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Question		Answer
staroświecki start learning		old fashioned, These clothes look a bit old-fashioned, I want something more modern.
What does he look like? start learning		He’s short and has fair hair.
What is he like? start learning		He’s the funniest guy I’ve ever met.
What does he like? start learning		He likes playing tennis.
wyróżniać się start learning		to stand out, He really stands out from the crowd because he has long blue hair.
Pogódź się z tym start learning		Deal with it.
wygląd start learning		appearance, Can you describe the appearance of the suspect?
iść pod górkę start learning		walk uphill, You have to walk uphill all the time in Lisbon.
daleko start learning		far, Near Lisbon there’s the furthest point west in Europe.
stopnie start learning		degrees, It was twenty degrees.
spalać kalorie start learning		burn calories. You burn a lot of calories if you walk uphill and downhill all the time.
kosztować majątek start learning		cost a fortune, Oh these shoes look expensive, they must’ve cost a fortune.
zrobić coś w zamian start learning		do sth in return, I'll come with you, but you have to do something for me in return.
giant start learning		giant, Dad terrified us with stories of a big, bad giant who ate little children.
cesarz start learning		emperor, Caesar Augustus was one of the greatest Roman emperors.
wróżka, osoba przepowiadająca przyszłość start learning		fortune teller, He went to the fortune teller because he wanted to know what would happen in his life.
przepowiednia start learning		prediction, prophecy, The prophecy says that he’ll have to fight with a giant dragon.
jedzenie na wynos start learning		takeaway. We were too tired to cook so we ordered takeaway.
rzucić coś start learning		give up sth. I want to give up meat, give up snacks, give up sweets
konflikt, nieporozumienie start learning		disagreement, They had a disagreement and they need to talk about it and explain everything.
porozumienie, umowa start learning		agreement, We had an agreement and you broke it.
okrutny start learning		cruel, Don't tease him about his weight, it's cruel.
przeoczyć start learning		overlook, I think there is one key fact that you have overlooked.
kwitnąć start learning		bloom, The trees have started to bloom.
wyróżniać start learning		distinguish, A trademark distinguishes your business from your competitors.
punkt widokowy start learning		viewpoint, You have to climb uphill to reach the viewpoint.
światło dzienne start learning		daylight, The picture looks much better in daylight.
kosmetyczka przedmiot start learning		washbag, Pack all your toiletries in the washback.
kosmetyczka osoba start learning		beautician, When you experience skin issues, it might make sense to visit a beautician.
krostka start learning		pimple, Oh no, what’s that red pimple in the middle of my forehead? I’ve got a date today.
pryszcz start learning		acne, What acne cream do you recommend?
jaskólka, polykać start learning		swallow, Swallows built a nest under the roof of my house.
hydraulik start learning		plumber, The tap is leaking, we need to call the plumber.
łydka, cielak start learning		calf, He kicked my calf and ran away.
migdał start learning		almond, Almond milk, soy milk and oat milk are alternatives to standard milk.
uprzedzenia start learning		prejudice, I don’t have any prejudice against people who prefer different types of ice-cream
wyruszać start learning		set off, set out, I have to set off early to get there. She'll set off for Warsaw in the evening. We will set out at noon
założyć firmę start learning		set up a company, If you want to set a company up, you will need an accountant.
przyzwyczajać się start learning		get used to sth, You easily get used to the cars and can ignore the sounds of traffic. And you can’t get used to trains that much.
pas ruchu start learning		line, There were two lines and we took the one on the right.
jedzenie na wynos start learning		takeaway, We had pastel de nata take away. I don’t feel like cooking, let’s get a takeaway.
mgła taka ładna i lekka start learning		mist, The mountain villages seem to be permanently misty.
mgła taka brzydka i gęsta start learning		fog, Due to the thick fog, the flight was cancelled.
iść gdzieś, kierować się start learning		head, Where are you heading? The coach was heading for Warsaw.
widokowy, malowniczy start learning		scenic, scenic road, scenic spot, We took the scenic route home.
gospodarz start learning		host
gościnność start learning		hospitality, The Poles are well- known for their hospitality.
gościnny start learning		hospitable, Our host was very hospitable.
zmoczyć start learning		soak, We soaked everybody with our water guns.
przemoczony start learning		soaking wet, Everybody was soaking wet.
płytki w łazience start learning		tiles, You can clean tiles more easily than the wooden floor.
przestrzegać zasad start learning		follow the rules, obey the rules
brzeg rzeki start learning		river bank, We sat on the riverbank and had a picnic.
brzeg morza start learning		sea shore, You can walk for miles along the shore.
latarka start learning		flashlight, Don’t forget to bring the flashlight on the trekking trip!
zapalniczka start learning		lighter, He set the deodorant on fire using a lighter.
gęsty start learning		dense, dense forest, dense hair, dense fog, Population in this area is very dense.
fochać się start learning		sulk, When you’re using polish words when you already know an English word for sth I feel like sulking.
sumienie start learning		conscience, I just reminded you about it to have a clean conscience.
dający do myślenia start learning		thought-provoking, It was a really thought-provoking film.
wciągający start learning		gripping, engaging, I must recommend this series to you, it’s unbelievably gripping.
gaz pieprzowy start learning		pepper spray, Some people carry pepper spray for personal safety.
for, since + start learning		Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous, I’ve lived in Kraków for 7 years. I’ve been living in Kraków for 7 years.
know, need, want start learning		stative verbs, they don’t have the ing form, We've known each other for 3 years.

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