
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Information people talk about that may not be true. start learning
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plotka I heard a rumour about layoffs.
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Can mean extra, to avoid damage, or to give something. start learning
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zapasowy / oszczędzać / poświęcić I have a spare key. Please spare him. Can you spare five minutes?
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