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Question		Answer
zakres odpowiedzialności odpuszczać grzechy umarzać (dług) ustać start learning		scope of responsibility, remit
podżeganie start learning		incitement, sedition
pochwa miecza, prezerwatywa, futerał, obcisła sukienka, start learning		sheath,
pomarszczyć się (o skórce owoca), więdnąć o liściach start learning		wrinkle (fruit peel), wither on leaves, shrivel
wyznaczyć pokutę, spowiadać start learning		appoint penance, confess, shrive
odpokutować start learning		atone
skrucha start learning		repentance, remorse,
kruchy start learning		fragile, brittle, tender, frail, Their hope for the better future is frail.
smakołyk pyszny, wybredny (fussy) start learning		dainty dainty morsels
kawałek, trochę start learning		piece, chunk, morsel She was reluctant to try even a morsel of the cake. If she had a morsel of intelligence, she wouldn't act like that.
ostrożny, uważny start learning		careful; attentive, wary, cautious, prudent, provident, guarded, circumspect, circumspective, chary, solicitous, hooly, heedful, precautious
I drobiazgowy(meticulous) II wybredny (picky) start learning		fastidious, finicky When it comes to personal hygiene, the man is extremely fastidious. I hope I will be able to meet your most fastidious taste. My teacher is finicky about spelling.
I wprawa, biegłość II kompetencja start learning		, proficiency A proficiency in English is required for this job.
gasić (pragnienie), zaspokając start learning		to quench (thirst) slake, satisfy slake your thirst will slake your curiosity
żuć, gryźć start learning		chew, bite, gnaw a dog gnawing a bone anxiety always gnawing him
skubać, podgryzać start learning		nibble waves nibbling the shore We nibbled on some cheese and crackers before dinner.
natłok, gąszcz start learning		spate, throng, welter, barrage of sth = inundation, deluge
bezład, chaos, gąszcz II kotłowanie się, tarzać się start learning		welter
tarzać się start learning		wallow, roll welter, writhe, He wallowed in grief.
gaj palmowy start learning		palm grove
płaszczyć się start learning		grovel, fawn, cringe
płaz (r. m.) start learning		amphibian (rm)
kociołek na ognisko start learning		bonfire cauldron
okrężny, zawiły start learning		circuitous a circuitous route His circuitous form of logic was mind-boggling we took a circuitous route to the airport so as to avoid the massive traffic jam on the highway
zabarwienie, odcień, nuta, domieszka start learning		tinge, tint, hue, His hair is ginger with a tinge of brown. She said the compliment with a tinge of envy.
zwichnięty, skręcony start learning		sprained, twisted, dislocated
zasuwka, zatrzask start learning		latch, latch
modrzew start learning		larch
skórka od chleba start learning		bread crust
kolejno start learning		respectively, consecutively The team won the title three times consecutively. The prints are signed by the artist and numbered consecutively.
otwarty, chłonny do nowych pomysłów start learning		open, absorbent to new ideas, receptive, susceptive I was happy to be speaking before such a receptive audience.
gniew start learning		anger, wrath, resentment, edge, ire, She felt a new wave of resentment towards She said it with an edge to her voice. The professor's death drew ire from friends and students
leżeć płasko na ziemi II zdruzgotany start learning		lie flat on the ground, prostrate was prostrate from the heat
skłonny, leżeć na brzuchu start learning		prone push-ups require a prone position
leżeć na plecach, bierny start learning		supine He lay on his back and looked at the ceiling. The little girl was asleep supine.
w pozycji leżącej start learning		lying down, recumbent a patient comfortably recumbent in a hospital bed He rested recumbent.
poganin start learning		pagan, heathen - savage
ospały, gnuśny start learning		sluggish, drowsy, lumbering, listless, languid, slothful
kępa, grudka II stąpać, tupot start learning		clump, lump II tread, patter clump He found a clump of hair on the floor., clump of bushes =shrubs, She picked up a clump of dirt for analysis She could hear his clump on the stairs
gawron, wieża w szachach, oszukiwać start learning		rook,
oszukiwać start learning		to cheat, bilk (wyłudzić), bleed, chisel, con, cozen, defraud, diddle, do, do in, fiddle, fleece, gaff, hose [slang], hustle, pluck, ream, rip off, screw, skin, squeeze stiff (wyjść bez napiwku), sucker, swindle, The fraud bled me of money! I wouldn't trust him. He will fleece you, The clients stiffed, I hate when people do that.
skuns, II kanalia, świnia, III zioło, trawka, start learning		skunk,
altana start learning		bower, gazebo
przeciwdziałać czemuś start learning		counteract something countervail, prevent
powracać do zdrowia start learning		rally, recover, pull through After this treatment, she should rally quite rapidly.
ulga wytchnienie II odroczenie start learning		respite relief II respite, reprieve respite of payment, respite of penalty
powtarzać start learning		to repeat, reprise
rozmyślać start learning		meditate, debate, deliberate, reflect, ponder, pore, brood, contemplate
dokarmiać, tuczyć (zwierzę) tuczarnia start learning		feed, fatten (animal) fattening farm, fattening house, fattery
cykor start learning		scaredy-cat, cream-puff
tchórz (zwierzę) start learning		fitch
kuna start learning		marten
wydra start learning		otter, mink
łasica start learning		weasel
gronostaj start learning		ermine
nieefektywny, nieskuteczny, nieporęczny, uciążliwy start learning		cumbersome a cumbersome package, cumbersome administrative procedures
zakosić, zwędzić, zwinąć (coś) uderzyć start learning		pinch, swipe, take a swipe at somebody She opened the window and swiped (zamachnąć się) at the flies,
przeszkoda, szkopuł, haczyk, ostry element, rozerwać start learning		snag It appears there is a snag in our plan. There was a snag of tooth sticking out of the skull. My clothes got snagged when I walked through the forest.
domysły, przypuszczenia start learning		guesses, inkling, conjecture The criminal's motive remains a matter of conjecture.
domyślać się start learning		guess, surmise, conjecture
rozłam, podział start learning		split, division, fracture, gulf There is a gulf between the middle classes and the poorest sections of society.
studzienka, właz start learning		manhole,
kończyć (knock), zabić start learning		knock off I'm knocking off in two hours, then we can go on a date
potrącić pieszego, powalić, start learning		hit a pedestrian, knock down
ogłuszyć, znokautować start learning		stun, knock out
majestatyczny, okazały start learning		grandiose, stately, splendid This stately castle was built by my grandfather.

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