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Question		Answer
być w kłopotliwej sytuacji start learning		in a bit of a pickle
promyk nadziei start learning		silver lining
trend podstawowy start learning		underlying trend
samospełniająca się przepowiednia start learning		self-fulfilling prophecy
aglomeracja, obszar metropolii start learning		conurbation
podkopać, podważyć, osłabić start learning		undermine
rasa (zwierzęcia) start learning		breed
dojeżdżać do i ze szkoły start learning		commute to and from school
kundel start learning		mongrel Careful with that mongrel that walks around here; he might bite you.
rzeźnia start learning		abattoir
kojący start learning		soothing
łagodzić, uśmierzać, koić start learning		soothe My mother gave me tea with lemon and honey to soothe my sore throat. / The woman rocked her crying baby to soothe him.
uwiecznić, utrwalać start learning		perpetuate
odrażający start learning		abhorrent I can't watch these abhorrent commercials. Will you please mute the TV?
cieszyć start learning		rejoice the people rejoiced when they learned that the wicked king was dead
wyrzuty sumienia start learning		remorse
wsadzić kij w mrowisko start learning		to put the cat among the pigeons
wbudowana dezaktualizacja / wbudowanie, zaplonwane zdezaktualizowanie się start learning		built-in obsolescence
nieporozumienie, błędne przekonanie start learning		misconception People have this misconception that all the food from my country is greasy and unhealthy.
drzewko (sadzonka drzewa) start learning		sapling
złośliwy start learning		malicious
dwuznaczność, niejednoznaczność, wieloznaczność start learning		ambiguity
dwuznaczny, niejednoznaczny start learning		ambiguous
zaczynać od początku start learning		start from scratch
uprawa, plon, zbiory start learning		crop The most popular crop in this region is avocados.
pieszy start learning		pedestrian
surowość, powaga, dotkliwość start learning		severity The hospital classified the patients by the severity of their illnesses
gruszki na wierzbie (coś wręcz niemożliwego) idiom start learning		pie in the sky
pożywka dla myśli, temat do przemyśleń start learning		food for thought something that warrants serious consideration. "his study certainly provides food for thought"
przekrwienie, przeciążenie, zator... (medycznie lub zdarzenie) start learning		congestion I'm able to bypass all the congestion on my motorcycle by zipping in between the cars. / What are your symptoms? - I have a cough, nasal congestion, and a fever.
pensjonat, emerytura, renta start learning		pension
przesada, wyolbrzymienie start learning		overkill The recipe called for lemon zest, but it turns out that using the entire lemon peel was overkill.
przesada, przesadzanie, przejaskrawienie, wyjaskrawienie, wyolbrzymienie start learning		over the top I think it is over the top and misguided. / We all thought that their security was ridiculous, way over the top.
oddać głos start learning		cast a vote
jednorazowy, jednorazowego użytku start learning		disposable
niezdecydowany, wahający się start learning		indecisive
decydujący, rozstrzygający, zdecydowany start learning		decisive
porozrzucane, rozsiane start learning		strewn + about ale nie tylko I'm sick of your things being strewn about the whole house. / Please, try to be more organized and don't leave your clothes strewn all over the floor.
obsypać, zasypywać, pokrywać; rozsypywać, rozrzucać; usiać start learning		strew strewed / strewn The previous owners had strewn all kinds of junk on the floor of the apartment.
zbliżający się kryzys start learning		looming crisis
wdrożyć, wprowadzić w życie start learning		roll out The company will soon be rolling out the new version of its popular cellphone.
dziesiątkować, zdziesiątkowany start learning		decimate, decimated
powtórka, powtórzenie start learning		rehearsal The song was written after the improvisation I played at my jazz rehearsal.
nie został wynaleziony start learning		hadn't been invented
jadalny start learning		edible
ochłodzić się (o pogodzie ale też emocjach) start learning		to cool off he needs to cool off after this conversation... or it cooled off after the rainstorm
sprytny, przebiegły start learning		shrewd
wycofać się, porzucić start learning		drop out np. kandydat z wyborów albo z konkursu The runner was forced to drop out of the race on the first mile when he sprained his ankle.
podsumować, zakończyć start learning		wrap up It's already two o'clock; I think we should wrap the meeting up
rozkwitać, kwitnąć, prosperować start learning		to thrive
dążyć, starać się, usiłować start learning		to strive Monica always strives to provide excellent service to her clients. / Lito is striving to be number one in his class this semester.
w ostateczności, jako ostateczność start learning		as a last resort
wytrzymałość start learning		endurance Do you consider yourself to be a speed or a endurance runner?
znieść, wytrzymać coś start learning		endure If you cannot endure the pain, we can give you an anesthetic. / I won't endure any more complaints from you two.
Jeśli dotkniesz gorącego pieca, sam się poparzysz start learning		If you touch a hot stove you scald yourself 0 conditional - facts... certain informations
jeśli zmienię moje nawyki, będę bardziej punktualny start learning		if I change my habits, I will be more punctual
Na twoim miejscu nie zrobiłbym tego. start learning		If I were you I wouldn't do it. niemożliwa, czysto hipotetyczna sytuacja...
Gdybym miał te informacje wcześniej, podjąłbym inne decyzje. start learning		If I had had those information before, I would have taken different decisions. gdybanie o przeszłości gdyby coś się stało lub nie stało to stałoby się coś innego, wszystko w przeszłości
skąpy start learning		stingy
sknerstwo, skąpstwo start learning		stinginess
segment rynku start learning		segment of the market
bezwzględny, nieustępliwy start learning		relentless The secret of Jacob's success is his relentless determination.
przedsiębiorca start learning		entrepreneur
być zestresowanym start learning		to be stressed out
zwięzły, treściwy start learning		consice This summary contains a lot of superfluous information. Write a more concise one.
dążyć, starać się / przedsięwzięcie start learning		endeavor / an endeavor Alison's creative endeavors always came to nothing. / As your lawyer, I will endeavor to advocate for you to the best of my ability. -
imitować start learning		mimic
uprawniony, upoważniony, należny start learning		entitled
tkwienie w nieudanej inwestycji i kontynuacja... start learning		sunk cost fallacy throwing good money after bad", while refusing to succumb to what may be described as "cutting one's losses".
spotkanie / napotkać, spotkać, zetknąć się start learning		encounter
zakaźny, zaraźliwy start learning		contagious
okrutny, okropny, koszmarny start learning		atrocious This is an atrocious article, and you're going to have to rewrite it.
wykupić, odkupić (np. winy ale też wykupić coś za kasę) start learning		redeem Professor, I know that I failed the exam, but I would be grateful for the opportunity to redeem myself and re-take it. / The homeowners signed the contract explaining that they would be able to redeem their debt in installments.
spłuczka w toalecie 2 start learning		toilet flush / cistern
gwiezdny, doskonały start learning		stellar The singers gave a stellar performance in the closing ceremony. / The astronomers have been observing this stellar activity with high-powered telescopes.
rekwizyt start learning		prop The play used no props, so the audience had to use their imaginations more than usual.
przespać się z czymś/tym start learning		sleep on it
zacinać się, zawieszać się, opóźniać się start learning		lag
wyluzowany, spokojny, opanowany start learning		laid-back
podgłaśnać, zwiększać / ściszać, zmniejszać głośność start learning		turn up / turn down the volume
zrezygnować z pracy, odstąpić od stanowiska ale również zejść w dół np. do piwnicy start learning		step down Frank stepped down as head coach due to health concerns
punkt kulminacyjny start learning		climax
syndrom oszusta start learning		imposter syndrome
słowo w słowo, dosłownie start learning		verbatim Nell, please read the CIA report verbatim. / Maybe she'll post it verbatim.
odporny (o czymś lub o kimś np. na ogień lub chorobę) / oporny (o kimś) start learning		resistent to Emily is resistant to trying new farming methods. / This house is resistant to fire.
dojrzałość start learning		maturity
namacalny start learning		tangible If police have no tangible evidence against us, they'll have to release us.
szał start learning		rampage
suwerenność start learning		sovereignty
jak gdyby / tak jakby 2 start learning		as if / as though you act as if you lived in the another world. / She speaks to me as though she didn't know me.
w związku z tym start learning		therefore You said you wanted to buy a house. You should, therefore, start saving
ześwirować, wariować start learning		flip out I mean, I knew you'd flip out.
ponury, posępny start learning		gloomy
zardzewiały start learning		rusty my English was a bit rusty before
pełen werwy start learning		zestful
ćwierkać, świergotać / świergot start learning		to chirp / chirp The cicadas are chirping, so it must be summer.
piszczeć / pisk (ptaki lub urządzenia) start learning		to cheep / cheep A few birds that were cheeping in their nest outside my window woke me up.
brzęczenie / brzęczeć start learning		buzz / to buzz
skrzyp / skrzypanie, trzeszczenie start learning		creak / to creak Benjamin heard the creak of the door as it slowly opened. / My knees creak every time I stand up.
ciężar, obciążenie, brzemię start learning		burden I hate feeling like a burden for my family when I'm sick.
marudny, rozdrażniony, zrzędliwy, drażliwy start learning		cranky I'm just saying you've been very cranky today.
wybredny (nie fussy) start learning		picky
okazać się, wyjść jakoś start learning		turn out I was worried after the dress rehearsal, but opening night turned out really well.
zrównoważony (o czlowieku) start learning		level-headed Do you think that you have a sufficiently levelheaded temperament to be president?
harmonijny start learning		harmonious A harmonious combination of shapes, lines, and colors creates a pleasant atmosphere.
przytłaczający, przygniatający start learning		over-powering Cristina had an overpowering personality which many people found difficult to handle. / The overpowering force of the water swept the car away.
przebiegły, chytry start learning		cunning The cunning politician had his enemies taken to jail by planting evidence.
radosny, wesoły 2 start learning		joyful, cheerful I could hear the joyful shouts of the children playing in the yard. / I don't understand how you can be so cheerful this early in the morning.
rozważny, roztropny, rozsądny start learning		thoughtful Taking the last piece of bread was not very thoughtful
godny zaufania / niegodny zaufania start learning		trustworthy / untrustworthy My neighbor is a trustworthy person
ząb / zęby start learning		tooth / teeth
egzemplarz (osoba lub zwierzę) start learning		specimen Our new roommate is an odd specimen, but thankfully he doesn't cause trouble.
egzemplarz np. książki czy gazety start learning		copy Your copy will be written for you to approve
wyrównać rachunki, policzyć się, rozprawić się, odpłacić się start learning		to get even Don't let him treat you like that! You have to get even!
jeż start learning		hedgehog 🦔
bocian start learning		stork Mommy, is the stork going to bring me a little brother?
niegrzeczny (sprosny) start learning		naughty Stop being a naughty boy and sit down already / He has a stack of naughty magazines under his mattress.
wycofać start learning		withdraw When he saw me watching him, he quickly withdrew his hand from the plate. / You can also withdraw funds from your account online.
wycofanie start learning		withdrawal I made a withdrawal of $2,000 from my bank account. / The majority of the citizens support the withdrawal of troops from Iraq.
odzyskać start learning		retrieve The photos were destroyed and can never be retrieved / Police retrieved the stolen goods thanks to a tip-off from a member of the public. -
przedłużacz / przedłużacz 3 start learning		extension cord / extension cable / extension lead
gderliwy, zrzędliwy, marudny start learning		grumpy My boss is a grumpy old man who loves screaming at us.
Stajnia start learning		horse stable
wrócić na robienia czegoś idiom start learning		to get back on horse
biedronka start learning		ladybug
wytrwałość / wytrwały start learning		perseverance / perseverant Despite a few setbacks, Lucy remained perseverant to the end
wytrzymałość, long term passion start learning		grit Every day, parents and teachers ask me, "How do I build grit in kids?
oceniać, (oszacować wartości, stan nie finansową) start learning		to assess The teacher explained the criteria that will be used to assess student work. / This clinical trial will assess the efficacy of a new drug for migraines
niechętny, oporny start learning		reluctant The suspect was reluctant to tell us the truth because he didn't want to incriminate himself.
upiększać, cukrzyć, ukrywać pod warstwą dobrego (idiom) start learning		sugar coating
karton (materiał) / karton (pojemnik) start learning		cardboard / carton Are you sure these boxes made of cardboard will hold the weight of the shipment? / I'm going to use this empty milk carton as a pencil holder.
grać na czas, na zwłokę 2 (idiom) start learning		to stall for time / to play for time The judge accused the prosecutor of stalling for time.
wręcz przeciwnie start learning		quite the opposite Are you nervous? - Quite the opposite. I'm excited! / Are you parents pretty conservative? - Quite the opposite. They're very liberal.
przeciwnie, start learning		on the contrary Marissa is not angry with Scott. On the contrary, they had a great time this weekend. / French toast isn't very difficult to make at home. On the contrary, it's very easy.
dziedzic, spadkobierca, następca (np. syn) start learning		heir Charles became king when the heir to the throne was killed in battle.
chyba że, jeśli nie start learning		unless Unless something unexpected happens, I'll pick you up at 10 am.
o ile / pod warunkiem / tak długo jak start learning		as long as / provided I'd like to come with you, as long as you still have space in your car. / You're welcome to stay over, provided that your parents give you permission to do so.
w końcu, ostatecznie start learning		at last After driving for 10 hours without stopping, we arrived to Texas at last. / And, at last, we will be able to hear from our president.
najmniej, najmniejszy start learning		least Cooking for you is the least I can do to thank you. / You can't achieve the best result by making the least effort. / My brother is a couch potato; he's the least active person I know. /This is the thing I least expected.
zepsuć, zmarnować (psuć np. jedzenie czy humor czy zabawę itd) start learning		to spoil The leftovers that I was going to eat tonight are already spoiled. / Please go away. You're spoiling my fun with your bad attitude. / She spoiled the surprise when she told everyone what was happening.
niespokojny (roztrzęsiony, nerwowy) start learning		restless Raquel was restless. She could barely stand to wait to go on vacation. / I had a restless night. I couldn't stop thinking about my final exam.
osadzać start learning		embed You only need to copy this code to embed the video in your website. / The arrow narrowly missed my head and embedded itself in the tree.
wyciągać wnioski (trochę pochopnie bez analizy) start learning		jump to conclusions My wife is always jumping to conclusions because she loves to worry about everything.
wycofany, zdystansowany start learning		withdrawn Esteban was very quiet and withdrawn yesterday, which was unusual for him. / The withdrawn amount was slightly lower than the account's balance.
defetyzm; niewiara w powodzenie sprawy, czarnowidztwo start learning		defeatism It is a clear defeatism, you don't believe that this idea can be successful.
defetystyczny, pozbawiony wiary w powodzenie start learning		defeatist Fabian is not a defeatist, he's just a realist.
przeboleć, dojść do siebie, przezwyciężyć... przed nad czymś obojętnie start learning		to get over Anabelle never got over the death of her father. / I still can't get over how delicious this wine is.
składać się z start learning		consist of My special spice blend mainly consists of cumin and oregano.
rzucać cień, światło itp start learning		to cast The tree cast a big shadow. / The evidence found by the detective cast some light on the murder.
światło słoneczne, promienie słoneczne start learning		sunlight, sun rays
dominujący, przeważający start learning		predominant Spanish is the predominant language in this neighborhood because its population is overwhelmingly Latino. / Conservative voters make up the predominant part of this state.
łatwiej powiedzieć niż zrobić start learning		easier said than done I want to lose weight, but it's easier said than done.
wymsknąć się (coś czego nie chciałem powiedzieć) start learning		slip out the question slipped out before I'd considered the wisdom of it
wymknąć się, wyślizgnąć się start learning		slip away I may have to slip away to answer a phone call at some point during the meeting. / If you let an opportunity like this slip away, you'll only regret it later.
wśliznąć się (w buty lub ubranie) start learning		slip on I slipped on my shoes and walked out the door.
mężczyzna - mężczyźni start learning		man / men
kobieta / kobiety start learning		woman / women
sendo, istota sprawy start learning		nitty-gritty let's get down to the nitty-gritty to understand this situation
nakreślić, naszkicować start learning		delineate The architect delineated the location of the foundation on the map. / The board will meet to delineate this year's goals.
dziwactwo (specyficzne zachowanie), specyficzna cecha, osobliwość start learning		quirk Yeah, I'm a sleepwalker. It's a quirk of mine. / His quirks are what make him my favorite character in the book.
bezmyślny, nierozważny start learning		thoughtless It looks like Matt made coffee just for himself. - How thoughtless of him. / Consider the consequences of your actions and stop being so thoughtless.
niuans start learning		nuance The sound engineer has captured every nuance of her voice on this recording.
blady start learning		pale Mary became pale when she heard about the accident. / The painter used pale tones to display sadness and despair.
motywujące przemówienie, pogadanka na otuchę start learning		pep talk thank you for this pep talk but it does not help at all.
zakłócać, przeszkadzać, pokrzyżować start learning		to disrupt We were going to have a picnic but the rain disrupted our plans. / The recovery period from my surgery disrupted my life.
narażać, wystawiać na ryzyko start learning		to jeopardize I don't want to do anything that would jeopardize my chances of getting a promotion. / The company's decision to pull out of the country could jeopardize the future of the national steel industry.
wyciągać, wydobywać, wyrwać start learning		pull out He pulled out his keys and offered me a ride home. / The dentist gave me an injection before she pulled out my tooth. / He was fined for pulling a page out of a very old book at the library.
być na fali w pracy, być super efektywnym start learning		be on the ball she has done it so fast, she is definitely on the ball today.
