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ciężki, trudny - physically or mentally difficult: not easy He trains very __ - at least three hours a day. start learning
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He trains very hard - at least three hours a day.
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almost not at all, barely (negative) It's incredibly foggy. I can __ see anything. start learning
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It's incredibly foggy. I can hardly see anything.
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późny - existing or happening near the end of a period of time I hate it when people arrive __ for meetings. start learning
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I hate it when people arrive late for meetings.
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in the recent period of time - ostatnio ostatnioI haven't heard from Mike __. He must be very busy. start learning
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I haven't heard from Mike lately. He must be very busy.
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__ of a film I always stay and watch the credits tools. start learning
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At the end of a film I always stay and watch the credits tools.
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I didn't want to go, but __ they persuaded me. start learning
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I didn't want to go, but in the end they persuaded me.
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__ we would go to Australia if we could afford it. start learning
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Ideally we would go to Australia if we could afford it.
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the truth is; actually (used to emphasize something, especially the opposite of what was previously said) I thought the job was going to be difficult, but __ it's quite easy. start learning
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I thought the job was going to be difficult, but in fact it's quite easy.
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in the most important ways - zasadniczo __ it's quite a simple idea. start learning
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Basically it's quite a simple idea.
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clearly - used to give information you expect other people to know or agree with She's only 14, so __ she can't stay at home on her own. start learning
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She's only 14, so obviously she can't stay at home on her own.
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She's been ill for weeks, but __ she's beginning to feel better. start learning
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She's been ill for weeks, but gradually she's beginning to feel better.
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according to what you have heard or read - podobno, najwyraźniej I thought the'd broken up, but __ they're back together again start learning
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I thought the'd broken up, but apparently they're back together again
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in any case - used to change or finish the conversation ... so you can see it was a really awful weekend. __, let's forget about it and talk about something else. start learning
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... so you can see it was a really awful weekend. Anyway, let's forget about it and talk about something else.
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in the end, after a series of events or difficulties It took us over 5 hours to get there, but __ we were able to relax. start learning
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It took us over 5 hours to get there, but eventually we were able to relax.
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more than usually - used to indicate something that deserves special mention I love most kind of music, but __ jazz. start learning
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I love most kind of music, but especially jazz.
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for a special purpose or in a special manner My wedding dress was __ made for me by a dressmaker. start learning
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My wedding dress was specially made for me by a dressmaker.
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used to refer to what is true or real - in fact She looks younger than me, but __ she's two years old. start learning
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She looks younger than me, but actually she's two years old.
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__ they're renting a flat, but they're hoping to buy one soon. start learning
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At the moment they're renting a flat, but they're hoping to buy one soon.
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I've __ finished my book. I'm on the last chapter. start learning
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I've nearly finished my book. I'm on the last chapter.
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Excuse me, is there a bank __ here? start learning
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Excuse me, is there a bank near here?
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I've been all over the USA - I've __ been to Alaska start learning
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I've been all over the USA - I've even been to Alaska
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