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Question		Answer
merit did not merit the bombastic billing of “a world premiere” start learning		zasłużyć
bombastic did not merit the bombastic billing of “a world premiere” start learning		pompatyczny, górnolotny, napuszony
billing did not merit the bombastic billing of “a world premiere” start learning		ogłaszanie, afiszowanie
titter prompting nervous titters in the auditorium. start learning		chichot, podśmiewanie się, nerwowy śmiech
banter After an exchange of teasing banter, Lammin went off into the night. start learning		prześmiechy, żarty, żarciki
to tease After an exchange of teasing banter, Lammin went off into the night. start learning		droczyć (się z kimś), dokuczać (komuś), kpić (z kogoś)
bode is tweets, though, did not bode well start learning		wróżyć, zapowiedzieć, zapowiadać
shanty a billionaire’s mansion opposite the wooden shanties of the docks. start learning		buda, rudera, barak
simmering even the same simmering borscht smell as he walked into his babushka’s house. start learning		utrzymujący się, gotujący się
borscht start learning		barszcz
edgy he was edgy about having to wait to perform with the Mariinsky in June start learning		podenerwowany, zirytowany
intimidated by he had felt intimidated by Zelensky start learning		onieśmielony
repertory in Moscow he would be given his own European repertory, start learning		repertuar
a haunt Shop & Bar is a favourite Zelensky haunt start learning		ulubione miejsce spotkań
Muscovite watching Muscovite girls circumventing its cobbles in their Louboutin heels start learning		moskwianin, moskwianka
circumvent watching Muscovite girls circumventing its cobbles in their Louboutin heels start learning		obchodzić, ominąć, omijać
cobble watching Muscovite girls circumventing its cobbles in their Louboutin heels start learning		kostka chodnikowa
tuck in as he tucked in, I was struck not only by his physical transformation start learning		wcinać, wsuwać, pałaszować, zajadać
luminous luminous skin, shining eyes start learning		świetlny, lśniący
grounded how grounded he’d become. start learning		stabilny emocjonalnie
thrive on sth Ballet thrives on baton-passing from one generation to another. start learning		rozwijać się na czymś
baton-passing Ballet thrives on baton-passing from one generation to another. start learning		przekazywanie pałeczki
virility the embodiment of heroic Soviet virility start learning		męskość
gruff From his gruff telephone manner I’d envisaged a swarthy, macho figure, start learning		gburowaty, opryskliwy
to envisage From his gruff telephone manner I’d envisaged a swarthy, macho figure, start learning		wyobrażać sobie
swarthy From his gruff telephone manner I’d envisaged a swarthy, macho figure, start learning		śniady, smagły (o cerze), ciemnolicy (o osobie)
opulence the opulence of the Mariinsky or Bolshoi theatres start learning		bogactwo, bujność, obfitość
miscast - miscast - miscast she was miscast in the soubrette role of Coppélia start learning		źle obsadzić (aktora)
soubrette she was miscast in the soubrette role of Coppélia start learning		subretka (pokojówka w komediach, farsach)
bravado Never had he danced with such playful bravado start learning		zuchwałość, brawura
elation a heart-bursting elation start learning		radość, euforia
cavernous an oligarch’s cavernous, three-bathroom apartment with a security guard at the door start learning		przepastny, ogromny
wistfully Vladimir had spoken wistfully to me about being reunited with Galin start learning		smutno, tęsknie
a grin “Yeah,” he said with a grin. “Third time lucky, maybe.” start learning		szeroki uśmiech
claret several bottles of first-growth claret start learning		wino bordowskie
a whiff detecting a whiff of cocoa start learning		zapach, woń
subside sitting talking until Sergei’s energy subsided. start learning		stępować (o bólu), opadać (o emocjach)
ginseng I told him that I’d never seen such euphoria on stage. “Please tell me that wasn’t ginseng, or worse!” start learning		żeń-szeń
indigenous Indigenous Missionary Council, start learning		rdzenny, tubylczy, autochtoniczny, miejscowy, lokalny
logging 110 “uncontacted” groups in the Amazon who are increasingly threatened by illegal logging, mining and farming. start learning		ścinanie drzew
dweller forest-dweller start learning		mieszkaniec
a rifle Today the Awá practice some farming, but most still hunt with rifles start learning		Karabin, strzelba
a hut They lived in a hut made of palm fronds, hunted with bows and arrows and collected fruits start learning		chatka, szałas
frond They lived in a hut made of palm fronds, hunted with bows and arrows and collected fruits start learning		liść paproci lub palmy
rudimentary the tribe has electricity, rudimentary health care start learning		elementarny, podstawowy, zasadniczy
reclusive Diniz said the women were reclusive start learning		samotnik, zamknięty (w odosobnieniu), wyizolowany, odludny (o miejscu)
decimate fires have decimated parts of their reserves start learning		zdziesiątkować
encroach farmers and loggers are encroaching. start learning		wdzierać się, wkraczać (do czegoś), bezprawnie naruszać
shed light on a problem Research is shedding light on the most effective ways to break a habit for good. start learning		rzucać nowe światło na problem, wyjaśniać problem
cessation behavior-based cessation program. start learning		zaprzestanie
be in thrall to something Plugging into the feelings associated with a craving helps you become less in thrall to it, so you can learn to let it go. start learning		być niewolnikiem czegoś
stave off To stave off autopilot snacking on sweets, for example, swap the cookie jar with a fruit bowl. start learning		zażegnać, oddalać, chwilowo powstrzymywać (np. groźbę niebezpieczeństwa)
cue So come up with a plan ahead of time for how you will respond to those cues start learning		znak, sygnał