Ciekawość to pierwszy stopień do piekła... idom start learning		curiosity killed the cat don't spy him, curiosity killed the cat...
owijać w bawełnę start learning		beat around the bush Stop beating around the bush. What do you want from me?
mrzonka, marzenie ściętej głowy, coś niemożliwego... start learning		a pipe dream She had wanted to be a ballet dancer when she grew up, but as she got older, she realised it was nothing but a pipe dream.
pozbawić kogoś pogłosu, uznania na swoją rzecz idiom - zabrać komuś zasługi... start learning		steal the thunder Sam stole my thunder when he said he'd done all the work. It's not true. / Please don't steal my thunder by announcing your engagement tonight. I want to tell everyone that I'm pregnant.
kiedy jedna osoba lub element psuje całą grupę lub projekt lub jakość czego start learning		one bad apple ruins/spoils the whole barrel You can't have this person in your team longer. One bad apple spoils the whole barrel...
kolidować, wtrącać się, mieszać się, przeszkadzać start learning		interfere This paragraph in the agreement will not interfere. / I'm having a private conversation. Don't interfere. / That building over there is between the tower and me and interferes with the signal.
z czystym sumieniem start learning		with a clear conscience At least I can face him with a clear conscience
najpóźniej start learning		at the latest The accountant must hand in the balance sheet by the end of the month at the latest.
okropne (nie horrible) start learning		horrendous Some of those horrendous images from the movie remained embedded in my mind.
skończyć z jakimś rezultatem czy czynnością start learning		end up I ended up at a restaurant close to home, because the traffic was too heavy to go elsewhere. / Fans who are active may end up buying your products.
kołysać, huśtać start learning		to rock The thunder rocked our house. / He rocked the baby until he fell asleep.
nieśmiały start learning		timid Alex is too timid to ask for a raise. / Why is your sister so timid? She always hides in her room when I come to visit.
niepewny, niezdecydowany (emocjonalnie ale też np. niepewne w znaczeniu jeszcze nie potwierdzone) start learning		tentative She placed her arm around his shoulder in a tentative gesture of support. / We have a tentative offer to do a concert in the Dominican Republic.
machnąć, zakołysać, huśtać start learning		swing swung swing swung swung The children pretended they were pirates and swung their toy swords in the air. / He swings his arms in a funny way when he walks. / The hammock swung slowly between the trees.
lekkomyślny start learning		reckless The man was so desperate that he made the reckless decision to rob a bank.
przebrać się za start learning		dress up as For Halloween, I'm going to dress up as a nun.
ubrać się / ubierać się start learning		to get dressed / to dress oneself It only takes my husband half an hour to get dressed. / Eliezer always dresses himself in high-quality clothes.
cynk, ostrzeżenie start learning		heads-up I'm afraid I won't be able to be at the meeting tomorrow. - That's OK. Thanks for the heads-up!
klęska, katastrofa start learning		debacle People are hoping that the current political debacle doesn't lead to a third election.
uszczypnięcie / szczypać start learning		pinch / to pinch My brother gave me a pinch on the arm. / Sally pinched his butt when he walked by.
rak (zwierzę) start learning		caryfish I pulled a couple dozen crayfish out of the lake
porozumienie, ugoda start learning		settelment Our goal is to reach a settlement that will be acceptable to both sides. /. An out-of-court settlement would be beneficial for both parties.
rozdać coś start learning		hand out something The teacher handed out the tests and returned to her desk. / Students were handing out political pamphlets in the square.
z pamięci, bez sprawdzania, z głowy start learning		off the top of my head I can not evoke it off the top of my head
motorower start learning		moped Brad's mother told him to wear a helmet whenever he went out on his moped.
broszura start learning		brochure The first thing you should do is familiarize yourself with the sales brochures.
przekazać start learning		relay I relayed his message to the manager, who called him back immediately. /. This part of the brain relays sensory information to the cortex.
przekonujący, persfazyjny (nie convincing) start learning		persuasive One of the best ways to be persuasive as a salesperson is to listen to the customer.
niechlujny start learning		sloppy You're going to get fired if you keep doing such sloppy work. /. I was disappointed about this carpet cleaning service - they did a sloppy job.
powolny, ociężały start learning		sluggish I ate too much, and now I feel sluggish. /. The reconstruction of the hospital after the earthquake has been sluggish.
szeroko, rozlegle, obszernie 2 start learning		widely, extensively Her father was a widely respected lawyer in New York City. /. The romantic affair has been widely publicized./. We'll deal with these concepts more extensively next class.
brać udział/uczestniczyć w 2 start learning		take part in / participate in I invited the whole family to take part in planning the reunion. /. All students can take part in the art contest.
fuks start learning		fluke With as hard as you've worked, getting this job was no fluke.
przeczucie start learning		a hunch Nine times out of ten, your hunch is right.
chwyt, uścisk ale tez chwytanie w senie pojecie, zrozumienie start learning		grasp She felt a firm grasp on her arm. /. Incredibly enough, my mother has a stronger grasp of computers than I do.
chwytać, łapać (fizycznie ale tez pojmować) start learning		to grasp I grasped her by the elbow to stop her going over to him. /. The government was slow to grasp the significance of these events.
migawka (fotografia, uchwycenie chwili) start learning		snapshot If you press this button while you're recording video, the camera will take a snapshot.
interpretować start learning		to interpret I interpret this poem as a melancholic lament to an unrequited love.
osądzający start learning		judgmental I hate going to meetings with George; he's judgmental and easily offended.
z nikąd start learning		out of nowhere He came out of nowhere and punched me in the face.
z powietrza; z niczego (bez uzasadnienia czy faktów) start learning		out of thin air When my students are late for class they make up excuses out of thin air. / Your boyfriend is so funny he can always come with some great jokes out of thin air.
przemyślany, rozważony 2 start learning		thought-out / considered We need to come up with a cautious thought-out response to this crisis. /. This decision is not well considered in my opinion.
odrębny, odmienny, odróżniający sie start learning		distinct The markets we are aiming at are quite distinct from each other. /. His long legs gave him a distinct advantage in the race.
różnić się od kogoś/czegoś start learning		vary from He sued the retailer for selling items that varied greatly from what was advertised. /. Penalties for such a crime will vary by region.
leniuchować / leniuchować 2 start learning		to laze / to laze around Today, I'm going spend the day lazing on the beach. /. You've been lazing around all day. Do something with yourself!
spotkanie zamykające, podsumowujące, czyszczące ostatnie tematy start learning		wash-up / wash-up meeting a discussion held at the end of a task in order to conduct a review and clear up any remaining issues The boss called us all in for a wash-up meeting after our new product's official rollout was complete
spotkanie nadrabiające zaległości, aktualizujące wiedzę wszystkich start learning		catch-up / catch-up meeting We should definitely meet for lunch tomorrow. We haven't caught up with each other for so long!
nie rozumieć istoty sprawy, problemu, nie kapować start learning		to miss the point to not understand something correctly or what is important about it: What you say is true, but you've missed the point of my argument.
oceniać pochopnie / zbyt szybko oceniać start learning		to rush to judgement Don't want to rush to judgment here.
nie na miejscu / nieodpowiednie 2 start learning		out of place / inappropriate The child's behavior at the party was very inappropriate. /. Guillermo's comment was out of place. It wasn't the right time to bring up such a sensitive issue.
twa razy z dziesięciu / twa na dziesięć razy start learning		two times out of ten Nine times out of ten, your hunch is right.
zazdrosny start learning		enviuos Jorge was not an envious man and had no desire to be like his wealthy friends.
zazdrość, zawiść 2 start learning		jealousy, envy Cristina has never been able to overcome the envy she feels seeing her sister so happy.
jeden z dwóch, jedno z dwóch start learning		one of two
urzekać / oczarować start learning		to captivate The man's gaze captivated her like nothing before. /. The dancers captivated the audience with their performance of the tango.
spojrzenie / wpatrywać się start learning		gaze / to gaze His intent gaze pierced me like a knife and made me uncomfortable. /. You've been gazing out the window for the past hour. Are you paying attention?
tratwa start learning		raft The children built a raft on vacation
skrót (językowy) start learning		abbreviation The abbreviation for "square meter" is "m2."
porzucenie start learning		abandonment The police charged the couple with the abandonment of their children when they left them to go on vacation.
zwrot kosztów (nie refund) start learning		reimbursement The frustrated customer didn't want an exchange but full reimbursement.
przedmiot kolekcjonerski start learning		a collectible You can find all kinds of collectibles in this online store. /
kotwica start learning		anchor The ship dropped anchor in the bay.
prezenter telewizyjny start learning		anchor The anchor announced that a hurricane was headed for the East Coast.
wykorzystać sytuację (skapitalizować) start learning		to capitalize on The candidate was not able to capitalize on his opponent's mistakes, and that's why he lost the election.
zwracać koszty (nie refund) start learning		reimburse The company reimburses its traveling salespeople for their expenses abroad.
dokapitalizować (€) start learning		to capitalize We had to take out another loan to get the funds needed to capitalize the business.
jedynie, ledwie start learning		merely I'm sorry, ma'am, but I'm merely following orders.
świństwo, sprosność start learning		smut Turn off that movie! We don't watch that kind of smut in this house.
wykonalny start learning		feasible In theory, this is a very good idea, but in practice, it's not feasible.
zamienny start learning		fungible Gold and money are examples of fungible goods.
finansowanie własne (a situation in which an entrepreneur starts a company with little capital, relying on money other than outside investments.) start learning		bootstrapping
wierność (nie lojalność) start learning		fidelity Dana struggled with fidelity during her summer in Greece, away from her husband. / The forger copied the original painting with great fidelity.
wyróżniać się czymś start learning		to stand out / to be outlined What stands out about this city is the friendliness of its people. / The candidate's work experience is outlined on page two.
stos / układać na stos start learning		stack / to stack You can leave your essay on top of the stack of papers on my desk. / Can you please stack your toys instead of leaving them all over the house?
stos / układać w stos, jeden na drugim 2 (nie stack) start learning		pile / to pile (up) I have a pile of bills on my desk that I need to pay. / He piled the old newspapers in a container for recycling.
poślizgnąć się / poślizgnięcie start learning		to slip / slip Today I almost slipped when I was running to catch the bus. / Everybody in the room laughed at my slip and I blushed when I got up.
przyklejać, wbijać, wtykać start learning		to stick / stuck stuck / stuck You can stick that bag over there. / He stuck a knife in the thief's hand when he attacked him. / I have to stick the doll's head to its body.
wstawić, włożyć start learning		insert How do you insert a new row into a spreadsheet in Excel? / I inserted a coin into the slot, but the machine rejected it.
włożyć coś / wstawić start learning		put something in Put your head in to see if there's anybody in the store. / Salvador decided to put air conditioning in his house.
przegrywać mecz / grę (nie lose) start learning		to trail City were trailing United 2-1 at half time.
wlec się, ciagnąć się start learning		to trail Your coat's trailing in the mud.
śledzić, podążać za 2 start learning		track, trail He suspected he was being trailed by undercover police.
śliski start learning		slippery The floor has been polished and it's slippery.
obgadać, przedyskutować start learning		talk over If there's something troubling you, talk it over with your parents.
stary pryk start learning		geezer There's an old geezer in the park who's always shouting insults at people passing by.
kudłaty start learning		shaggy The baby cuddled up on the couch with the family's shaggy dog.
opady śniegu, śnieżyca start learning		snowfall Due to the heavy snowfall last night, classes are canceled all over the city today.
pompatyczny, nadęty (przesadnie wysawny) start learning		pompous Don't be intimidated by his friends. They're pompous snobs.
skłonny start learning		prone Please don't bother him while he's working. He's prone to anger.
faworyzować start learning		to favor Dan favored his youngest son.
utrzymać się na powierzchni start learning		to stay afloat The recession years were hard, but we stayed afloat and now the profits are growing again.
stopka / nagłówek start learning		footer / header It is enough to replace the basic functionality of frames - Document merging of several smaller (header, footer, etc).
rozszerzysz (tez wzmocnić np. wydźwięk) start learning		amplify I don't quite understand. Can you amplify that answer? / Different devices are used to amplify current and voltage.
bystrość, wnikliwość, dryg start learning		acumen The ideal candidate for this position should have a background in marketing and good business acumen.
zwolnić kogoś z pracy (nie fire) start learning		to lay off Hundreds of workers have been laid off as a result of the factory closure.
hipoteka, kredyt hipoteczny start learning		mortgage We paid off the mortgage last month.
zwolnienie start learning		layoff The workers are facing lay-offs because of the closure of the plant.
brugoskórny, bezduszny, nieczuły start learning		callous Can't you see she's upset? There's no need to be so callous.
twierdza start learning		fortress The fortress was surrounded by a moat to prevent intruders from entering.
zbędny, zbyteczny start learning		redundant I think that sentence is redundant. I would delete it.
nadmierność start learning		redundancy uncountable The redundancy of these meetings is pretty annoying.
wyczerpać każdą możliwość start learning		to exhaust every posiblility
nienaruszony, nietknięty start learning		intact If you do it in my way you will be able to leave with your dignity and respect intact
zwrocic uwage, wskazać start learning		to point out The sales representative pointed out the remote ignition on the car.
sceptyczny start learning		sceptical Many people are sceptical about the results of this economic policy.
składajać się z / być zbudowany z start learning		make up of / be composed of The university's language department is made up of 12 different specialty areas.
wyjść z start learning		come out of words come out of my mouth / When we came out of the theater, there was no one on the street.
coś, co... start learning		something that... Having access to clean water is something that many take for granted.
w tak krótkim czasie start learning		in such a short time
postrzegać, dostrzegać start learning		to perceive The psychologist perceived that there was tension between Juan and Lucia when they entered the room.
przekazać (transport lub wiadomość czy emocje) start learning		to convey Sam's in charge of finding a way to convey the products from one place to another. / The next time you see your brother, please convey my gratitude.
skłonność start learning		propensity Those brothers have a real propensity for drinking.
falochron start learning		breakwater
odlecieć (samolot) start learning		take off The plane couldn't take off because of the storm.
zdjąć (np. ubranie, przedmiot z jakiegoś miejsca, odczepić czy odkleić) start learning		to take off I got into bed without taking off my work clothes. / I ran the jar under hot water to take off the label more easily.
Furia start learning		fury Laura was so angry that you could see the fury in her eyes.
obejście (programowa poprawka do wadliwie działającego sprzętu, sytuacji) start learning		workaround the sortware still has a few bugs but we’ve come up with a workaround
narazić, wystawiać na niebezpieczeństwo start learning		to compromise That strategy could compromise the safety of our soldiers.
molo 2 start learning		pier / jetty We're going to go fishing from the pier this afternoon.
Jesteś zwariowany, postradałeś zmysły... start learning		You are out of you mind
rozkoszować, zachwycać start learning		to delight It really delighted me that you were able to come visit this weekend.
zachwycający start learning		delightful Your little daughter is delightful—so polite and well-behaved.
implikować, sugerować start learning		to imply Being a parent implies a lot of responsibility.
postanowienie start learning		resolution What are your resolutions for 2018?
jednorazowy, wystepujący raz start learning		one-time Come to the store early for our onetime sales event.
w zasięgu wzroku (w planie, dostępny) start learning		in sight With no solution in sight, refugee numbers keep increasing.
sprostać oczekiwaniom / oczekiwaniom kogoś start learning		live up to sombody’s expectations He found it hard to live up to his parents' expectations.
przepis na katastrofę start learning		a recipe for disaster All those children unsupervised sounds to me like a recipe for disaster.
informować kogoś na bieżąco, utrzymywać w kopiach maili start learning		keep someone in the loop
skutkować czymś, doprowadzić do, kończyć się czymś start learning		result in something The general dislike of both candidates by the public resulted in lower voter participation.
ujść na sucho start learning		to get away with You can't let them get away with it every time!
zezłościć się start learning		to get angry There's no need to get so angry about such a small thing, Louise.
pogubić się, mieć mętlik w głowie start learning		to get confused I got confused during the last part of the lecture.
stawać się głodnym start learning		to get hungry I have a really fast metabolism. I eat breakfast, and then two hours later I get hungry again.
męczyć się start learning		to get tired Don't you get tired being on your feet all day?
nudzić się start learning		to get bored I don't like to watch documentaries. I get bored.
starzeć się start learning		to get old I don't want to get old. I like my hair.
Robi się ciemno start learning		it’s getting dark
pogorszyć się / polepszyć się start learning		to get worse / to get better Everything got worse when Trixie realized I had cheated on her.
martwić się start learning		to get worried I get worried when my daughter doesn't answer the phone.
upić się start learning		to get drunk Some people experience memory loss when they get drunk.
zachorować / zachorować 2 start learning		to get sick / to get ill You're getting married today! You can't get sick!
mieć dość kogoś/czegoś start learning		to get sick of I am getting sick of my girlfriend. What do I do?
zadbać o formę start learning		to get fit I've joined the gym to try to get fit before the summer.
podekscytować się czymś start learning		to get excited Don't get too excited; we haven't won the competition yet.
zezłościć się, zdenerwować się start learning		to get upset Don't get upset. We'll work it all out soon.
sfrustrować się czymś start learning		to get frustrated People who stammer get frustrated when other people finish their sentences.
wsiadać / wysiadać start learning		get on / get off Hurry, let's get on the ship before it sails!
wypracować coś start learning		work out something Did you work out how much money we need to go to Las Vegas for a week?
zapobiec, zażegnać start learning		to avert We averted a disaster this morning
bardzo groźna sytuacja ktorej udało się uniknąć start learning		a close shave I had a close shave this morning - some idiot almost knocked me off my bike
strącić, zepchnąć start learning		to knock off one of the side mirrors of the truck got knocked off
być na krawędzi katastrofy start learning		to be on a brink of disaster Our company was on the brink of disaster, but after our last product came out, we have been doing better than ever before
kręcić się, obracać się start learning		to spin around irregulat spun / have spun Mariana spun around until she got dizzy.
otaczać coś / kogoś start learning		to surround something / someone Suddenly, the thieves were surrounded by 20 policemen.
okrążać start learning		to circle I had to circle the block for half an hour to find parking.
stoisko / stoisko 2 start learning		stand / stall Rosario and her family have a stall at the municipal market.
bzdurny, beznadziejny, szmirowaty start learning		rubbish The film was rubbish.
zostać z decyzją czy odpowiedzialnością start learning		to rest with someone Responsobility for child care rests with social servicies / well, it rests with me (to decide)
porcja, coś miekkiego no jam, klej, śmietana, ketchup start learning		dollop Put a dollop of sour cream on top of each baked potato. / All you need to succeed is integrity and a good dollop of common sense.
odnosić się do czegoś 2 start learning		refer, address please refer to these points.
gospodarczy, ekonomiczny start learning		economic The candidate criticized the current government's economic policies.
ekonomiczny / oszczędny (w senie nie drogi) start learning		economical The family ended up looking further outside the city for a more economical apartment.
Jak na przykład start learning		such as lepsze od like kiedy wymienia sie listę rzeczy i nie mówimy o ich podobieństwie We visited several cities in the south of Spain, such as Granada, Almeria, and Seville.
chociaż, aczkolwiek (koniec zdania) start learning		though The trip wasn't very interesting. The weather was good though.
jest nas dwóch start learning		there are two of us nie mówi sie „we are two” zawsze bezosobowo table for how many people? there are two of us
przysypiać / przysnąć start learning		to nod off I was so tired that I started to nod off during class.
wziąć coś za pewnik start learning		to take something for granted I took it for granted that I would find the perfect job.
pakiet, wiązka, tobołek, zawiniątko start learning		bundle She stuffed a bundle of laundry into the washing machine. / You can buy the software as a bundle and save money on each individual item.
sprzeczny, przeciwstawny start learning		contradictory The candidate was criticized for making contradictory statements.
coś co da się zmienić, nie jest wykłute w kamieniu (idiom) start learning		not be set / carved in stone These are just a few ideas - nothing is set in stone yet.
tik, drgnięcie, skurcz / drgać, drgnąć start learning		twitch / to twitch Nothing, just a little... twitch in my shoulder. / She twitched her nose like a rabbit. / You'll feel something twitch the line when you get a fish.
skraj, krawędź start learning		brink Mr. Osborne, we're on the brink of war. / So we find ourselves on the brink.
poczucie pilności start learning		sense of urgency Where is the sense of urgency needed to resolve the crisis in Syria?
mroźny start learning		frosty I miss those frosty, sunny mornings of the Swiss winter. / The incident led to a period of frosty relations between the two countries.
chłodny start learning		chilly The mornings can be quite chilly in the mountains. / The governor got a chilly reception at the police station after announcing cuts to local police funding.
pokazać się, pojawiać się (osoba i rzecz) start learning		show up The negative health effects show up after prolonged exposure. / When it rained, the paint washed away and the defects showed up.
lepiej żebyś/żebym... start learning		had better You had better set aside some of your salary in a savings account. / It's so hot. I had better drink some water.
odzież / część garderoby (ubranie liczna mnoga i pojedyncza) start learning		clothing / piece of clothing It may be the most... perfect piece of clothing I've ever seen.
przejechać, potrącić kogoś start learning		to run over That car didn't stop at the lights. He almost ran me over!
przejechać np. palcem po kartce czy wzrokiem po kimś start learning		to run over Her eyes ran over me from head to foot, as if assessing me. / Pensive, Ann ran her fingers over the piano keyboard.
nieprzystosowany, odmieniec start learning		misfit It makes me feel like a misfit.
gaśnica start learning		fire extinguisher I took the fire extinguisher and put out the fire in the kitchen.
