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Question		Answer
kierunki, wydział start learning		courses, faculty
legitymacja studencka start learning		student's ID
PRZEDŁUŻYĆ WAŻNOŚĆ LEGITYMACJI start learning		Renew your student card
ZALICZENIE, ZDANIe start learning		credit for a course
PRZEPISANE OCENY start learning		GRADES TRANSFERRED
ZWOLNIENI Z CZESNEGO start learning		EXEMPT FROM TUITION FEES
STYPENDIUM NAUKOWE start learning		A SCHOLARSHIP
PRACA INŻYNIERSKA / MAGISTERSKA start learning		ENGINEERING / MASTER'S THESIS
TYTUŁ INŻYNIERA (Z DZIEDZINY XXX) start learning		TITLE OF ENGINEER (FIELD OF XXX)
PROMOTOR start learning		SUPERVISOR
ODDANIE PRACY / PROJEKTU start learning		SUBMITTING YOUR PROJECT / PAPER
OBIERALNY/OBOWIAZKOWY start learning		ELECTIVE/ REQUIRED
ZAPISAŁEŚ SIE NA start learning		ENROLL IN
POPRAWKOWE PODEJŚCIE start learning		retake/attempt
ODROBIC WARUNEK start learning		reta ke the course
URLOP DZIEKANSKI start learning		DEN'S LEAVEA
STUDIA I STOPNIA i 2 start learning		1st and 2nd degree studies
GPA start learning		Grade Point Average
comes into effect start learning		kicks in
brave and taking risks, bold start learning		daring
hinder (utrudniać) start learning		impair
embarrassing start learning		cringing
insincerely praising powerful individuals in order to get some advantage from them start learning		sycophancy
talk or writing that uses a lot of words but not give any useful information or any clear answers, typical of big companies start learning		meaningless corporate waffle
inactive start learning		inert
certain to happen start learning		inevitable
carried out in a strongly controlled way start learning		tightly run
doing favors for each other, especially in a way that may not be entirely ethical or above board start learning		scratching a few backs
Polityka biurowa start learning		office politics
osiągnąć sukces start learning		succeed in
nie do zniesienia start learning		unbearable
to use repeated arguments or messages in order to make sure that people understandsomething start learning		drum sth home
to be in charge or control of a situation start learning		be in the driving seat
a firm and uncompromising stance or position start learning		a hard line
by what is suggested rather than by formal expression start learning		by implication
to be suitable or good enough forsomething start learning		be fit for
used to tell sb that they should wait a moment and think before taking action start learning		hold one’s horses
out of consideration or regard for start learning		out of consideration or regard for
out of consideration or regard for start learning		for the sake of
to grant; bestow start learning		accord
interrupt periodically start learning		punctuate
to try to find out the truth about something, especially by asking a lot of questions start learning		probe
become a member of a community or organization start learning		accede
deserve or be worthy of sth start learning		merit
form a fixed opinion of; categorize start learning		peg
simply start learning		merely
contempt (pogarda) start learning		scorn
consolation start learning		solace
kpina start learning		mockery
Fraud start learning		deceit
spiritual start learning		transcendent
fame start learning		renown
understanding start learning		insight
random start learning		haphazard
lax (luzne podejscie) start learning		lenient
to work hard start learning		Slave away
a blunder, a failureor a studpid mistake start learning		A foul-up
a person whose job is to prepare dead bodies that are going to be buried or cremated start learning		An Undertaker
an evaluation of sb’s performance at work and their progress start learning		An appraisal
something done wrong or badly start learning		A cock-up
personal assistants start learning		PAs
to be useless in a place or situation, without taking any action start learning		Sit like a lemon
means working excessively hard, often to the point of exhaustion, by trying to do too many things at once, usually at the expense of rest or relaxation. start learning		Burning the candle at both ends
means to be in someone's favor or good graces. It implies that someone has a positive opinion of you and is likely to treat you well or grant you favors start learning		In her good books
means to use one's influence or connections to help someone achieve a goal or get something done, often in a way that is not entirely fair or ethical start learning		Pull a few strings
means to flatter or praise someone excessively, often with the intention of gaining a favor or an advantage start learning		Butter up
means to make an effort to improve one's performance or situation, often by working harder or being more diligent start learning		pull my socks up
means to work extremely hard, often to the point of exhaustion. start learning		Work my fingers to the bone
refers to a male who is a favorite or highly regarded by someone in authority or in a position of influence. start learning		Blue-eyed boy
means to make an effort beyond what is expected or required, often in a positive and helpful way. start learning		Goes the extra mile
means to be put in a difficult or challenging situation without any preparation or support. start learning		Thrown in at the deep end
means to not contribute or do one's fair share of work in a group or team effort. start learning		Never pulls his weight
to make anunsuccessful start in something start learning		to get off on the wrong foot
to intentionally ignore someone or treat someone in an unfriendly way start learning		to give someone the cold shoulder
to have a particular fondness or affection for someone start learning		to have a soft spot for someone
to have a romantic relationship start learning		to be an item
to disagree strongly start learning		to be at loggerheads
to irritate someone start learning		to rub someone up the wrong way
to be completely different start learning		to be like chalk and cheese
to be controlled by someone else start learning		to be under the thumb
to become friends quickly start learning		toget on like a house on fire
to greatly annoy someone start learning		to get sb's goat
a person's husband or wife start learning		Spouse
the effect that an action, event, or decision has on something, especially a bad effect start learning		Repercussions
to persuade someone forcefullyto do something that they are unwilling to do start learning		To coerce
using force to persuade people to do things that they are unwilling to do start learning		Coercive
to causeconfusion, lackof order start learning		To wreak havoc
to look at something or someone for a long timeespecially in admirationor because you are thinkingabout something else start learning		To gaze
n a way that relates to the feeling of wanting something or someone very much start learning		Longingly
a short romantic relationship start learning		A fling
done secretly start learning		Surreptitious
to form a false understanding of the meaning or intention of something that someone does or says start learning		To misconstrue
payment for work or services start learning		Remuneration
hate start learning		Loathe
make sth known start learning		Disclose
resign start learning		Step down
surreptitious, the oppositeof overt start learning		Covert
odpowiedzialność start learning		Liabilities
tricked into making a mistake, put in a difficult situation start learning		Be caughtout
in the future start learning		Down the line
be well prepared or well organized for something that is going to happen start learning		get one’s ducks in a row
if you are determined enough, you can find a way to achieve what you want, even if it is very difficult start learning		where there’s a will, there’s a way
the percentage of users who have completed a desired action. start learning		conversion rate
a likely mistake start learning		pitfalls
kissing start learning		snogging
to be in a more satisfactory situation start learning		better off
honest and truthful start learning		candid
to begin a romantic relationship with someone start learning		hook up
a feeling of anger because you have been forced to accept something that you do not like start learning		resentment
turn around awkwardly start learning		slew
force someone to experience something very unpleasant start learning		inflict

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