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To breathe out deeply (emotion, tiredness, relief) start learning
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westchnął / westchnęła She sighed with relief. “I guess you’re right,” he sighed.
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The act of chasing someone or something An activity or goal someone follows seriously start learning
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pościg / dążenie / zajęcie (cel, aktywność) The police are in pursuit of the suspect. She moved abroad in pursuit of her dreams.
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Used to describe something that seems true but may not be. start learning
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jak gdyby / jakby He talks as though he knows everything.
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To obtain something To visit briefly zdobyć / wpaść (odwiedzić krótko) start learning
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zdobyć / wpaść (odwiedzić krótko) Good jobs are hard to come by. You should come by later for coffee.
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To distribute something to many people To produce or emit something (light, sound, smell, heat) To stop working or fail rozdawać wydawać (dźwięk, światło, zapach) przestać działać / wysiąść (np. serce, sprzęt, nogi) start learning
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rozdawać wydawać (dźwięk, światło, zapach) przestać działać / wysiąść (np. serce, sprzęt, nogi) The teacher gave out the exam papers. The fire gave out a lot of heat. My old phone finally gave out yesterday.
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Very interesting or exciting so you can’t ignore it Very convincing start learning
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przekonujący / bardzo interesujący / zmuszający do uwagi It was a compelling story. She gave a compelling argument.
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Showing deep understanding of people or situations start learning
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wnikliwy / spostrzegawczy / dający głębokie zrozumienie She made an insightful comment about the movie.
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To try to deal with or solve a problem (Also literal) To stop or grab someone in sports (like football) start learning
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zająć się (problemem) / stawić czoła / rozwiązywać The government is trying to tackle climate change. The player tackled his opponent.
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Extremely important for success or survival start learning
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kluczowy / niezwykle ważny Communication is crucial in relationships.
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To increase or improve something To help something become more successful or effective start learning
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zwiększyć / wzmocnić / podnieść (np. morale, sprzedaż) The company boosted its profits last year. Exercise can boost your mood.
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