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Dołek ekonomiczny start learning		Economic trough The lowest point of something, like a valley or an economic decline. Synonyms: dip, low point, depression Trough sounds like 'tough'—imagine a tough pig fighting for food in a deep feeding trough!"
Zaorać pole start learning		Plow the field To dig or push through something with force. Synonyms: till, furrow, carve The farmer milks the cow and plows the field
ponure przeczucie start learning		gloomy hunch A feeling that something is true without proof. Synonyms: intuition, gut feeling, instinct Hunch sounds like 'hunchback'—imagine a hunchback predicting the future with his mysterious intuition!"
Sugerować znaczenie start learning		Imply meaning To suggest something without saying it directly. Synonyms: hint, suggest, indicate Imply sounds like 'I’m sly'—imagine a sly fox implying things instead of saying them directly!"
Zniekształcona wiadomość start learning		Garbled message Something confused or unclear, often in speech or text. Synonyms: distorted, jumbled, unclear Garbled sounds like 'garbage'—imagine someone trying to speak, but only garbage sounds come out!"
Wahać się w decyzji start learning		Waver in decision To hesitate or be uncertain, or to shake slightly. Synonyms: hesitate, falter, quiver Waver sounds like 'wave'—imagine a tiny boat wavering on rough waves, unsure where to go!"
Pływać po wodzie start learning		Float on water To stay on the surface of water or in the air without sinking. Synonyms: Drift, glide, hover, bob A sleepy goat lay on a boat and began to float
Rozdrażnić kogoś start learning		Rile up To make someone annoyed or angry. Synonyms: Irritate, provoke, annoy, enrage Don’t rile the crocodile, or you’ll run a mile!"
Żałosna porażka start learning		Dismal failure Something dark, depressing, or hopeless. Synonyms: Gloomy, bleak, dreary, miserable This mail" - Imagine receiving "this mail" with bad news, making you feel "this small"
Napięta lina start learning		Taut rope Something stretched tight or tense. Synonyms: Tight, stretched, rigid, firm The tightrope walker kept the line taut—one slip and he’d be caught!
Okaż pogardę start learning		Show disdain A feeling of dislike or disrespect toward something. Synonyms: Contempt, scorn, disregard, arrogance With a look of disdain, he walked past the rain."
Stracić opiekę start learning		Lose custody Legal responsibility or control over someone or something. Synonyms: Guardianship, supervision, detention, care He fought for custody, but the case got muddy."
Zwariowany umysł start learning		Deranged mind Someone who is mentally unstable or behaves crazily. Synonyms: Insane, unhinged, crazy, lunatic deranged ranger
Cieknący kranik start learning		Leaky spigot A small tap or valve that controls the flow of liquid. Synonyms: Faucet, tap, valve, nozzle The spy goth got a secret message hidden inside the spigot
Przerażony zachowaniem start learning		Appalled by the behavior Shocked or disgusted by something bad. Synonyms: Horrified, shocked, disgusted, outraged Grandma looked appalled when I put pineapple on pizza!
Ciesz się zwycięstwem start learning		Rejoice in victory To feel or show great happiness. Synonyms: Celebrate, exult, cheer, delight The crowd began to rejoice, their cheers loud as one voice!
przykuwająca historia start learning		Riveting story A metal pin for fastening things or something that captures full attention. Synonyms: Fasten, secure, captivate, grip With every rivet, the ship was ready for the river of vet
Kamieniołom marmuru start learning		Marble quarry A place where stone is dug up, or an animal being hunted. Synonyms: Pit, excavation, prey, target Deep in the quarry, miners worked without worry of being a quarry
Noszenie kasku jest środkiem ostrożności start learning		Wearing a helmet is a precaution An action taken to prevent harm or danger. Synonyms: Safeguard, protection, measure, warning Before the storm, the caveman took every pre-caution, boarding up windows with swift motion!
