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Question		Answer
uncanny "Erickson was unique in his uncanny ability to find creative solutions" start learning		niezwykły, niesamowity, osobliwy
hapless "You are not a hapless victim of circumstances, destined to suffer" start learning		nieszczęśliwy, niefortunny
infer "What can you infer abou that man's past without even askin him about it?" start learning		wywnioskować
vehicle "The past is not necessarily a vehicle for change" start learning		narzędzie, środek
fared " "Deep" psychology has fared no better on this point than has pop psychology" start learning		radził/radziła sobie
exempt "Everyone has long-term, unresolved issues, so no one in the room is exempt" - free from an obligation or liability imposed on others. start learning		zwolniony, wolny
preclude "... an absence that virtually precludes his success" start learning		uniemożliwiać, wykluczać
resilience start learning		sprężystość, odporność
pang - a sudden sharp pain or painful emotion „Another guilt pang” start learning		ostry ból
prune „Evan learned a little more about pruning rosebushes” start learning		przycinać roślinę, obciąć sekatorem
phony „He put on his socially acceptable but totally phony smile” start learning		sztuczny, fałszywy
rumination start learning		głębokie rozmyślanie
salient most noticeable or important start learning		istotny, wyrazisty, wystający
to huddle „He couldn’t have known that Valerie was huddled in the corner, crying - again.” start learning		kulić się
to weave in and out „Danny wove in and out of traffic.” - to move in, between and out of sth, then back again start learning		plątać się pomiędzy czymś
formidable „formidable opponent” start learning		groźny
to wolf down start learning		zeżreć, jeść łapczywie
slurred „slurred speach” start learning		niewyraźny, bełkot
pacing to walk with regular steps in one direction and then back again, usually because you are worried or nervous start learning		chodzenie w kółko (ze stresu)
feigned „feigned innocence” start learning		udawany
hectic „ ... given the hectic nature of running an office for four busy professionals, she had plenty to be proud of” start learning		gorączkowy, napięty, nerwowy
wimpy - weak and cowardly or feeble „ ... she was too wimpy around him to do anything but cater to his every whim” start learning		słaby, tchórzliwy
to cater „ ... to cater his every whim” start learning		zaspokoić
whim start learning		kaprys
muster „ ... it took all the energy she could muster just to call in sick start learning		zebrać, zgromadzić
berate start learning		zwymyślać, zwyzywać
to comprehend start learning		zrozumieć, pojąć
to surge „The fragmented memories began to surge through her awareness” start learning		wezbrać, kotłować się
contemptible start learning		podły, zasługujący na pogardę
amorphous start learning		bezpostaciowy, bezkształtny

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