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Question		Answer
denerwować start learning		fret to be nervous or worried Don't fret - I'm sure he's OK
twierdzić, domagać się start learning		claim To say that sth is true or is a fact, although you have not proved it. To ask for sth because it belongs to you or you have the right to have it. she claimed $2500 in travel expenses.
w myślach start learning		in to minds
być pogrążonym w smutku lub żałobie start learning		grieving to feel or express great sadness, especialy when someone dies He is still grieving FOR his wife.
szkodnik start learning		pest
rzadko start learning		seldom, rarely almost never Seldom do we receive any apology when mistakes are made.
cnotliwość, cnota, zaleta start learning		virtue an advantage or useful quality the grate virtue of having small car is that you can park it easily
pamięć ulotna start learning		volatile memory
żywy start learning		vivid
łagodny, delikatny, spokojny start learning		mild /maild/ /weather/ less cold than you would expect. /illnes/ IT is not as serious as it could be. /weak/ not having a strong effect. /kind/ calm and gentle. He has a very mild manner. A mild test, a mild detergent. My doctor said I had a mild form of pneumonia. A mild weather
zauroczony kimś start learning		infatuated with sb
pokiereszować, poturbować, nie zostawić suchej nitki, zjechać start learning		maul
nagle start learning		abruptly sudden and not expected
wynik, rezultat start learning		outcome the final result of an activity process the outcome of an election
odskoczył start learning		recoiled
odstraszać, wzbudzać niechęć, odstrecza start learning		repel lf smn or sth repels you, you think they are extremely unpleasant. To make smn or sth move away or stop attacking you. A smell that repels insects
realizować, dążyć do start learning		pursue try to do sth or achieve sth She decided to pursue a career in television.
pociągać za sobą, wiązać się z start learning		entail /inteil/ to make something necessary, or to involve something What exactly does the job entail?
rozstrzygać, osiedlić się start learning		settle
wypad start learning		jaunt /dżont/ A short, enjoyable journey A Sunday jaunt into the hills.
kawaler start learning		bachelor
okupowac coś, blokować start learning		hog to take or use something morę than necessary od something He is always hogging the newspaper. (using it so that no one else can read it)
los, katastrofa, fatum start learning		doom death, destruction, and other unpleasant events that cannot be avoided doom and gloom - płacz i zgrzytanie zębów
naśladować start learning		emulate to try to be like sth or smn they hope to emulate the success of other software companies.
skopać sprawę start learning		strike out
krzyk, domagać się czegoś start learning		clamour for sth/ to do sth to ask for sth continuously in a loud or angry way Fans were clamouring for their autographs.
nie móc się otrząsnąć start learning		reel
w dużej mierze, znacznie start learning		vastly very much life now is vastly different from 100 years ago
wierność start learning		allegiance /alidżens/ loyalty and support for a ruler, country, group, or belief. Soldiers have to swear allegience to the Crown.
wyruszać start learning		set out
zdenerwowany, podekscytowany start learning		wound up very worried, nervous, or angry She gets pretty wound up before a game.
nie zostawić na kimś suchej nitki start learning		maul /mol/ injured by animals teeth or claws. To criticize someone or something very badly. His film was mauled by critics.
na razie start learning		for the time being for now but not permanently I am living with my parents for the time being.
pożerać, pochłaniać, likwidować start learning		devour
sztuczka, chwyt, gadżet start learning		gimmick a marketing gimmick
sprzedaż detaliczna start learning		retail the activity of selling goods to the public, usually in shops. The clothing company Has six retail outlets in Perth.
w dużych ilościach, hurtowo start learning		in bulk in large amounts The office buys papier in bulk to keep down costs.
pocieszenie, ukojenie start learning		solace /sales/ comfort when you are feeling sad. Music was a great solace to me.
nieunikniony start learning		inevitable
haniebny start learning		disgraceful
wada, minus start learning		drawback a problem or disadvantage The only drawback with this camera is the price
niekorzyść, minus, wada start learning		disadvantage One disadvantage of living in the country is the lack of public transport.
niespokojny start learning		fidgety
nie na miejscu start learning		out of line beyond what is considered acceptable behavior You can disagree with her, but calling her dishonest was out of line.
walnięcie, walnąć start learning		whack to hit smn or sth in a quick, strong way. She whacked him on the head with her book.
obojętność start learning		indifference lack of interest in smn or sth many native speakers of a language show indifference to grammatical points.
przypominać, być podobnym start learning		resemble to look like or be like smn or sth she resembles her father
znosić kogoś/coś start learning		put up with someone / something to accept unpleasant behaviour He is so rude, i don't know how you put up WITH him.
nieumyślny start learning		inadvertent not done intentionally an inadvertent error
plemię start learning		tribe
zdarzyć się, mieć miejsce start learning		occur to happen according to the police, the shooting occured at about 12:30 a.m.
makabryczne, okropne, okropne start learning		gruesome, awful, horrible a gruesome murder
nie przestawać, trwać, nie ustępować start learning		persist continues to exist The doubt persisted in her. If simptons persist consalt a doctor.

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