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Question		Answer
karzeł krasnal start learning		dwarf dwarf
uniknąć, stronić, omijać start learning		avoid, avoid, avoid Book early to avoid disappointment.
epidemia, plaga, epidemiczny start learning		epidemic, plague, epidemic
epidemia grypy start learning		flu epidemic/ outbreak of flu
oświadczać, ogłaszać start learning		declare, announce
koszmar start learning		nightmare The traffic can be a real nightmare after 4.30.
rozkładać, rozsprzestrzeniać, rozpowszczechniać, start learning		to decay, to spread, to spread, to spread, He spread the cards out on the table. The payments will be spread over two years. The virus is spread by rats. News of his death spread quickly.
deklaracja, oświadczenie start learning		Declaration, a statement
wersja robocza, szkic start learning		draft, draft He made several changes to the first draft.
prognoza, przewidywać start learning		forecast, predict
gardło, szyja start learning		throat, neck
zaufanie, ufać start learning		confidence, trust Kate's new to the job, but I have every confidence in her.
krytykować start learning		to criticize The film was criticized for being too violent.
krytyk start learning		critic
zamiatać start learning		sweep - swept - swept
gonić, ścigać, pogoń, pościg start learning		chase, chase, chase, pursuit The dog was chasing a rabbit.
wyścigi samochodowe, pościg start learning		car racing, chase
dostarczać, zapewniać start learning		supply, provide This lake supplies the whole town with water. This booklet provides useful information about local services. It's a new scheme to provide schools with free computers.
wrażliwy, czuły start learning		sensitive
podatny na coś start learning		vulnerable to something
zmagać się z czymś start learning		struggle with something
kran start learning		a tap
obciążenie pracą, obowiązkami start learning		workload, responsibilities
obciążenie, ładunek start learning		load, load
upaść start learning		to fall
zawalić się (np. dach) start learning		collapse (eg roof) The roof collapsed under the weight of snow.
być zaangażowanym start learning		be involved
popielniczka start learning		ashtray
zamknięcie, likwidacja start learning		closure, liquidation The company announced the closure of its Paris office.
cesarka, cesarskie cięcie start learning		caesarean
rozrywka atrakcja start learning		entertainment attraction
zaskoczony, zszokowany, niespodziewany start learning		surprised, shocked, unexpected We got a nasty shock when he gave us the bill. Her death came as a terrible shock to him. I'm surprised to see you here. She wasn't surprised at his decision. His death was completely unexpected.
wstrząśnięty start learning		shocked, stunned
chrapać, chrapanie start learning		snore, snoring I couldn't sleep because my brother was snoring.
popełnić, zobowiązać się start learning		commit, commit He committed himself to helping others. He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit. to commit suicide/adultery
śmieci, bzdury, bzdura start learning		rubbish, garbage How can you listen to that garbage on the radio!
honor, zaszczyt, duma, uhonorować start learning		honor, honor, pride, honor The soldiers fought for the honour of their country. → Opposite dishonour noun
dobrze znany, sławny start learning		well-known, famous, prominennt

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