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Feelings, emotions and personality traits
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indignant [
oburzony
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offended
She was indignant about the unfair decision.]
outraged [
oburzony
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appalled
People were outraged by the news.]
amazed [
zdziwiony
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astonished
I was amazed by her talent.]
surprised [
zaskoczony
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startled
He was surprised to see me there.]
annoyed [
poirytowany
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irritated
I’m annoyed with my noisy neighbours.]
angry [
zły
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mad
She was angry at her brother.]
furious [
wściekły
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enraged
He was furious when he lost his wallet.]
anxious (worried) [
zaniepokojony
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concerned
She felt anxious about the test.]
anxious (eager) [
chętny
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keen
He was anxious to start his new job.]
ashamed [
zawstydzony
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guilty
He felt ashamed of his behaviour.]
contemptuous [
pełen pogardy
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scornful
She gave him a contemptuous look.]
pleased [
zadowolony
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content
He was pleased with the results.]
delighted [
zachwycony
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thrilled
They were delighted with the surprise gift.]
depressed [
przygnębiony
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downhearted
She felt depressed after the breakup.]
desperate [
zrozpaczony
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hopeless
He made a desperate attempt to escape.]
disappointed [
rozczarowany
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let down
I was disappointed with my exam grade.]
embarrassed [
zawstydzony
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self-conscious
She was embarrassed by her mistake.]
emotional [
uczuciowy/wzruszony
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sentimental
It was an emotional speech.]
enthusiastic [
entuzjastyczny
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eager
She’s very enthusiastic about music.]
excited [
podekscytowany
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thrilled
The kids were excited about the trip.]
grief-stricken [
pogrążony w żalu
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heartbroken
She was grief-stricken after her loss.]
grateful [
wdzięczny
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thankful
I’m grateful to you for your help.]
speechless [
oniemiały
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stunned
He was speechless with joy.]
hopeful [
pełen nadziei
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optimistic
We’re hopeful about the future.]
hostile [
wrogi
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unfriendly
The dog was hostile to strangers.]
indifferent [
obojętny
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unconcerned
He seemed indifferent to her feelings.]
jealous [
zazdrosny
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envious
She was jealous of her sister’s success.]
joyful [
radosny
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cheerful
They danced in a joyful mood.]
nervous [
spięty
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tense
He was nervous before the interview.]
frightened [
przerażony
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scared
The child was frightened of the dark.]
terrified [
przerażony
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petrified
She was terrified of spiders.]
regretful [
ubolewający
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remorseful
He was regretful about what he said.]
relieved [
uspokojony
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comforted
I felt relieved after the exam was over.]
sentimental [
sentymentalny
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emotional
She kept all her sentimental letters.]
shocked [
zszokowany
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stunned
We were shocked by the accident.]
sorrowful [
zasmucony
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mournful
It was a sorrowful goodbye.]
sympathetic [
współczujący
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compassionate
He was sympathetic to her situation.]
miserable [
nieszczęśliwy
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unhappy
She felt miserable all day.]
touched [
wzruszony
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moved
He was deeply touched by her words.]
upset [
zmartwiony/zły
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distressed
She was upset about the bad news.]
mad [
wściekły
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angry
I’m mad at you for lying.]
out of one’s mind (with worry) [
odchodzić od zmysłów
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frantic
She was out of her mind with worry.]
bored [
znudzony
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uninterested
I’m bored with this movie.]
interested [
zainteresowany
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curious
He’s interested in history.]
concerned [
zaniepokojony
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worried
She’s concerned about her son.]
confused [
zdezorientowany
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puzzled
He looked confused by the question.]
calm [
spokojny
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relaxed
She remained calm during the storm.]
controlled [
opanowany
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composed
He spoke in a controlled tone.]
convinced [
przekonany
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persuaded
She’s convinced that she’s right.]
misled [
wprowadzony w błąd
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deceived
He was misled by false information.]