śpioch start learning		sleepyhead Wake up, sleepyhead! You're going to be late for school.
związany umową start learning		bound by a contract We are bound by a contract to pay the full price
asfalt start learning		asphalt Workmen were out laying asphalt on the new road.
kłaść asfalt start learning		to asphalt The road is temporarily closed because they're asphalting it.
czlowiek lubiacy rutyny i przyzwyczajenia start learning		creature of habit he's a creature of habit—he keeps to the places he knows
pomimo / pomimo 2 start learning		despite / in spite of Obama signed sanctions against Venezuela despite threats from Maduro. / We went to the baseball game in spite of the rain.
złożony, wieloaspektowy start learning		compound The doctor put a cast on my arm after I got a compound fracture.
odsetki składane start learning		compound intrest
efekt składany (zebrany z małych czynników) start learning		compound effect
pogłebiać, robić coś bardziej poważnym start learning		to compound He compounded his mistake by insisting that he was right.
kakao start learning		cocoa On cold mornings, we always drink cocoa
zazwyczaj, zwykle o przeszłości zeby opisać ciągłość start learning		used to My family used to go to the beach every summer when I was a kid.
być przyzwyczajonym do czegoś start learning		to be used to I am used to a lot of noise because I live next to the train tracks.
przyzwyczaić się do / nabierać przyzwyczajenie do czegoś start learning		to get used to Eventually, you'll get used to the pace of this job.
pluszowa zabawka 2 start learning		stuffed toy / soft toy My daughter can't sleep without her soft toys. / If you knock over the three milk bottles, you win a stuffed toy.
podnosić coś (np. z podłogi) start learning		pick up something She picked the chair up off the floor.
podnieść, dźwignąć (na ogół ciężkie rzeczy) start learning		to lift up Lift me up so I can get over the fence.
spadać, upadać start learning		fall, fell, fallen The vase fell to the ground with a loud crash.
szpon start learning		claw The eagle grabbed the fish with its powerful claws.
łapa start learning		paw My dog jumped and hurt his paw.
kopyto / kopyta start learning		hoof / hooves The hunter saw the footprints of a deer's hooves.
pióro start learning		feather The peacock has beautiful feathers.
dziób, dziobek (ptaka) 2 start learning		beak / bill The biology students studied the size of hummingbirds' beaks. / The bird trapped a worm in its bill.
żarówka start learning		light bulb A light bulb burned out.
szafa start learning		wardrobe You can find your clothes in the wardrobe in your room.
zabudowa szafa, jakby garderoba start learning		closet I hung your shirt in the closet.
obelga, zniewaga start learning		slur The newspaper published all sorts of slurs on our family that were totally untrue.
domyślnie start learning		by default Their opponents did not have enough players and so the team won the game by default
domyślne ustawienie, wartość, coś domyślnego start learning		a default The default for this computer is with the sound off.
zaczep, hak / zaczepić, zahaczyć start learning		hook / to hook Ben took off his coat and hung it on a hook. / He said goodbye, but she hooked her arms around him and refused to let go. / The carpenter hooked his hammer onto his belt.
dostać się do, wdać się w start learning		to get into The moment Carlos got into the house, he knew something was amiss. / How you got into this business
dziesiątki minut start learning		tens of minutes
kilknaście minut start learning		several minutes
czas w jakim skonczą sie pieniadze w startupie start learning		a runway How long is our company runway?
pas startowy, wybieg start learning		runway The plane left the gate and headed for the runway. / The first thing a model learns is how to walk on the runway.
SaaS = oprogramowanie jako usługa. start learning		SaaS = Software As A Service.
Shares of your company given in exchange for work done. start learning		Sweat Equity
odsłaniać / nagi, odsłonięty start learning		to bare / bare regular She bared her soul in her poems. / The dog bared his teeth, ready to bite. / All you need in order to install this software is a bare memory of 2 GB.
znaczny, pokaźny start learning		substantial The movers caused substantial damage to the walls.
mieć przewagę nad czymś start learning		to have an edge on/over something Our team has an edge on them
idealny punkt, czuły punkt start learning		sweet spot Looks like you found the sweet spot. / Ideally, you find a sweet spot where no part of your body feels as if it's working too hard
przełom start learning		a breakthrough Scientists are hoping for a breakthrough in the search for a cure for cancer. / A major breakthrough in negotiations has been achieved.
wyszukiwanie, poszukiwanie start learning		a search More than a hundred volunteers undertook a search for the missing child.
przynieść odwrotny skutek, obrócić się przeciwko (rzeczownik i czasownik) start learning		to backfire / a backfire regular Susie expected to get a pay raise, but it backfired on her and she got fired. / Everything new I try just seems to backfire.
rykoszet / odbić się rykoszetem start learning		a ricochet / to ricochet regular Reif took advantage of a lucky ricochet to score a second goal. / If you miss, the bullet will ricochet. / Jon was hit with a ricochet
ciota, pizda, cipa (wulgarnie o waginie lub o osobie) start learning		a twat The assistant manager is a twat. He doesn't even know how to make change. / I'd never date someone who used the word "twat" to refer to the vagina.
złodziej start learning		a thief Some thief stole my wallet in the subway
rozwadniać start learning		to dilute regular The politician diluted his original proposal so that the members of his party would approve it. / This coffee tastes weak. Did you dilute it?
rozwodnienie start learning		a dilution The changes we're talking about aren't a dilution of our values, but a distillation of them /. Make sure you stir the cocktail enough to achieve the proper dilution
kuzyn start learning		a cousin I'm going to spend the summer with my cousin in Canada
nie pozostawić żadnego kamienia nie odwróconego, idiom - sprawdzić, zrobic kazda opcje zeby rozwiazac problem start learning		to leave no stone unturned Jake’s lawyer promised that he would leave no stone unturned in trying to find more evidence to help Jake’s case.
przeciwność losu, niedola start learning		adversity Knowing that he had overcome adversity in the past gave him the confidence to succeed.
miedzy innymi start learning		among others Several actors attended: Marta Esquival and Jorge Casas among others.
pośród, wśród, między start learning		among He has been among the very best employees in the company for many years.
za wszelką cenę start learning		at all costs You should avoid that place at all costs. It's a tourist trap.
zarozumiały, pyszałkowaty start learning		cocky Greg is cocky and thinks too much of himself.
układanka, łamigłówka start learning		jigsaw You walk into a normal scene of crime and there you have it, everything laid out for you like a jigsaw.
w obliczu / wobec / wśród 2 start learning		amid / amidts we searched for a new path, a way to live and work that felt right and sustainable amid the ongoing pandemic.
nadchodzący (w dluzszej perspektywie) start learning		coming What can we expect for the coming year?
nadchodzący, zbliżający się (blizsza perspwktywa) start learning		upcoming The company is looking to release a new prototype in the upcoming months.
liczyć się z, mieć wzgląd na start learning		reckon with the world will need to reckon with the trauma the pandemic has left in its wake.
w wyniku czegoś start learning		in the wake of somthing An inquiry has been set up in the wake of the crash.
dorastający, nastoletni / nastolatek, młodociany start learning		adolescent / an adolescent The charity aims to encourage adolescent girls to pursue careers in the sciences.
wyprzedzić, prześcignąć start learning		to outstrip But the demand for mental health services is outstripping supply.
granica start learning		a frontier There is one frontier he shall never stop exploring.
uciążliwy start learning		onerous The social worker quit her job because of the onerous responsibilities and the low pay.
kurczyć się, zbiegać start learning		to shrink / shrank irregular We changed to a new service provider and our expenses shrank.
podlegać, zostać poddanym czemuś start learning		to undergo jak go In the meantime, the supply chain will undergo a revolution
sprężystość start learning		resilience Man-made fibers are a better choice because of their resilience to hard wear.
spodziewać się, oczekiwać start learning		to anticipate The police anticipated riots after the announcements.
wyrażać się wystarczająco jasno start learning		to make oneself clear enough I don't think you made yourself clear enough
rozłożyć, rozdzielić się... start learning		to spread out The shift away from traditional rush hours will spread traffic out more evenly throughout the day
poprzez, na wskroś start learning		throughout We have regular breaks throughout the course.
wzdłuż start learning		along I'm going to walk along this path until I reach the end.
drób start learning		poultry She has a small farm where she raises pigs and poultry
pieszo / w toku start learning		afoot plans are afoot for a festival / they were forced to go afoot
nieprzezroczysty, mętny start learning		opaque The light doesn't get in because the windows are opaque.
idiom (to show your opinion by leaving an organization or by no longer supporting, using, or buying something) start learning		to vote with one's feet When the price of skiing doubled, tourists voted with their feet and just stopped going.
kłusować start learning		to poach Headhunters are poaching our best employees.
przeważyć start learning		to outweigh Experience outweighs credentials for some potential employers. / Your cat outweighs your son?
opad deszczu start learning		rainfall Farms in the region have received less than five percent of normal rainfall this year.
przez noc, w nocy start learning		overnight Fernando, a software developer, sold his start-up to a large tech company, and became rich overnight. / The robbery happened overnight, so all the neighbors were asleep.
zaczep / haczyk, szkopuł start learning		hitch Unfortunately, there has been a hitch in the negotiations.
zniekształcenie start learning		a distortion The movie is an obvious distortion of the novel on which it is based. / The superior design of our boots avoids any distortion when they flex.
błąd poznawczy start learning		cognitive bias The rationality of decisions is affected by the individual's cognitive biases.
sztywny (też surowy, szorstki o osobie) start learning		rigid The mattress was so rigid that I hardly got any sleep. / My wife is very rigid about how the kitchen is organized.
communication and marketing strategy adopted by companies or other organizations. It consists in putting forward ecological arguments in order to forge an ecologically responsible image among the public. start learning		greenwashing
reakcja, podmuch powrotny start learning		backlash The chaos in the current election cycle is a backlash against the elites in both parties.
przez, poprzez, na drugą stronę, start learning		across We drove across Los Angeles. / The population is evenly distributed across the region.
oddzielać ziarno od plew start learning		separate the wheat from the chaff The first round of interviews really separates the wheat from the chaff.
podsumowanie, streszczenie start learning		roundup And now we bring you a roundup of this baskebtall season's highlights.
obława, łapanka, spęd start learning		roundup Saddle your horses, boys; we've got a roundup to do, because those cows aren't going to come home on their own.
przewyższać, przekraczać start learning		to surpass Valerie surpasses everyone with her mathematical knowledge. / My accountant said that fixed expenses should not surpass 50% of my income.
przekreślić, skreślić start learning		to cross out cross out a mistake / He had crossed his name out.
wada, niedociągnięcie, uchybienie, mankament start learning		a shortcoming Whatever his shortcomings as a husband, he was a good father to his children. / Like any political system, it has its shortcomings.
zarobaczywiały (np o systemie ktory zle dziala) start learning		buggy Our software has a really buggy code.
ziemia, grunt / kawałek ziemi start learning		land / a piece of land This land is good for growing corn.
zwariowany, szalony start learning		bonkers I think my offer was reasonable, but he looked at me like I was bonkers.
plusy i minusy start learning		pros and cons Before making a decision, consider all the pros and cons.
poza, spoza, oprócz / powyżej start learning		beyond My town is beyond the mountains. / What else do I need to know beyond the numbers? "you've proved it beyond doubt"
gwałtowny spadek / gwałtowanie spadać, pikować w dół start learning		a plummet / to plummet He shot the bird and saw it plummet to the ground. / The petrol retailer denies its 25% dividend hike is to prop up the shares after a plummet in the price from 270p to 118p.
olśnienie, oślepienie / olśnić, oślepiać start learning		a glare / to glare Tinted windows will reduce the glare/the sun's glare. / The sun glared on the snow and the effect was blinding.
zamieszanie / mieszać, zamieszać start learning		a stir / to stir regular There was a stir in the classroom when the teacher announced that everyone had failed. / You have to stir the soup every five minutes.
skinienie głową / skinąć głową start learning		a nod / to nod Many people in the audience nodded in agreement. / Chen gave her a nod of recognition across the crowded room.
odnawialne źródło energii start learning		renewable Our government should be investing in renewable energy sources.
mieć zamiar start learning		to intend I intend to take the family to the beach this weekend.
golarka / golarka elektryczna 2 start learning		shaver / electic shaver I can't use that electric shaver, because the hair in my beard is too curly.
brzytwa, żyletka start learning		razor Shaving with a straight razor gives the closest shave.
ostrze start learning		blade The chef sharpened the blade of his knife and began to dice the tomatoes.
wieczny, wiekuisty start learning		everlasting The wizard promised the queen that if she drank the potion, she would gain everlasting beauty.
przybycie / nadejscie / przyjscie start learning		a coming The coming of immigrants is beneficial for the economy. / Storks announce the coming of the spring.
pustynia start learning		desert Smith believes this country is becoming a cultural desert. / The travelers died while trying to cross the Sahara Desert.
przyprawy start learning		spicies I have the basic spices you need for cooking.
plac zabaw start learning		playground Adults without children are not allowed in the playground.
galopować start learning		galopar regular El vaquero galopó detrás de la oveja que se separó del rebaño
mimo że, chociaż start learning		although Although he's a bit odd, I like him. / Although there wasn't much time left, they finished the race.
glopować start learning		to gallop The wild horses galloped across the steppe.
stan surowy budynku / stan surowy (developerski) start learning		shell of a building / shell
jadę do domu start learning		I'm going home home - bez to zawsze np. Are you cycling home?
nie dojść do skutku start learning		fall through Our dinner plans with the Murphys fell through at the last minute, so we decided to go for pizza. / The plan fell through because no one wanted to take charge.
przytulny va wygodny start learning		cosy va comfy comfy - krzesło, sofa itp / cosy place What a cozy living room! Did you knit these blankets yourself? / This chair is really comfy. Where did you get it?
prawnie wątpliwe / w szarej strefie start learning		llegaly questionable / in the grey area
przetwarzanie słownictwa / powtarzanie start learning		recycle vocabulary
ćwiczenia z masą ciała start learning		bodyweight exercises
niepotrzebne start learning		unnecessary To cut all unnecessary expenses
wdzięczny za start learning		appreciative for The citizens were very appreciative of the volunteer firemen who saved the school /. The waitress gave the man an appreciative smile for defending her from the unruly patrons.
izolacja start learning		isolation We have two single rooms for patients whose condition requires isolation. / The isolation of this gene was presented as a great achievement.
zajęty start learning		occupied It was hard to believe that none of the houses in such a beautiful neighborhood were occupied. / If I weren't so occupied with my studies, I would have more time to go out with my friends.
zurbanizowany start learning		urbanised This land is not urbanised yet
zbudowany (budynki itp) start learning		built-up This place is so built-up now. When I was living here, there were two restaurants. Now there are 15.
deweloper (firma budowalna) start learning		developer real estate developers
zaabsorbowany, pochłonięty, zatroskany start learning		preoccupied The rice got overcooked because Tammy was so preoccupied with the sauce. / Julie was quite preoccupied by the mouse droppings she found in the kitchen.
bogaty, bogatszy, najbogatszy start learning		wealthy, wealthier, the wealthiest His ultimate goal was to marry a wealthy woman so he doesn't need to work.
dywersyfikacja start learning		diversification Diversification of your portfolio can help protect your wealth.
sprytny, mądrzejszy, najmądrzejszy start learning		clever, cleverer, the cleverest Mike is very clever; school has never been a challenge for him.
ufundownie, fudusze 2 start learning		founding / funds I'll try to get some funding from the charity. / We think that's where Starik was laundering his funds.
duża ilość pieniędzy start learning		large amount of money large nie high czy big
beneficjant start learning		beneficiary My husband is named as the primary beneficiary on my life insurance policy.
dobroczyńca, ofiarodawca start learning		benefactor The benefactor will pay for the education of the students who cannot afford it.
dobroczynny start learning		beneficient This is the kind of beneficent initiative that we need to be supporting.
przeskoczyć (przez coś) jak żaba, przeskoczyć kompletnie bariery czy ograniczenia start learning		to leapfrog The teacher leapfrogged the table to separate the fighting students. / she leapfrogged into a sales position
ominąć bokiem, (avoid (someone or something) by stepping sideways.) start learning		to sidestep "he sidestepped a defender and crossed the ball"
odstawić kogoś na bok, poza pole podejmowania decyzji czy gry start learning		to sideline backbench MPs have been sidelined and excluded from decision-making /. an ankle injury has sidelined him for two weeks
zakopać topór wojenny - idiom, pogodzić się start learning		to bury the hachet Can't you two just bury the hatchet?
transport towarowy start learning		freight transport Freight transport is the physical process of transporting commodities and merchandise goods and cargo.
rozpowszechnianie informacji start learning		dissemination the dissemination of public information
Praca dyplomowa start learning		thesis I love your writing style, but you need to strengthen your thesis.
magazyn start learning		warehouse My uncle operates a forklift in a warehouse.
autor start learning		author The reclusive author just came out with a new book
skumulowany / skumulowanie start learning		cumulative / cumulatively Sodium consumption has a cumulative effect on blood pressure. / success must be measured cumulatively
dojść do wniosku start learning		come to conclusion I've come to the conclusion that we need to try a different method.
policzalny, wymierny start learning		quantifiable We need quantifiable goals in order to reduce carbon emissions by 2030.
chronologiczny / chronologicznie start learning		chronological / chronologically At the beginning of the book, there's a list of the author's previous novels in chronological order.
subtelny start learning		subtle The difference between the two wines is subtle, but I liked the second one more. / The subtle aroma of roses drifted in from the garden.
reagować na coś start learning		react to something She reacted badly to the news of being fired from her job.
akapit start learning		paragraph I think we got to rework the second paragraph.
zdać sobie z czegoś sprawę start learning		to realize / to realise I just realized I don't have my car keys. / When she got to the airport, Sonia realised she'd left her passport at home.
przed start learning		in front of in front of the screen / in front of the building
na poziomie podstawowym start learning		at a basic level najlepiej używać to be at a level
inne, pozostałe, kolejne start learning		another zawsze opis kolejnych rzeczy czy kontunacji another pizza please - juz zjadlem jedna wczesniej / moze byc another book - singular albo another five years - plural I have started reading another novel. / The borrower is given another few weeks to pay the debt
inny, kolejny, jeszcze jeden start learning		other singular or plurar other person or other options Is there any other person? Are there other options?
rywalizować start learning		to vie for The vegetable stands in the municipal market are all vying for the same customers.
Niemniej jednak, jednakże start learning		nevertheless That restaurant is so expensive. Nevertheless, it's the only place to get Thai food.
odróżnić, rozróżnić, rozpoznać, różnicować start learning		to differentiate What differentiates your products from those of your competitors?
współistnieć start learning		to coexist The two religions coexisted in the country in perfect harmony for many years.
susza start learning		a drought If the drought persists, millions of farmers will go under.
powódź start learning		a flood The flood forced many people to abandon their homes.
morale start learning		morale tylko mnoga liczba To improve morale, bosses should communicate openly with employees and reward outstanding work.
analiza start learning		an analysis We made a detailed analysis of the arguments for and against, and we've now taken a decision.
obfitość, dostatek start learning		an abundance The city was founded in an area with an abundance of water sources.
niedobór, niedostatek start learning		a scarcity The scarcity of jobs after the recession caused an increase in the crime rate.
obuwie start learning		footwear We offer a wide range of casual and formal footwear for all occasions.
biżuteria start learning		jewellery tylko mnoga lub piece of... The thieves stole every piece of jewelry that I had.
zauważalny start learning		noticable There is a noticeable lack of doughnuts in the office today.
zjawisko, fenomen start learning		a phenomenon The violinist we saw yesterday is a real phenomenon.
być podporządkowanym/ podlegać komuś start learning		to be subordinate to local authorities are subordinate to parliament.
przypadek, zbieg okoliczności start learning		a coincidence I didn't know you were also taking this class. What a coincidence!
ofiara, ranny / wypadek (tylko fizyczny) start learning		a casualty There were over a dozen casualties in the explosion. / Lawsuits were brought against the company by those who had been hurt in the casualty.
pocieszenie, pociecha start learning		a consolation / a comfort She sent the widow a card with some words of consolation after learning about her husband's death. / During hard times, she found comfort in her friends.
pocieszyć / pocieszyć 2 start learning		to console / to comfort My friend was in pieces over the death of her cat, so I tried to console her. / I picked up the baby to comfort him because he wouldn't stop crying.
serial 2 start learning		a series / TV show They have broadcast this series for five consecutive years.
dodatek, zaleta, dodatkowa korzyść start learning		a perk One of the perks of working for the airline is I can travel anywhere in the world for free. / Companies were not allowed to raise wages, so they attracted employees with perks.
przedsiębiorczość start learning		entrepreneurship Today's education should be more focused on encouraging entrepreneurship.
przedsiębiorczy start learning		entrepreneurial It was thanks to his entrepreneurial spirit that he was able to open the restaurant in less than a month.
