John Irving

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taxes imposed on imported goods / the place or procedure of inspecting those goods
cło, urząd celny
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customs
to move about nervously
wiercić się
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to fidget
church bench
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a pew
religiously devoted
pobożny
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pious
to search actively by moving around, turning over
przetrząsać
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to rummage
Lacking in harmony; incompatible, inappropriate
niestosowny
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incongruous
an excavation for the extraction of building stone
kamieniołom
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a quarry
to twist the body
skręcać się
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to squirm, to wriggle, to writhe
wrinkled and untidy
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rumpled
a rumpled shirt
to throw violently
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to hurl
He hurled himself to the ground
to strike or beat heavily; pound
grzmotnąć
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to thump
to squat
kucać
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to crouch
a piece of wood used for striking the ball in cricket or baseball
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a bat
A look of anger or disapproval
grymas niezadowolenia
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a scowl
Quick and skillful
zręczny
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deft
Daniel is deft at tickling people.
a Y-shaped stick used as a catapult
proca
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a slingshot
influence, power
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a clout
revenge, retaliation
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vengeance
to dislike intensely; loathe
nienawidzić
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to detest
Morally degraded, filthy
plugawy
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sordid
soft wet land
moczary, bagno
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marsh
Warm and extremely humid
parny
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muggy
a muggy summer day
salty like brine
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briny
pathologic
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morbid
sick in the way one shows his excessive interest in death etc.
chorobliwy
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morbid
To place side by side for comparison
zestawiać
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juxtapose
A large group of fish / a shallow water
łąwica, mielizna
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a shoal
a great respect
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a reverence
Unverified information heard from another; rumor
pogłoska
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a hearsay
a hole or cavity in the ground
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a pit
Made of brass / shameless and rudely bold
bezczelny
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brazen
To cut short or reduce
skracać
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to curtail
a throw / a brief period of indulging one's impulses
rzut / wyskok
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a fling
a false and malicious statements damaging someone's reputation
oszczerstwo
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a slander
unwilling to talk or be sociable; sulky
ponury
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sullen
to fear intensely
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to dread
To make a deep, long, rolling sound.
dudnić
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to rumble
A sewer crossing under a road
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a culvert
a sloping channel for sending down rubbish etc.
zsyp
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a chute
annoyed, irritated
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peeved
puzzled; confused
oszołomiony
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bewildered
relating to a monarch; royal
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regal
a spiderweb
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a cobweb
to humble oneself, to lie or crawl with the face downward
płaszczyć się
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to grovel
Bulky in figure; thick, corpulent
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stout
a crack or narrow opening
szpara
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a crevice
To give up or abandon
wyrzec się
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to relinquish
To make an indirect reference
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to allude
Everlasting punishment
potępienie
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a damnation
To fail to notice
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to overlook
the part of a limb remaining after the rest has been cut off
kikut
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stump
the sensation of being poked lightly with many needles
mrowienie
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tingle
to hurry; to rush
pośpieszyć
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to hasten
to examine and compare
zestawiać
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to collate
A tower rising above the roof of a building
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steeple
Stale or moldy in odor or taste
stęchły
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musty
mustiness
Overly bright or ornamented, especially in a vulgar or tasteless way
odpustowy, krzykliwy
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garish, gaudy
Dark; gloomy
ponury
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somber
to make a sound of falling into water
chlupnąć, plusk
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plop
A religious speech delivered as part of a service.
kazanie
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sermon
A child, especially a spoiled or ill-mannered one
bachor
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a brat
graduates
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alumni
irritable or covered with prickles
kolczasty, drażliwy
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prickly
A room in a church where the clergy put on their vestments
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vestry

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