misleading [
mylący
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deceptive
The advertisement was misleading.]
insulted [
obrażony
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offended
He felt insulted by the joke.]
ambitious [
ambitny
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driven
She’s ambitious and wants to be a doctor.]
impudent [
bezczelny
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insolent
He made an impudent remark to his teacher.]
greedy [
chciwy
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avaricious
He’s too greedy to share his food.]
generous [
hojny
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charitable
She’s generous with her time and money.]
nosy [
wścibski
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inquisitive
Don’t be so nosy about my private life!]
curious [
ciekawski
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inquisitive
The child was curious about everything.]
sensitive [
wrażliwy
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empathetic
She’s sensitive to criticism.]
sensible [
rozsądny
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reasonable
That’s a very sensible idea.]
enthusiastic [
entuzjastyczny
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eager
He’s always enthusiastic about new projects.]
talkative [
gadatliwy
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chatty
My cousin is very talkative.]
communicative [
komunikatywny
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open
She’s a communicative and friendly person.]
eager [
chętny
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keen
He’s eager to learn new skills.]
willing [
chętny
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ready
She’s always willing to help others.]
reluctant [
niechętny
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hesitant
He was reluctant to talk about it.]
proud [
dumny
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arrogant
She’s proud of her achievements.]
boastful [
chełpliwy
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bragging
He’s boastful about his success.]
good-tempered [
łagodny
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even-tempered
She’s always good-tempered and kind.]
lazy [
leniwy
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idle
He’s too lazy to clean his room.]
hard-working [
pracowity
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diligent
She’s one of the most hard-working students.]
clever [
mądry
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smart
He’s clever and quick to solve problems.]
ingenious [
pomysłowy
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inventive
She came up with an ingenious plan.]
wise [
mądry
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knowledgeable
My grandfather is very wise.]
stupid [
głupi
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foolish
That was a stupid mistake.]
dull [
tępy
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boring
He’s a bit dull but nice.]
crafty [
przebiegły
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cunning
The crafty fox escaped again.]
patient [
cierpliwy
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tolerant
You need to be patient with children.]
permissive [
pobłażliwy
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lenient
Her parents are very permissive.]
strict [
surowy
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stern
My teacher is quite strict.]
quarrelsome [
kłótliwy
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argumentative
He’s too quarrelsome for my taste.]
merciful [
miłosierny
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forgiving
The judge was merciful and reduced the sentence.]
gentle [
delikatny
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kind
She has a gentle touch.]
humorous [
dowcipny
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witty
He’s known for his humorous stories.]
determined [
zdeterminowany
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persistent
She’s determined to succeed.]
adventurous [
żądny przygód
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daring
He’s an adventurous traveler.]
timid [
nieśmiały
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shy
She’s too timid to speak in public.]
reckless [
lekkomyślny
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careless
He made a reckless decision.]
sarcastic [
sarkastyczny
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ironic
He made a sarcastic comment.]
cowardly [
tchórzliwy
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fearful
He was too cowardly to admit the truth.]
brave [
odważny
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courageous
The firefighter was very brave.]
competitive [
ambitny/rywalizujący
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ambitious
He’s very competitive in sports.]
cooperative [
współpracujący
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helpful
She’s cooperative and easy to work with.]
unpredictable [
nieprzewidywalny
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changeable
The weather is so unpredictable.]
rude [
niegrzeczny
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impolite
That was a rude comment.]
thoughtful [
troskliwy
start learning
considerate
He’s a thoughtful friend.]
decisive [
zdecydowany
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resolute
She’s a decisive leader.]
indecisive [
niezdecydowany
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hesitant
He’s too indecisive to choose a career.]
cheerful [
pogodny
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joyful
She’s always cheerful and smiling.]
imaginative [
pomysłowy
start learning
creative
He’s an imaginative artist.]
indifferent [
obojętny
start learning
apathetic
He’s indifferent to politics.]
reserved [
powściągliwy
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quiet
He’s polite but reserved.]
