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Question		Answer
zwariować, oszaleć start learning		go nuts He's going nuts because he is still without a team. You can really go nuts trying to do too much.
sprzedawać się tanio, zostać sprzedanym tanio start learning		go cheap Some was put on the market, and the most detested works went cheap. This was going cheap because of course it's very lonely.
zbankrutować start learning		go bust I am worried about companies going bust in the future.
pójść dalej, zachować się bardzej ekstremalnie) start learning		go further
iść ręka w rękę, iść ramię w ramię start learning		go hand in hand The two go hand in hand and support each other.
wełna start learning		wool This sweater is made from pure wool.
ziarno, ziarnko start learning		grain We got grains of sand in the food while having a picnic/We watched grains of poppy.
zwłaszcza, głównie start learning		chiefly Fruit consist chiefly of water. The majority of the group, chiefly boys, disagreed with the idea to go to a museum
białko start learning		protein I went on a protein diet.
węglowodany start learning		carbohydrates, carbs We eat protein and carbohydrates coming from different sources.
drób start learning		poultry I know people who don't eat poultry at all.
podtawowe produkty spożywcze (np dla danego regionu) start learning		staple food
dziwactwo, fantazja, moda start learning		fad How long do you think this Internet fad is going to last?
dominujący trend, główny nurt start learning		mainstream Every bit of music out there that's making it into the mainstream is really about nothing
zebranie, zgromadzenie (grupa ludzi, którzy spotykają się w konkretnym celu, np. podejmowania decyzji) start learning		assembly Only 5 percent of the assembly members are women./ The assembly made the decision
wpatrywać się, gapić się na kogoś start learning		stare Stop staring at me!/For a long moment he stared at her.
zacząć robić (po uzyskaniu pozwolenia)/iść przodem start learning		go ahead
nieważne, mniejsza z tym / Nic nie szkodzi start learning		never mind Never mind, I'll do better next time./"I'm sorry for what I said." "Never mind."/ I'm not offended. Never mind.
dążyć do, realizować/ prowadzić, kontynuować start learning		pursue I pursue fame and money./ Don't be afraid to pursue your goals. You should always pursue your dreams./You should pursue your research, it's very important for our project.
prawo (do zrobienia czegoś, np. do głosowania) start learning		entitlement I have as much entitlement to happiness as you do to misery.
psuć, rujnować coś, schrzanić coś, spartaczyć coś, dać ciała start learning		mess something up
zachwycający (o widoku), oszałamiający (o czyimś wyglądzie) start learning		stunning The result is stunning and the proof is elegant./This dress is stunning. You look like a princess.
zadanie, zadanie domowe, zadana praca start learning		assignment That will be your next assignment./I got him to stop saying yes to every assignment.
uziemiony (mający szlaban)/stabilny emocjonalnie, rozsądny, traktujący coś poważnie start learning		grounded You're grounded, young lady!/He's very grounded even though he has so much money.
zgniły, zepsuty/kiepski/zdemoralizowany/do niczego start learning		rotten Rotten eggs smell terrible./I hate the stink of rotten fish
dziwny/ nieparzysty start learning		odd He's odd, I don't know why you are friends with him./He has an odd sense of humour./Why do I have an odd number of socks?
zmartwienie, przygnębienie, nieszczęście formal start learning		affliction The boy had died at the moment of his daughter's affliction.
sfałszowany start learning		forged
narzucać (np. zasady), nakładać (np. kary) start learning		impose (e.g. rules), impose (e.g. penalties) This is done by people who impose their will on others./ Mother imposed a punishment on her children.
upokarzac start learning		humiliate When she was a child, her friends used to humiliate her calling her a fool./I hope I haven't humiliated myself during my performance.
niepewny, zagubiony (o osobie) start learning		unmoored Yet he must have felt unmoored, on his own in a strange land.
wyrzucić, wypędzić, przegonić (z określonego miejsca) start learning		banish
kaucja, poręczenie (np. za więźnia) start learning		bail Your Honor, we ask that bail be set at two million dollars.
szczątki, wrak, gruzy, ruiny (np. rozbitego samolotu, statku) start learning		wreckage She just spent nine hours in the wreckage of her car.
jednorazowego użytku start learning		disposable You could just buy them at the airport, like disposable clothes.
łaska, litość, miłosierdzie start learning		mercy There is mercy only for those that tell the truth /You will leave me at the mercy of my enemies/
gwałt start learning		a rape Was he guilty of attempted date rape
zemsta start learning		revenge It is not a matter of revenge, but justice must be done
godzina policyjna (wprowadzona przez państwo), godzina milicyjna (w poprzednim systemie) start learning		curfew Make sure you will return home before the curfew
poirytowany, rozdrażniony start learning		riled I don't see any reason why either of us should get riled.
szyfr start learning		cipher The words that he wrote were a cipher in themselves.
skrucha, kajanie start learning		contrition I looked up and saw immediate contrition in my father's eyes.
wkurzony start learning		pissed-off I can't imagine why, but he looks a little pissed. //You're pissing me off. Stop now!
gromada, stado, grupa ludzi start learning		flock A flock of sheep has escaped onto the road/A noisy flock of tourists came into the museum
gniew, ekstremalna wściekłość start learning		wrath Maybe it will help you forget about her wrath at work.
pozwolenie start learning		permission She didn't ask anyone for permission
smakołyk, poczęstunek start learning		treat Pizza is my favourite treat/I invited my boyfriend's parents for a little treat.
wygrać loterię, zgarnąć pulę, wygrać los na loterii start learning		hit the jackpot
mieć właśnie coś zrobić, mieć zamiar coś zrobić w najbliższej przyszłości start learning		be about to do something Watch out! He looks really angry and is about to punch you in the face
wpaść gdzieś, przyjść gdzieś (np. w gości) start learning		go round
zbierać się, gromadzić się start learning		gather We've gathered here to celebrate together their wedding anniversary./Why have we gathered here?
śmiercionośny, śmiertelny, letalny start learning		lethal But the heat was not so great as to be lethal to them.
pozbyć się czegoś/kogoś start learning		get rid of something / someone We finally got rid of my little sister by telling her scary stories./ Let's get rid of that old armchair
nieznośny (o osobie), nie do wytrzymania, nie do zniesienia (o bólu, cierpieniu) start learning		unbearable After the accident I was in unbearable pain/The atmosphere at work is unbearable now.
przemoczony (o ubraniu), zmoknięty (o osobie) start learning		soaked He could feel it cold through his already soaked shoes. / Just be sure that the newly set plant is well soaked.
zmniejszać się, ustępować, zelżeć (np. o deszczu)/ zwolnić, odpuścić sobie start learning		ease off If the rain doesn't ease off, we won't go for a walk./ He asked the officers to ease up, to let him walk.
grad start learning		hail Did you get caught in the hail on your way home?
poślizgnięcie (się), wpadnięcie w poślizg (o pojeździe) start learning		skidding Anti-lock braking systems are designed to increase vehicle safety by reducing skidding.

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