łąka start learning		meadow The deer ran through the meadow.
błoto start learning		a mud The dog loves rolling around in the mud.
ubłocony, brudny od błota start learning		muddy Marcela came in from the garden with muddy hands.
kwestionariusz start learning		a questionnaire A questionnaire has been sent to all club members asking for their views on the proposed changes
podsumowanie, konkluzja, w gruncie rzeczy start learning		a bottom line The bottom line from our research into aging is that youth is overrrated
zarys, szkic, konspekt / zarysować, naszkicować start learning		an outline / to outline She'll outline a picture of an animal, and the kids will have to add the details He's going to make sure the door fits the outline of the frame. / I've drawn an outline of the first prototype. / Now I'd like to outline our strategy for the election. /
opisany, przedstawiony, określony, zarysowany start learning		outlined One long-term stage has already been largely outlined. / Therefore, the new capital requirements are not expected to impact the proposal outlined in these Guidelines.
kropla w morzu (potrzeb) start learning		a drop in the bucket / ocean They need to raise thousands of pounds for this project, so our 20-pound donation is just a drop in the ocean.
zmienna / zmienny start learning		a variable / variable Today we are going to learn to solve equations with two variables. / The weather is so variable lately that I never know what to wear.
podmieniać / podmiana, zamiana start learning		to swap / a swap regular swapped You have an exercise bike you never use and I don't need my lawnmower any more. Why don't we swap? / The two baseball teams negotiated a swap.
wykonać, przeprowadzić, realizować start learning		carry out regular carried An interdisciplinary team will carry out this project. / If you made your son a promise, you should carry it out.
odrzucić / odrzut (cos co jest gorsze i kwalifikuje sie gdzies) start learning		to reject / a reject regular He rejected the job offer. / The factory is trying to produce less rejects each year. / Some of the NBA's rejects end up playing in China.
zaprzeczać, odmawiać start learning		to deny regular denied He couldn't deny the fact that it was he who had broken the computer. / He would neither confirm nor deny the rumor. / He was denied a visa to enter the country.
odrzucenie, odmowa start learning		a rejection You have to learn how to accept rejection. / He felt a deep sense of rejection when his wife left him for another man
odmówić, powiedzieć 'nie' start learning		to decline Sam politely declined my invitation to the party. / We wanted to give him a hand, but he declined our help.
nawias (y) 2 start learning		a bracket / parentheses I wrote my full name, followed by my nickname in brackets. / Please add the numbers in parentheses first.
zapytanie / dochodzenie start learning		an inquiry We will try to answer your inquiry as soon as possible. / What is this about, agent? - Just a routine inquiry.
consola start learning		a console When you begin your training as a pilot, the console can look a little intimidating at first.
zastraszyć, onieśmielić start learning		to intimidate regular The tennis player's coach was accused of intimidating his rivals before the games
zastraszające/onieśmielające start learning		intimidating The interview would have been intimidating if I had not known the interviewer beforehand. / If you tried to appear less intimidating, I'm sure that your students would ask more questions in class
wizerunkowy / wizerunek start learning		image / an image This car is an ideal choice for those professional groups where the image aspect plays a vital role. / Well, yes, but we've been trying to change that image.
rusztowanie start learning		a scaffolding You can see the cathedral again now that the scaffolding is gone.
wprowadzający start learning		introductory This is more of an introductory interview in which we can get to know you.
pożądany start learning		desirable Morrisville is a highly desirable location to live and work.
wszechstronny start learning		versatile Sarah is a versatile professional with wide-ranging skills and experience.
różnorodny start learning		diverse The breakfast buffet consisted of diverse hot and cold dishes.
domniemany, przypuszczalny start learning		supposed I discovered that the supposed insurance salesman was actually a swindler.
oszust, kanciarz, naciągacz start learning		a swindler Don't trust that guy. He's a swindler.
oszukiwać, naciągać, kantować / szwindel, przekręt start learning		to swindle / a swindle Police caught a man who swindled old ladies. / It turns out his so-called charity was actually a swindle.
powinno być, powinno było być, miało być start learning		to be supposed to They are supposed to arrive tomorrow. / The party was supposed to be a surprise.
zależeć od start learning		to depend on We may need more chairs for the meeting; it depends on how many people come.
niebezpieczeństwo, ryzyko, zagrożenie start learning		a jeoperdy The coach's job is in jeopardy because his team lost every game in the season.
włamać się start learning		to break in broke, broken Look, if you want everyone to stay... you have to let me break in your dads' liquor cabinet.
rezonować ze mną / we mie start learning		to resonate with me Instead of trying to silence her, try to understand why her message resonates with so many people.
to strata czasu start learning		it is a waste of time Arguing on the internet is a huge waste of time.
w internecie start learning		on the internet Arguing on the internet is a huge waste of time.
w celu start learning		for the purpose of I went to the meeting for the purpose of listening to all the parties involved in the dispute.
być na czasie start learning		to be up-to-date The hotel offers fantastic views and up-to-date facilities. / You can find more up-to-date information on our website
sedno, istota start learning		a gist You were on the phone for hours. What did she say? - Well, the gist of it is that she wants to break
sparaliżowany wybore start learning		paralyzed by choice
paraliż wyboru start learning		a choice paralisis
to jest kwestia start learning		it is a matter of it is only a matter of time when this company will colapse without a clear strategy
równolegle do start learning		in parallel to I find myself in a parallel situation to yours.
oprogramowanie start learning		software software or a piece of software She designs software for organizing the seating at restaurants.
identyczny start learning		identical That dress is almost identical to the one I bought you for your birthday.
medialny start learning		media In the meantime it is true that the media circus will continue.
wielkość, ogrom, skala start learning		a magnitude The Mexico City earthquake of 1985, with a magnitude of 8.0, is the strongest earthquake I have ever felt.
to nie jest moja bajka (idiom) start learning		it is not my cup of tea Thanks for inviting me, but ballet isn't really my cup of tea.
to nie jest coś co lubie czy mnie interesuje (idiom) start learning		it is not my thing I'm afraid pubs and clubs aren't really my thing.
żałować start learning		to regret Have you ever regretted selling the house?
nurkować w, skupić się mega, zanurzyć się, zatracić start learning		to dive in dived or dove/ dived BE vs AE I'm excited about the project and ready to dive in. / I jumped off the cliff and dove in the lake.
wychodzić, wyjść (np. praca, projekt) coś wyszło dobrze czy źle 3 start learning		to turn out / to work out / to go Things don't always turn out as expected. / In the end, everything worked out well for me. / everything went well at the meeting
zastój, stagnacja, zapaść start learning		a slump We need to find a way to create more jobs so we can get out of this slump. / Kerr not changing Steph's rotation pattern despite slump
podejmowanie decyzji / podejmowania decyzji (np proces) start learning		a decision-making / decision-making The real decision-making happens when the board of directors meet. / The decision-making process can sometimes be a painful one.
wykrwawić się start learning		to bleed out bled / bled if we continue with this burn rate we will bleed out in 3 months. / I almost bled out before I got to the hospital.
nie wcześniej / nie wcześniej 2 start learning		not sooner / not earlier I can meet at 11, not sooner / let's meet but not earlier than 3 p.m.
zastrzeżenie start learning		a caveat The article included a caveat that the story was based on the testimony of a single witness.
zastrzeżenie, klauzula, wyłączenie start learning		a disclaimer the novel carries a disclaimer about the characters bearing no relation to living persons
luksusowy start learning		luxurious While she was married to the multimillionaire, she led a luxurious life.
na bok (np. odłożyć coś na bok) start learning		aside I moved aside to let a waiter carrying a tray pass. / It reaches a point in life when we put out goals aside for a bit.
na pierwszym miejscu start learning		in the first place If you hate the cold, why did you move to Toronto in the first place? / Of course I'm having a bad time. I didn't want to come to this party in the first place.
odłożyć na bok start learning		to put aside Let's put aside our differences and try to find a solution.
Szwed start learning		Swede He married a Swede and went to live in Sweden.
do góry nogami start learning		upside down How did you know I wasn't really reading the book? - Because you were holding it upside down. / The party attendees destroyed the house and left everything upside down.
odejmowanie start learning		a subtraction The second grade students are studying subtraction in math for the first time. / addition by subtraction
dodawanie start learning		an addition The teacher is teaching addition to her students.
wskazanie, oznaka, przejaw start learning		an indication There's no indication that the suspect was working with anyone else. / If the patient's blood pressure is elevated on two or three consecutive occasions, this may be an indication for treatment.
wskazać / wskazywać start learning		to indicate These lights indicate the system status and if there are any faults. / The doctors indicated that the injuries were not life-threatening.
zwodzić kogoś/ wprowadzić w błąd start learning		to deceive Don't be deceived by the spy's simplicity and friendliness.
współczujący start learning		compassionate Maria is very compassionate and always helps those who need it.
współczucie start learning		compassion It's hard not to feel compassion for the victims of this natural disaster.
wybieralny, nadający się, kwalifikujacy sie start learning		eligible Employees are eligible for a pension plan after two years of service.
cipa, pizda start learning		a cunt He got fired because he said "cunt" in front of a customer.
narzucić start learning		to impose The economic sanctions that the US imposed against Cuba remain in place despite the normalization of relations.
prostacki, grubiański, gburowaty start learning		boorish His behavior may seem boorish, but he actually has a good heart.
gburowaty, opryskliwy, mrukliwy start learning		gruff My uncle might seem a bit gruff, but he's really a sweetheart once you get to know him.
gburowaty, opryskliwy, zgryźliwy, nieuprzejmy start learning		surly My surly neighbor suddenly turned nice when a pretty girl moved in across the street.
gburowatość, niegrzeczność, opryskliwość start learning		a gruffness Despite the gruffness, John knew his father was pleased to see him.
ochrypły, zachrypnięty start learning		hoarse The teacher was hoarse from having to shout so much.
prostak start learning		a simpleton It's not worth it to argue with that simpleton.
żonglować start learning		to juggle She juggles a high-powered job with being a mother and the wife of the country's president.
być wrażliwym na coś start learning		to be sensitive to someting Julia is very sensitive to certain chemicals used in cleaning products.
wystawiac sie na cos start learning		to expose to something To avoid exposing yourself to computer threats, never click on links to files from strangers.
żonglerka start learning		a juggling After some juggling, the restaurant will finally open this Friday!
pomylić start learning		to mistake mistook / mistaken They often mistook her for a famous model.
ból gardła start learning		a sore throat I don't want to go to school today. I have a sore throat.
biegłość, wprawa start learning		a proficiency We need someone in the office with computer proficiency. / Julia has a high level of proficiency in Korean.
z którymi, z którą... start learning		with which The police found the weapon with which Ashton killed his victims.
następca start learning		a successor Soon, we'll know who the current president's successor will be.
poprzednik start learning		a predecessor I thank my predecessor, Professor Analia Guerrero, for her friendship and her support. I'm honored to carry on her amazing work.
ograniczenie start learning		a constraint The event had to be kept to 100 people due to financial constraints.
dookoła / całkowicie, kompletnie start learning		all around I learned a lot in his class. He's a great professor all around. / Hannah's room is such a mess. There are clothes all around.
zrobić postęp start learning		to make progess a lot of progress / progress We are making progress on our study.
dowód anegdotyczny start learning		an anecdotal evidence His conclusions are not supported by data; they are based only on anecdotal evidence.
być dla kogoś twardym, zbyt krytycznym start learning		to be hard on someone you're being too hard on her /. don’t be to hard on yourself for this loss
kwalifikowalność, uprawnienia start learning		an eligiblity Visa applicants need to demonstrate their eligibility during an interview.
upiorny, makabryczny start learning		ghoulish A ghoulish smile appeared on the villain's face.
chory, niezdrowy (stosunek do czegoś), makabryczny start learning		morbid I'm worried about Cindy. She has a morbid fascination with spiders. / The headline gave morbid details of the accident.
pościg, pogoń, dążenie start learning		a pursuit The police and the two thieves were involved in a high speed pursuit on the highway. / She no longer cares about money and is now more interested in the pursuit of happiness.
gonić, ścigać, uganiać się za kimś, dążyć do zdobycia czegoś start learning		to pursue We found ourselves being pursued by a herd of cows. / We felt we were pursuing a common goal. / Alice decided to pursue her dream.
płycizna, mielizna / płytki, powierzchowny start learning		a shallow / shallow We found some crabs in the shallows by the sea. The characters in the novel are flat and the plot is shallow. / She gives her cat food in a shallow dish. / My ex-boyfriend is so shallow; apparently he only dates models.
zwodniczy, złudny start learning		deceiving The deceiving ad campaign made consumers think they would lose weight quickly.
wyraźnie, jasno, dobitnie start learning		plainly Mr Swoboda spoke plainly in the previous debate. / I am trying to explain it as plainly as possible, but it is a complicated story. / Plainly, that smile means she likes you.
liczny, niezliczone start learning		numerous There have been numerous complaints in recent weeks.
banał, frazes, stereotyp start learning		a cliché This author's writing is full of clichés and stereotypes.
przekroczyć, wykroczyć poza start learning		to transcend The Olympic runner transcended his accomplishments from the previous games. / Thompson was an unlikely candidate for mayor who transcended all expectations.
nieubłagany, nieprzejednany, zajadły start learning		unrelenting The pressure to meet monthly targets was unrelenting. / The unrelenting noise of the roadworks had given her a headache.
nuda start learning		boredom We played table games to combat boredom.
pociągać za sobą, wiązać się z start learning		to entail The doctor warned the patient that the procedure might entail some risks. / Do you think you're up to the challenges that this assignment entails?
karmić, żywić start learning		to feed This meal is enough to feed an army! / We need to cut the line that feeds the pump before we begin the repair.
niejasny, niewyraźny start learning		obscure The meaning of the poem is obscure, but I still enjoy it. / The song had some obscure references to Restoration literature.
przebój, szlagier, hit start learning		a blockbuster Ms. Case's first two novels saw little success, but her third turned out to be a blockbuster.
ucztować / uczta start learning		to feast / a feast The neighbors held a feast to celebrate the construction of the new park. / The town feasted the returning soldiers.
przepełniony start learning		overfull But nowadays market is so overfull that it may seem impossible to find your acne treatment.
wiejski start learning		rural They moved from the city to a rural area.
harówka / harować start learning		a slog / to slog It was a hard slog through the jungle and we all came out sick. / The construction workers slogged through the winter to finish the house.
poświęcić się czemuś, oddać się czemuś start learning		to devote to sth regular Montse devoted years to developing the vaccine in her laboratory. / We're devoting all of our energy to rebuilding the school.
pozorny, rzekomy start learning		ostensible Their ostensible goal was to clean up government corruption, but their real aim was to unseat the government.
pozornie, rzekomo start learning		ostensibly He has spent the past three months in Florida, ostensibly for medical treatment, but in actual fact to avoid prosecution.
pozornie, na pierwszy rzut oka start learning		seemingly The methods I used are seemingly simple.
odważyć się, ośmielić się start learning		to dare regular How dare they produce so much content
pokrewny, zbliżony start learning		akin The current economic conditions are akin to those that were taking place a hundred years ago.
uraza, żal start learning		a resentment I felt resentment towards my father because he gave his prized watch to my brother.
obfity start learning		abundant The country has abundant resources, but they've been chronically mismanaged.
przewidywanie, wyczekiwanie start learning		an anticipation Driving safely requires anticipation of what other drivers may do.
nienawidzić, nie znosić start learning		to detest I detest the Spotify algorithm, but delight in music that comes to me the old-fashioned way: by people I know telling me about it. / Amber detested mushrooms until a short time ago, and now she loves them
niewesoły, pozbawiony radosci start learning		joyless When did you become so... joyless?
niechęć, awersja start learning		an aversion I could never be a surgeon because of my aversion to blood.
pantofel, kapeć start learning		a slipper I took my shoes off and put on slippers.
czułość start learning		a tenderness The tenderness with which Rita treated her little brother melted my heart.
skłonić start learning		to prompt The news prompted people to do crazy things. / The result prompted her to keep fighting.
na próżno start learning		in vain We must not allow his death to be in vain. / Sara tried in vain to convince them that she had not stolen the painting.
gołym okiem / na pierwszy rzut oka start learning		to the naked eye / at first sight To the naked eye this bathroom seems to be impeccably clean. / You may not notice it at plain sight, but if you pay attention you'll see this painting has an imperfection.
fikcyjny, zmyślony start learning		fictional Ever since she was a kid she liked to create fictional worlds, which is why she became a fantasy author.
od góry do dołu 2 start learning		up and down / from top to bottom We've examined the file up and down. / When Mr. Martinez took over the company, he changed the system from top to bottom.
snobistyczny start learning		snobbish I've never met such an arrogant and snobbish
dotąd, do tej pory, jak na razie start learning		thus far / so far / until now In spite of numerous debates, no legislative changes have been made thus far.
zawarty, zamieszczony start learning		contained Everything that made that giant tree... is already contained inside this tiny little seed. / A more accurate description of it is contained on the web page.
stały, trwały, ciągły start learning		steady As a father to be he had to ensure a steady income. / The ship is very steady, and you forget that you are at sea.
pralnie chemiczne start learning		a dry-cleaning Also, their services offer. t Laundry and dry cleaning.
balon / napompować się start learning		a balloon / to balloon Her dress ballooned when she walked over the grate. / I saw red ballons floating in the sky.
cieszyć się, rozkoszować się, miłować start learning		to cherish She loved and cherished him as if he were her own child. / In exile, they cherished the dream of returning to their own country.
czuć coś przez kogoś start learning		to feel to someone felt / have felt Maybe that’s how it felt to you. It’s certainly not how it felt to me.
odpowiedzieć na coś start learning		to respond to something Don't respond to questions regarding your personal life. Change the subject.
być równym czemuś start learning		to be equal to something His singing ability is equal to mine.
waga, znaczenie (masa ciala ale tez moc wplywu) start learning		a weight I put on some weight last Christmas. / Finding a new job has taken a huge weight off my shoulders.
akcent, nacisk (enfaza) start learning		emphasis uncountable na ogol Tokyo puts emphasis on energy security and independence from imports.
wycofanie / cofnąć (przywrócić poprzedni stan) start learning		a roll-back / to roll back The telephone company has asked for a roll-back of leasing rules. / The governor plans to roll property taxes back.
podjąć decyzję (nie decide) start learning		to make one’s mind I have not made up my mind where to go yet
obrócić start learning		to turn I been walkin' With my face turned to the sun. / We might still turn failure into success. / Don't let them turn you against you.
siła (tez silne strony) start learning		a strenght There's a good chance your strength won't be enough.
