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Skórka chleba start learning		Crust of bread A hard outer layer, like on bread, the Earth, or a wound. "The crust of the bread was golden and crispy." Synonyms: shell, layer, coating. The chef hesitated, but he had to trust the crust. If it failed, his whole pizza empire would collapse!
Uciekaj start learning		Scamper away To run quickly with short, light steps, like a child or animal. "The rabbit scampered away into the bushes." Synonyms: dash, dart, scurry. The camper scampered away when he saw the camper van
Pośród chaosu start learning		Amidst the chaos To be in the middle of something, often surrounded by it. "He remained strong amidst the storm." Synonyms: among, in the middle of, surrounded by. Amidst a mist, he got lost in the forest."
Pucołowate policzki start learning		Chubby cheeks A little fat in a cute way, often used for babies or pets. "The chubby puppy rolled on the grass." Synonyms: plump, pudgy, round. That chubby cat eats way too many treats
Kopiec ziemi start learning		Mound of dirt A raised pile of something, like dirt or sand, or a small hill. "The farmer stood on a mound of hay." Synonyms: pile, heap, hill. A hound sat on a mound, looking around.
Uczestniczyć we Mszy Świętej start learning		Attend Holy Mass A religious service held during Christmas celebrations. "They sang carols at Holy Mass." Synonyms: Christmas Mass, Midnight Mass. She worked out before Holy Mass to gain muscle mass
Zbesztać dziecko start learning		Scold a child To criticize or reprimand someone for their behavior. "She scolded him for making a mess." Synonyms: reprimand, rebuke, lecture. She scolded him for leaving the door open in the cold.
Snucie opowieści start learning		Spin a yarn A long thread used for knitting or a long, exaggerated story. "She used red yarn for the scarf while telling an old family yarn." Synonyms: thread, tale, story. The old man spun a yarn as he played with a ball of yarn."
Nakaz eksmisji start learning		Eviction notice Being forced to leave a home or place, usually by law. "After losing his job, he faced eviction from his apartment." Synonyms: expulsion, removal, ejection. His addiction led to eviction—he lost his home because of bad habits.
Pieczone kasztany start learning		Roasted chestnuts A type of tree or nut, or something old and overused (like a joke). "We roasted chestnuts by the fire." Synonyms: brown (color), cliché (idiom), horse chestnut (tree). "A squirrel 'chased nuts' all day, looking for the perfect chestnut."
Błagać o litość start learning		Implore for mercy To beg someone very strongly for something. "He implored her to stay, but she left." Synonyms: beg, plead, urge. "Before you ignore me, I implore you to listen!"
Pogardliwe spojrzenie start learning		Scornful glance To strongly dislike and show no respect for something. "He scorned their foolish ideas and walked away." Synonyms: disdain, contempt, ridicule. He threw the corn on the floor with scorn—he hated vegetables!"
pobieżne spojrzenie start learning		cursory glance Done quickly and without much attention to detail. Like a quick look or a brief examination. Synonyms: superficial, brief, quick. Cursor sorry" - when your cursor moves over the word "sorry" so quickly that you barely see it,
Taczka z ziemią start learning		Wheelbarrow of soil A small cart with one wheel and two handles, used for carrying things. Like a tool you use to move dirt or bricks. Synonyms: barrow, handbarrow. Wheel bear row" - Imagine a bear pushing a row of wheels - that's a wheelbarrow.
Pastwisko start learning		Pasture land An area of grassland where animals graze. Like a field where cows or sheep eat grass. Synonyms: grassland, meadow. Past sure" - Imagine you are "sure" animals have been in the "past" in this place, because it is their pasture.
