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reverse a previous decision, statement, or course of action. start learning
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backtrack on + rzeczownik backtrack on a promise backtrack on a decision backtrack on a statement wycofał się, zmienił wcześniejsze stanowisko / cofnął się The politician backtracked on his earlier promise.
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in a way that is very noticeable or easy to see. start learning
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wyraźnie, rzucająco się w oczy, ostentacyjnie He was conspicuously absent from the meeting.
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in a way that is very noticeable or easy to see. start learning
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wyraźnie, rzucająco się w oczy, ostentacyjnie He was conspicuously absent from the meeting.
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line or fold in something, especially fabric or paper. As a verb, means to make such a fold or line. start learning
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rzeczownik: zagięcie, zmarszczka, załamanie czasownik: zgniatać/zaginać, powodować zmarszczenie There was a crease in my shirt. She has a few creases around her eyes. Be careful not to crease the paper.
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to dislike someone or something extremely strongly. start learning
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nie znosić, nienawidzić, bardzo nie lubić I detest loud music. I detest waiting.
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interesting or attractive in a way that makes you want to pay attention or become involved. start learning
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angażujący interesujący, wciągający w określonych konstrukcjach: wdający się w coś / zajmujący się czymś The teacher gave an engaging presentation. The game is very engaging for children.
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something that lasts much longer than expected or necessary. start learning
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⚠️ Bardzo typowe dla formalnego angielskiego, wiadomości i tekstów akademickich. przedłużający się, długotrwały, przewlekły After a protracted discussion, they reached an agreement. They were involved in a protracted legal battle.
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something that has long, thin strands or fibers start learning
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włóknisty, żylasty, ciągnący się The cheese became stringy when it melted. His hair looked stringy after swimming. The meat was tough and stringy.
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in an extremely unreasonable, ridiculous, or absurd way. start learning
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ludicrously + adjective/adverb absurdalnie, niedorzecznie, komicznie ludicrously expensive ludicrously complicated ludicrously fast
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to eat a large amount of good food, usually as part of a special meal. It can also mean to enjoy something greatly. start learning
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ucztował, biesiadował, ucztował przy czymś They feasted for hours after the wedding. The children feasted on pizza.
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to come or flow out from a particular source. start learning
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emanować, wydobywać się, promieniować Light emanated from the window.
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