bez zarzutu, nieskazitelny, nienaganny start learning		impeccable Being a man of impeccable taste, his house was full of remarkable pieces of art.
do uniknięcia / nieuniknione start learning		avoidable / unavoidable consequences become unavoidable
zaprezentować komuś start learning		to present to someone
niewdzięczna praca start learning		a thankless job a job that is difficult and no one appreciates. Or even worse they criticise you for it even though it is the right thing to do. Cleaning the hospital is a thankless job.
mieć awersję do ryzyka, nie lubić ryzykować start learning		to be risk averse I’m pretty risk averse, I will not invest in cryptocurrencies
to recover your energy, especially the energy of youth, (przeżywać drugą młodość) start learning		to catch a second wind
kredka start learning		a crayon My son drew a picture of our family with crayons.
marker / flamaster start learning		a marker / a felt-tip pen Do you have a permanent marker by any chance? / Here's a black felt-tip pen to mark the boxes with.
przez przypadek, przypadkiem start learning		by any chance Have you seen my boyfriend, by any chance? / Have you finished the homework, by any chance? I don't understand it.
zwracać uwagę na start learning		to pay attention to You have to pay more attention to the road when you're driving. / It is important to pay attention to the professor while he is speaking.
spojrzeć na, rzucić okiem start learning		to take a look at I took a look at Marco's proposal, and I have to admit I think it's very interesting.
wygrać z łatwością / bez wysiłku start learning		to win hands down The team confidently expected to win hands down.
staromodny, banalny, oklepany start learning		corny Just like in a corny romantic novel, they were suddenly in each other's arms. / He told a lot of corny jokes about mothers-in-law.
ckliwy, łzawy, sentymentalny start learning		sappy The best man's speech at Manuel's wedding was too sappy for my taste. / I like sappy movies because they almost always have a happy ending.
pod względem czegoś, w zakresie czegoś, pod kątem, w ujęciu start learning		in terms of something I'm better now, in terms of health. / In terms of grades, I'm a good student.
przeziębić się start learning		to catch a cold I stood without a raincoat under the rain and I caught a cold.
ubrać się ciepło, otulić, zawinąć się w coś ciepłego start learning		to wrap up / to bundle up Bundle up before going out. / The temperature is going to fall by 15 degrees tonight, so wrap up well.
nie do naprawienia start learning		irreparable The harm my boyfriend's infidelity caused me is irreparable.
rozwiązać, rozkłuć z kajdan start learning		to untie Can you untie the string on this package? / The guards only untied the prisoners at mealtimes.
porażenie prądem start learning		an electrocution Unfortunately, the golden eagle is a frequent victim of electrocution.
porazić prądem start learning		to electrocute Sandy almost electrocuted herself when she dropped the hairdryer into the sink.
zakneblować start learning		to gag regular The kidnappers gagged their victim so she didn't scream.
szaleniec, wariat, świr start learning		a madman It seems that a madman killed the girl as an act of revenge.
kagańcem / kagańcem start learning		to muzzle / a muzzle You should muzzle that dog. It's dangerous. / I always put a muzzle on Lobo when we go for a walk, because he once bit someone to protect me.
wosk start learning		a wax Bees produce the wax used to make candles.
najechać, wtargnąć start learning		to invade The soldiers invaded several border towns. / Laura hates going on the train because she always feels like people are invading her space.
ubytek / próchnica zębów start learning		a cavity / tooth decay tooth decay tylko liczba pjedyncza The dentist found that I had a cavity. / A lack of oral hygiene causes tooth decay.
uwieść, zwodzić start learning		to seduce He was seduced by city life and all it had to offer. / He took advantage of his celebrity status to seduce women.
lament / lamentować start learning		a lament / to lament Her lament over her husband's coffin was soul shattering. / He lamented his failure to be accepted on the team.
wierny (oddany ale też dokładny np. wierna kopia czegoś) start learning		faithful I'm looking for a partner who will be faithful. / The transcription needs to be faithful to the recording.
wysypka start learning		a rash You need to go see a dermatologist. That rash doesn't look good.
uzależnić się od czegoś, wkręcić się w coś start learning		to get hooked on He got hooked on cocaine and got into a lot of trouble.
same dno, sięgać dna start learning		a rock bottom I was at rock bottom when I first came here. / Sometimes it takes hitting rock bottom for us really to want to make a change.
zainteresowanie / odsetki (np. dodatkowy koszt zaciągnięcia pożyczki) start learning		an intrest She has a strong interest in science. / Interest on this loan is paid by the government.
podziwiać, zachwycać się, uwielbiać start learning		to marvel Lisa marveled at Eva's finesse on the dance floor. / Santiago marveled at Taylor's radiant beauty.
cud, cudo (coś zachwycającego, nie miracle) start learning		a marvel All of their wines are good, but the rosé is a marvel.
zainteresować kogoś start learning		to get someone intrested
na czyjąś prośbę start learning		at someone's request At my request they will move us to another room
egzekucja, wykonanie start learning		an enforcement The police exists to ensure the enforcement of the law.
wyegzekwować, wymusić start learning		to enforce Our association helps people enforce their rights.
zasiłek, dodatek (spcjalny itp) start learning		a welfare He lost his job two years ago and has been on welfare ever since.
wybuch (np. epidemii, revolucji, wojny ale nie fizyczny bomby) start learning		an outbreak The outbreak of the revolution only amplified his sense of patriotism. / The health department reacted quickly to the outbreak of the epidemic.
remont, przegląd, przebudowa (przeglad plus naprawa czegoś systemu czy maszyny) start learning		an overhaul I took my motorbike in for an overhaul. / They announced plans for a radical overhaul of the country's political system. / There is likely to be a major overhaul of the squad this summer.
remontować, naprawiać, odnawiać, robić przegląd (zrewidować i zmienić) start learning		to overhaul I got the engine overhauled. / The government has recently overhauled the healthcare system. / The restaurant has overhauled its menu, cutting portions and eliminating items with lots of calories.
robić dalej / myśleć dalej / trwać start learning		to keep doing / to keep thinking / to keep lasting
cenny (wartość € ale tez poza finansowe) start learning		precious All of her grandchildren are very precious to her. / The emperor had many precious stones in his treasury.
kusza start learning		a crossbow Samantha hunted a deer with a crossbow.
postać start learning		a character The main character of the story is a wizard named Grindelwald.
Dźgnąć start learning		to stab A man was arrested for trying to stab fans from the opposing team.
szyja start learning		a neck She was wearing a golden chain around her neck
łopata / szpadel 2 start learning		a shovel / a spade I need a bigger shovel to remove the snow from the doorway. / Where's the garden spade?
szmata (do sprzątania) start learning		a rag You can use this rag to clean the spilled paint.
grabie start learning		a rake Antonio used the rake to make a pile of dry leaves in the garden.
konsensus start learning		a consensus It's a great tool for building consensus in the community.
rysować (+odmiany) start learning		to draw / drew / drawn I drew my chair closer to the fire.
utopić start learning		to drown regular He drowned because he wasn't wearing a life jacket.
tonąć, zatopić (o statku) start learning		to sink / sank / sunk irregualr The submarine fired a torpedo and sunk the ship.
być na bieżąco / nadrobić zaległości 3 start learning		to bring oneself up to date / to get up to date / to catch up I haven't been watching the news for the last week. Now I'll have to bring myself up to date. Maria was ill last week, but she's caught up with her work very quickly. / If you want to work as an oncologist again, you should get up to date with all the advances in the field.
nieodłączny, wrodzony start learning		inherent The ability to lead is not an inherent quality that we all possess.
rozpacz / wpaść w rozpacz start learning		despair / to fall in despair uncountable When he lost his job, he fell in despair.
stan wojenny start learning		martial law The country went under martial law after the coup d'état.
rażący (raczej nacechowanie negatywne), coś celowego złego start learning		flagrant This attack is a flagrant violation of international treaties.
kichnięcie / kichać start learning		a sneeze / to sneeze Was that a sneeze? / Something's irritating my nose, and I think I'm going to sneeze.
na zdrowie (po kichnięciu) start learning		bless you
na zdrowie (toast) start learning		cheers!
w górze, wysoko start learning		up high If your legs are swollen, lay on your back and raise them up high.
zwiędły, uschnięty (kwiat) start learning		withered The floor was covered in withered leaves.
wyblakłe start learning		faded He had slicked-back hair and was wearing faded jeans and a black leather jacket. / The smell of that faded blue cloth-bound book brought back memories of my childhood.
stonowane kolory start learning		muted colors I prefer to wear muted colors at work. I don't need to call attention to myself.
cień, odcień start learning		a shade This lipstick is available in eight shades of red. / Let's go sit under that oak so we can have some shade.
pastelowy start learning		pastel The main is a light gray or cream pastel shade.
zgniły start learning		putrid When was the last time you cleaned the refrigerator? Everything is putrid.
zbutwiały, zepsuty (np. owoc) rozłożony (w sensie zgniły) start learning		decayed The detectives found decayed food in the fridge of the missing person.
niezdarny, niezgrabny, nieporadny start learning		clumsy That's the third plate you've broken this week. You're so clumsy! / He's only 16, so he still has that clumsy way of walking.
drzazga start learning		a splinter Val got a splinter in her finger when she was building the wooden table.
zaanektować terytorium start learning		to annex Nazi Germany annexed Austria and portions of Czechoslovakia. / After the war, we annexed the neighboring country.
buntować się przeciwko start learning		to rebel against The teenager rebelled against his mother and ran away from home. / If the citizens aren't happy, they'll eventually rebel.
worek start learning		a sack In his sack, he had everything he needed to survive in the wilderness.
wiedza start learning		knowledge uncountable I didn't have any knowledge of the situation.
suwerenny start learning		sovereign The protocol forbids any interference in the affairs of a sovereign state.
sprawić, żeby ktoś był dumny start learning		to make proud You've made your mother very proud.
zaparować 2 start learning		to steam up / to mist up The mirror steamed up while he was taking a bath. / The windows in the house misted up because of the heating.
parujący (gorący) start learning		steaming When I sipped my steaming coffee, my glasses misted up.
parować / gotować na parze start learning		to steam The crock pot is steaming. / I steamed some broccoli with butter and salt.
barbaryzm start learning		barbarism uncountable Acts of barbarism in this world should not discourage those working for fairness and justice.
barbarzyński start learning		barbaric The video depicted the barbaric murder of three journalists.
bombardować / bombardować 2 start learning		to bomb / to bombard Los periodistas bombardearon a la actriz con preguntas sobre su separación. / The enemy airplanes bombed our positions.
bombardowanie start learning		a bombardment Enemy artillery today resumed their bombardment of the city.
konwulsja, drgawka start learning		a convulsion People who have had two or more convulsions may suffer from epilepsy.
cierpieć z powodu / być chory na coś start learning		to suffer from Ned suffers from a very serious illness. / Grandpa suffers from arthritis.
kukiełka, marionetka start learning		a puppet / a marionette The show was awsome, and the children loved the marionettes. / The president doesn't have his own ideas. He's just a puppet for his party.
zachęcający, ośmielający, dopingowy, budujący start learning		encouraging My mother gave me an encouraging smile and told me that everything would be ok.
ubóstwo, bieda start learning		poverty uncountable The number of children living in poverty decreased last year.
zachęcać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś start learning		to encourage We need to encourage the students to do their homework.
nieufność start learning		distrust uncountable The man agreed to come with us, but we could see the look of distrust on his face.
paranoja start learning		a paranoia countable / uncountable - bez roznicy Regular use of this drug can induce hallucinations and paranoia.
paranoidalny, przewrażliwiony start learning		paranoid He started feeling paranoid and was convinced his boss was going to fire him.
poniżyć, upokarzać start learning		to humiliate My parents humiliated me in front of my friends when they dragged me out of the dance.
precedens start learning		a precedent The government set a dangerous precedent when it agreed to negotiate with terrorists. / Successfully controlling the epidemic established a precedent for future treatment options.
uciekać od czegos start learning		to flee irregular flee / fled / fled The president fled as soon as the rebellion began.
czy start learning		whether whether jak dwie opcje lub jako regardless / if kiedy opcji jest duzo I don't know whether I am going to do it today or tomorrow. / Whether you like it or not, I will buy this shirt.
zagrożenie start learning		a threat His ex-girlfriend interpreted his words as a threat and reported him to the police.
przekonująco, przekonywająco start learning		convincingly I find it surprising that the coach doesn't respect the player who, so convincingly, won the last championship.
pogarszać się, podupadać start learning		to deteriorate The patient's health slowly began to deteriorate.
jednomyślny start learning		unanimus The jury's verdict was unanimous.
poddać się start learning		to give up He gave up without a fight.
anonimowy start learning		anonymous Stephanie read a poem written by an anonymous 14th century poet. / The donor has chosen to remain anonymous.
anonimowo start learning		anonymously For years the family donated anonymously to local charities. / The paintings were given to the gallery anonymously.
Rozmazany/ niewyraźny (obraz, zdjecie, widok...) start learning		blurry The picture's a little blurry, but you look very happy in it.
stronniczy, tendencyjny start learning		biased The report is clearly biased. It cannot be trusted. / The divorce court judge seems to be biased against women.
uprzedzać kogos do czegos / stronniczość, uprzedzenie start learning		to bias / a bias I didn't want to bias her against her new boyfriend. / Some police officers have been accused of racial bias.
wyblakły start learning		faded These clothes are faded because they have been out in the sun for a week. / He sat by the track, looking at the faded photograph of his daughter and waited for a train to pass.
błędne koło start learning		a vicious cycle We must break out of this vicious cycle of violence. / It feels like we're in a vicious circle.
lęk, obawa /. zrozumienie, pojecie start learning		apprehension uncountable It's normal to feel a little apprehension before starting a new job. / You need some knowledge of economics for a proper apprehension of the topic.
lękliwy, bojaźliwy, przestraszony start learning		apprehensive She'd always been apprehensive about her health /. The wine industry is apprehensive about the impact of a country leaving the European Union.
cenzura start learning		censorship raczej uncountable Government censorship is violating our freedom of expression.
morał start learning		a moral What's the moral of the story? - Don't trust strangers.
znaczny, znaczący, ważny, istotny start learning		notable The director's most notable film won an Oscar.
Bagno, mokradło, moczary start learning		a swamp The rain had turned the field into a swamp.
bagienny, bagnisty, grząski start learning		swampy The climate was subtropical and moisty and the region was swampy and densely wooded.
konsystencja start learning		a consistency Beat the batter until a silky consistency is achieved. / The dough didn't have the desired consistency because we didn't measure the ingredients accurately.
przesadzić, przedobrzyć start learning		to overreach If you keep on overreaching yourself you'll end up burning out.
pancerny, żelazny (niezwykle silny, zdecydowany) start learning		ironclad The evidence in this case is ironclad. The defendant will have to plead guilty.
szybki, wartki, błyskawiczny start learning		swift He drew the gun in one swift movement and pulled the trigger. / Thanks to a passerby's swift reaction, the lady was saved from being run over by the truck.
śmieć, rupieć, szmelc start learning		a junk Do you think anyone's going to buy all this junk at the garage sale?/ Your room is full of junk! Choose what you want to keep.
pretekst start learning		a pretext Alicia went to their office under the pretext of having a job interview.
rozdzielony, podzielony start learning		split nie splitted - bład The committee is split regarding the best course of action.
makijaż start learning		makeup uncountable Mary doesn't like to wear makeup because she has sensitive skin.
z zastrzeżeniem czegoś start learning		with a qualification disclaimer - bardziej techniczne The doctor said I can leave hospital today, but with the qualification that I have to come back every day to get the dressing changed.
delikatny temat start learning		a sensitive topic
cień nadziei start learning		a slither of hope We are starting to see slithers of hope
ustanowić precedens start learning		to set a precednet The ruling in the case is likely to set a precedent for how future cases are decided.
nominować do nagrody start learning		to nominate for an award nominate FOR
puszkować, zapuszkować start learning		to can The fishing company cans 80% of its tuna production.
alfabetyczny / alfabetycznie start learning		alphabetical / alphabetically The books in my library are organized alphabetically. / Write the following words in alphabetical order.
mieć zamiar coś zrobić, być o krok od czegoś... start learning		to be on the point of / to be about to We were about to order some pizza. Would you like some? / Natalia was on the point of saying something important when the telephone rang.
rozdrobniony, podzielony, pofragmentowany start learning		fragmented The political opposition was very fragmented, and presented no real threat. / The company's efforts were fragmented across multiple product lines and businesses.
mrugnąć, migać (np okiem czy swiatlo) start learning		to blink regular Suddenly a warning light blinked. / When I told him the news he didn't even blink
mrugnięcie start learning		a blink After a few blinks, whatever was irritating my eye washed out.
podpowiedź start learning		a prompt A prompt appeared on the screen requesting information.
trampki start learning		trainers I always get blisters in my feet when I put on new trainers for the first time.
toczyć się (w sensie trwać) start learning		to roll on regular The days rolled on, and Yasmina became increasingly aware that she could never leave that beautiful land. / The war rolled on, and neither side seemed to gain any advantage.
wyczerpanie, przemęczenie (fizyczne lub wyczerpanie czegos np zasobow) start learning		exhaustion uncountable Many runners were suffering from exhaustion after finishing the marathon. / The world is facing the exhaustion of certain nonrenewable resources.
kasjer bankowy start learning		a bank teller Becky worked as a bank teller for 15 years.
intymny start learning		intimate Bex doesn't like to share intimate details about her relationships with her friends.
godność start learning		dignity raczej uncountable Some people have no dignity and don't care about making a fool of themselves.
nieciekawy, monotonny, mdły start learning		dull The book was so dull that I couldn't finish reading it. / I'm tired of these dull winter days.
zaciemniać, przeslaniać start learning		to obscure I wish he didn't always write lyrics that obscured the meaning so much. / The mural was partially obscured in the fog.
satysfakcjonujący, zadowalający start learning		rewarding Volunteering is always a rewarding experience.
satysfakcjonujące, spełniające start learning		gratifying Who doesn't like the gratifying feeling of having helped someone?
modne / w stylu / modne / w modzie start learning		trendy / in style / fashionable / in fashion Yellow must be trendy this season because it's everywhere. / Avocado bathrooms were in style in the 80s. / Ballooning has become fashionable. / I can't believe bell-bottoms are back in fashion.
Nadmiar, nadwyżka start learning		an excess An excess of caffeine will produce many of the symptoms associated with stress. / Cover the pie with the pastry and trim off the excess.