Skandal niewierności start learning		Infidelity scandal The act of being unfaithful to a spouse or partner. Like breaking a promise of loyalty in a relationship. Synonyms: unfaithfulness, betrayal. In fidelity" - the "in" suggests a lack of fidelity, therefore it is infidelity
Wierność zasadom start learning		Fidelity to principles Faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief. Like being loyal and trustworthy. Synonyms: loyalty, faithfulness. Fidel's city" - Imagine that Fidel Castro was extremely "faithful" to his "vision of the city" (Cuba), which symbolizes fidelity.
Kawałek mięsa start learning		Hunk of meat A large piece of something. An attractive, muscular man. Like a big piece of bread or a strong guy. Synonyms: chunk, piece, attractive man. Honk trunk - trunk of a tree being "honked" off, leaving a "hunk" of meat
Zawiłość projektu start learning		Intricacy of design The quality of being complex or detailed. Like many small, complicated parts. Synonyms: complexity, detail. In tricky sea" - Imagine trying to navigate "in a tricky sea" with many complex currents and details, representing the intricacy.
Okropny śmiech start learning		Hideous laughter Extremely unpleasant or frightening laughter. Like a laugh that makes you feel scared or disgusted. Synonyms: ghastly laughter, terrifying laughter. Hide us laughter" - Imagine the laughter is so frightening that people want to "hide us" from it.
Wiszący sopel lodu start learning		Icicle hanging A hanging piece of ice formed by freezing dripping water. Like a sharp, frozen drip. Synonyms: ice spike, ice dagger. Ice cycle" - Imagine "icicles" forming in a continuous "cycle," much like a snake eating its own tail, as the melting water refreezes.
Zszargana reputacja start learning		Tainted reputation To spoil or stain something, making it impure or bad. "The lie tainted their friendship forever." Synonyms: stain, blemish, corrupt. The paint was tainted with radioactive waste, glowing in the dark.
leże smoka start learning		dragon den A hidden place where animals or people stay. "The fox ran into its den to escape." Synonyms: cave, hideout, lair. She turned his basement into a den for gaming.
Skarbnica wiedzy start learning		Repository of knowledge A place where things are stored, like knowledge, objects, or data. "The museum is a repository of history." Synonyms: storage, archive, vault. A rest-o’-the-story is kept in the repository!
Zanieczyszczona woda start learning		Contaminated water Something that is dirty or unsafe due to harmful substances. "The river was contaminated by chemicals." Synonyms: polluted, tainted, impure. Koń Tammy needs clean water, but is contaminated!"
oszust i złodziej start learning		con and thief To deceive or trick someone, usually for money or personal gain. "He conned me out of my savings." Synonyms: deceive, trick, scam, fraud. He got caught in a con game, now he’s gone!"
Nieskazitelny stan start learning		Immaculate condition Perfectly clean, tidy, or free from flaws. Like something that is completely spotless or flawless. Synonyms: spotless, flawless, perfect. I'm a clock! I'm ejaculate" - Imagine a perfectly functioning, "immaculate" clock, where every part is precise and clean.
Przekazać wiadomość start learning		Convey a message To make ideas, feelings, or information known to someone. Like passing a message or showing how you feel. Synonyms: communicate, express. Imagine trying to "convey" to your family that you are "gay"
Trasa podróży start learning		Itinerary for the trip A detailed plan for a journey, listing places to visit and activities. Like a schedule for your trip. Synonyms: schedule, plan. The alien’s I.T. in the air device was floating, displaying his itinerary for the trip to Earth!
Podobiznę przywódcy start learning		Effigy of the leader A sculpture or model of a person. Like a symbolic representation of someone. Synonyms: image, representation. Imagine someone saying "Eff it, G!" while burning an "effigy" representing that person.
Odosobniona plaża start learning		Secluded beach Hidden away from places where people usually go. Like a quiet, private place. Synonyms: isolated, remote. In the secluded lake, naked women were included
Przeskakiwać między tematami start learning		Flit between topics To move quickly and lightly from place to place. "The butterfly flitted between the flowers." Synonyms: dart, skim, flicker. The little bird did a quick flit, like a fleeting thought
Owinąć niemowlę start learning		Swaddle a baby To wrap tightly, usually to keep warm or secure. "She swaddled the baby in a soft blanket." Synonyms: wrap, bundle, envelop. She swaddled herself in a thick blanket, looking like a burrito.
