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An old object surviving from an earlier time. start learning		ancient relic relic of the past relikt, pozostałość The museum displayed ancient relics. This tradition is a relic of the past.
Understanding of one’s position or situation start learning		get your bearings lose your bearings orientacja, położenie (ale też: łożyska — techniczne znaczenie) I stopped to get my bearings. After moving, he lost his bearings.
A return to a bad condition, illness, or habit after improvement. start learning		relapse into suffer a relapse nawrót He suffered a relapse after treatment. She relapsed into old habits.
To prevent someone from accomplishing something. start learning		thwart a plan thwart attempts udaremnić, pokrzyżować The police thwarted the robbery. Bad weather thwarted our plans.
communicated or transported something. start learning		convey an idea convey emotions convey something to someone przekazał, wyraził She conveyed her feelings clearly. The message was conveyed to the manager.
Not very good; average in quality. start learning		mediocre performance mediocre at something przeciętny, mierny The movie was mediocre. He is mediocre at cooking.
Very unpleasant, rude, or annoying. start learning		obnoxious behavior obnoxious person irytujący, odpychający His obnoxious attitude annoyed everyone. The music was loud and obnoxious.
In a way that is understood without being directly stated. start learning		trust implicitly imply implicitly pośrednio, domyślnie, nie wprost I trust him implicitly. The contract implicitly forbids sharing the data.
Able to speak or write in a very clear and persuasive way. start learning		eloquent speech eloquent speaker eloquent about something elokwentny, wymowny He gave an eloquent speech. She is very eloquent when discussing politics.

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