Wieś, miasteczko start learning		countryside uncountable I grew up in the countryside, so I love small towns.
dokładnie, precyzyjnie start learning		precisely You have to tell us precisely what you want us to do, so we don't make mistakes.
skarb narodowy start learning		a national treasure
gust start learning		a taste in this context uncountable Since the trip, she has developed a taste for classical music
abstrakcyjny start learning		abstract Love and faith are abstract; they can't be seen or touched.
abstrakcja start learning		abstraction uncountable The artist's work began to tend much more toward abstraction in his later years.
zająć miejsce (fizycznie coś zajmue duzo miejsca) start learning		to take up space I really like this table, but I think it will take up too much space in the kitchen.
majsterkować start learning		to tinker regular Dad's gone out to the garage to tinker with the tractor engine. / You've been tinkering with the decorations in the living room for a week. They look fine!
błaznować, wygłupiać się start learning		to clown / to clow around I do not tolerate clowning around in my class. /
drwić, kpić, szydzić start learning		to mock Someone was mocking you behind your back. / She laughed and mocked him as she ate the last of the apple pie.
koniczyna / koniczyna 2 start learning		a clover / a shamrock I found a four-leaf clover! / There are some shamrocks in my backyard garden.
budowniczy, budowlaniec start learning		a builder The builders are working hard to finish the house.
szal, chusta start learning		a shawl My nana knitted me a shawl out of lambswool.
szalik start learning		a scarf My grandmother knitted me a very warm woollen scarf for winter.
uzupełniać (zapasy), zaopatrzyć start learning		to replenish We need to replenish our supplies before winter comes. / The waiter came up to replenish our glasses.
analiza / analizy start learning		an analysis / analyzes According to her analysis, the patient exhibited signs of schizophrenia. / Dalton himself made many analyses with the purpose of establishing his views, but his skill as an analyst was not very great.
bandyta, zbir start learning		a thug If we don't pay up, he'll send his thugs around to beat us up
coś udoskonalić start learning		to perfect something Practice will help you to perfect your skills.
tchórz start learning		a coward Don't be such a coward! Go talk to her!
litować się nad kimś start learning		to pity I pity those poor caged animals. / I pity your wife since she has to put up with you.
szkoda (z jakiegoś powodu, np. w wyrażeniu "jaka szkoda, że") start learning		a pity It's a pity that we won't be able to go.
wiosna start learning		spring Spring is finally here!
jesień 2 (GB/US) start learning		autumn / fall Autumn is a cold, windy season in this region /. Fall is my favorite season of the year
wyobrazić sobie coś/ wizualizować start learning		to envision My dad envisioned becoming a farmer when he grew up, but he became a dentist instead. / For some reason, I always envisioned the end of the crisis.
Wskazówka start learning		a hint Don't tell me. Just give me a hint so I can figure it out.
wilkołak start learning		a werewolf The werewolf terrified the villagers and attacked their sheep.
otoczenie start learning		surroundings I’m still getting used to my surroundings. New York can be an overwhelming place. / Children should grow up in stable family surroundings.
jasność (światło, umysł...) start learning		brightness raczej uncountable The brightness of the sun makes it impossible to observe the eclipse without special glasses. / Bertha's brightness in mathematics was evident from the time she was 11.
autokar start learning		a coach tak samo jak trener We took the 7 am coach to Santiago in Chile.
kanapa start learning		a couch I fell asleep on the couch.
kwadratowy start learning		square We serve sushi on square plates.
okrągły start learning		round He has a round face and big eyes.
prostokątny start learning		rectangular The playing field of a soccer pitch has a rectangular shape.
nieproporcjonalny, niewspółmierny start learning		disproportionate The trees in the drawing are disproportionate to the house.
nieproporcjonalnie, niewspolmiernie start learning		disproportionately Tobacco smoking is disproportionately concentrated among the poor.
zapisać się do/na start learning		to sign up for Why don't you sign up for a course in Spanish? / I signed up for a Pilates class every Monday.
sojusznik start learning		an ally Britain is one of America's closest allies.
sojusz start learning		an alliance One of the alliance's goals was to facilitate new trade opportunities.
trwały, wytrzymały start learning		persistent Despite persistent rumors that their marriage is on the rocks, they seem to be getting on better than ever. / I lost my temper with a particularly persistent reporter who kept calling me for an interview.
otchłań, przepaść start learning		an abyss The wreck is stuck on a ledge but it could slip into the abyss at any time. / The country is standing on the edge of the abyss.
ostrzeżenie start learning		a warning We weren't given any warning about the works on our street.
szkodliwy start learning		harmful Eating processed meats is harmful to your health. / Using television as a babysitter can have harmful effects.
złoża ropy start learning		oil deposits
czuć się winnym z powodu czegoś start learning		to feel guilty about something You don't have to feel guilty. You didn't do anything wrong.
utknąć start learning		to get stuck It's a miracle that the car didn't get stuck in the mud. / We got stuck and couldn't solve the math problem.
odkurzyć / odkurzyć 2 (z kurzu) start learning		to dust / to dust off We have to dust the bottles. / I dusted off a few boxes I hadn't opened in years
zakurzyć się start learning		to get dusty My neighbors are renovating their house, and all my stuff is getting dusty.
pudrować, zapudrować start learning		to powder She powdered her face in an attempt to hide the tracks of her tears
robić makijaż start learning		to make up I want to make my sister up for her wedding /. I make myself up every morning for work.
w punkt, trafny, świetny start learning		on point The comments were on point. / Focus. You need to be on point. / Her red-carpet dress was really on point.
dostatni, zamożny, zasobny start learning		prosperous Mozart's first years in Vienna were very prosperous. / The tourism industry made the region's economy much more prosperous in the summer months.
zakorzenić się, ukorzenić się 2 start learning		to take root / to root Some plants can take root in water. / The tree should root well in this soil. / The children suggested the town needed its own library, and the idea quickly took root among community members.
zostać złapanym z zaskoczenia start learning		to catch somebody by surprise The storm caught the fishermen completely by surprise.
roleta, żaluzja start learning		a blind Open the blind to let the light in.
wystawać / wystawać / wystawać, sterczeć 3 start learning		to protrude / to stick out / jut out The seagulls gather on the rocks that jut out over the water. / The ends of the pins should protrude a few centimeters. / The thief must have seen Sally's credit card sticking out of her wallet.
kontrastować z czymś, być w kontraście do czegoś start learning		to contrast with Your parents' opinion about politics contrasts a lot with yours.
pilot (np. do telewizora, bramy itp) start learning		a remote control The garage door and the entrance gate are opened and closed by remote control.
afera, awantura, zamieszanie start learning		a fuss He made a big fuss about something totally unimportant. / The secretary always makes a fuss if you mess with her pens.
lubiany start learning		well-liked Meredith was a gifted surgeon and a well-liked colleague. She will be missed.
śmierdzieć + odmiany start learning		to stink / stank / stunk The restaurant stank like a sewer.
kanał ściekowy start learning		a sewer The streets downtown smelled like an open sewer.
koldra, pierzyna 3 start learning		a quilt, a duvet, a comforter (US) I took the duvet to the dry cleaner's to get it cleaned. / The kitty is curled up under the comforter. / My mother bought me a very warm quilt for my birthday.
pościel, poszewka 2 start learning		bedding / a sheet Do you prefer cotton sheets or satin sheets? / Can you strip off the bedding and put it in the laundry hamper?
szczególny, osobliwy, specyficzny start learning		peculiar Andrea holds the pencil in a peculiar way when she's writing. / The milk has a peculiar smell. Do you think it's gone bad?
drzemać, zdrzemnąć się start learning		to doze off We often doze off while watching something on Netlfix.
ciągnąć się, wlec się start learning		to drag on regular These scenes really drag on for a long time. / Some cases drag on for years.
niepewnie start learning		precariously Many people are living very precariously /. With the recent wave of layoffs, my job is starting to seem more and more precarious.
niespełniający start learning		unfulfilling Many people have resigned themselves to a life of unfulfilling work. / I imagine my wife led a pretty unfulfilling life before she met me.
szczebel (drabiny, kariery...) start learning		a rung Jobs on the lowest rung on the ladder. / My father started off on the bottom rung of the ladder in his profession, but was soon promoted. / I put my foot on the bottom rung of the ladder to steady it.
pośrednik start learning		a middleman I think it'd be better to appoint a middleman so they can help us to reach an agreement.
przyjaźnie, ugodowo, polubownie start learning		amicably There is a mutual understanding that the problem can be resolved amicably.
nie do pokonania luka, nieprzekraczalna bariera start learning		an unbridgeable gap There is an unbridgeable gap between what we both want from the project.
doktryna, dogmat start learning		a tenet A central tenet of a free market is the economy's regulation by the law of supply and demand.
oszukiwać, wykiwać start learning		to dupe regular His ability to dupe the public led him to believe he could get away with anything. / They used stolen labels to dupe consumers into buying pirated merchandise.
chwilowa moda start learning		a fad Dancing the twist was the biggest fad of the early sixties.
werwa, zapał start learning		gusto uncountable They played nicely, but they lacked gusto and passion
Rzucić, cisnąć, miotać start learning		to hurl regular The boy hurled a rock from a bridge and broke the window of a passing car. / Do you really want to know, or do you just want to hurl insults?
bezwarunkowy start learning		unconditional Eliza found herself unable to give the unconditional love that a child demands of its mother.
wygodny / dobry (slang) np. deal czy jakies ustalenia start learning		cushty It's a really cushty deal; I don't see why people are moaning about it.
to touch someone sexually, especially someone you do not know, for your own excitement: start learning		to feel someone up That's the second time she's been felt up on the Metro.
uwiecznić, utrwalać start learning		to perpetuate David wrote a memoir to perpetuate the memory of his father. / "We need to stop perpetuating the myth that multitasking increases productivity," said the organizational psychologist.
przyćmić, przyćmiewać start learning		to overshadow He always overshadows his sister's achievements out of envy.
słup, słupek start learning		a pole A car crashed into the telephone pole on the corner by my house. / Crystal performed a pole dance at the night club.
niemrawy, ociężały, ospały (o osobie) start learning		groggy I took a nap, but I woke up feeling groggy.
kontemplować start learning		to contemplate This summer I had the opportunity to contemplate the vastness of the Grand Canyon. / This decision is difficult, and I need some time to contemplate my options.
ogrom, bezmiar start learning		vastness uncountable Since Merche had spent her whole life in the mountains, the vastness of the plain seemed unimaginable.
niewyobrażalny, nie do pomyślenia start learning		unimaginable A century ago the Internet was unimaginable.
szerokość start learning		a width The boat has a width of seven feet.
długość start learning		a length The carpenter measured the length of the board with a measuring tape.
odpowiadać, pasować, zgadać się start learning		to correspond The accountant found that her numbers didn't correspond with those submitted.
zbiegać się z czymś, zgadzać się 3 start learning		to coincide / to match up / to match She confuses me because her words don't coincide with her actions. / The name on your ticket doesn't match up with the name on your passport. / The fingerprints at the crime scene match those of the main suspect.
ręcznie, własnoręcznie start learning		by hand If you wash the dishes by hand, try to save water. / What a beautiful dress! I can't believe you made it by hand.
pod ręką, w zasięgu ręki 3 start learning		handy / on hand / at hand If you have their phone number handy, I can call the restaurant to change the reservation. / There's always someone from the hotel staff on hand to help you. / I like to keep the remote at hand.
w ciągu, w zasięgu start learning		within I prefer that my workplace be within five miles of my home. / You should finish the questionnaire within ten minutes.
chór start learning		a choir My daughters sing in the school choir.
pełzać, czołgać się start learning		to crawl regular Our baby started to crawl a month ago. / We won't arrive in time if you keep crawling.
z góry (o płatności) start learning		upfront The roofer wants 20% of the money upfront.
ciągnąć, wlec start learning		to drag I dragged the suitcase to the entrance and hailed a taxi. / Stop dragging your feet!
dyrektor operacyjny start learning		chief operating officer
natarczywy / natrętny / nachalny 3 start learning		insistent / intrusive / pushy No matter how insistent you are, my answer will still be no. / That's an intrusive question and I'm not going to answer it. / Quit being so pushy! I'll make my own decision when I'm ready.
niezręczna chwila/ moment start learning		an awkward moment Well, I wanted to avoid that awkward moment.
komiczny start learning		comical I didn't mean to laugh but it was a comical fall.
łobuz, łajdak, łotr, urwis start learning		a rascal I wasn't paying attention, and the next thing I know, that rascal took my slippers! / A lady walking around unaccompanied might get into trouble with all the rascals about this port.
zmęczony, wyczerpany, strudzony start learning		weary I was feeling weary from the day's journey, and my eyes were deceiving me /. She is weary of being bullied by her classmates.
bezwstydny start learning		shameless Lucia is a shameless, corrupt politician
haniebny, niegodziwy start learning		shameful The candidate's use of a war hero's image without the family's permission was shameful.
najważniejszy, nadrzędny (super wazny) start learning		paramount If you are going to be successful, goal setting is paramount.
błahy, nieistotny, mało znaczący start learning		trifling Take your time with this decision. It's no trifling thing.
porywający, wciągający (super interesujący) start learning		riveting His latest book is a riveting thriller with a surprise ending.
super nudny start learning		dull The book was so dull that I couldn't finish reading it.
wybitny, znakomity start learning		outstanding Congratulations! This is an outstanding achievement.
bardzo zły, okropny start learning		dreadful The entire community was shocked by the dreadful crime.
osobliwy, specyficzny (pozytywnie) (w sensie ładny o miejscu) start learning		quaint We visited a quaint village in the south of Italy.
ohydny, odrażający start learning		hideous I'll never wear the hideous sweater Claudia gave me for Christmas.
zaskakujący (super trudny do zrozumienia) start learning		baffling How you could do something like that is just baffling./ The press didn't know how to react to the governor's baffling statement.
marny, nędzny (bardzo mały o kwocie) start learning		paltry The waitress received a paltry tip. / Nurses are paid a paltry salary.
kierowniczy start learning		managerial Dean was offered a managerial position with a rival company.
uchylać się, migać się (zwykle od odpowiedzialności) start learning		to shirk something regular You're always late, and you shirk your responsibilities; it's time to find a new job.
utrudniać, hamować start learning		to hinder The project was hindered by endless bureaucracy. / The delay in finishing the proposal hindered its approval.
bać się, obawiać się (nie to be afraid) start learning		to dread something regular I dread public speaking, but it's part of my job.
prosperować, rozkwitać start learning		to thrive regular These plants will thrive in the shade. / The business is thriving since she took over.
pragnąć, pożądać start learning		to crave regular Surely you must crave some company after being single for so long. / When he discovered who killed his father, he craved for revenge.
sprostać, podołać, wykonać wysiłek zeby czemuś sprostać start learning		to tackle regular This week the senate will tackle the issue of unemployment. / We should work as a community to tackle the problem of bullying.
przyśpieszyć, powodować żeby coś działo się szybciej start learning		to hasten regular The Alzheimer's patient tried to hasten his death because the doctor wouldn't commit euthanasia. / To hasten your learning process, you should read more.
musieć dodać, spieszyć się dodać (kiedy trzeba powiedziec cos ekstra zeby np bylo dobrze zrozumiane) start learning		to hasen to add The company announced that the initial tests look promising, but they hastened to add that there is still much more testing to be done.
przyjąć, zaakceptować coś z entyzjazmem start learning		to embrace The committee seems to have wholeheartedly embraced my proposal.
kłopotliwy start learning		perplexing The accountant found herself in a perplexing ethical dilema
nieoczywisty 2 start learning		non-obvious / unobvious As a result, a simplified, modern non-obvious model was developed. / We would even turn to this ferry, but the schedule was a bit unobvious and I did not realize that Saturday is the only day that it does not float.
zakłopotany, zmieszany start learning		perplexed The students were perplexed when the teacher suddenly stopped talking
zakłopotanie, zmieszanie start learning		perplexity uncountable I'll never forget the perplexity on my parents' faces when I told them I was moving to Australia.
sądzić że, myśleć, sądzić, przypuszczać start learning		to reckon Billy reckoned it was the best fried chicken he'd ever tasted. / I reckon the shop is closed on Sundays.
nieznośny (very unpleasant or rude) start learning		obnoxious The teacher sent him to the principal's office for his obnoxious behavior. / Because of his obnoxious attitude, he didn't get along with many people at the party.
burmistrz start learning		a mayor Our uncle was just elected as the mayor of our city.
zabronić, zakazać start learning		to forbid / forbade / forbidden Sally's father forbade her from dating Jeremy.
sąsiedni start learning		neighboring When we were at the restaurant last night, guess who was sitting at the neighboring table!
rosa start learning		dew uncountable Early morning dew on the petal...
płatek start learning		a petal Love is a dew drop on a rose petal.
koszulka na ramiączkach (bez rękawków) start learning		a tank top She was in a white tank top and running shorts.
bielizna start learning		underwear Don't wear black underwear under a white shirt
nakryć do stołu 2 start learning		to set the table / to lay the table to lay the table (UK) We just need to set the table and then we can eat. / Mum cooks dinner and we lay the table.
włączyć (nastawić) pralkę start learning		to turn on the washing machine My father showe me how to turn on the washing machine.
śmiać się z start learning		to laugh at My friends laughed at my new haircut. / I can't go into work looking like this - everyone will laugh at me.
spontanicznie start learning		spontaneously We spontaneously decided to go to New York for the weekend.
spontaniczny start learning		spontaneous Everybody gets along with Sebastian because he has a friendly and spontaneous nature.
wyczuwalny, dostrzegalny start learning		perceptible Carla wasn't able to notice a perceptible difference in flavor between the coffees she sampled.
zapisać się na (kurs, studia, zajecia...) start learning		to enroll in She enrolled in a salsa class at the arts center. / At 19, she enrolled in the university's law school.
wypalony, spalony (zarowka ale tez zawodowo) start learning		burned-out The street's dark because there are several burned-out light bulbs. / I've worked for months without a day off. I'm burned-out.
antresola start learning		a mezzanine The architect included a mezzanine at second-floor level so we could have a study and extra living room.
jakby tego było mało start learning		as if it weren't enough She arrived late, didn't bring any present and, as if it weren't enough, she ate almost half of the cake.
bzdury, brednie, syf start learning		crap uncountable You're talking a load of crap! / Don't leave your crap on the counter. I'm about to make dinner.
gówniany, do dupy, syfny start learning		crappy This toaster is crappy; get rid of it! / There's no way I'm going to eat this crappy food. Let's just go for some pizza.
co ciekawe, warto zauważyć że, to interesujace ze start learning		interestingly Interestingly, more couples today decide to have no children.
fałszywy, podrobiony start learning		phony He set up a phony e-mail account as part of the scam. / I don't know why they hired English actors with phony American accents.
w locie (na poczekaniu) start learning		on the fly This new rule seems to have been created on the fly.
wdepnąć w coś start learning		to step in Gaby stepped in a puddle, but luckily, she was wearing her rain boots.
wkroczyć start learning		to step in The boys were fighting on the playground when one of the teachers came and stepped in.