Skąpe skanowanie start learning		Scant scan Very little of something, not enough. "He gave scant attention to the details." Synonyms: little, sparse, insufficient. A scant scan of the room showed there was barely anything left.
Rzekoma prawda start learning		Supposed truth Believed to be true, but not necessarily. "The supposed thief was actually innocent." Synonyms: alleged, presumed, assumed He was supposedly composed, but inside he was nervous.
Ukryta zatoczka start learning		Hidden cove A small, sheltered bay or a cozy hidden place. "The boat drifted into a peaceful cove." Synonyms: bay, inlet, nook "A dove found a cozy cove by the sea.
domniemane przestępstwo start learning		alleged crime Something claimed but not yet proven to be true. "He is the alleged thief, but the court hasn't decided yet." Synonyms: supposed, claimed, unconfirmed The all-edge razor was the alleged murder weapon!
Nawiązać do tajemnicy start learning		Allude to a mystery To mention something indirectly, without saying it clearly. "She alluded to her plans without giving details." Synonyms: hint, suggest, refer A lód was the allude to the mystery.
Wycieczka z przewodnikiem start learning		Guided excursion A short trip for fun or learning. "We took an excursion to the museum." Synonyms: trip, outing, journey "During our excursion, we ex-cursed found the best version of ourselves!"
mieszanka ubrań start learning		Jumble of clothes A messy or mixed-up collection of things. "My thoughts are a jumble today." Synonyms: mess, clutter, tangle Be humble your room is like 'jungle'—imagine a jungle of messy clothes on your floor!"
Hałaśliwy tłum start learning		Raucous crowd A loud, harsh, or wild sound or behavior. "The party was raucous and fun." Synonimy: loud, noisy, rowdy, boisterous, wild Rock us? More like raucous!
Przyjazna osobowość start learning		Amiable personality Friendly and pleasant to be around. "He was an amiable neighbor who always helped others." Synonyms: Friendly, kind, warm, pleasant She was so amiable, always kind and reliable."
Mocny zapach start learning		Potent smell Very strong or effective. "This medicine is very potent; you only need a small dose." Synonyms: Powerful, strong, effective, intense The wizard mixed a potent potion so strong that just one drop turned a mouse into a giant!
Roić się od życia start learning		Teem with life Full of something in large amounts. "The ocean teems with colorful fish." Synonyms: Overflow, swarm, abound, bristle The stream teems with fish, a shimmering dream!"
Krzycz w udręce start learning		Cry out in anguish Extreme emotional or physical pain. "She felt deep anguish after losing her best friend." Synonyms: torment, agony, misery He made a wish, but all he got was anguish!"
Był w stanie zamglenia po wypadku start learning		He was in a haze after the accident A light mist or a confused state of mind. "His mind was in a haze after the long night." Synonyms: fog, mist, blur, daze Lost in a haze, trapped in a maze!"
Przyznać porażkę start learning		Concede defeat To unwillingly admit something is true or to give up. "He had to concede that she was right." Synonyms: admit, surrender, yield Concede" sounds like "can’t seed"—imagine a farmer who stubbornly refuses to admit his land is too dry for planting but finally concedes defeat and stops trying.
Zbyt wrażliwy start learning		Overly sensitive To an excessive degree; too much. "He was overly excited about the party." Synonyms: too, excessively, unduly He was overly curly, his hair looked swirly!"
Stado gęsi start learning		Gaggle of geese A noisy or disorderly group of people or animals. "A gaggle of fans surrounded the celebrity." Synonyms: group, flock, cluster Gaggle" sounds like "giggle"—imagine a group of geese giggling loudly as they waddle around a pond.