frazzled If you, say, chew your nails when you get frazzled at work, start practicing deep breathing start learning		wyczerpany, skonany, przemęczony
dwell on They don't obsessively check their email, and they try not to dwell on work-related issues start learning		zatrzymywać się nad czymś, rozwodzić się nad czymś
overzealous The last thing you need is to be lying in bed thinking about an email you just read from that overzealous boss start learning		nadgorliwy
circadian rhythm melatonin, an essential hormone that regulates your circadian rhythm start learning		rytm dobowy
derail somebody many of the challenges have the potential to derail you start learning		sprowadzać kogoś na złą drogę
affectionately I affectionately call it, “Ban the Memo.” start learning		pieszczotliwie
a leap That’s really important, before you take that leap. start learning		podskok, skok, sus
an overwhelm overwhelm, anxiety, irritation, boredom, and under-confidence start learning		przytłoczenie
baseboard Pulling out the oven and scrubbing the baseboards behind it? start learning		listwa przypodłogowa
attainable Make sure your goal is attainable–i.e. that you have control over meeting it start learning		osiągalny
momentarily we tend to beat ourselves up, momentarily feel that unbearable shame, then avoid or distract to alleviate the discomfort. start learning		chwilowo
alleviate we tend to beat ourselves up, momentarily feel that unbearable shame, then avoid or distract to alleviate the discomfort. start learning		złagodzić, łagodzić, ulżyć
exacerbate the cycle is exacerbated start learning		pogarszać, zaostrzać, powodować nasilenie, powodować pogorszenie (np. samopoczucia)
binge even if it’s binge-watching Netflix or spending hours on the Daily Mail start learning		hulanka, biba, popijawa
distill I like to distill down to the bare essentials start learning		skroplić, skraplać się, kapnąć, spłynąć
glean career changers have gleaned from their respective journeys. start learning		gromadzić, zbierać, zdobywać (np. informacje)
respective career changers have gleaned from their respective journeys. start learning		indywidualny, poszczególny, odpowiedni, własny
wholeheartedly I disagree with that wholeheartedly start learning		z całego serca, całkowicie
foolproof No job, employer, organization, direction, etc. is foolproof or change-resistant. start learning		niezawodny (np. o metodzie, planie, systemie)
flatten A huge part of the business I worked for was focused on travel, and it was instantly flattened. start learning		spłaszczyć, zrównać z ziemią
amply Successful people who adore their work and are amply rewarded in it don’t just “arrive” there. start learning		obficie, hojnie, obszernie
stem from the challenges they’re experiencing at work are stemming directly from the dysfunction, hurt, pain and damaged self-confidence they suffered start learning		wynikać z czegoś
pendulum like a pendulum – you swing to what you think is the farthest point away from what you’re doing now. start learning		wahadło
layoff After a brutal layoff in the days following 9/11, I was sick and tired of feeling terrible, start learning		zwolnienie z pracy (gł. przy redukcji zatrudnienia), urlop bezpłatny (z przymusu)
put all one's eggs in one basket to ensure it’s a great fit before you put all your eggs in that basket. start learning		stawiać wszystko na jedną kartę
to pivot After pivoting once again and pursuing running my own business as a coach/consultant/trainer, I’ve found the ultimate path for me. start learning		obracać się
endeavor Look at what you dislike most in your work, and endeavor to change it now. start learning		starać się, postarać się, usiłować, próbować, spróbować
to hook into the toxic relationships you’re hooking into start learning		łączyć coś z czymś
a luminary After all, the United States is the home of programming luminaries such as Bill Gates start learning		luminarz, osoba znana i podziwiana
the mean by subtracting the mean from each score and then dividing by the standard deviation start learning		Średnia
the standard deviation by subtracting the mean from each score and then dividing by the standard deviation start learning		odchylenie standardowe (od średniej)
to win by a hair But China only won by a hair. start learning		wygrać o włos
across the board they didn’t dominate across the board start learning		ogónie, powszechnie, wszędzie
disproportionately Chinese developers are disproportionately drawn to data structures. start learning		nieproporcjonalnie, niewspółmiernie
hail from He hails from China’s city of Chongqing, start learning		pochodzić skądś, urodzić się gdzieś
outsized Czech developers showed an outsized preference for shell competitions, start learning		wielki, ogromny
steadfast they can look to Switzerland’s steadfast developers for inspiration. start learning		niezachwiany (o miłości), nieugięty (o zasadach), niezłomny (np. w postanowieniu)
tenacious which make Swiss coders the Most Tenacious Programmers in the World. start learning		uporczywy, nieustępliwy, zawzięty (o osobie)
nab Poland would nab the bronze start learning		zająć, zajmować, zaklepać, zaklepywać (np. miejsce, stolik)
ardor start learning		żarliwość, zapał (mocne zaangażowanie)
furor the ads set off a furor start learning		poruszenie, wrzawa,
ignite they ignite a deeper debate start learning		wzniecać, wzbudzać, prowokować, inicjować (np. poruszenie)
slowdown long slowdown in childbirth start learning		zwolnienie tempa
coincide slowdown in childbirth has coincided with economic slump start learning		zbiegać się (zaistnieć jednocześnie)
subsidy subsidies for families to have children start learning		dotacja
prudent they are very prudent about becoming pregnant start learning		przezorny, roztropny, ostrożny, rozważny, rozsądny
to vent she vented her anger on Facebook start learning		dawać upust

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