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Question		Answer
errand start learning		zadanie
mercenar start learning		najemnik
dwindle our numer have dwindled start learning		słabnąć
suffice two squads will suffice start learning		wystarczać
bail SB out Companies can't expect the government to keep bailing them out. start learning		poratować kogoś finansowo
tricks over start learning		koniec sztuczki
deception start learning		oszustwo, oszukaństwo
flawed we should regards his as flawed start learning		wadliwy
dwindle dwindling imperial forces start learning		słabnąć
by all means start learning		za wszelką cenę
preposterous this is preposterous start learning		niedorzeczny
overlook this misstep start learning		zignoruj tę pomyłkę
Settle the matter start learning		Załatwić sprawę
benevolent start learning		życzliwy
disheveld untidy, unkept start learning		rozczochrany
fickled capricious, unpredictable This is a fickle business where tastes, music and fashions can change at a whim." start learning		zmienny
pompous pretentious, ostentatious start learning		nadęty
lucid clear, coherent start learning		przejrzysty
obsolete outdated, antiquted start learning		przestarzały
sycophantic start learning		sykofancki
entrenched Sexism is deeply entrenched in our society. start learning		uwikłany, zakorzeniony
beacon north mode is a beacon od conscious intentions start learning		pława, latarnia morska
mindset start learning		sposób myślenia
garner collect gather reap assemble She garnered more evidence to support her theory start learning		zbierać, spichlerz
cluck start learning		gdakanie
buck start learning		goguś
bereave The younger man expressed his condolences to the bereaved mother. start learning		osierocic
punch start learning		dziurkacz, uderzyc
dawdle start learning		mazgaić się
impervious "an impervious layer of basaltic clay" start learning		nieprzepuszczalny
beau start learning		amant
dowry start learning		posag
flaunt She liked to flaunt her wealth by wearing furs and jewelry. start learning		afiszować
benefit a dime start learning		skorzystać z grosza
ward She was kept on a psychiatric ward for six days before being released start learning		oddział
noose start learning		pętla
warlord He was the most feared warlord during the Liberian civil war. start learning		dygnitarz wojskowy
haphazardly "His attire will be haphazardly thrown together, but he'll still look good start learning		przypadkowo
purge Something badly needed to be done to purge the country of its weapons." start learning		oczyścić
wield "I learned how to wield a sledgehammer" those that wield power must take the blame" start learning		władać
assault start learning		napad
dispatch dispatch the night troopers start learning		wysyłka
swiftly start learning		prędko
tied down fear of being tied down start learning		przywiązane
social graces being sensitive to social graces start learning		spoleczne korzysci
sidestep the mundane of life start learning		ominąć przyziemność życia
overarching putto g top much faith on an overarching reason start learning		nadrzędny
incorporating incorporating structures might alleviate start learning		obejmujący, włączać
discernible non discernible order start learning		dostrzegalny
wholeheartedly start learning		całym sercem
sturdy start learning		wytrzymały
incentive start learning		zachęta
to splurge start learning		zaszaleć, wydawać kasę
pontificate about sth express opinions in annoying way start learning		rozprawiać perorować o czymś
on the mend the doctor said my nim is on the mend start learning		wracać do zdrowia
come to grief The Italian champion was in second position when he came to grief on the third lap. start learning		rozpaczać
to scurry start learning		biegać, pędzić
bend over backwards We must bend over backwards to try and protect our only child. start learning		stanąć na głowie
backdrop start learning		zasłona
ambiguous start learning		dwuznaczny
what a drag start learning		ale nuda, co za męka
intrepid Truly intrepid travellers can take the Edge Walk, start learning		nieustraszony
whisked away display native artefacts and prevent them from being whisked away to Europe start learning		zabrany
spellbinding The novel's intricate plot and vivid characters created a spellbinding reading experience." start learning		urzekający
crestline water cascading over the crestline start learning		grzbiet
adrenalin junkies start learning		miłośnicy adrenaliny
picture perfect start learning		jak z obrazka