open [
otwarty
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outgoing
She’s very open and friendly.]
self-confident [
pewny siebie
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self-assured
He’s self-confident and brave.]
mean [
skąpy
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stingy
He’s too mean to share his sweets.]
vicious [
złośliwy
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cruel
It was a vicious attack.]
thrifty [
oszczędny
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frugal
She’s thrifty and saves every penny.]
hasty [
pochopny
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rash
Don’t make a hasty decision.]
truthful [
prawdomówny
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honest
He’s always truthful with me.]
sincere [
szczery
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genuine
She gave me a sincere apology.]
touchy [
przewrażliwiony
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oversensitive
He’s touchy about his work.]
warm-hearted [
serdeczny
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kind
She’s a warm-hearted person.]
reliable [
niezawodny
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trustworthy
He’s a reliable employee.]
hospitable [
gościnny
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welcoming
The locals were very hospitable.]
hostile [
wrogi
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unfriendly
They were hostile towards strangers.]
caring [
opiekuńczy
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nurturing
She’s a caring mother.]
apathetic [
apatyczny
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unconcerned
He’s too apathetic to take part.]
open-minded [
otwarty umysłowo
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tolerant
She’s open-minded about new ideas.]
narrow-minded [
ograniczony
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intolerant
He’s too narrow-minded to accept change.]
broad-minded [
tolerancyjny
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liberal
They’re broad-minded parents.]
supportive [
wspierający
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helpful
My friends are very supportive.]
fair [
sprawiedliwy
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just
She’s a fair and honest judge.]
considerate [
uprzejmy
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thoughtful
He’s always considerate of others.]
innovative [
innowacyjny
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inventive
He’s an innovative engineer.]
shy [
nieśmiały
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bashful
She’s too shy to sing in public.]
outgoing [
towarzyski
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sociable
He’s outgoing and loves meeting new people.]
bashful [
wstydliwy
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timid
He was bashful when praised.]
cruel [
okrutny
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brutal
It was a cruel thing to say.]
easygoing [
wyluzowany
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relaxed
He’s an easygoing person.]
tolerant [
tolerancyjny
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understanding
They’re very tolerant of differences.]
stubborn [
uparty
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obstinate
She’s too stubborn to admit she’s wrong.]
faithful [
wierny
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loyal
He’s always been a faithful friend.]
modest [
skromny
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humble
She’s modest despite her success.]
conceited [
zarozumiały
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arrogant
He’s too conceited to listen to advice.]
compassionate [
współczujący
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sympathetic
She’s a compassionate nurse.]
likeable [
sympatyczny
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pleasant
He’s a likeable classmate.]
amiable [
miły
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friendly
She’s an amiable host.]
observant [
spostrzegawczy
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attentive
He’s very observant and notices details.]
jealous [
zazdrosny
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envious
She’s jealous of her best friend.]
moody [
humorzasty
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temperamental
He’s moody and unpredictable.]
lively [
żywiołowy
start learning
energetic
The party was lively and fun.]
outstanding [
wybitny
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exceptional
She’s an outstanding student.]
sophisticated [
wyrafinowany
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refined
He has sophisticated taste in art.]
extraordinary [
niezwykły
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remarkable
It was an extraordinary performance.]
absent-minded [
roztargniony
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forgetful
He’s absent-minded and loses keys often.]
critical [
krytyczny
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judgmental
She’s very critical of others.]
selfish [
samolubny
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self-centred
He’s too selfish to share.]
optimistic [
optymistyczny
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positive
She’s optimistic about the future.]
pessimistic [
pesymistyczny
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negative
He’s pessimistic about his chances.]
loyal [
lojalny
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faithful
She’s loyal to her friends.]
diligent [
pilny
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hard-working
He’s a diligent student.]
meticulous [
skrupulatny
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precise
She’s meticulous about her notes.]
attentive to detail [
dokładny
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careful
He’s attentive to every detail in his work.]
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