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if two or more facts figures Etc correlate or if a fact figure etc. correlates with another the facts are closely connected and affect or depend on each other start learning		correlate a high-fat diet correlate with a greater risk of heart disease
to show that there's a close connection between two or more facts, figures Etc start learning		correlate sth property values are negatively correlated to the tax rate/ researchers are trying to correlate the two set of figures
napisy końcowe start learning		end credits
mówić bez sensu start learning		ramble he had lost track of what he was saying and began to ramble/ what is she rambling on about now?
strzałka (wskazująca kierunek), strzała (do łuku) start learning		arrow
odnoszący się do tematu, connected with something that is happening or of interest at the present time start learning		topical
usprawiedliwiony start learning		excused
szlochać start learning		sob
siekać start learning		chop
(zasłużyć) to get something that you deserve usually because of something good you have done all because of the good qualities you have start learning		earn he earned a reputation as an expert on tax law
adj- (of a voice) deep end with a roigh sound start learning		gravelly
adj- wyzywający, prowokujący start learning		defiant
grób start learning		tomb
adj- niepewny, nietrwały start learning		unsteady
adj- niepewny start learning		precarious
bardzo cenny start learning		treasured
n- zamieszki- a situation in which a group of people behave in a violent way in a public place often as a protest start learning		riot
i- (of people) to behave in a way that is violent and/or not under control start learning		run riot they let their kids run riot
kwitnąć, zakwitać start learning		bloom flowers start to bloom in Spring
kwitnąć, kwiat start learning		blossom
n- ślad, znak start learning		trace the traces lead to my house
v- nasycić- to fill something somebody completely with something so that it is impossible or useless to add any more start learning		saturate beat saturated(with/in something) newspaper were saturated with reports about The Royal Wedding
uproszczony, bardzo prosty start learning		simplistic
taca start learning		tray
v- uganiac się za start learning		chase she is chasing the most beautiful girl in his village
adj- ostry start learning		sharp
v- to make somebody feel upset annoyed or not satisfied start learning		displease the tone of the letter displaced her
v- to look for something somebody start learning		seek drivers are advised to seek alternative routes
v- to ask somebody for something, to try to obtain or achieve something start learning		seek the pilots sought permission to land
v- attempt start learning		seek they quickly sought to distance themselves from the protesters
as start learning		ace
adj- bujany (fotel) start learning		rocking
v- to do something badly start learning		botch (botch up)
v- ujawniać, odkrywać - to show something that is usually hidden start learning		expose I exposed my true feelings for her but she just laughed
v- wystawiać, narażać- to put somebody something in a place or situation where they are not protected from something harmful or unpleasant start learning		expose police officers are exposed to Danger
v- przyznawać- to give somebody an award, a University degree or a particular honor or right start learning		confer
v- to discuss something with somebody in order to exchange opinions or get advice start learning		confer (confer with somebody on /about something) he wanted to confer with his colleagues before reaching a decision
v- to achieve a particular aim start learning		reach the two men reached the same conclusion
v- an act of refusing to allow somebody to have something they have a right to expect/ a statement that something is not true or does not exist, the action of denying something(zaprzeczenie) start learning		denial despite her denials, I knew she felt lonely
v- the act of refusing to accept that something unpleasant or painful is true start learning		in denial the patient is still in denial/ some people are in denial about the situation
pod znakiem zapytania start learning		all up in the air, up in the air
cuda nigdy nie ustaną, a phrase used to express surprise and pleasure at something start learning		wonders will never cease I've cleaned my room. wonders will never cease!
v- to stop happening or existing, to stop something from happening or existing (przerwać, przestać) start learning		cease you never cease to amaze me/ they voted to cease strike action immediately/ cease trying to do more than you can
adj- niegrzeczny (zachowanie) start learning		nasty I'm ashamed of my son's nasty Behavior
adj- sprośny start learning		nasty
adj- very bad or unpleasant (nieprzyjemny) start learning		nasty I got a nasty surprise when I opened the door and I saw who was there
adj- niemiły, nieprzyjemny, unkind, unpleasant start learning		nasty she is always making nasty remarks about people/ she has a nasty temper
adj- lacking imagination and so not original (of a film, song, etc.) start learning		generic the movie was pretty boring with a generic storyline and emotionless characters
adj- shared by, including, or typical of a whole group of things, not specific start learning		generic Vine fruit" is the generic term for currants and raisins
rodzynki start learning		raisins
być nieobecnym start learning		be out I'm afraid she's out at the moment
mieć przejebane start learning		be fucked
v- zaprzeczać się, borykać sie z czymś- to spent a long time thinking and worrying about a difficult situation or problem start learning		agonise (over/about sth) I spent days agonizing over whether to take the job or not
śledczy, kryminalistyczny start learning		forensic
gorączka start learning		fever
zająć, zajmować (miejsce, czas) start learning		occupy you are occupying the whole couch I want to sit to/ problems at work continue to occupy his mind for some time/ a game that will occupy the kids for hours
poświęcenie, oddanie się start learning		devotion your Devotion to your wife is really very touching
adj- good for your health/ morally good having a good moral influence start learning		wholesome fresh wholesome food/ it was clean wholesome fun
pokorny, skromny start learning		humble
ciekawość start learning		curiosity
n- an unusual and interesting thing (unikat) start learning		curiosity that museum is full of historical Curiosities
adj- groźny, niebezpieczny start learning		angry the sea looks angry you shouldn't swim today
adj- Behaving Badly not willing to obey (nieposluszny, niegrzeczny) start learning		naughty he was punished for being naughty
adj- slightly rude connected with sex start learning		naughty a naughty joke/ word
twierdzić, utrzymywać, to say that something it's true although it has not been proved and other people may not believe it start learning		claim he claimed he wasn't there last night
v- to state that you have done gained or achieved something start learning		claim nobody has claimed responsibility for the bombing
v- obtain information money etc. often by taking it from somebody who is unwilling to give it/ start learning		extract journalist managed to extract all kinds of information about her private life
v- to take or pull something out especially when these needs force or effort start learning		extract stop extracting your hair /the dentist extracted my wisdom tooth
v- to get a particular feeling or quality from a situation start learning		extract they are unlikely to extract much benefit from the trip
zachęta, wsparcie start learning		encouragement the family should be a place of relief support and encouragement for its members
v- pragnąć- to have a very strong desire for something start learning		crave (for sth) she has always craved excitement
pragnienie start learning		craving
v- zawiązywać start learning		tie
n- więź - a strong connection between people or organization start learning		tie emotional ties
zapiąć (np. pasy), zamknąć (np. torebkę na zamek) start learning		fasten
drut start learning		wire
sznurek start learning		string
v- przymocować - to attach or tie one thing to another thing start learning		fasten he fastened the papers together with a paperclip
stracić głowę start learning		lose one's head
v- to destroy something completely especially somebody's feelings hopes or believes, to be destroyed in this way start learning		shatter anna's self-confidence had been completely shattered
adj- that shocks and upsets you very much start learning		shattering a shattering experience / the news of his death came as a shattering blow
n- zamknięcie (np. pasa ruchu, fabryki) start learning		closure what can be said about the closure of the Chinese market/ the conviction of their son's murder halped to give them a sense of closure
pv- zblizać się, nadchodzić (np. dzień urodzin) start learning		draw close
niezdecydowany start learning		undecided

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