Tiny tots start learning		Maluchy
exhilarating junior leagues are also fast-paced, high-level and exhilarating, start learning		ożywczy, emocjonujący
mind-boggling start learning		niewyobrażalny, niewiarygodny
assertion start learning		stwierdzenie
condenscending His comments were offensive and condescending to us. start learning		protekcjonalny
rob SB blind start learning		ukraść komuś wszystkie pieniądze
competetivness ingrained start learning		zakorzeniona konkurencyjność
prizewinner start learning		Zwycięzca nagrody
intricate Even more seriously, this is a play full of the most intricate, knotty, compacted language." start learning		skomplikowany, zawiły
shrink start learning		kurczyć się, psychiatra
asinine "Have you heard anything as asinine as that before?" start learning		głupi
lets sth sink in The team has lost 56 games in a row and there are only 12 games in a season. Let that sink in. start learning		pozwól, żeby coś do ciebie dotarło
fooling around start learning		wygłupiać, kissing, cuddling
uptight start learning		spięty
wimpy I'm far too wimpy to go rock climbing weak. feeble. soft. frail start learning		słaby, tchorzliwy
derogatory she tells me I'm fat and is always making derogatory remarks" start learning		uwłaczający
long-overdue meltdown start learning		długo oczekiwane załamanie
otherwordly Nicks' husky, otherworldly voice was the perfect complement. start learning		nie z tej ziemi
fizzle out start learning		kończyć się rozczarowaniem/wygasać
get laid start learning		zaliczyć
harpsichord start learning		klawesyn
vague start learning		niejasny, niewyraźny
delve into start learning		zagłębić się
unfathomable start learning		niezgłębiony
fraught with relapses The meeting was fraught with tension, as everyone had differing opinions on the project. start learning		pełen nawrotów
chastise The waiter was chastised for forgetting the customer's order. start learning		karać
sloppy start learning		niechlujny
absolve start learning		rozgrzeszać
accolade The actor received numerous accolades for his powerful performance." start learning		uznanie
acrimonious The meeting concluded with acrimonious exchanges, leaving everyone feeling uneasy." start learning		zjadliwy
adulation "he found it difficult to cope with the adulation of the fans" start learning		schlebianie
adversity They share a friendship forged through adversity start learning		przeciwność losu
pertaining sth matters pertaining to workplace conditions" start learning		dotyczący czegoś
allure The prime minister’s offer of strong and stable leadership is alluring. people for whom gold holds no allure" start learning		nęcić, nawiązywać, urok
ameliorate She wanted to ameliorate the situation start learning		polepszyć
hostility "the hostility of the crowd towards the prisoner was very great" start learning		wrogość
audacity he had the audacity to criticize the teacher" boldness, impudence, impertinence, presumption start learning		tupet, czelność
auspicious, successful "let me propose a toast on this auspicious occasion start learning		pomyślny, udany
axiom start learning		aksjomat, prawda uniwersalna
belligerent "he was in a belligerent mood" start learning		wojujący
burgeoning population The burgeoning population made it necessary to provide more classrooms. start learning		rosnąca populacja
circumvent the law He found a way to circumvent the law. start learning		obchodzić prawo
commiserate with somebody I commiserate with him for having to sit here and listen to yet another speech. start learning		współczuć komuś
conciliatory "the government made a conciliatory gesture in order to advance the peace talks" start learning		pojednawczy
credulous, gullible, ingenuous, he eyed her with wide, ingenuous eyes" Some people are so credulous that they would believe anything start learning		łatwowierny, łatwowierny, naiwny,
cursory glance The mayor gave a cursory glance at the report. start learning		pobieżne spojrzenie
deft "he scored with a deft header" start learning		zręczny
demurely, humbly She sat with her hands folded demurely in her lap. start learning		skromnie, pokornie
deride sth, sb The weak local leaders were derided as puppets start learning		wyśmiewać coś
disdain his lip curled in disdain, contempt, scorn start learning		pogarda
dubious I'm very dubious about letting them to go on their own" start learning		wątpliwy
ebulient, enthusiastic, lively, cheerful she sounded ebullient and happy" start learning		pełen zapału, entuzjazmu, ożywiony, wesoły
