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Question		Answer
nadążać start learning		to keep up I don't keep up when you speak so fast
żargon techniczny start learning		technical jargon
podrywać kogoś start learning		to hit on somebody
poglądy polityczne start learning		political views
utrwalać coś (np. złe wzorce) start learning		perpetuate something
zmusic kogos do zrobienia czegos start learning		compel, force "Force" is about using physical strength or power to make someone do something. "Compel" is more about using authority or strong reasons to make someone do something, even if they don't want to.
cudowny, wspaniały, przepiękny start learning		marvelous
w pewnym momencie start learning		at some point
być nieobecnym na spotkaniu start learning		to be absent from encounter
nagana, upomnienie, upominać start learning		rebuke more formal then scold or tell off
całe mnóstwo start learning		a whole lot of, a whole bunch of
oparzyć się start learning		to scald (oneself)
wysuszyć, wysuszyć start learning		to parch, to dry out
lodowaty, bardzo zimny start learning		frigid
ledwo, zaledwie start learning		barely
dobrze prosperować start learning		thrive grow or develop well or vigorously
zanikać start learning		dissipate "Disappear" means to vanish suddenly, like a magician's trick. "Dissipate" is more about something fading away gradually – think of fog clearing in the morning.
wylaniac sie pojawiac sie start learning		to loom "loom" and "appear" both relate to becoming visible, but "loom" suggests something large or unclear coming into view, often in a threatening way. Think of a dark shape looming out of the fog. "Appear" is more general, simply meaning to become visible.
chłodzić, schładzać, ostudzić start learning		cool down
mieszkać, zamieszkiwać start learning		to reside
pelzac, lizus, wazeliniarz start learning		to crawl, crawler
wysokogórski, wysokopolozony start learning		high-elevation
dobrowolnie, na ochotnika, z własnej woli start learning		voluntarily
chwalić sie chełpić się start learning		brag
siedziec bezczynnie, obijac sie start learning		to sit around
nie wyglupiaj sie start learning		don't mess around
w obliczu czegoś start learning		faced with sth
stracil panowanie nad sobą start learning		he snapped
pochlebiać, schlebiać, kadzić start learning		to flatter "to flatter" means to praise someone in order to make them feel attractive or important, sometimes in a way that is not sincere.
zgromadzenie zakonne ojcow karmelitow start learning		congregation of the Carmelite Fathers
wykorzystać coś start learning		to leverage sth "Leverage" means using something to your advantage, like using your skills to get a promotion. "Exploit" has a negative meaning, like taking unfair advantage of someone. "Use" is neutral and general.
wyruszyć, zamierzac cos start learning		to set out "Set out" implies a strong intention and a start to achieving something, like "setting out to learn a language." "Going to" is more general, just stating a future action, like "I'm going to eat dinner soon."
niespotykany, bezprecedensowy start learning		unprecedented
zrozumieć, zrozumieć start learning		comprehend, understand "understand" is like getting the basic idea of something, while "comprehend" means you really get it – the details, the implications, the whole picture. It's a deeper level of knowing.
najeżdżać (na kraj) start learning		invade
sączyć, kapać, ciurkać start learning		trickle Trickle-down refers to the idea that if you give tax breaks and benefits to wealthy people, that wealth will "trickle down" to everyone else in the economy. It's like imagining a waterfall where the water at the top eventually flows down to the bottom.
osobliwy, osobliwość start learning		peculiar, peculiarity

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