Niewielki problem start learning		Minor hitch A small problem or a way to attach something. Synonyms: Snag, obstacle, hook, delay The train hit a hitch, now we're stuck in a ditch!"
udziec wieprzowy start learning		haunch of pork The upper part of the leg or hip, often referring to animals. Synonyms: Hip, thigh, rump, flank He sat on his haunch, ready to launch!
jęczenie dziecka start learning		Whine of a baby To make a high, complaining noise because of discomfort or unhappiness. Synonyms: Complain, moan, gripe, protest The baby started to whine, but wine was fine!"
Nędzny nędznik start learning		Miserable wretch A miserable or wicked person. Synonyms: Outcast, villain, scoundrel, pauper The wretch did stretch to escape the sketchy dungeon!
Zgniły zapach start learning		Putrid smell Rotten, disgusting, or morally corrupt. Synonyms: Rotten, foul, decayed, rancid The putrid meat lay in the heat, crawling with flies—what a nasty feat!"
Złagodzić ból start learning		Alleviate the pain To make something less severe or painful. Synonyms: ease, relieve, lessen To alleviate stress, just meditate and rest.
Przyciągnij klientów start learning		Entice customers To attract or tempt someone into doing something. Synonyms: lure, tempt, attract "A low price will always entice!"
Triumfować z wyższością po zwycięstwie start learning		Gloat over victory To feel or show smug satisfaction, often at someone else's failure. Synonyms: brag, boast, smirk Gloat sounds like 'goat'—imagine a smug-looking goat standing on a mountain, gloating over all the other animals below!"
Senne popołudnie start learning		Drowsy afternoon Feeling sleepy or sluggish. Synonyms: sluggish, dozy, groggy, lethargic Drowsy sounds like ‘droopy’—imagine a droopy-eyed dog struggling to keep its head up, about to fall asleep."
Ucięty wątek start learning		Snipped thread Cut something quickly and cleanly. Synonyms: trim, clip, shear, cut Snipped sounds like ‘snap’—imagine scissors snapping shut, cutting a ribbon in half!"
Przytulny sweter start learning		Snug sweater Synonyms: tight, fitted, cozy, warm Snug sounds like ‘hug’—imagine being wrapped tightly in a cozy blanket like a warm hug!"
Złóż przyrzeczenie start learning		Make a pledge Synonyms: promise, vow, oath, guarantee He stood on the edge and made a pledge!"
brudna przeszłość start learning		sordid past Something dirty, immoral, or dishonorable. Synonyms: vile, filthy, corrupt, sleazy Sordid sounds like ‘sorry did’—imagine a filthy, abandoned motel where dark secrets hide!"
Okropna pogoda start learning		Horrid weather Something very bad, unpleasant, or scary. Synonyms: terrible, awful, dreadful, nasty Horrid sounds like ‘horror’—imagine a monster with the worst smell ever!"
Uporczywe żądanie start learning		Insistent demand Someone or something that won’t stop or give up. Synonyms: persistent, determined, relentless, forceful The insistent assistant wouldn’t take no for an answer!"
Zjadliwie krytyczny start learning		Scathingly critical Speaking in a harsh, critical, or mocking way. Synonyms: harshly, bitterly, severely, sharply She spoke scathingly, blazingly, setting his pride on fire!"
Wtrącaj się do rozmowy start learning		Butt in on a conversation Interrupting someone’s conversation or actions in an annoying way. Synonyms: interrupt, intrude, meddle, interfere Imagine a goat rudely butting in on a serious meeting!"
Zaakceptuj swój los start learning		Accept your lot Your fate, situation, or destiny in life. You can fight or not, but this is your lot!
Ogólnie rzecz biorąc, udany start learning		By and large successful Generally speaking, without focusing on small details. Synonyms: Overall, in general, on the whole, broadly speaking "By and large, we sailed past the barge
Odpyskować niegrzecznie start learning		Rudely answer back To reply in a rude or disrespectful way. Synonyms: Talk back, retort, snap back, sass The kid answered back so fast, his mom’s glare froze him in place!
Zerwij negocjacje start learning		Break off negotiations To suddenly stop or end something. Synonyms: End, cut off, interrupt, terminate "She broke off the talk with a scoff and walked off!"
