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stracić kontrolę nad sobą start learning		lose the temper to suddenly become very angry = you aren't in control I lost my temper with the children this morning.
przodek start learning		ancestor a relative who lived a long time ago My ancestors came from Ireland.
przestraszony start learning		scared frightened or worried (gradable, very scared) Robert's scared of heights.
przerażony start learning		terrified very frightened (extreme) I'm terrified of flying.
wyczerpany start learning		exhausted very tired (extreme)
zły start learning		annoyed slightly angry I was a bit annoyed with/at Kathy for not coming.
odprężający start learning		relaxing a relaxing bath making you feel relaxed
przerażony, przestraszony start learning		frightened afraid or nervous I've always been frightened of going to the dentist.
zmartwiony start learning		worried anxious because you are thinking about problems or unpleasant things that might happen She's really worried about her son.
zażenowany, zakłopotany start learning		embarrassed feeling ashamed or shy [+ to do sth] I was too embarrassed to admit that I was scared.
zaniepokojony start learning		anxious worried or nervous She's very anxious about her exams.
niejasny, mylący start learning		confusing difficult to understand I found the instructions very confusing.
przyjemny, satysfakcjonujący start learning		satisfying making you feel pleased by providing what you need or want My work is very satisfying.
radość start learning		joy a feeling of great happiness the joy of winning
gniew, złość start learning		anger a strong feeling against someone who has behaved badly, making you want to shout at them or hurt them public anger at the terrorist killings
smutek start learning		sadness often experienced when we lose someone or something important to us
strach, obawa, lęk start learning		fear a strong, unpleasant feeling that you get when you think that something bad, dangerous, or frightening might happen Unlike the rest of us, Dave had no fear of snakes.
niespodzianka, zaskoczenie, zdziwienie start learning		surprise the feeling that you get when something happens that you did not expect I didn't know that my parents were coming- it was a lovely surprise.
obrzydzenie, wstręt start learning		disgust a very strong feeling of dislike or disapproval She walked out in disgust.
zrób to sam start learning		DIY (do it yourself) doing repairs/decorating your house etc. yourself rather than paying someone else to do it a DIY project
interpersonalne start learning		interpersonal relationships between people The successful applicant will have excellent interpersonal skills.
emocjonalny start learning		emotional related to people's feelings a child's emotional development
leczyć chorobę start learning		heal a disease cureva serious illness
praktyczny start learning		hands-on physically doing something and not only studying it or watching someone else do it hands-on experience
skoncentrowany na rozwiązaniu problemów start learning		solutions-focused good at concentrating on finding solutions for problems
Właśnie skończył 25 lat. start learning		He has just turned 25.
przepełniony, zatłoczony start learning		overcrowded containing too many people or things an overcrowded classroom/prison
ulice są puste start learning		streets are empty / not a soul on the streets
Nie doszliśmy do wniosku. start learning		We haven't reached the conclusion.
wspominać (o) start learning		mention to briefly speak or write about something or someone (formal) I'll mention your ideas to Caroline.
krótko start learning		briefly They discussed the matter briefly.
sprawa start learning		matter a subject or situation that you need to think about, discuss, or deal with I've been thinking about this matter for a long time.
mieć problemy z zrobieniem czegoś start learning		to have trouble doing something I have a problem, it's difficult for me I have trouble getting up at 6.
zdumiewający start learning		astonishing very surprising It's astonishing that so many people believed his story.
czuć się podle start learning		be/feel under the weather to feel ill I'm under the weather.
Dzisiaj jestem smutny. start learning		I feel blue today. (informal)
być zdrowym jak ryba start learning		be as right as rain (informal) = feel very good
przeszkadzać komuś start learning		to bother somebody to take angry because you interrupt someone Don't bother your father when he's working.
wykrzyknik start learning		exclamation mark
To typowe! start learning		It's typical! = they aren't happy
mandat, grzywna start learning		fine a sum of money you pay to the government for your crime The maximum penatly for the offence is a $1000 fine.
ubytek (w zębie) start learning		cavity a hole in a tooth If you eat lots of seets you'll have many cavities.
przerwać start learning		interrupt to stop someone while they are talking or doing something, by saying or doing something yourself I was trying to work but the children were interrupting me.
podrywać kogoś start learning		chat somebody up to talk to someone in a way that shows them that you are sexually attracted to them A very good-looking young man started to chat me up in the nightclub.
zgadzać się lub dogadywać się (dobrze) start learning		get on have a good relationship / like each other I don't really get on with my sister's husband.
ustatkować się start learning		settle down Choose to live a calm life, e.g. at home with a partner Do you think he'll ever settle down and have a family?
przestać lubić kogoś/coś start learning		go off somebody/something stop liking someone/something I've gone off fish recently.
przewijać do góry start learning		scroll up move the computer mouse to see earlier pages
klikać na start learning		click on put the computer mouse on a specific place and press
wylogować się start learning		log off exit from a website
zamykać coś/się start learning		shut (something) down If a business or a large piece of equipment shuts down or someone shuts it down, it stops operating Many factories have been forced shut down.
