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Question		Answer
uzyskać start learning		elicit elicit a response/information/feedback/confession/the truth/confirmation
podejrzany start learning		dubious, suspicious suspicious - (również) podejrzliwy
realizować, ścigać start learning		pursue Pursue your dreams!
opóźnić start learning		set back, delay The technical issue set back/delayed the launch to next month.
zaangażowany w start learning		comitted to, engaged in, dedicated to
gips start learning		cast She has her leg in a cast.
powtarzać (po kimś) start learning		echo Other politicans echoed the Prime Minister's statement.
gruzy, rumowisko start learning		debris, rubble The war between Hamas and Izrael left Gaza covered in debris/rubble.
zawiasy start learning		hinges The door flew/was blown off its hinges.
wygnanie start learning		exile exiled - wygnany
krem do opalania, krem przeciwsłoneczny start learning		sunblock, sunscreen
konsekwencja dla start learning		consequence for Smoking has serious consequences for our health.
możliwość, ewentualność start learning		contingency We need to be prepared for every possible contingency.
krążenie krwi start learning		blood circulation
najlepszy start learning		second to none
działka start learning		plot of land
stolik nocny start learning		bedside table
kabina prysznicowa start learning		shower stall
najpóźniej start learning		at the latest I need your decision by 5 p.m. at the latest.
przejść do sedna start learning		get to the point
czuć się źle start learning		feel/be under the weather
przejęzyczenie start learning		a slip of the tongue lapsus linguae
po prawdzie start learning		as a matter of fact I'm not a good musician. As a matter of fact, I've never played an instrument.
różnica zdań, niezgoda start learning		dissent There was a lot of dissent within the party about the new politicy.
domniemany, rzekomy start learning		supposed, alleged, purported purported/supposed/alleged expert/cause/solution/perpetrator
flota start learning		fleet
siać start learning		sow sowed - sown. To sow a seed of uncertainty.
drobnoustroje start learning		germs
pochodzić z/od start learning		descend/derive from This word descends/derives from Latin.
ręczyć za start learning		vouch for The manufacturer vouches for the safety of his product.
ładny grosz start learning		a pretty penny This car costed a pretty penny.
w najlepszym wypadku, co najwyżej start learning		at best He'll come in second or third at best.
natychmiast start learning		at once, immediately Give it to me at once!
czasami, okazjonalnie start learning		at times, occasionally, sometimes
kiedyś (w czasie bliżej nieokreślonym) start learning		sometime
z dnia na dzień, z każdym dniem start learning		day by day After the surgery he was feeling better day by day.
nieprzygotowany start learning		off guard taken off guard = taken aback = taken by surprise
pod ręką start learning		on hand Do you have any cash on hand?
nieczynny, niesprawny start learning		out of order
nieodpowiedni, niewłaściwy, start learning		out of place, inappropriate, improper, inadequate, unsuitable
aktualny, nowoczesny start learning		up-to-date She's always up-to-date with the latest fashion trends.
krzepnięcie krwi start learning		blood clotting
rozpuszczalny start learning		soluble fat-soluble
wymazać, unicestwić start learning		obliterate erase - zamzać The US reportedly completely obliterated the Iranian uranium enrichment facilities.
przechwycić start learning		intercept The Israeli "Iron Dome" didn't manage to intercept all of the Iranian missiles.
żyć na czyiś koszt start learning		freeload/live off Unemployed freeload/live off goverment benefits.
schlebiać komuś start learning		flatter sb. They were obviously flattering him.
podwyżka start learning		hike, rise pay rise - podwyżka tax/inflation/fuel prices hike/rise
pokryszyć start learning		crumble up She crumbled up the dry cookie in her hands.
opad radioaktywny, niekorzystny skutek start learning		fallout fallout is uncountable in both meanings The economic fallout from the crisis was devastating.
dezaprobata (czegoś) start learning		disapproval of There was widespread disapproval of the new law.
przyciągający uwagę start learning		compelling, headline-grabbing, eye-catching compelling - (również) przekonujący
zrezygnować/wycofać się z start learning		opt out/back out of, walk back/walk away from Don't back out/opt out of the project now – we’re counting on you.
zgrzytać zębami start learning		grind one's teeth You could hear the coalition politicians grinding their teeth after the lost elections.
beztrosko start learning		blithely, carelessly carelessly - nieostrożnie
zastanawiać się nad start learning		wonder at To this day, I still wonder at my stupid decision.