Załamać się łzami start learning		Break down in tears To stop working, collapse, or become emotionally overwhelmed. Synonyms: Malfunction, fail, collapse, give out "The car broke down just outside town!"
Przywróć wspomnienia start learning		Bring back memories To return something, revive an old trend, or make someone remember. Synonyms: restore, recall, return, reintroduce "A single track can bring back memories in a flash!"
Obniż cenę start learning		Bring down the price To reduce, cause someone to feel worse, or make something collapse. Synonyms: lower, depress, topple, weaken Imagine a clown tripping on his gown, bringing down the entire circus tent!"
Wezwanie do ciszy start learning		Call for silence To require, demand, or request something. Synonyms: demand, require, request, need "A fire on the floor will call for help, for sure!"
Odwołać ślub start learning		Call off a wedding To cancel or stop something from happening. Synonyms: cancel, abort, halt, discontinue "The game was called off, the rain wouldn’t stop!"
Kontynuuj swoją pracę start learning		Carry on with your work To continue doing something despite difficulties. Synonyms: continue, proceed, persist, keep going Through the storm and the dawn, you must carry on!"
Świetnie poradziła sobie z rolą start learning		She carried off the role brilliantly To succeed in doing something difficult or to take something away. Synonyms: succeed, achieve, manage, steal With skill and no scoff, she carried it off!
Złodzieje zabrali obraz start learning		The thieves carried off the painting To succeed in doing something difficult or to take something away. Synonyms: succeed, achieve, manage, steal With skill and no scoff, he carried it off!
Wykonać rozkaz start learning		Carry out an order To do or complete something, especially a plan or an order. Synonyms: execute, perform, accomplish, implement The scout had no doubt—he carried it out!
Do mety dotarła jako druga start learning		She came in second To enter a place or to arrive. Synonyms: enter, arrive, appear With a grin, she came in!
Deszcz opada start learning		The rain is coming down To fall, decrease, or move to a lower level. Synonyms: drop, descend, lower The clown came down from the big top town!"
Wypełnij puste pola start learning		Fill in the blanks To complete something missing or take someone’s place. Synonyms: replace, complete, substitute "To win, just fill in the form with a grin!"
Napełnić bak start learning		Fill up the tank To make something full, especially with liquid or people. Synonyms: refill, load, pack Imagine a giant cup filling up with soda until it overflows!"
Zdradź sekrety start learning		Give away secrets To hand out something for free or reveal a secret. Synonyms: donate, reveal, betray Imagine Santa giving away all his presents, but accidentally revealing his secret identity!"
W końcu uległa pokusie start learning		She finally gave in to temptation To stop resisting and accept something. Synonyms: surrender, yield, submit She fought with a grin, but had to give in!
Przejrzeć szczegóły start learning		Go over the details To review or examine something carefully. Synonyms: review, check, examine Imagine a detective going over every clue with a magnifying glass, making sure nothing is missed!"
Gdyby nie on, miałbym kłopoty start learning		If it wasn’t for him, I’d be in trouble Used to say that without someone or something, a situation would be different. Synonyms: without him, if not for him, if hasn't been for him If it wasn’t for him, the chances were slim!"
gdyby nie on hasn't start learning		if it hasn't been for him
Spróbuj jazdy na nartach start learning		Have a go at skiing Used to encourage someone to try something. Synonyms: try, attempt, give it a shot Give it a show, just have a go!"
Nie bądź dla mnie taki bezczelny! start learning		Don’t give me that cheek! Part of the face OR rude and disrespectful behavior. Synonyms: Face (for anatomy), sass, disrespect, impudence (for attitude) The naughty kid cheeked his teacher and got detention!
Ścieżka wije się przez las start learning		The path wends through the forest To move in a slow, purposeful direction. Synonyms: Proceed, journey, make one’s way, meander The old traveler wended through the mountains, his steps slow but steady
Kreatywne ujście start learning		Creative outlet A place or way for something to flow out, whether electricity, emotions, or products. Synonyms: Socket (for electricity), escape, release, store (for sales) Find an outlet from the net
Łzy napływają start learning		Tears well up To rise or build up, especially emotions or liquid. Synonyms: Fill up, rise, swell, surge Feelings well up, don’t bottle them up!