Uznanie za osiągnięcia start learning		Recognition for achievement The act of identifying someone or being acknowledged for something. "He got recognition for his bravery." Synonyms: acknowledgment, appreciation, identification "His ambition led to recognition at the competition!"
Rzuć kamieniem start learning		Hurl a stone To throw something with great force. "She hurled the ball far into the field." Synonyms: throw, fling, launch, toss Hurl" sounds like "hurricane"—imagine a hurricane hurling cars and trees through the air!
Przepraszać obficie start learning		Apologize profusely To do something in large amounts or with great intensity. "He apologized profusely for his mistake." Synonyms: abundantly, excessively, lavishly, generously He sweated profusely after running too loosely
Nieoczekiwany objazd start learning		Unexpected detour A different or longer way to reach a place. "We had to take a detour due to road construction." Synonyms: bypass, diversion, alternative route, deviation The road was unsure, so we took a detour!"
Brzydzić się niesprawiedliwością start learning		Abhor injustice To strongly dislike or hate something. "I abhor cruelty to animals." Synonyms: Loathe, detest, despise, hate "I abhor the rat on the floor!"
Ryczeć jak dziecko start learning		Bawl like a baby To cry or yell very loudly. "The baby bawled all night long." Synonyms: Wail, sob, howl, scream "He hit the wall and began to bawl!"
Zagubiony w marzeniach start learning		Lost in reverie A state of daydreaming or deep thought. "He fell into a reverie, imagining a different life." Synonyms: daydream, trance, contemplation, fantasy "Drifting in a reverie by the cherry river, lost in thoughts that dance and shiver."
Opóźnić postęp start learning		Retard progress To slow something down or delay it. "The storm will retard our flight schedule." Synonyms: delay, hinder, impede, slow down Retard sounds like 're-tire'—imagine a car slowing down because its tires keep getting re-tired!"
Połączyć się w zespół start learning		Coalesce into a team To come together and form one thing. "The clouds coalesced into a dark storm." Synonyms: merge, unite, blend, fuse Imagine a group of koalas hugging tightly together, forming one big fuzzy ball—just like ideas coalescing!"
Korony drzew start learning		Canopy of trees A covering or roof-like layer, often made of trees or fabric. "The canopy of the tent kept us dry in the rain." Synonyms: cover, roof, shelter, overhang "A leafy canopy, nature’s own balcony!"
Wyznacz lidera start learning		Designate a leader To officially choose someone or something for a role or purpose. "She was designated as the new manager." Synonyms: appoint, assign, nominate, label "They designate, so don’t be late!"
Gromadzić się w tłumie start learning		Congregate in crowds To gather in a group, especially for a purpose. "Students congregated in the hall before the exam." Synonyms: assemble, gather, meet, cluster Don’t hesitate, let’s congregate!" Imagine a giant gate opening, and people rushing in to congregate for a huge festival!"
Obudzić się ze snu start learning		Rouse from sleep To wake up, stimulate, or excite someone. "She tried to rouse him from his deep sleep." Synonyms: awaken, stir, provoke, energize Rouse sounds like 'mouse'—imagine a tiny mouse running over your face, instantly rousing you from sleep!"
Zdrzemnąć się na lekcji start learning		Doze off in class To fall asleep for a short time, often unintentionally. "I dozed off on the bus and almost missed my stop." Synonyms: Nod off, drift off, snooze, nap He dozed off, his head went soft!"
Piękna altana start learning		Beautiful gazebo A small outdoor structure, often found in gardens or parks. "We had a picnic in the gazebo." Synonyms: Pavilion, pergola, summerhouse A torpedo zoomed through the water and hit a gazebo with gazelle and zebra inside
błyszcząca pięciocentówka start learning		shiny nickel A metal element or a small U.S. coin worth five cents. "I need a nickel for the vending machine." Synonyms: Five-cent coin, metal, currency I'll give you a nickel if you tickle my pickle
Gęste zarośla start learning		Dense thicket A dense area of trees and bushes. "The deer hid in the thicket." Synonyms: Bush, undergrowth, brushwood, copse I lost my ticket deep in the thicket!