łodyga start learning		stem, stalk
zwolniony z start learning		exempt/excused from No one should be excused/exempt from paying taxes.
z zasady start learning		as a rule I don't buy second-hand clothes as a rule
spadkobierca, dziedzic start learning		heir
pozostałość, osad start learning		residue leftovers, remains, remnants - pozostałości
zachęcać do start learning		incentivise/encourage to We need to incentivise people to be more aware of their political choices.
dopiero niedawno start learning		only recently
czerpać korzyści z start learning		reap the benefits of After years of hard work, she's finally reaping the benefits of her efforts.
zmniejszyć o połowę start learning		halve Our goal is to halve the current CO2 emissions by the 2030.
pociągać za sobą start learning		entail Such a decision can entail fallout.
bezpłodność start learning		infertility
bagatelizować, niedoceniać start learning		downplay, understate, underrate, underestimate Never downplay your enemy.
porozumienie start learning		accommodation, agreement, deal agreement - (również) zgoda, deal - (również) umowa, interes, accommodation - (również) zakwaterowanie come to an accommodation/an agreement/a deal
przesadzać, wyolbrzymiać, przeceniać start learning		overplay, exaggerate, overstate, overrate, overestimate Do not overplay your problems.
na pierwszą myśl start learning		on first thought On first thought, I didn’t like the idea, but now I see it makes sense.
delikatny start learning		fine, subtle, delicate, gentle
ochrypły (głos) start learning		hoarse
osoblowy, indywidualny start learning		individual
odprowadzić kogoś start learning		walk/escort sb. escort is more formal Can I walk you home? The bodyguards escorted the celebrity to the car.
organ nadzorczy start learning		watchdog A consumer watchdog is investigating false advertising.
projekt ustawy, rachunek start learning		bill A new bill, which aims to curb illegal immigration, went through the Senate.
krzyżować (plany) start learning		thwart Unexpected illness thwarted my plans.
uparcie twierdzić, nalegać start learning		insist Iranian authorities were insisting that they had been enriching uranium for civilian purposes.
wykorzenić start learning		eradicate We must work together to eradicate racism from our society.
ułaskawiać kogoś start learning		pardon sb. Trump says that Netanyahu should be pardoned.
parodia, trawestacja start learning		travesty The trial was a travesty of justice.
przerywać, wstrzymywać start learning		suspend, halt They had to suspend/halt the construcion on account of the possible presence of historical artefacts.
rujnować (szanse na coś) start learning		scupper His careless comment during the interview scuppered his chances of getting the job.
schron start learning		bunker, shelter
pokrewieństwo start learning		kinship Despite coming from different backgrounds, they felt a strong sense of kinship through their shared values.
rujnować (szanse na coś) start learning		scupper
stać w kolejce start learning		queue/line up Fans started to queue/line up outside the stadium hours before the concert began.
wiwatować start learning		cheer
grzebać w, przestrząsać start learning		rifle through She rifled through her bag, looking for keys.
w trakcie, w toku start learning		underway Configuration is underway.
bezczelny, rozzuchwalony start learning		insolent
cieszyć się z start learning		rejoice in/at sth. rejoice at the victory, rejoice in freedom
być w dobrym humorze start learning		be in high/good spirits
zajmować się czymś start learning		deal in My uncle deals in insurace.
obowiązkowy start learning		mandatory, compulsory, obligatory
wydalanie, wydzielanie start learning		excretion The kidneys play a vital role in excretion by filtering waste from the blood.
poczerwienieć, zarumienić się start learning		flush She felt her cheeks flush with embarrassment when everyone started clapping for her.
sprawiać, czynić start learning		render The new evidence rendered the old theory invalid.
zmniejszać się, odmawaić start learning		decline refuse, turn down - odmawiać A good journalist declines to explain where he get his sources from.
zamieszanie, zamęt start learning		confusion, turmoil America's military response caused great confusion in the region.
opracować, wymyślić start learning		devise The engineers had to devise a new system to improve energy efficiency.
oczarowany/zauroczony przez start learning		enchanted by He was enchanted by her gentle voice.
fragment start learning		passage I'll read you a passage.
otaczać czcią start learning		enshrine worship - czcić The values of freedom and equality are enshrined in the country's constitution.
niezapowiedziany start learning		casual, unannounced casual - (również) nieformalny, swobodny
poprzednik, prekursor start learning		predecessor, precursor, forerunner
ogrodzony start learning		enclosed, fenced The dire wolves are living on a 2000-acre site at an undisclosed location enclosed by 10-foot-tall fencing.
jądro (np. komórkowe, atomowe) start learning		nucleus
oswojony (zwierzęta) start learning		tame
nieletni, młodociany start learning		juvenile, adolescent
płochliwy start learning		skittish
staranie, przedsięwzięcie start learning		endeavour The Mars colonization project is humanity's most ambitious scientific endeavour.
narażać na niebezpieczeństwo start learning		imperil Reckless driving can imperil the lives of others on the road.
chronić przed start learning		screen/protect from She tried to screen her children from the harsh realities of the world.
wyciągać, wyekstrahować wyekstrahować - chirurgicznie lub laboratoryjnie wydobyć z żywego organizmu start learning		extract from Scientists managed to extract DNA from the ancient bones.
ukończenie, zakończenie start learning		completion The team celebrated the successful completion of the project.
przybliżony start learning		ballpark, approximate ballpark/approximate cost/size/value
nadciśnienie start learning		hypertension
zmęczony start learning		all-in, tired, fatigued
senny start learning		sleepy, drowsy

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