Narzekać z niezadowolenia start learning		Grumble in discontent To complain in a low, muttering voice. Synonyms: Mutter, complain, murmur, gripe Grandpa grumbled so much, his words sounded like distant thunder!
Wić się w agonii start learning		Writhe in agony To twist or squirm, often from pain or distress. Synonyms: Squirm, twist, contort, thrash The snake writhed wildly, twisting like a furious rope!
Popełnić gafę start learning		Make a blunder A careless or foolish mistake. Synonyms: Error, slip-up, mistake, gaffe The knight blundered into battle, charging the wrong way into thunder
Świeża partia start learning		A fresh batch A group of things made or collected together at the same time. Synonyms: Set, group, collection, load Grandma baked a huge batch of cookies, let's catch them.
Wyglądać na zdezorientowanego start learning		Look nonplussed So confused or surprised that you don’t know what to do. Synonyms: Stunned, bewildered, perplexed, flustered He stood nonplussed, utterly fussed!
Zmarszczona twarz start learning		Wizened face Shriveled, wrinkled, or dried up, often from age. Synonyms: Shrunken, withered, aged, gnarled "A łajzen sage, full of age!"
Bryła węgla start learning		A lump of coal A small mass of something, like a bump or clump. Synonyms: Bump, clump, chunk, mass lump z lump
Mieszać się na przyjęciu start learning		Mingle at the party To mix or socialize with others. Synonyms: Mix, interact, socialize, blend At the party, everyone began to mingle even if they were single
Zanurz się w morzu start learning		Plunge into the sea To dive or fall quickly, or to suddenly start something. Synonyms: Dive, drop, fall, leap "He took the plunge, with a splash and a lunge!"
Buziak w policzek start learning		Peck on the cheek She gave a peck, then dashed off inside a wreck!"
Zrobić prostą linię start learning		Make a beeline To go directly to something in the fastest way. Synonyms: Direct route, straight line, shortcut She made a beeline for the food, like a bee in the bloom!"
Duszna noc start learning		Sultry night Hot and humid, especially in a way that makes it uncomfortable. Synonyms: Muggy, humid, sticky, oppressive "A sultry breeze, with the heat that won't cease!
Oczekujące na zatwierdzenie start learning		Pending approval Something that is not finished yet and is waiting to be completed. Synonyms: Awaiting, unresolved, upcoming, undecided The pending decision felt like a balloon about to pop—waiting for something to happen!
Reakcja zdenerwowania start learning		Flustered response Feeling nervous, confused, or stressed, especially under pressure. Synonyms: Anxious, rattled, overwhelmed, nervous When you're flustered, your thoughts scatter like papers in the wind so you can't trust them
Jego buńczuczne gadanie nikogo nie przestraszyło start learning		His bluster didn't scare anyone Loud, aggressive talk or strong wind making a lot of noise. Synonyms: Boasting, bragging, blabbing, gale, gust The wind’s wild bluster made the shutters muster!"
Rozkwitać kreatywnością start learning		Burgeon with creativity To grow or develop quickly. Synonyms: flourish, expand, thrive Surgeon burgeon with creativity
Powinienem wiedzieć start learning		Ought to know Used to express duty or advice. Synonyms: should, must, supposed to Imagine a wise owl saying ‘You ought to do your homework!’ while wagging its wing like a teacher."
przeczucie, że kłamał start learning		an inkling that he was lying A slight idea or suspicion about something. Synonyms: hint, clue, suspicion Inkling sounds like ‘ink link’—imagine a detective finding a tiny ink stain as a clue to a mystery!"
Zarozumiały uśmiech start learning		Smug grin Feeling overly proud of yourself in an annoying way. Synonyms: self-satisfied, conceited, arrogant Smug sounds like ‘smug mug’—imagine a coffee mug with a self-satisfied smirk on it!"