Błotniste bagno start learning		Muddy bog A wet, muddy area that can be hard to walk through. "The horse got stuck in the bog." Synonyms: Swamp, marsh, mire, fen "A lost frog hopped through the bog!"
Rozległa wiedza start learning		Extensive knowledge Something large, wide, or covering a lot. "The forest is extensive, stretching for miles." Synonyms: Vast, broad, comprehensive, widespread His knowledge is so extensive, it makes exams less intensive!"
Wyszczerbione szkło start learning		Chipped glass Something that has a small piece broken off. "The plate was chipped after falling on the floor." Synonyms: Cracked, damaged, broken, nicked He tripped, the cup slipped, now it's chipped!"
biała brzoza start learning		White birch A tree with white bark often found in forests. "The birch tree stood tall by the river." Synonyms: Tree, hardwood, timber The bird found a perch on the birch!
porwać dziecko start learning		abduct a child To take someone away by force. "The villain tried to abduct the hero, but failed." Synonyms: Kidnap, seize, snatch, capture The aliens abducted Bob, but returned him after realizing he wouldn’t stop talking!
wymiotować na krawędzi start learning		retch on the edge To gag or try to vomit, usually because of a bad smell or sickness. "The rotten food made him retch." Synonyms: Gag, heave, choke, dry heave "He tried to stretch, but the smell made him retch!
Delikatne chmury start learning		Wispy clouds Something thin, light, and delicate, like hair, smoke, or clouds. "The candle’s flame flickered in the wispy smoke." Synonyms: Thin, delicate, feathery, airy The wizard’s wispy beard was so thin, the wind almost blew it away!
Zanikać w ciszy start learning		Trail off into silence To slowly fade away in sound or intensity. "His sentence trailed off into a whisper." Synonyms: fade, diminish, weaken, quiet down Imagine a long trail in the forest—at first clear, but then fading into nothing, just like a voice trailing off."
Pędzić w dół wzgórza start learning		Careen down the hill To move fast and uncontrollably, often swerving. "The truck careened around the corner dangerously." Synonyms: swerve, lurch, veer, tilt Careen sounds like 'car in'—imagine a car in a crazy spin, careening wildly down the street!"
Zanuć kołysankę start learning		Croon a lullaby To sing or hum softly in a soothing way. "He crooned a love song by the fireplace." Synonyms: hum, warble, murmur, sing Under the moon, she crooned a tune."
Szczebel drabiny start learning		Rung of a ladder A step of a ladder or a level in a system. "He reached the highest rung of success." Synonyms: step, level, stage Rung sounds like 'hung'—imagine someone hanging from the top rung of a ladder, afraid to climb down!"
Surowe odrzucenie start learning		Harsh rebuff A blunt rejection or refusal. "His job application got a quick rebuff." Synonyms: rejection, refusal, snub He called her bluff, but got a rebuff!"
Euforyczna radość start learning		Ecstatic joy A feeling of extreme happiness or excitement. "He was ecstatic after winning the championship." Synonyms: overjoyed, thrilled, elated Ecstatic sounds like 'electric static'—imagine someone so happy they spark with energy!"
Przejrzyj książkę start learning		Peruse a book To read or examine something carefully. "He perused the contract before signing it." Synonyms: read, inspect, scrutinize "Peruse sounds like 'puzzle news'—imagine reading a newspaper full of confusing riddles!"
Szorstka tkanina start learning		Coarse fabric Something rough, rude, or unrefined. "The coarse sand felt rough under my feet." Synonyms: rough, crude, unpolished Coarse sounds like 'horse'—imagine a horse with a really rough, sandpaper-like coat!"