Kałuża start learning		a puddle There were puddles everywhere after the storm.
przeciętność start learning		mediocrity Overwhelmed by an environment of mediocrity and lack of commitment, he resigned.
spłukiwać, zmywać dużą ilością wody, wypłukać start learning		to rinse regular The machine will add fabric softener to the clothes as it rinses them. / Please rinse the rice before you cook it.
zmyć, wypłukać start learning		to wash out regular The dentist advised me to wash out my mouth with salt water. / Wash out the oil stain before you put the shirt in the washing machine.
mogący odnosić się do czegoś, znajdujacy odbicie w czymś start learning		referrable the meaning of the book is referrable
szkoda, uszczerbek start learning		a detriment Doctors discovered they could lower the dose without detriment to the patient's health.
licznik start learning		a meter gas meter / electricity meter... The taxi didn't have a meter.
rozwinąć, rozłożyć start learning		to unfold regular Ralph had unfolded his newspaper and was about to start reading it when the bell rang. / The falcon unfolded its wings and took flight.
w największym stopniu, najszerzej jak sie da start learning		to the greatest extent We wished to ensure to the greatest extent possible that this limitation did not bias results of subsequent data analyses. / It should not be our object to try to minimise the benefit to the greatest extent.
fonetyczny start learning		phonetic I learned the phonetic alphabet in my linguistics class.
stłumić, zdusić (emocje, jakies zachowanie) start learning		to suppress Miriam's psychologist told her it wasn't healthy to suppress her feelings. / Ricky tried to suppress his laughter, but the man's hat was just too silly.
trzustka start learning		pancreas Your abdominal pain is due to an inflammation of the pancreas.
term used in boxing to describe something that has a slight chance of happening start learning		the puncher’s chance I thought i had a puncher's chance of going out with her even though she's the hottest girl in school.
miska dla psa start learning		a dog bowl
tabliczka czekolady start learning		a chocolate bar Ally gave her boyfriend a chocolate bar.
w ogóle, wcale start learning		whatsoever He has no respect for authority whatsoever. / There is no evidence whatever to show that this is in fact the case.
wywiad (szpiegowski) start learning		intel uncountable Our intel has located a hidden signal under the primary channel.
nieświadomy = completely ignorant or unaware of something start learning		oblivious of / to Donny is oblivious of the pain he's causing his parents with his bad behavior. / Jack was oblivious of his wife's affair. / I'm completely oblivious to the dangers of sun exposure
nieświadomie start learning		obliviously Distracted drivers chatting obliviously on a phone risk everyone's lives. / He wandered out of the bar and obliviously walked the streets.
stolik nocny 3 start learning		a bedside table / a night stand / a night table
pozwalać, zezwalać start learning		to let + bare infinitive without to nastepny czasownik Would you let me drive your car this weekend?
podzielić na 2 start learning		to divide into / to split into The teacher divided them into teams. / I want to split it into equal installments
sporadyczny start learning		sporadic Tension has been high for a long time and there are still sporadic outbreaks of fighting.
sporadycznie start learning		sporadically I like to do a sudoku sporadically throughout the day.
skąd to się wzięło? start learning		where did this come from?
na utrzymaniu start learning		dependent If you're financially dependent on your parents, they'll have to fill out this form.
faworyzować start learning		to favor Dan favored his youngest son, and his oldest son resented it.
pielucha / pielucha 2 (US / GB) start learning		a diaper / a nappy If you're going to the store, I need you to buy diapers and baby formula. / With two babies at home we go through two packages of nappies every day.
ząbek czosnku start learning		a clove of garlic Chop a clove of garlic and add it to the guacamole.
smoczek / smoczek 2 (US/GB) start learning		a pacifier / a dummy The baby fell asleep with the pacifier in his mouth. / Where's the dummy? The baby won't stop crying!
nocnik / nocnik 2 start learning		a potty / a chamber pot Little Carol was trying to pee in her potty. / Having a chamber pot in the bedroom was common in the old days.
ziarno pieprzu start learning		a peppercorn I ruined the soup when the bottom broke on the pepper grinder and all the peppercorns fell out.
romantyzować start learning		to romanticize about It's easy to romanticize about the past as a means of escape from the present.
zautomatyzować start learning		to automate If my work becomes automated, I'll lose my job.
automatyzacja start learning		automation Automation of creative work is simply not possible.
nawadniać, podlewać start learning		to water I water my garden every Sunday.
wykoleić się/zejść z ustalonego toru start learning		to derail The train derailed coming out of the station, but fortunately, no one was injured. / The case is going to derail if we can't get more evidence.
cętkowany, łaciaty start learning		spotted Spotted dogs, like Dalmatians, typically aren't born with their spots.
turkusowy start learning		turquoise I love the turquoise bikini the model is wearing.
muchomor 2 start learning		a toadstool / an amanita That fungus is an amanita. It's toxic and you shouldn't eat it. / Toadstools are recognizable by their bright color.
ciemnowłosy, brunet start learning		dark-haired My daughter is dark-haired and my son is blonde.
sałata start learning		a lettuce I bought lettuce at the market to make salad for dinner.
w kropki start learning		polka-dot / with polka dots / with spots That polka-dot blouse would look great with these pants. / For the children's bedroom, we bought wallpaper with multicolored spots.
w paski start learning		striped / stripy If you're going to the beach, take the big striped towel. / Jose was wearing a stripy shirt
grzywka 2 (US/UK) start learning		bangs, a fringe banga tylko plural Maria got bangs because the hairdresser said she would look nice. / I've got curly hair and fringe, so I straighten it every morning.
plątać się start learning		to tangle up Make sure that you don't tangle up the cables when you put them away. / The conditioner keeps hair from tangling up.
zrobić bałagan, nabałaganić / zamieszać, zepsuć start learning		to mess up bardzo szerokie znaczenie popsucia, zamieszania, rozwalenia itp The puppies messed up the garden. / Cindy's brother messed up her hair when he opened the car windows. / Alcohol abuse messed him up so much, his parents thought he'd never recover.
konik polny start learning		a grasshopper Grasshoppers can jump really high.
kolejka (np. w sklepie, na przystanku) 2 start learning		a line / a queue The line to get into the theater is very long. / The salesman wants us to form a queue.
staw, sadzawka start learning		a pond The children are playing with paper boats on the pond.
niedokładny / nieprecyzyjny 3 start learning		inaccurate / imprecise / inexact Estimates of the numbers involved remain inexact. / The figures are imprecise because they're based on a prediction of next year's sales. / Their estimate of the cost of the project was wildly inaccurate.
niedokładność/nieprecyzja 2 start learning		an inaccuracy / an imprecision Stop using spoons to measure out cough syrup. It usually leads to dosage inaccuracies. / We cannot allow any degree of imprecision in our calculations.
parkiet (typ podłogi) start learning		a parquet We laid ceramic tiles on the kitchen floor, because it's easier to clean than parquet.
nakrętka (na śrubkę) start learning		a nut We still need another nut to finish the shelf.
trzepaczka 2 start learning		a whisk / a beater I do not have a whisk at home so I used a fork to mix the ingredients. / It is much easier to whip cream with an electric beater.
ubijać coś w kuchni 2 start learning		to whip / to beat She is beating some eggs to make an omelette. / Whip the cream until soft peaks form.
pacha 2 start learning		an armpit / an underarm The nurse placed the thermometer under his armpit. / His underarms sweat a lot when he exercises.
zgasić, ugasić 2 start learning		to extinguish / to put out They extinguished the fire with sand before leaving. / Firefighters put out the beginnings of a fire in the national forest.
strzykawka start learning		a syringe The doctor injected corticoids into the muscle with a syringe.
rozmówca start learning		an interlocutor Your interlocutor will understand your message better if you use hand gestures.
drewno kominkowe start learning		firewood uncountable It rained yesterday and now all the firewood is wet.
zabraknąć, wyczerpać się, kończyć się start learning		to run out of We ran out of gas and had to walk home. / Hurry up! I'm running out of patience. / The survivors would run out of supplies in a few days.
kryć kogoś, chronić kogoś na ogół przed kimś innym nie mówiąc prawdy 2 start learning		to cover for / to cover up for If you want me to cover up for you, you'll have to be honest with me, and tell me what really happened. / Please cover for me! Don't tell Mom that I ate all the pancakes!
gęsia skórka 3 start learning		goose pimples / goose bumps / gooseflesh What a moving scene! Look, I have goose pimples. / Why have you got goose bumps? Are you cold? / When I saw those two characters coming toward me in the alley, I broke out in gooseflesh.
niejasny (trudny do zrozumienia), ogólnikowy start learning		vague The candidate's proposal was a bit vague about how he would enforce such a drastic law. / I only had a vague idea of what the film was about.
nudności mdłości start learning		nausea tylko pl Fever, nausea and vomiting are common symptoms of food poisoning. / I only feel nausea in the morning, before breakfast.
ulewa 2 start learning		a downpour / a rainstorm I got caught in a downpour on the way home. / The fishermen couldn't go out fishing because of the rainstorm.
zamieć, śnieżyca start learning		a blizzard The blizzard caused a lot of damage.
migracja start learning		migration uncountable Migration has been a way of life for many agricultural workers for generations.
podkowa start learning		a horseshoe Many people believe that horseshoes are lucky.
cofnąć, unieważnić start learning		to undo jak do Mariana made a mistake on the scarf she's knitting and had to undo most of her work. / I'm going on a detox diet to undo the damage from my holiday excess.
rozpadać się na kawałki start learning		to fall apart Buy yourself some new boots. Those are about to fall apart. / The project fell apart due to lack of funds.
zachowanie, postępowanie, postawa start learning		a demeanor Her demeanor was always exemplary. / Michael maintained a brave demeanor in the face of danger.
rytm start learning		a rhythm The people danced to the rhythm of the drums.
gwiazdka symbolizująca przypis, (*) start learning		an asterisk The asterisk at the end of this sentence indicates that there's more information at the bottom of the page.
browar start learning		a brewery The brewery is focusing on producing small-batch craft beers.
okruch start learning		a crumb Would you sweep the crumbs that are on the floor?
małe dziecko, brzdąc start learning		a toddler 1-2 lata, co zaczyna chodzic Now that Fernanda is a toddler, we have to be careful not to leave any sharp objects lying around.
przestraszyć 2 start learning		to frighten / to scare The dog frightened the children. / Horror movies don't scare me.
przestraszyć się start learning		to get frightened We got terribly frightened when the bomb went off. / Don't be frightened! It's just thunder.
prawda start learning		truth uncountable You must tell the truth when you're on the witness stand.
wykorzenić, wyrwać z korzeniami, wysiedlić start learning		to uproot You have to completely uproot the bamboo to keep it from spreading. / The bombings have uprooted thousands of people.
uzdrawiać start learning		to heal This cream will heal the wound quicker. / The entire country must work together to heal the wounds of war.
nadawać, transmitować start learning		to broadcast Channel 11 will broadcast the debate live.
nadawanie, transmisja start learning		a broadcast The channel interrupted the broadcast of a show to announce the news.
pijak 2 start learning		a drunkard / a drunk He's known as the town drunkard. / They threw the drunk out of the bar.
łuska broni start learning		a casing The detectives used the casing of a. 38 caliber bullet as evidence against Paul.
zakraplacz / pipeta start learning		a dropper You'll need a dropper to make sure you add exactly eight droplets of the medication.
kwintesencja start learning		a quintessence This is the quintessence of Romanticism.
przeciwny, odwrotny start learning		contrary We believe that the proposed healthcare reforms are contrary to the interests of patients. / Our boss won't tolerate any contrary points of view.
Przepowiednia start learning		a prophecy According to the prophecy, the Messiah would be born of a virgin.
wyrocznia start learning		an oracle The king consulted the oracle for guidance from the gods.
nagle start learning		all of a sudden My day was going great, until all of a sudden I slipped on the ice and broke my arm.
zapasjonowany czymś (mający pasję) start learning		passionate about something Mike is passionate about baseball.
dotrzymywać słowa start learning		walk the talk if our company promises to protect the environment, we have to walk and talk
ogłosić upadłość / ogłosić upadłość 2 start learning		to declare a bankrupcy / to file a bankrupcy After 20 years in business, the store had to file for bankruptcy.
zahipnotyzować (nie dosłownie tylko jako oczarować, zadziwić) start learning		to mesmerize The singer's haunting voice mesmerized everyone in the room. / The magnificent fireworks display over the harbor mesmerized the whole city.
niekorzystny start learning		disadventageous That is one of the disadvantageous outcomes that we're trying to avoid.
w niekorzystnej sytuacji start learning		disadvantaged The center provides tutoring services to disadvantaged kids. / Twenty percent of this school's student population is socioeconomically disadvantaged.
żyjący w złych warunkach start learning		underprivileged A lot of these underprivileged city kids have never really gotten to experience nature.
linijka 2 start learning		a ruler / a rule We used a ruler to draw squares. / I need a rule to measure the lengths of these boards.
namiętny start learning		passionate The lovers spent a passionate night together in the woods.
when someone mocks you but you accept that they are just having fun. start learning		It’s all in good fun We joke around, and it's all in good fun.
urozmaicony start learning		diversified diverisficated - źle... He owns a diversified farm, raising livestock, produce, and medicinal herbs.
w dzisiejszych czasach / w obecnym czasie / w dzisiejszych czasach 3 start learning		these days / at the current time / nowadays
jeden z bogatszych ludzi start learning		one of the wealthier people people nie person - PL potrzebne
te pieniądze start learning		that money that nie those - tylko singular What you gonna do with all that money, Anna Mae?
trochę 2 (kiedy ktory uzyc?) start learning		slightly / a bit we don’t use ‘bit’ if the adjective is before the noun. You can use ‘slightly’ The restaurant is a bit far to walk from here. / And, each would have a slightly different degree of mobility.
godny / zasługujący na coś / wart czegoś start learning		worthy / deserving I'm convinced that Julia's project is deserving of our support. / The actor was worthy of a lifetime achievement award.
wątpliwy 2 start learning		dubious / doubtful A firm of dubious reputation won the contract. / Some of the paintings in his collection are of doubtful value.
w najlepszym wypadku start learning		at best at best dobious / I reckon you'll get $100 at best for that guitar. / She is a good singer, but she will never win the competition. She will be runner-up at best.
czesać start learning		to comb Elena combed her sister's hair every morning. / You should comb the wool before spinning it.
grzebień start learning		a comb One of the teeth on this comb broke.
przeczesywać coś, przeszukać start learning		to comb The police combed the area for evidence. / The couple combed the house, but they didn't find the lost ring.
burzliwy (doslownie i w przenosni) start learning		stormy After four stormy days, the sun finally came out. / It was high time that Claudia put an end to the stormy relationship she had with Carlos.
burzliwy, niespokojny (z turbulencjami) start learning		turbulent That decade was a turbulent period in Europe's history. / The sea water became turbulent in the storm.
an intensive or sudden military attack or a sudden concerted effort to deal with something. start learning		a blitz Katrina and I had a blitz on the cleaning /. Everyone went down into the bunkers during the blitz.
wymagany (nie required) start learning		requisite The party failed to obtain the requisite majority to form a government. / Training can be provided for those who lack the requisite experience.
okrucieństwo start learning		an atrocity Those who committed these atrocities must be brought to justice. / It is shocking to think that some people are capable of such atrocity.
skandaliczny (extremely bad in a way that is very noticeable) start learning		egregious It was an egregious error for a statesman to show such ignorance. / The ambassador called the incident an egregious violation of human rights.
nudny, monotonny, nużący (nie boring) start learning		tedious The problem is I find most forms of exercise so tedious. / I hate networking events. They're so tedious.
insynuować coś start learning		to insinuate My mother insinuated that I destroyed her life.
psychika start learning		psyche Marianne's parents never paid her a compliment, and that affected her psyche negatively.
jednoznaczny 2 start learning		unequivocal, unambiguous The prime minister, he said, had the party's unequivocal support. / The election results are unambiguous: the incumbent won.
jednoznacznie start learning		unequivocally The English word "actor" no long unequivocally specifies the gender of the person.
pocieszające 2 start learning		comforting / consoling Juan's consoling advice encouraged me to carry on. / I don't find it very comforting when you say my project isn't very good.
różnorodność start learning		a variety Our survey reveals a wide variety of viewpoints among the city's residents. / We also have a variety of vegetarian options.
płukanie start learning		a rinse Our washing machine broke, so we have to give these clothes a rinse by hand.
krajobraz / sceneria 2 start learning		a landscape / a scenery I saw the landscape stretch for miles from the top of the mountain. / Let's drive to the mountains this fall; I've heard that the scenery is breathtaking.
zapierający dech w piersiach start learning		breathtaking Our hotel room had a breathtaking view of the entire city.
Someone who is focusing on something that just happened rather than the big picture. start learning		to be a prisoner of the moment Billy complained that his favorite sports team's season was over after they lost a game several weeks ago, but he was just a prisoner of the moment because they actually ended up winning the Championship.
muszka (ubranie) start learning		a bow tie I suggest that the bow tie be the same color as the suit.
rozmyć, rozmazać (fizycznie ale tez np. pamiec) start learning		to blur The water had blurred the outlines of the faces in the photograph. / A few too many drinks blurred her memory of the concert.
rozmycie, zamazanie, roznazany obraz start learning		a blur And the people there said that all they saw was a blur. / I felt something hit me on the back of the head; everything became a blur, and that's the last thing I remember.
przepraszam? slucham? start learning		pardon Pardon? Could you repeat what you said?
szkicować coś, zarysować start learning		to sketch As they talked, she started sketching the landscape in front of them. / I'd like to sketch a plan for our trip before we leave.
szkic, zarys start learning		a sketch I drew several sketches of her face in pencil. / The book includes a short biographical sketch of the author. / You need to send us the sketch of the project you want us to develop.
zwrócić się przeciwko komuś start learning		to turn against The investors turned against the CEO when they discovered that he had been stealing money from the firm.
oszaleć / zwariować 3 start learning		to go mad / to go crazy / to go insane They say he went crazy after living alone in a cabin in the mountains. / I'd go mad if I had to deal with so many children every day.
zrobić się poważny (z kakiegoś powodu) start learning		to sober Mariano's smiling face sobered when he realized Alicia wasn't laughing.
raz na zawsze start learning		once and for all I'm going to leave this awful place once and for all.
to jest to, czego potrzeba, aby start learning		it is what it takes to defense, it is what it takes to win a basketball game
przeinaczyć coś, fałszybie przedstawić start learning		misrepresent something The government has misrepresented the findings of the report in order to support its policy.
szpula, szpulka 2 start learning		a spool / a reel She used a whole spool of yarn to knit the sweater. / Jane used a whole reel of thread while making the wedding dress.
antonim start learning		an antonym The antonym of "bearded" is "beardless."
opomiarowany start learning		measured Our campaigns are strictly measured and are distinguished by their effectiveness.
sprać, pobić, dać wpierdziel start learning		to clobber Those guys are going to clobber you for what you said. / The thugs jumped out and clobbered Miguel when he left the building.
to leave or abandon one start learning		to bail on someone Hey, thanks for bailing on me earlier—I was stuck talking to that guy for half an hour! / Come on, I highly doubt that Angela would bail on you after one fight.
tandetny, byle jaki, slabej jakosci start learning		shoddy The first chair I built was pretty shoddy, but the second came out quite a bit better. / I would never bring my guitar to that repairman; he does really shoddy work.
to behave in more extreme ways, or to try new things that have not been acceptable or tried before: start learning		to push the envelope We will keep trying to push the envelope - our market demands it. / Just like every other kid, I pushed the envelope. If I got away with being ten minutes late one night, I might be twenty minutes late the next night.
skierowanie (do lekarza), być skierowanym do lekarza 2 start learning		referral / to be reffered to Have you been referred to a specialist? / I'm going to ask the doctor to refer me to a rheumatologist. / The doctor gave me a referral to see the oncologist.
nędza, niedola, nieszczęście start learning		misery uncountable My parents lost their jobs and we lived in misery for a few years. / My sister refuses to get married because she wants to avoid the misery of ever getting divorced.
wprawić w osłupienie start learning		to discombobulate I was discombobulated by Freddy's unexpected arrival at my door, as he had a bunch of flowers in his hand.
wprawiający w osłupienie, zdumiewający start learning		discombobulating I found it a totally discombobulating experience.
kruszyć się, rozpadać się / kruszyć cos start learning		to crumble I like to crumble blue cheese on my salads. / The coalition crumbled, resulting in six more years of war. / The building is crumbling for lack of maintenance.
niezdecydowany, wahający się start learning		hesitant Lara was hesitant about what to do. / He was hesitant about signing the contract without legal advice.
płakać nad rozlanym mlekiem 2 start learning		cry over spilt milk / cry over spilled milk It's a waste of time crying over spilt milk, he says; you just have to move on with your life. / Here we are crying over spilled milk when we should be thinking about the future.
nie bez powodu / nie na próżno 2 start learning		not without reason / not in vain Europe is called the Old Continent not without reason. / As it turned out, not in vain.
namacalny, dotykalny start learning		palpable With Francisco y Estela arguing in front of everyone, a palpable awkwardness filled the room.
niewyczuwalny, nienamacalny start learning		impalpable An impalpable dust in the air filled the room.
niezaprzeczalny, bezsporny start learning		undeniable Mark has an undeniable charm that many women find attractive. / It's undeniable that she has the ability to win, but does she have the necessary drive and ambition?
usunąć, skasować start learning		to delete — Do you want to delete the file? / The editor suggested the writer delete some paragraphs.
różdżka start learning		a wand The magician waved his wand, and a pigeon suddenly appeared!
machnięciem (ręką) start learning		a wave The baby gave a wave to say "hello." / One wave of a magic wand
machać / machać do 2 start learning		to wave / to wave at I'd been waving at you for a while, but you couldn't see me. / The girls were waving their handkerchiefs and flags upon the soldiers' return.
sanitariusz, ratownik medyczny start learning		a paramedic If the paramedics hadn't arrived when they did, our father might have died.
wygoda start learning		comfortability uncountable I have zero comfortability. Since the last race I have not thought for one second that I am leading the world championship.
skaza, wada, usterka start learning		a flaw They didn't detect the flaw in the system until after the software was released. / The sofa is discounted due to a minor cosmetic flaw that is easily hidden.
wyrazić zgodę na 2 start learning		to consent to / to agreed to He consented to undergo a DNA test to verify the paternity. / My son agreed to come with us to the family reunion with the condition that we lent him our car for the weekend.
dogadać się / dojść do porozumienia 2 start learning		to reach an agreement / to come to an agreement After days of negotiations, the diplomats finally reached an agreement. / Eventually I came to an agreement with my neighbor and we split the cost of repairing the garden wall.
spójność start learning		cohesion uncountable There is more and more social division here and less social cohesion.
