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Question		Answer
czasownik start learning		verb
rzeczownik start learning		noun
przymiotnik start learning		adjective
przyimek start learning		preposition
przysłówek start learning		adverb
zaimek start learning		pronoun
bezokolicznik start learning		infinitive
spółgłoska start learning		consonant
spójnik start learning		conjunction
samogłoska start learning		vowel
obrona protection from harm noun start learning		defense
wpływ a strong effect noun start learning		impact
zanieczyszczenie, skażenie harmful stuff affecting the environment noun start learning		contamination = pollution
surowy unpleasantly rough, unkind adjective start learning		harsh
pochłaniać, zużywać, konsumować (np. energię) use up verb start learning		consume
zjadać, wypijać, spożywać, konsumować (np. jedzenie) eat, drink, use up verb, formal start learning		consume
zżerać, trawić (zazdrość, pożądanie) eat, drink, use up verb, literary start learning		consume
trawić, wyniszczać (np. budynek, las, choroba) verb, formal start learning		consume
punkt widzenia, zapatrywanie, aspekt (wzajemna odległość Słońca i Księżyca od innych planet) noun start learning		aspect
położenie, ustawienie We learned about stars aspect. The aspect of these rooms is adverse. Who decided on the aspect of the chairs? noun start learning		aspect
niekorzystny; szkodliwy, niepożądany; wrogi, przeciwny adjective start learning		adverse Everything was adverse for this young couple since tye begginning. I have nothing particularly adverse to say about this book. So perhaps there are times when my words have adverse effeft. I'm not in any way adverse to changing your name
składnik, element (potrzebny do osiągnięcia czegoś) noun start learning		ingredient
własność, mienie; posiadłość, nieruchomość; właściwość, własność cecha noun start learning		property Some herbs have healing properties while others don't. Water properties are well known.
defekt, wada noun start learning		defect His car was sent back to the factory because of an engine defect
zbiec, zbiegać, uciekać (np, z ojczyzny do innego kraju) verb start learning		defect My mom defected then, along with a lot of other people. Officials said he had defected to the West and is in hiding. In 1995, he defected from Iraq with his brother and their wives.
hamować, powstrzymywać, utrudniać (np. rozwój, proces; impuls); blokować, spowalniać; zakazywać, zabraniać prevwnt an action or process start learning		inhibit
odpowiedni; dostateczny, wystarczający; zadowalający acceptabld in quantity or quality, enough start learning		adequate The human rights situation in China is far from adequate. Matthew's reading skills are far from adequate.
rekompensować, równoważyć; wynagradzać, wyrównywać, rekompensować (np. zapłacić za straty) to replace or balance the effect of something bad to pay someone something in exchange for something lost or damaged start learning		compensate / recompensate The price of the item has been reduced to compensate a defect
kluczowy; niezbędny, istotny, ważny; decydujący; rozstrzygający extremely important or nexessary start learning		crucial a crucial decision/question Her work has been crucial to ths project's success. The crucial changes must come from within the country itself. This is a crucual moment to make this decision.
zaledwie, tylko, jedynie used to emphasize that something is not large, important, effective when compared to something else start learning		merely The medicine doesn't make you better, it merely stops the pain. It's merely a scratch. It's merely a portion of the total profit. You're merely a child.
oczywisty, ewidentny, mało subtelny easy to understand or see, easily perceived or understood start learning		obvious It's obvious (that) he doesn't really care about her. It was an obvious signal that we should leave. Was my look that obvious?
dzban start learning		pitcher
epidemia a situation in which a large number of people get the same disease over the same period if time, a rapid spread oe increase in the occurence of something start learning		epidemic
zredukować make small in amount, degree or size start learning		reduce We need to install speed bumps to reduce the speed of the cars on this street.
skomplikowany, trudny, podchwytliwy, zawiły; podstępny, chytry (osoba) (c) difficult to deal with or do. (i) having hidden difficulty start learning		tricky a tricky question / explanation It's a very tricky problem, but I think there are a number of things you can do. Is this a tricky question? He's a tricky person.
odsłonięty, na odsłoniętej pozycji, wystawiony na ciosy, trudny do obrony, czuły; bezbronny, wrażliwy, czuły (o osobie) easy to hurt or attack physically or emotionally,. open to attack or damage start learning		vulnerable Old people are particularly vulnerable members of our society. She is a very vulnerable girl. He's more vulnerable to infection because of his injuries
zmieniać (się), przerabiać, modyfikować to change, or to make someone or something change start learning		alter Why would you like to alter your appearance. He altered his lifestyle when he found out he was sick. We've had to alter our plans. I got my skirt altered.
korzyść, przewaga something that helps you or gives you an advantage, an advantage or profit gained from something start learning		benefit I've had the benefit of a happy childhood.
cukrzyca start learning		diabetes

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