Niechlujny flejtuch start learning		Messy slob A very messy and untidy person. Synonyms: messy, unkempt, untidy Slob sounds like ‘sloppy blob’—imagine a giant jelly blob spilling food everywhere!"
Urządzenie kuchenne start learning		Kitchen appliance A machine or device used at home, usually electrical. Synonyms: device, gadget, machine Appliance sounds like ‘apply’—imagine a talking fridge that applies for a job in your kitchen!"
Zamyślony nastrój start learning		Pensive mood Thinking deeply, often in a serious or sad way. Synonyms: thoughtful, reflective, contemplative Food is expensive so he was pensive
warstwa zewnętrzna start learning		the outer layer Something on the outside or far from the center. Synonyms: external, outside, peripheral Outer sounds like 'out'—imagine stepping out of a spaceship into the vast outer space."
Noga w górę w życiu start learning		Leg-up in life Help or advantage that makes it easier to succeed. Synonyms: boost, advantage, head start Imagine someone giving you a boost to climb a wall—just like a ‘leg-up’ in life!"
Chropawy głos start learning		Gruff voice A rough, deep, or unfriendly voice or attitude. Synonyms: harsh, brusque, curt The old bear looked tough, with a voice so gruff!"
Wgnieciono mu drzwi samochodu start learning		He got a ding on his car door
Stłumić śmiech start learning		Stifle a laugh To stop something from being expressed or happening. Synonyms: suppress, hold back, choke, restrain He tried to stifle his giggle, but it burst like a rifle!"
Uciekać truchtem start learning		Scuttle away To move quickly with short steps or to ruin something. Synonyms: scurry, dash, ruin, destroy The mouse did scuttle near the bottle, with feet so fast they made a rattle.
Obskurny pokój start learning		Dingy room Something dirty, dark, or poorly maintained. Synonyms: shabby, grimy, dull, filthy In the dingy flat, the cat wore a hat and chased a rat."
burza ustaje start learning		storm abate To become weaker or less intense. Synonyms: subside, diminish, lessen, decline Abate sounds like ‘a bait’ — imagine throwing ‘a bait’ into a stormy sea, and the storm calming down because the sea is pleased!"
Fotel bujany start learning		Rocker chair A chair that rocks back and forth, or a person who loves/plays rock music. Synonyms: rocking chair, rock fan, headbanger Rocker sounds like 'rock her' — imagine a grandma in a rocker chair singing rock music and shouting: 'Come here, I’ll rock her to sleep with Metallica!'"
Wyrzuć to start learning		Chuck it away To throw something with force or casually. Synonyms: toss, throw, hurl a chicken angrily chucking eggs at people!"
Złośliwa uwaga start learning		Snide remark A snide comment is rude and meant to hurt or mock someone. Synonyms: sarcastic, mocking, scornful Snide sounds like 'snake slide' — imagine a snake sliding in with a fake smile, whispering rude comments to everyone."
Ukradkowe spojrzenie start learning		Furtive glance A furtive action is secret and meant to avoid attention. Synonyms: secretive, sneaky, stealthy Furtive sounds like 'fur thief' — imagine a sneaky thief wearing a fur coat, tiptoeing through a museum trying not to get caught
Półki w spiżarni start learning		Pantry shelves A pantry is a small room or closet where food and kitchen items are stored. Synonyms: larder, food cupboard, storage room Pantry sounds like 'pan tree' — imagine a magical tree that grows pans and jars of food!"
Załamanie gospodarcze start learning		Economic slump Slump means a sudden drop or to fall heavily due to tiredness or sadness. Synonyms: collapse, decline, droop, crash Slump sounds like 'slump on a lump' — imagine someone collapsing onto a big lump of pillows!"
Zgodziłem się, choć niechętnie. start learning		Grudgingly agreed. Doing something without wanting to. Synonyms: reluctantly, unwillingly, hesitantly, resentfully Grudgingly sounds like 'grudge in me' — imagine someone cleaning while muttering ‘I still have a grudge in me!’"

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