emulate the past generations start learning		naśladować poprzednie pokolenia
enervate The rain has enervated the rock wall for so many years that it's now just a few pebbles start learning		mdleć, osłabiać
indigenous people start learning		rdzenni mieszkańcy
inept government start learning		nieudolny rząd
irrefutable evidence . To 99.9999% of people out there, the earth's shape is an irrefutable fact start learning		niezbite dowody
languid Despite his languid manner, he is actually incredibly industrious. start learning		ospały
malevolent, loath I am loath to lend him money "the glint of dark, malevolent eyes" start learning		wrogie, nienawistne, niechętne
misnomer start learning		błędna nazwa
mollify pain I raised my hands to mollify him, realising too late that he was in the wrong mood. start learning		łagodzić ból, uspokoić
morose, saddened, gloomy start learning		ponury, zasmucony, ponury
nefarious, wicked, shameful The family kept their shameful secret for years. The most nefarious cults sometimes are the ones hidden in plain sight. start learning		niegodziwy, podły, haniebny
sullen, gloomy "a sullen sunless sky" start learning		ponury, ponury
oblivious to sth He was oblivious to the fact he had made history. start learning		nieświadomy czegoś
onerous / burdensome "the burdensome responsibilities of professional life" First they had the onerous task of rearranging the furniture." start learning		uciążliwy / uciążliwy
opulent lifestyle . The opulent mansions of San Diego are a two-hour drive west start learning		bogaty styl życia
paragon of virtue According to his father, he was a paragon of virtue who didn't drink or smoke or take drugs. start learning		wzór cnoty
paucity, scarcity school music lessons." "Let me start with an apology for the paucity of blogging lately."the food scarcity has been the result of the poor harvest" start learning		niedobór, rzadkość
penchant for example for relocating back and forth His penchant for practical jokes was well known. start learning		zamiłowanie do przeprowadzki tam iz powrotem, sklonnosc
perfunctory, cursory, superficial I performed a few perfunctory twirls and made good my escape start learning		pobieżny, pobieżny, powierzchowny
pervasive it has holes in the roof and a faint but pervasive smell of rotting wood start learning		rozpowszechniony, wszechobecny
placate spirits The twins are then clothed, fed, and adorned to placate the spirit of the deceased. start learning		udobruchać duchy
plausible excuse start learning		wiarygodna wymówka
quintessentially British start learning		w większości brytyjskie
reclusive guy start learning		samotny facet, unikający innych ludzi
refute the theory start learning		obalić teorię
reprehensible/blameworthy "what he did was not only dishonest, it was morally reprehensible"the landlord must be held blameworthy for causing the injury" start learning		naganny/godny nagany
repudiate the contract He published an article that repudiates the study's claims. start learning		odrzucić umowę
rudimentary knowledge start learning		podstawowa wiedza
salient points : She began to summarize the salient features/points of the proposal. start learning		istotne punkty
sanguine person sanguine about the company's future start learning		optymistyczna osoba
specious, plausible "it seems plausible that one of two things may happen "What he required of us was that we avoided specious or muddled argument." start learning		pozorny, prawdopodobny
makeshift start learning		prowizoryczny
impromptu start learning		improwizowany, bez przygotowania
rustle start learning		szelest
School wasn’t always on the agenda, start learning		Szkoła nie zawsze była w planach,
letting the days pass by in a haze of laughter and freedom. start learning		pozwalając, aby dni mijały w atmosferze śmiechu i wolności.
fully grasp the political significance start learning		w pełni zrozumieć znaczenie polityczne
rife "male chauvinism was rife in medicine start learning		rozpowszechniony
indelible mark. The stain on the tablecloth left an indelible mark, refusing to wash out. start learning		niezatarty ślad.
can be taxing Building new relationships involves emotional openness and vulnerability, which can be taxing start learning		może być obciążające
numb start learning		zdrętwiały
cringe This comedian was so bad, his jokes were making me cringe! start learning		czuć zażenowanie
verbatim or word for word start learning		dosłownie lub słowo w słowo

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