Pomarszczony papier start learning		Crinkled paper A small fold, wrinkle, or crunching sound. "His eyes crinkled when he smiled." Synonyms: wrinkle, crease, crumple Crinkle sounds like 'wrinkle'—imagine a magical paper that crinkles every time you blink!"
Odruchowa uwaga start learning		Offhand remark Saying or doing something without much thought. "She made an offhand comment and regretted it later." Synonyms: casual, unplanned, careless He spoke offhand, without a plan!"
Emanować pewnością siebie start learning		Exude confidence To release or show a strong feeling or quality. "The flowers exude a sweet fragrance." Synonyms: emit, radiate, ooze The dude at the gym exudes confidence, flexing like he owns the place!
Łagodny smak start learning		Mellow flavor Something smooth, soft, or relaxed, like a gentle taste, music, or mood. "His voice was deep and mellow, like warm honey." After drinking a glass of mellow wine, even the grumpy cat fellow started purring!
Czysta euforia start learning		Pure exhilaration A feeling of extreme excitement and joy. "Winning the race gave him a rush of exhilaration." Synonyms: Euphoria, thrill, excitement, joy, elation In the midst of celebration, I felt pure exhilaration!
dać zgodę start learning		give consent Agreeing to something or giving permission. "He needed his parents’ consent to go on the trip." Synonyms: Permission, approval, agreement, authorization Without consent, there’s no event!
luźna lina start learning		slack rope Something loose, slow, or lazy. "He gave a slack handshake, weak and lifeless." Synonyms: Loose, lazy, weak, careless The pirate’s slack rope made him fall right into the shark-infested sea!
obijać się start learning		slack off
Obijaj się w pracy start learning		Slack off at work To stop working hard and become lazy. Synonyms: Laze around, be idle, procrastinate, goof off If you slack off, your boss will scoff!"
Każdy zakamarek start learning		Every nook and cranny A small hidden space, like a crack or gap. Synonyms: Crevice, gap, nook, corner The mouse hid in a cranny, safe from the hungry granny’s cat!
Wątpliwości moralne start learning		Moral qualms A feeling of doubt, worry, or guilt about something. Synonyms: Doubt, misgiving, hesitation, unease He tried to stay calm, but deep down felt a qualm!"
Uśpiony wulkan start learning		Dormant volcano Something that is inactive for now but could become active later. Synonyms: Inactive, sleeping, latent, idle The dormant dragon snored in its cave—better not wake it up!
plama tuszu start learning		ink blot A stain, mark, or something that ruins perfection. Synonyms: Stain, smudge, blemish, tarnish A single blood blot ruined the perfect spot!
Ustąpić pod presją start learning		Relent under pressure To stop being strict or stubborn and become more lenient. Synonyms: yield, soften, give in He relents like a tent in the wind!
Zatrzymane negocjacje start learning		Stalled negotiations To stop moving or progressing, often unexpectedly. Synonyms: halted, delayed, stuck stalled car'—imagine a car that suddenly stops in the middle of a highway, blocking everyone!"
Dławiący się silnik start learning		Sputtering engine To make short, uneven bursts of sound, like a choking engine or someone struggling to speak. Synonyms: stammer, stutter, falter, splutter sputter sounds like spitting butter'—imagine someone trying to speak while spitting melted butter all over!"
Brzęk naczyń start learning		Clatter of dishes A loud, rattling noise, usually from metal or hard objects hitting each other. Synonyms: racket, clang, rattle, crash Plates scatter with a loud clatter!"
Ponura pogoda start learning		Dreary weather Something dull, gloomy, or depressing. Synonyms: dull, gloomy, bleak Dreary sounds like ‘dry and eerie’—imagine a lifeless desert under a gloomy sky!"
Usiądź wygodnie na krześle start learning		Ensconce in a chair To settle into a safe or comfortable place. Synonyms: nestle, conceal, tuck "Ensconce sounds like ‘en-sponge’—imagine sinking into a giant, soft sponge chair, completely hidden!"

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