ślepy zaułek, ślepa uliczka start learning		a dead end Peace negotiations have reached a dead end.
martwy punt / pat / impas 3 start learning		a deadlock / a stalemate / an impasse The negotiations have reached a deadlock, as neither side is willing to compromise. / Collective bargaining proceedings have come to a stalemate, and the strike will continue. / The negotiations have reached an impasse
samobójca start learning		a suicide Some people say that the Golden Gate Bridge attracts suicides.
spadająca gwiazda start learning		a shooting star When you see a shooting star, you have to make a wish.
usunąć, pozbyć się start learning		to delete Don't worry. We've deleted your name from the article. / Can you check and then delete any incorrect information on the form?
terapeutyczny start learning		therapeutic I find going for a walk very therapeutic after a hard day's work.
prorok start learning		a prophet The prophet Moses showed the two stone tablets with God's ten commandments to the Hebrews.
jedwab start learning		a silk They have some beautiful silk scarves for sale at the mall.
żałoba start learning		mourning uncountable The entire city is in mourning after the tragic accident.
jak dla mnie start learning		as for me Susan would like to dance all night. As for me, I'd rather go home.
w przypadku (czegoś / jakiejś akcji) 2 start learning		in case of / in case z of dla rzeczowników / bez of dla czasowników in case of fire, break the glass / in case something happens, we need to be prepared
oszczędny start learning		frugal He has always lived a very frugal life, and now even more so with age.
umiarkowany start learning		moderate The restaurant on the corner has fresh food for moderate prices. / The film was a moderate success but didn't break any records.
śmieciarka start learning		a garbage truck Well, I heard a garbage truck sideswiped two parked cars.
śmieciarz 2 start learning		a garbage collector / a garbage man He worked as a garbage collector, and his professional union activity began in 1988.
spójność start learning		cohesion uncountable There is more and more social division here and less social cohesion.
wycofać (samochód) start learning		to back out The bus couldn't fit in the tunnel, so it backed out. / Stephanie backed out of the garage and drove to work.
do odzyskania start learning		retrievable Even deleted computer files are retrievable for those who know how and where to look.
szczypta start learning		a pinch I only added a pinch of salt to the potatoes.
ropa (np. podczas zakażenia) start learning		a pus The wound is infected and is full of pus.
menel, żul start learning		a bum He's not a bum. He just doesn't think that he needs to spend a lot of money on clothes.
najadłem się start learning		I'm full
jednoznaczny start learning		unequivocal The defendant has the jury's unequivocal support. They certainly will acquit him.
jednoznacznie start learning		unequivocally The English word "actor" no long unequivocally specifies the gender of the person.
bodziec / bodźce start learning		a stimulus / stimuli The research will analyze how subjects respond to different visual stimuli. / The child was living in a family environment where there was no stimulus for her creativity.
stereotypowy start learning		stereotypical Prince Charming is a stereotypical character that rescues the princess in fairy tales.
zwrócić się do start learning		to turn to I can always turn to my father for advice.
to join an activity that has become very popular or to change your opinion to one that has become very popular so that you can share in its success start learning		to jump on the bandwagon After a couple of politicians won elections by promising to cut taxes, most of the others jumped on the bandwagon.
wschod słonca start learning		Sunrise To get the most out of the trip, we left before sunrise.
zachód słońca start learning		sunset Our hotel has a rooftop bar from which we can see the sunset.
świt start learning		dawn We stayed up until dawn.
lokator / najemca 3 start learning		a leaseholder / a tenant / a lessee The leaseholder was accused of subletting without the written consent of the landlord. / I won't return the deposit to the tenant. / As a lessee, I must pay the rent on the due date.
wynajmujący 2 start learning		a landlord / a lessor a landlady - o kobiecie The contract states that the tenant must inform the lessor one month in advance before moving out. / My father is the landlord of this apartment and he receives 500 dollars a month for it.
udoskonalić (umiejętność), poprawić, wzmocnić start learning		to enhance Regular exercise can significantly enhance the quality of your life. / The program seeks to enhance the capacity of the community to prevent floods.
ulepszenie, poprawa start learning		an enhancement Most patients reported an enhancement in quality of life after the treatment. / The board members met to discuss a strategy for revenue enhancement.
przyczynić się do czegoś start learning		to contribute to something I want to thank all the people who have contributed to the success of this project.
wypełnić / napełniać start learning		to fill regular art fills a space. / Fill my glass with more of that delicious wine. / The workers will fill the hole with concrete tomorrow.
mech start learning		a moss The moss growing on the castle walls makes it look older than it really is.
obok start learning		beside could you sit beside me?
wypowiadać start learning		to enunciate Fredy is from the coast, so he doesn't enunciate all the letters in a word.
możesz iść, pozwolić komuś odejść start learning		off you go
wybrać coś, zdecydować się na start learning		to opt for something I like these two dresses, but I think I'll opt for the blue one. / Banking fees are often lower if you opt to open a checking account.
wyrazić zgodę / zrezygnować start learning		to opt in / to opt out He didn't exactly opt out because he never opted in
dojrzały (owoc, jedzenie...) start learning		ripe mature - raczej dla zywych istot The red tomatoes are ripe.
posluchaj mnie, (“i can assure you”) start learning		take it from me take it from me, kid—I've been there, done it, seen it all
pogorszenie, podupadanie, zepsucie start learning		an aggravation Many people have left the country due to the aggravation of already poor economic conditions. / The president's reckless comments have caused an aggravation of our relations with China.
łaskotać start learning		to tickle He tickled his daughter until she laughed so hard that she couldn't breathe. / Stop, it tickles...
rozgość się, czuj się jak u siebie w domu start learning		make yourself at home Come on in and make yourself at home.
zgodność start learning		a compliance We will have strict controls to ensure compliance with our quality standards. / In compliance with your instructions, we painted the house red.
perspektywa czasu (mądrość po fakcie) start learning		hindsight with the benefit of hindsight - gotowe okreslenie with the benefit of hindsight, I wish I had studied harder for the exam. / The pandemic was totally predictable, with the benefit of hindsight
dalekowzroczność, umiejętność przewidywania, przezorność start learning		foresight Thanks to the broker's foresight, we sold our shares before the market crashed. / With total lack of foresight, we bought only four bottles of wine for the party.
zapomnienie, nicość start learning		oblivion We dedicate this monument so that these events do not fall into oblivion.
krem z filtrem / balsam do opalania 2 start learning		a sunscreen / a sunscreen lotion Put on sunscreen before going out. / Can you put sunscreen lotion on my back?
obgadywać kogoś za plecami, mowić o kimś źle start learning		to bad-mouth no one wants to hire an individual who bad-mouths a prior employer
ograniczony czasowo start learning		timebound are the objectives timebound?
urodzić kogoś start learning		to give birth What day did your wife give birth?
kąpiel (w jeziorze, morzu ale nie wannie) start learning		a dip It's so hot. I think I'm going to take a dip.
zdyskredytować start learning		to discredit They couldn't argue with her logic, so they tried to discredit her with false rumors.
przytulać (się), tulić (się), pieścić (się) start learning		to cuddle The little girl cuddled her favorite stuffed animal.
dobrze sie stało, jest to dobra rzecz, to dobrze start learning		it's just as well it's just as well = to dobrze / dobrze sie stalo - kiedy wystepuje samo It's beginning to rain - it's just as well that we brought our umbrellas.
być lepsze od czegoś innego, nie umywać się do czegoś start learning		to have (got) nothing on I love French food but it’s got nothing on Spanish food
śruba 2 start learning		a screw / a bolt Pass me those screws so I can fix the light to the ceiling. / The hardware factory specializes in making screws, nuts, and bolts.
teoretyzować start learning		to theorise Some researchers theorised that the virus had been created in a laboratory.
kompleks (np. niższości, wagi, wygladu) start learning		an insecurity I need to stop blaming you for my insecurities.
trąbić (klaksonem) 3 start learning		honk the horn / blow the horn / to honk Stop honking your horn. Why don't you just calm down, eh? / I blew my horn because a truck was blocking my way. / A car stopped in front of the house and honked three times.
wkręcać start learning		to screw in Use a wrench to screw in the screws of the tire.
odkręcić (srubę, sloik itp) start learning		to unscrew I can't unscrew this jar of pickles. / It would be a lot faster if we had an electric screwdriver to unscrew these parts.
wkrętarka start learning		an electric screwdriver It would be a lot faster if we had an electric screwdriver to unscrew these parts.
wiertarka start learning		a drill We need a drill to hang the mirror on the wall.
syczeć (wąż, gęś, żelazko, kot...) start learning		to hiss Whenever I tried to stroke the cat, it would hiss.
niespójność start learning		an incoherence There are incoherences in these numbers. They don't add up.
spójność start learning		a coherence The facts given by the defendant lack coherence.
to try to do something that one will not be able to do (idiom) start learning		to fight a losing battle I've been trying to organize this mess, but I think I'm fighting a losing battle.
kontrproduktywne, dajace efekt przeciwny do zamierzonego start learning		counterproductive A diet that lets you have soft drinks everyday is counterproductive for your health.
interoperacyjny / able to exchange and make use of information. start learning		interoperable if two products, programs, etc. are interoperable, they can be used together: The program was not interoperable with other software.
kompromis start learning		a tradeoff The tradeoff in a democracy is between individual liberty and an orderly society.
świetlik (owad) start learning		a firefly The fireflies light up the swamp.
zawiesić się, wyłączyć się, zagapić się start learning		to space out potoczne What did you say? Sorry, I spaced out for a second.
wrzucić do (jednego worka) / To put or categorize someone or something in the same manner or group as someone or something else, especially in a careless, hasty, or indiscriminately. start learning		to lump in with Just because I've dabbled in drugs and alcohol doesn't mean I deserve to be lumped in with those degenerates. Kids, please don't lump the dark clothes with the whites
Do tego czasu, do tego moment (w tym okresie w przyszlosci) start learning		by this time By this time tomorrow I'll be a millionaire. / By this time next year I'll be on vacation in Hawaii.
losowość start learning		randomness I didn't get very good results from my experiment. I can't explain their randomness.
bezsilny, bezradny start learning		impotent Every time I see a beggar asking for money I feel impotent.
Odziedziczyć start learning		to inherit When I die, my son will inherit my fortune.
absurdalny, niedorzeczny start learning		cockamamie He had some cockamamie idea about turning waste paper into animal food.
cnota start learning		a virtue Patience is a virtue
małostkowy, drobny, nieistotny start learning		petty My job is hampered by hundreds of petty rules about tidiness and punctuality.
środek ostrożności start learning		a precaution There are certain precautions that a sailor has to take when navigating a storm. / The school didn't take the precautions necessary to prevent the fire.
głupkowaty start learning		goofy The clown spoke to the child in a goofy voice to make her laugh.
Praca na wysokości start learning		Work at height
prowadzić do czegoś start learning		to lead to sth lead / led / led Raising the minimum wage led to a rise in prices.
zdzierać z kogoś (pieniadze) start learning		rip someone off You've paid twice what it's worth. I'm sorry to say you've been ripped off.
naganny start learning		reprehensible His actions may be morally reprehensible, but they are not crime.
męczący, nużący, dokuczliwy (causing one to feel bored or annoyed) start learning		tiresome You can be so tiresome sometimes. Please leave me alone! / I was assigned the tiresome task of reorganizing the file cabinet.
lęk wysokości start learning		fear of heights I've always had a terrible fear of heights.
bać się czegoś start learning		to be afraid of be afraid NIE do afraid - jak w przykladzie they are really not afraid of anything
sztywność 2 start learning		rigidity / stiffness I just can't get used to the rigidity of the rules here. / The rigidity of this piece of metal makes it impossible to bend. / This cement has the necessary stiffness to be used as pavement.
jak to się ma do...? start learning		how does this relate to...? but how does this relate to what you said?
wąż ogrodowy, szlauch start learning		a hose Aldo is watering the plants with the hose.
kompromitujący start learning		compromising Some compromising pictures of the singer were leaked on the Internet.
do piątku start learning		by Friday If we start driving now, we'll get to Las Vegas by Friday.
żaglowiec/żaglówka 2 start learning		a sailing ship / a sailboat My father worked one summer as part of the crew of a tourist sailing ship.
domofon 2 start learning		an intercom / an entryphone The intercom in my building isn't working, so call me when you're downstairs. / Juliana said over the entryphone that she wants us to wait for her for five minutes.
rozgałęzienie 2 start learning		a branching / a ramification you shouldn't be doing a lot of branching in the plot of the new game.
interesariusz start learning		a stakeholder The project manager needs to take into consideration the needs of all stakeholders.
Węgorz start learning		an eel At the Japanese restaurant, I tried a delicious dish of eel in soy sauce.
pełna dziur / dziurawy start learning		full of holes There must be clothes moths in the closet. All the clothes are full of holes.
rama, szkielet (pracy) start learning		a framework We must conduct our scientific research within a framework of ethical norms.
udoskonalenie, ulepszenie start learning		a refinement This new technique represents a substantial refinement in the process. / We still have some refinement to do on the machine design before releasing it for sale.
krótkowzroczny 2 start learning		short-sighted / myopic He's a shortsighted man who can only live for the moment. / These students have a myopic attitude toward learning. They have no interest in anything beyond what's on the test.
o wilku mowa (idiom) start learning		speaking of the devil Did you hear what happened to Anna yesterday - oh, speak of the devil, here she is.
dużo gada mało robi (idiom) (o kims kto jest mocny tylko w gebie) start learning		a barking dog never bites Mr. Stewart may yell a lot, but I doubt he'll do anything to you—a barking dog never bites.
lepiej późno niż wcale start learning		better late than never The card arrived a week after my birthday. Oh well, better late than never, I suppose.
bułka z masłem 2 (coś bardzo łatwego) start learning		piece of cake / easy-peasy
upewnić się start learning		to make sure We need to make sure that the bus schedule hasn't changed.
Nie zrozum mnie źle start learning		Don't get me wrong Don't get me wrong. I still love her. I just don't want to be with her.
wyraźny start learning		explicit The instructions were not explicit enough and they planted the trees in the wrong place.
wyraźnie start learning		explicitly He made explicitly racist statements, and yet denies being a racist.
przestrzegać, stosować się do start learning		to comply with Every state must comply with the new federal regulations. / We have to comply with the judge's decision.
być posłusznym start learning		to obey You're a soldier, and therefore you must obey the general's orders.
letni, lekko ciepły, ciepławy 2 start learning		lukewarm / tepid This tea is lukewarm. / The pool's water is tepid.
siano start learning		a hay There were bales of hay around the field.
ochrona środowiska 2 start learning		environmental protection / protection of the environment
ścieki, nieczystości start learning		wastewater The government seeks to punish the discharge of wastewater into rivers.
oczyszczalnia ścieków 2 start learning		sewage treatment plant / waste water treatment plant
oczyszczanie ścieków start learning		wastewater treatment
synchronizacja 2 start learning		synchronization / sync I need to activate the file sharing and synchronization feature on my computer. / The government really appears to be out of sync with the public
orzechowy start learning		nutty The ice cream had a really nutty taste.
owocowy start learning		fruity We can serve the turkey with a fruity wine. I think they go well together.
zaślepienie, zauroczenie start learning		infatuation Everyone said to her that it was just infatuation and she'd soon forget him, but time went on and she just couldn't get him out of her head.
szkło powiększające / lupa start learning		a magnifying glass I examined the evidence with a magnifying glass
kleszcz start learning		a tick It's very difficult to get ticks out of animals' fur.
gospodarowanie odpadami start learning		waste management Johnson runs a waste management company that works for the city council.
nawóz, kompost start learning		a fertilizer We didn't use fertilizers to grow these tomatoes.
wrogi start learning		hostile I always thought we got along well. I don't understand why she was so hostile towards me.
dostosować się do tego, wyrównywać np podejscie czy myslenie itp start learning		to align with There are those who think that the biased media has aligned with this candidate. / The politician aligned with the Church to try to get more votes from Catholics.
pasuje jak ulał start learning		fit like a glove I love these pants because they fit like a glove and they're so comfortable.
drętwieć / zdrętwienie start learning		to numb / a numb The freezing wind numbed Leonardo's face.
senny / śpiący 2 start learning		drowsy / sleepy I'm drowsy because I didn't sleep well last night. / Ana is sleepy now because she was awake the whole night.
poziom, stopień, szczebel start learning		a tier The tickets for the highest tiers at the stadium are the cheapest. / The upper tiers of management got raises while people were laid off on the lower tiers.
drwal 3 start learning		a woodcutter / a lumberjack / a logger The woodcutter cut down the tree with his ax. / The lumberjack turned on his saw and began cutting the tree.
perfidny start learning		perfidious She described the new criminal law as a perfidious attack on democracy.
wzbogacić start learning		to enrich / to make rich The colonies had enriched Spain to the point where it was the most powerful nation in the world. / Coffee export made the country rich.
stanąć na wysokości zadania/wyzwania start learning		rise to the occasion/challenge In the exam she rose to the occasion and wrote a brilliant essay.
slomainy zapał start learning		to be a flash in the pan I am a flash in the pan and I've got the desire to do everything all at once, which usually ends with a poor result.
ranny ptaszek / ranny ptaszek 2 start learning		an early riser / an early bird I'm an early riser. I always get up at five. / Early birds do not perform well in the evenings; they prefer to work or study in the morning.
Zakłopotany, zawstydzony 2 start learning		embarrassed / ashamed I've never been so embarrassed in my entire life! / We're ashamed we canceled at the last minute.
statyczny, bez zmian start learning		static Markets have remained static this week.
pod opieką start learning		under care we have two cats under care
powiedzenie/przysłowie 2 start learning		a saying / a proverb That's an old saying that my grandmother quotes all the time. / There's a proverb that goes: "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush."
łamaniec językowy start learning		a tongue-twister Let's see if you can say this tongue-twister without getting any words wrong.
kasza gryczana, gryka start learning		a buckwheat Buckwheat is a gluten-free cereal-like seed that helps decrease cholesterol levels.
wzbogacający start learning		enriching Helping the victims of the earthwuake was an enriching experience.
Lodowisko start learning		an ice rink Every winter, they turn this basketball court into an ice rink.

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