stroić się, ładnie lub elegancko się ubierać start learning		dress up to put on formal clothes for a special occasion
przebierać się (np. za kogoś) start learning		dress up to wear special clothes in order to change your appearance, usually for a game or party He dressed up as Superman for the party.
przymierzać coś start learning		try (something) on wear clothes to see if you want to buy them Could I try this dress on, please? / I tried on a colorful, printed with a word "giraffe" shirt.
ubierać się niezbyt starannie start learning		dress down wear clothes (to work) that are not smart, e.g. old jeans She is depressed, so she dresses down.
beznadziejny, bezradny start learning		hopeless very bad and not likely to succeed or improve / very bad at a particular activity / feeling no hope a hopeless situation / I'm hopeless at sports. / She was depressed and felt totally hopeless about the future.
zdolny start learning		capable able to do things effectively and achieve results She's a very capable young woman.
smutny (synonim- unhappy) start learning		joyless Jane is trapped in a joyless marriage.
niespokojny, nerwowy start learning		restless unable to be still or relax because you are bored or nervous The audience was getting restless.
krzykliwy start learning		flashy looking too bright, big, and expensive, in a way that is intended to get attention flashy gold jewellery
zamierzać start learning		intend to want and plan to do something [+ doing sth ] I don't intend seeing him again. / [+ to do sth ] How long are you intending to stay in Paris?
rozmowny, gadatliwy start learning		talkative A talkative person talks a lot.
jadalny start learning		edible safe to eat and not harmful edible berries
zapisywać coś start learning		write sth down to write something on a piece of paper so that you do not forget it Did you write Jo's phone number down?
wychowywać się, dorastać, rozwijać się start learning		grow up to become older or an adult / to develop or become bigger or stronger She grew up in New York. / A close friendship had grown up between them.
patrzeć na kogoś z góry start learning		look down on sb you think that you're clever and the person is stupid; so you don't respect this person
poszukać coś, sprawdzać coś start learning		look sth up to look at a book or computer in order to find information I looked it up in the dictionary.
wkładać coś start learning		put sth on to put clothes or shoes onto your body You'd better put your coat on, it's cold outside.
zdejmować coś start learning		take sth off to remove something If you're hot, take your jacket off.
zajmować lub opiekować się kimś/czymś start learning		take care of sb/sth to look after someone or something My parents are going to take care of the house while we're away.
przejmować się kimś/czymś start learning		care about sb/sth sb/sth is important for you My friend cares about politics.
okazja start learning		bargain a thing you buy on a sale for a lower price At $8.95, it's a bargain.
wpychać się bez kolejki start learning		to jump queue to move in front of people who have been waiting longer for something than you
odznaka, identyfikator, plakietka start learning		badge a piece of plastic, metal, etc with words or pictures on it that you wear on your clothes for decoration or showing your name or the organization you work for
wykonywać coś start learning		carry out sth to do or complete something, especially something that you have said you would do or that you have been told to do I was only carrying out orders.
przekonywać start learning		persuade to make someone agree to do something by talking to them a lot about it [+ (that) ] I persuaded her that it was the right thing to do.
zbierać pieniądze na organizację charytatywną start learning		to raise money for charity to collect money for homeless/sick, etc They're raising money for charity.
organizować wyprzedaż start learning		hold a sale to sell something cheaply
zająć miejsce (np. w tramwaju) start learning		get a seat to avoid standing up in a train/bus/waiting room, etc.
zadowolony start learning		pleased happy or satisfied I'm really pleased with the quality of his work.
konkurs, zawody start learning		competition an organized event in which people try to win a prize by being the best, fastest, etc to enter a competition
konkurować, rywalizować start learning		compete to try to be more successful than someone or something else It's difficult for small shops to compete with/against the big supermarkets.
przedłużać (robić później) start learning		extend to make an activity, agreement, etc last for a longer time They have extended the deadline by one week
wprowadzać (w życie), przedstawiać, zapowiadać start learning		introduce to make something exist, happen, or be used for the first time / to tell someone another person's name the first time that they meet CD players were first introduced in 1983 / He took me round the room and introduced me to everyone
wahać się (z podjęciem decyzji) start learning		hesitate to pause before doing something, especially because you are nervous or not certain Richard hesitated before answering.
prawidłowo, odpowiednio start learning		properly correctly, or in a satisfactory way She doesn't eat properly.
zdawać sobie sprawę z/że start learning		be aware of/that to know about something She was well aware that he was married.
świadomy start learning		aware interested in and knowing a lot about a particular subject politically/socially aware
popełniać start learning		commit to do something that is considered wrong, or that is illegal He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit.
nieprzewidywalny start learning		unpredictable changing so much that you do not know what will happen next; unpredictability (noun) unpredictable weather conditions

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