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Question		Answer
sustain start learning		podtrzymywać I tried to sustain the conversation but no one wanted to talk to
coherent start learning		zgodny, logiczny, spójny The candidate in the election has a coherent program for Poland
crap start learning		bzdury That's bullshit
to assume start learning		zakładać, przypuszczać I assume that they know what has happened
offend someone start learning		obrazić kogoś Try to talk without offending anybody
pundit start learning		mędrzec hinduski I'm not an expert, I'm not a pundit
multitask start learning		wielozadaniowe I'm not good at multitasking, I can do only one thing at the moment
plumber start learning		hydraulik The plumber repaired the bath
flow start learning		płynąć, przepływ, strumień Don't be a rebel and go with the flow
FOMO (fear of missing out) start learning		FOMO (lęk przed wykluczeniem) fear of missing out
JOMO start learning		Joy of missing out
meaningful start learning		istotny / mający znaczenie Focus on meaningful a relationship
obligation start learning		zobowiązanie / obowiązek There is no obligation to go to army now
intimate start learning		intymny Question about health is intimate.
self development start learning		rozwój własny work on myself
engage in start learning		zająć się, angażować I have never been engaged in ecology.
be supposed to start learning		być powinien I'm supposed to find a job
achieve start learning		osiągać The team achieved their plan
strive - strove - striven start learning		dążyć do czegoś I strive to be better in English
blame sb for sth start learning		winić kogoś za coś We blame ourselves when we fail
allow sb to do sth start learning		pozwolić sb zrobić sth You are not allowed to smoke
get rid of something start learning		pozbyć się czegoś I don't like to get rid of my old t-shirts.
suffer start learning		ucierpieć
frankly start learning		szczerze
take effort start learning		podjąć wysiłek
come out start learning		ukazywać się/wychodzić The truth always come out
affect start learning		wpłynąć Her bad mood affects me
rank start learning		ranga, klasyfikować I was ranked as the best seller in my work
desirable start learning		pożądany, atrakcyjny Knowledge about market was desirable at my work
beyond start learning		poza It's beyond perceptions, it's out of an idea
prospect start learning		perspektywa I have no prospect of changing work
evidence start learning		dowód There is no evidence for your fault
attitude start learning		postawa/podejście I've a possitive attitude to this problem
annoy start learning		drażnić Loud music annoys me
obviously start learning		oczywiście / w oczywisty sposób I have homework to do, obviously
cringe start learning		wzdrygać się, czuć zażenowanie I cringe from him, it was awful what he did
spoiler start learning		spoiler Don't tell me anymore about the film, I don't want to know a spoiler
mediocre start learning		mizerny, średni, przeciętny We worked very hard, but the result is mediocre
slave start learning		niewolnik He is not free, he is a slave
refuse start learning		odmawiać The bank refused to lend me any money
approach start learning		podejście, zbliżać się, zwracać się I approached my boss with a salary rise
scarcity start learning		niedostatek There are food scarcities in most regions of Africa
inferior start learning		niższej jakości, gorszy The car is inferior than your new one
courage start learning		odwaga I didn't have the courage to go to the dentist
abundance start learning		obfitość Saudi Arabia has abundance of oil
tricky start learning		zdradliwy
ladder start learning		drabina
famine/ starvation start learning		Głód / głodu Many people died of famine in North Korea
emaciated face start learning		wymizerowany, wychudzony He lost at least 30 kilos and he looks emaciated
outage start learning		przerwa I couldn't watch TV because there was a power outage yesterday.
narrow start learning		wąski This bridge is very narrow, and car can't go on it.
to reveal/ to disclose start learning		ujawnić / ujawnić The defendant didn't want to reveal the truth.
interrogation start learning		przesłuchanie I was asked a lot of questions during interrogation at the police station.
to accuse start learning		oskarżać He was accused of stealing money from the bank.
to intercept start learning		przechwycić Illegal migrants were intercepted on the border.
deaf start learning		głuchy He doesn't hear anything, he is deaf.
to bribe start learning		przekupić / dać łapówkę I tried to bribe the police officer after stopping during a speed control.
stack start learning		stos There was a stack of paper on the table.
root start learning		korzeń, źródło The capital market crisis was a root of my company's problems.
discourage start learning		zniechęcać I was discouraged to walk because of bad weather.
intimidate start learning		zastraszyć An agressive person intimidated passengers in the bus.
thrill start learning		dreszczyk Before my job interview, I felt a terrible thrill.
dent start learning		wygięcie After an accident I have a dent on the car door.
peer start learning		par, rówieśnik Like my peers I'm in the middle of my working career.
to plummet start learning		runąć / spadać w dół During the crisis, the economy plummeted by more than 20%.
venture start learning		przedsięwzięcie The idea of the venture started when he was at the University
founder start learning		założyciel Steve Jobs was the founder of Apple Company.
quotient start learning		iloraz, współczynnik According to the test he has an intelligence quotient of 140.
to assess start learning		postawić ocenę, oceniać Can you assess the value of this ring?
adaptability start learning		zdolność adaptacji, możliwość przystosowania Adaptability is a key competence for a career success.
