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Question		Answer
Pogardzać start learning		contemptuous He is narcissistic and very contemptuous towards his colleagues
sumienny start learning		conscientious
cieszyć się start learning		rejoiced The fans rejoiced at the news of the group's comeback
spoglądać triumfująco start learning		gloated
promieniować start learning		beamed
nie posiadać się z radości start learning		exulted The women exulted over her children's test scores
unosząc się radością start learning		jubilant We were jubilant about the result of the election and our candidate's victory
nie posiadać się z radości start learning		exulted
udaremniony start learning		thwarted
narzekać start learning		moaning
zasmucać się start learning		grieving The boy was still grieving over the loss of his beloved dog
nienawidzić start learning		loathers Chris is camera shy. He really loathers having photos taken of him
uwielbiać start learning		adores
nienawidzić start learning		abhor I could never be a racist. I abhor racism in all its forms
odczuwać odrzucenie start learning		repulse
wzgardzony start learning		scorned Perhaps the biggest mistake was that she visibly scorned her opponent. No wonder she ended up defeated
wykryć start learning		scored
życzliwy start learning		benevolents
wrogi start learning		hostile My new boss is misanthropic and he is hostile towards most pepole in office
niespokojny start learning		anxious Janet loves the company of pepole and she always gets a bit anxious when she is alone
podekscytowany start learning		aflutter
bezstronny start learning		disinterested
obojętny start learning		indifferent He was indifferent to their decision since it didn't affect him in any way
zaczerwienić się start learning		blushes Derek still blushes to think about how reckless and ill-advised he was
dreszcze start learning		shivers
oszalały start learning		distraught She looked at him, her face expressionless, but he knew very well that she was distraught
nieobecny start learning		distrait
niepokoić start learning		disconcert
zamieszanie start learning		discomfiture Robert could hardly keep his countenance and she took pleasure in his discomfiture
przerażony start learning		aghast Tom murmured some inaudible word. He was not sure whether to be elated or aghast
nieziemsko upiorny start learning		ghostly
bojaźliwy start learning		fearful He was fearful and pale. You would think something serious was happening but he was just watching penalty shoot-outs
przerażający start learning		fearsome
zdenerwowany start learning		flurried
wybuchać start learning		flared His anger flared when he learnt that she was talking behind his back
pijany start learning		stoned
zaskoczony start learning		stunned Harry was stunned when he realised that he had won the loterry
pszczoła start learning		bee
zadowolenie start learning		glee Although she tried to appear symapthetic, she just couldn't hide the glee in her voice
panika start learning		panic
ogarnięty paniką start learning		panic - stricken He had a rising feeling of panic-stricken when he couldn't find his wallet with all his credit cards
sparaliżowany ze strachu start learning		petrified He stood petrified not able to move or breath
rozłożyć, gnić start learning		putrefied
rozładowywać start learning		defuse The party leaders met to defuse the crisis
udobruchać, ułaskawiać start learning		placate I think he will need something more than just bouquet of flowers to placate
godzić start learning		conciliate He was appointed to conciliate between the confilicting parties
przebłagiwać start learning		appease In order to appease the opposition, the Prime Minister dismissed Minister of Justice
uspokoić się start learning		calm down She was so shaken that she was comletely unable to calm down
łagodzić start learning		assuage The teacher did all he could to assuage his students fear of falling the exam
godzić start learning		conciliate The finally conciliate with each other after an eight-month separation
rozpalić start learning		fuel His reckless remark has only fuelled more anger among his coleagues
budzić start learning		arouse Her being nice all of a sudden arouse his suspicions and set him on guard
zachęcać start learning		incite The govermment's decisions incited riots and protests in the street
wariactwo start learning		frenzy a state of wild, uncontrolled behavior or emotion
wściekłość start learning		fury violent anger
podekscytowany start learning		excitement a state of being very happy and enthusiastic
wdzięczność start learning		gratitude a state of being grateful
wstręt, odraza start learning		disgust a strong feeling of distaste, disapproval, a great loathing
irytacja, rozdrażnienie start learning		annoyance a state of being irritated or angry
wstydliwy start learning		shame a painful emotion caused by guilt or embarrassment beacause of your own or some else's behaviour
ulga start learning		relief a feeling of happiness that follows the removal of pain, oppression or discomfort
niespokojny start learning		anxiety a feeling of worry e.g. about future uncertainties
litować się start learning		pity a feeling of sympathy for the suffering of others
odrętwienie start learning		numbness lack of physical or emotional feeling
rozczarowanie start learning		disappointment a feeling of dissatisfaction or sadness because your expectations were not realised
rozbawienie, uciecha start learning		amusement a feeling of being amused, entertained or pleased

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