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bringing strong images, memories or feelings to mind / sugestywny, przywołujący coś start learning
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There are phrases in every language that are deeply evocative and often untranslatable. / The lyrics of Sway is so evocative!
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to be very easy or enjoyable to say start learning
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It describes this feeling so perfectly in such a wonderfully packaged way, it just rolls off the tongue. (Mendokusai)
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to express or show the most important facts/parts about something / zawierać wszystko co istotne start learning
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If you're bilingual or you're learning a new language, you get the joy of discovering a phrase that helps you perfectly encapsulate a feeling or an experience.
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to appear as a large, often frightening or unclear shape or object / nadchodzić, wisieć w powietrzu (neg.) start learning
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If an unwanted or unpleasant event looms, it seems likely to happen soon and causes worry. Long before she began researching languages as a professor, foreign languages loomed large in her life. / Dark storm clouds loomed on the horizon.
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a group of people, esp. one that meets regularly for a particular purpose, such as government or more generally, the process of coming together / zgromadzenie, zebranie, ale też apel w szkole start learning
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I was always the person who recited poems in front of the school, led assemblies and things like that. / UN General Assembly
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to discover the meaning of something, to understand sb or why sb acts as they do / pojąć, zrozumieć start learning
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When I'm driving around I ofted get my east-west mixed up with my left-right for reasons I have never been able to fathom.
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confused in a context of what you wanna do or what you have to do / zagubiony start learning
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I'd be completely at sea if I visited this aboriginal community in Australia because I have often absolutely no idea where I am or where I'm going.
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embarassed because you know that you have done something wrong or silly / nieśmiało, niepewnie zawstydzony start learning
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I sheepishly confessed that I saw this bird's view and I was this little red dot. And they said: well of course, how else would you do it?
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prominent, the most important start learning
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Bilinguals are in-between case where they can't turn off their other languages but they become more salient when you're actually speaking the language or surrounded by the language.
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a person who strongly opposes generally accepted beliefs and traditions / obrazoburca start learning
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The size of this effect (78 percent of artists paint death's sex in line with their language gender) surprised me because I'd have thought that artists are these iconoclasts.
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to complete or finish sth after a quick summary / zakończyć, podsumować start learning
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So to give you a very quick wrap-up is that some effects are big, but those that aren't big they are salient from other reasons.
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start learning
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Every time a language dies it's irrecoverable, so it is even worse than dropping bomb on the Louvre.
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