accelerate start learning		przyśpieszyć When you push the gas pedal, the car will accelerate.
conjure start learning		wywoływać, zaklinać Someone can conjure many scenarios.
distinct start learning		odrębny, różny, wyraźny There are two distinct points of view in this matter.
to presume start learning		przypuszczać, przyjmować, zakładać Two people, who were missing in the mountains, are presumed dead.
to infuse start learning		natchnąć I'm infused with energy after morning coffee.
exploitation start learning		eksploatacja, wyzysk The intensive exploitation of a car caused its rapid wear.
fledgling start learning		początkujący I worked 20 years in the corporation, but I'm a fledgling entrepreneur now.
trait start learning		cecha Punctuality is one of his good traits.
inherent start learning		nieodłączny, przyrodzony Good quality is an inherent trait of German cars.
crux start learning		sedno sprawy I lost the job, but the crux of the matter is that I couldn't (haven't found) find a new one.
restraint start learning		powściągliwość, ograniczenie I can't buy a new car with such a financial restraint.
attentive start learning		uważny, pilny, usluzny I need to be more attentive to articles.
to perpetuate start learning		utrwalać, uwieczniać, nadawać stały bieg You can perpetuate your family name or take the husband's name after getting married.
bias start learning		stronniczość, uprzedzenie, nastawienie I stopped reading this newspaper because it showed a political bias.
binge start learning		pijatyka, balanga I have a terrible headache because I was on a binge last night.
to harness start learning		zaprzęgać, okiełznać I have to harness my emotions before a job interview.
mindset start learning		nastawienie, sposób myślenia I have the right mindset to run my own business.
to distract start learning		rozpraszać, dekoncentrować A pupil distracted schoolmates playing on his mobile phone.
exhausted start learning		wyczerpany He slept for only two hours and awoke exhausted.
to wander start learning		wędrować, błądzić, zbaczać We talked about business but we still wandered from the topic.
to glide start learning		szybować, ślizgać się, sunąć A kitesurfer glides on the sea.
to force start learning		zmusić / zmuszać I didn't want to do it, they forced me.
to bounce start learning		odbić się The stock of Bank bounced after releasing a financial statement.
landfill start learning		Składowisko The rubish from town is transported to a local landfill.
to distinguish start learning		rozróżniać / odróżniać, rozpoznać We should simply distinguish between good and bad.
principle start learning		zasada Some vegetarians don't eat meat on principle.
to stick out start learning		trzymać się, wytrzymać do końca, wystawać I had to stick this work out because of good money.
enquire start learning		zapytać We are writing to enquire about your offer.
objective start learning		obiektywny, cel The objective of all emails is to communicate.
germ start learning		zarazek Germs could be the reason of many infections.
disease start learning		choroba She died because of serious desease, when she was only 40
pattern start learning		wzór Can you send me a pattern before I make a decision?
to sneeze start learning		kichać I caught a cold and sneezed a lot.
to swirl start learning		wirować Clothes swirl in the washing machine.
to float start learning		utrzymać / utrzymywać się na powierzchni He was floating on the surface of the water.
to conduct start learning		dyrygować, kierować, przeprowadzać They conducted this experiment outside the laboratory.
essential start learning		istotny, niezbędny, zasadniczy Sport is essential for being healthy.
outbreak start learning		wybuch, gwałtowna fala After the earthquake, there was an outbreak of another epidemic in Haiti.
excess start learning		nadmiar, dodatkowy I don't have any excess luggage.
seafarer, seaman start learning		żeglarz, marynarz The main group of seafarers in the world come from the Philippines.
hostage start learning		zakładnik The terrorist released their hostages.
captive start learning		jeniec, pojmany, niewolnik He was held captive in Thailand, because he was caught with drugs.
to astonish start learning		zadziwiać, zdumiewać I'm astonished what I got under the Christmas tree.
crucial start learning		kluczowy, istotny Robert Lewandowski is a crucial player of our national football team.
vessel start learning		statek, naczynie A large vessel arrived to port of Gdynia last week.
to doubt start learning		wątpić I doubt if they arrive on time.
blind start learning		ślepy, nawalony He is blind on his right eye.
considerable start learning		znaczny A marathon is a considerable distance to run.
funnel start learning		lejek, komin Very black smoke was going through the ship's funnel.
underneath start learning		pod, poniżej, pod spodem There were a lot of colorful fishes underneath a surface of water.
entire start learning		cały They spent the entire day at home.
to spin out of control start learning		wymknac się spod kontroli His car was suddenly spinning out of control.
to tumble down start learning		runąć Be careful, the building is about to tumble down.
swan start learning		łabędź There are a lot of hungry swans on the city beach of Gdynia every winter.
to downplay start learning		bagatelizować I'm feeling toothache but I'll downplay it.
smooth start learning		gładki, płynny An infant has smooth skin.
to bother start learning		niepokoić, martwić się, starać się When you drink alcohol, you don't bother about hangover.
to chisel start learning		wydłubywac, wyrzeźbić, kantować They work whole year on chiseling a figurine for the church.
to deny start learning		zaprzeczać, odmawiać I forgot a password and I was denied the access to the computer files.
to spark start learning		iskrzyć, wzniecać The controversial situation sparked huge emotions in the stadium.
vulnerability start learning		wrażliwość, podatność It wasn't truth, but I couldn't show any vulnerability.
to admit start learning		przyznać
to boast start learning		pochwalić Men boast about how we've done nothing.
pride start learning		pycha / duma
to pride start learning		szczycić się We pride ourselves on doing nothing.
cardigan start learning		sweter rozpinany That cardigan may fit me
edge start learning		brzeg, skraj Men find the edge of everything.
to wrap start learning		owinąć, rzecz. szal The marmot sits and wraps in silver.
to pledge start learning		zastawiać, przyrzekać, deklarować I'm pledge to marry someone very special.
vivid start learning		żywy Joseph had a vivid dream.
to head to start learning		udać się heading to Bethlehem to register
shepherd start learning		pasterz Some shepherds just showed up.
manger start learning		żłób He was in a manger.
commuter start learning		dojezdzajacy np do pracy, podmiejski Many commuters were late today due to an accident.
admirably start learning		niezwykle, w sposób godny podziwu It seemed admirably simple when he was talking about that.
dense start learning		gęsty, zwarty, zbity The fog was very dense.
clogged start learning		zatkany, zablokowany, zapchany The toilet is clogged again.
vein start learning		żyła Veins carry blood to a heart.
vast start learning		rozległy, obszerny, ogromny The vast majority of our traffic is focused on the ground.
dimension start learning		wymiar, rozmiar, czynnik What are the exact dimensions of this room?
to embrace start learning		objąć, przyjmować np. ofertę He embraced the possibility of changing a job.
to mitigate start learning		łagodzić, uspokajac We have to mitigate the conflict between these two groups.
stuck start learning		zatrzymany, zablokowany Traffic is stuck because of an accident.
to transcend start learning		przekroczyć, przewyższać This film transcended everyone's expectation.
habitat start learning		siedlisko, zabudowa
mindfully start learning		uważnie, świadomie, rozważnie You need to decide mindfully about your investments.
conscious start learning		świadomy, przytomny, zamierzony He wasn't conscious after an accident.
misleading start learning		zwodniczy, mylący, wprowadzający w błąd The advertisement was misleading to the customers.
to adjust start learning		przystosowywać, dostosowywać I adjusted my plans because of a disease.
to starve start learning		umierać z głodu, głodować I hope that no one is dying from starving to death currently.
to suppress start learning		stłumić, zakazywać, tuszować After a diet your metabolism is suppressed.
resistance start learning		opór, odporność, sprzeciw Vitamin C will build up your resistance to infections.
sensible start learning		rozsądny, sensowny Your business plan sounds sensible.
obesity start learning		otyłość There is a huge problem with obesity in the US.
indulgence start learning		pobłażanie, odpust, zaspokojenie My small indulgence is eating salty sticks during the weekend.
geek start learning		maniak My wife is a fashion geek.
reliability start learning		niezawodność, pewność, solidność Diets don't have very much reliability.
to convince start learning		przekonywać, namówić She convinced me to go with her to the party.
item start learning		pozycja w spisie, rzecz, artykuł We sent you the item you ordered.
to scramble start learning		wspiąć, podrywać się, wyrywać (sobie), pomieszać They scrambled for the last product on the shelf.
to recover start learning		wydobrzeć, odzyskiwać The police recovered my stolen bike.
to contribute start learning		przyczynić się / przyczyniać się, wnosić (swój wkład) He really contributed to the success of the company.
artificial start learning		sztuczny, udawany She welcomed me with an artificial smile.
appropriate start learning		odpowiedni / odpowiednią, stosowny That is not appropriate behaviour to use a mobile phone in a cinema.
incentive start learning		bodziec, motywacja, zachęcający The loyalty points is an incentive to buy fuel on this petrol station.
doable start learning		wykonalny, do zrobienia, dość seksowny The idea to read more books is doable.
to obtain start learning		uzyskać You need to obtain a mobile code.
pursuit start learning		pościg pursuit of happiness
compulsive start learning		niepoprawny, nałogowy, kompulsywny He lost all the money in a casino, he is a compulsive gambler.
settlement start learning		porozumienie, ugoda, spłacenie, zasiedlenie After 6 hours of negotiation we have reached a settlement.
surveillance start learning		dozór / nadzór, inwigilacja The workers are under surveillance all the time in a factory.
to ping start learning		dać znać, wysłać krótką wiadomość, brzdękać I've got an email and my computer pinged loudly.
ongoing start learning		trwający, toczący się The ongoing process started 10 years ago.
invisible start learning		niewidzialny The house is invisible behind the hill.
vacuum start learning		próżnią, odkurzacz (cleaner) We've received a vacuum cleaner as a wedding gift.
insane start learning		szalony, obłąkany They all looked at him as if he were insane.
barely start learning		ledwo, prawie nie It's so loud here, I can barely hear you.
anxiety start learning		niepokój, obawa, lęk The anxiety over safety in Europe is growing.
savvy start learning		zmysł, obycie It's necessary to be computer savvy to get this job.

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