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Question		Answer
dose start learning		dawka Your daily dose of calorries should be less than 1700 during a diet.
comorbidity start learning		współwystępowanie, choroba współistniejąca Older people with comorbidities are the main group of risk to die because of coronavirus.
diabetes start learning		cukrzyca A patient suffering from diabetes has a high blood sugar level.
pulmonary start learning		płucny It's more likely to have a pulmonary disease when you smoke cigarettes.
pneumonia start learning		zapalenie płuc He was 85 years old and died of pneumonia.
susceptible start learning		podatny We are more susceptible to a common cold during the winter.
diarrhoea start learning		biegunka
liver start learning		wątroba
instance start learning		instancja, przypadek, prośba, wniosek We do good business in each instance.
occur start learning		występować, zdarzać się Changes that we didn't expected occured.
virulent start learning		zjadliwy, zaraźliwy, jadowity The bacterias on Komodo dragon's tongue are very virulent.
capacity start learning		objętość, pojemność, zdolność The capacity of this truck is 13 tons.
rough start learning		szorstki, ostry, niebezpieczny, niewygodny A rough dog attacked me in front of my house.
dock start learning		dok, nabrzeże, dok zaladunkowy, ława oskarżonych Warehouse docks allow for safe and efficient loading and unloading of trucks.
semi start learning		półfinał, bliźniak, ciezarowk There are not such many parking places designed for semi.
wiggle room start learning		otwarta furtka There is still plenty of wiggle room in the legislation.
rattle start learning		denerwować, stukać, grzechotać His loud laugh rattled me.
to congest start learning		przeciążać, zatkać Every afternoon, cities in the centre of Gdynia are congested.
solitude start learning		samotność When you spend a lot of time far away from your family you can feel solitude.
butt start learning		tyłek, niedopałek Get your lazy butt and start training.
tough start learning		twardy, trudny, wymagający, wytrzymaly Unemployment was a tough time for me.
maneuver start learning		manewr, czasownik manewrować You need to do 5 maneuvers during an exam for a driving license.
to disrupt start learning		zakłócać, przerwać, The supply chains are disrupted because of the coronavirus.
possession start learning		własność, posiadanie 1% of people are in possession of 99% global wealth.
layered start learning		warstwowa, złożony This problem is more layered than you think.
eerie start learning		straszny, upiorny The echo in the cavern was eerie.
apprehension start learning		obawa, lęk I felt an apprehension as a door of surgery opened.
retreat start learning		wycofywać się It wasn't good idea, I need to retreat from it.
hence start learning		stąd, więc, z tego powodu She got married, hence the ring.
dissipate start learning		rozpraszać, rozwiewać, znikać Clouds were dissipated by strong wind.
wipe out start learning		zderzyć się, wykończyć Children can wipe out their parents.
disruption start learning		zakłócenie, zamęt The coronavirus caused a huge disruption on capital market.
cure start learning		lekarstwo We have to find the cure for cancer.
disaster start learning		kataklizm, katastrofa What a beautiful disaster.
ridiculous start learning		śmieszny / żałosny
remote start learning		oddalony, zdalnie sterowany Remote work is very popular these days.
to strike start learning		bić, uderzyć, strajkować He tried to strike me but I was faster.
to rip start learning		drzeć, pękać His trousers ripped when he sat in a chair.
beneath start learning		pod, poniżej She is sitting beneath a blanket because she is cold.
to huddle start learning		gromadzić sie After escaping the ship, the men huddled together in three small whaleboats.
dire start learning		straszny, okropny, pilny This is a dire task, so I have to do it first.
suspense start learning		niepewność, napięcie Don't keep me in suspense - tell me what's happened.
to dismiss start learning		odwołać, odrzucić, zwolnić Almost half of our staff have been dismissed.
to embark start learning		do podjęcia, wchodzić na pokład statku /samolotu We needed to wait about 5 minutes for the last passenger who embarked on the plane.
to sway start learning		kołysać się, chwiać, wywierać wpływ There are plenty of techniques to sway a customer.
wisdom start learning		mądrość, rozsądek You have great wisdom at such a young age.
rudimentary start learning		prymitywny, elementarny Many people in Africa can read and write only on a rudimentary level.
horseradish start learning		chrzan
sour rye soup start learning		żurek
rye start learning		żyto
beetroot start learning		burak
cooked meats start learning		gotowane mięsa
home-made pate start learning		pasztet domowy
yeast cake start learning		ciasto drożdżowe
Plant cress start learning		rzeżucha
catkins/aments start learning		bazie
lynx start learning		ryś
moose start learning		łoś
hastily start learning		pochopnie, lekkomyslnie
frantic start learning		szalony I spent several frantic minutes watching the end of the race.
reluctantly start learning		niechętnie, opornie I reluctantly go to work every Monday.
to release start learning		uwolnić, wydawać I hope, they will release him from prison.
rusted start learning		zardzewiały I couldn't open the door because the lock was rusted.
soil start learning		gleba, ziemia The soil in my garden is really good.
to contaminate start learning		zanieczyszczać, skazić Water in the lake was contaminated by fertilizer from the field.
settler start learning		osadnik, kolonista There is a conflict because of Israeli settlers on the West Bank.
to overuse start learning		nadużywać During a pandemic, the government overuses its power.
decidedly start learning		zdecydowanie, stanowczo It is a decidedly difficult year for the world economy.
chimney start learning		komin Does Santa really come down the chimney?
palpable start learning		namacalny, wyraźny, ewidentny There is a palpable difference between coronavirus and seasonal flu.
variable start learning		zmienny Weather in March is variable.
motherland start learning		ojczyzna
to hunker down start learning		przeczekać, przygotowywać się, zbierać się w sobie When the nuclear attack came, we were supposed to go downstairs and hunker down.
missile start learning		pocisk This missile has a range of more than 5 km.
deterrent start learning		odstraszający, odstraszacz Police controls are a main deterrent for me to driving too fast.
eradication start learning		likwidacja, wyplenienie, pozbycie się The organization's goal is the eradication of poverty.
inaccurate start learning		niedokładny, niepoprawny I don't know how to control inaccurate information coming from social media.
contagious start learning		zaraźliwy This disease is very contagious.
to deploy start learning		wdrożyć, rozmieszczać The soldiers were deployed in Iraq because of military conflict.
to hoard start learning		gromadzić, zbierać We hoarded a huge tinned food in the basement in case of emergency.
to ramp up start learning		zawyżyć The company ramped up share prices.
to tinker start learning		majsterkować, dłubać It's risky to tinker with power generation.
to justify start learning		usprawiedliwiać, wyrównywać Nothing can justify your behaviour.
hunch start learning		przeczucie I've got the hunch that I will win in a lottery.
mundane start learning		nieciekawy, nudny, doczesny Sometimes, even the most exciting things become mundane ones.
to dispense start learning		wydawać, zapewniać, rozdzielać The L.A. Times actually turned to Twitter to dispense information.
to crop up start learning		pojawiać się, przewijać I'll see you on Monday unless something crops up.
broadcast start learning		audycja, program, transmisja I wanted to watch this TV broadcast but I fell asleep.
to shape start learning		kształtować / rzecz. kształt, zarys That experience shaped my life.
to tap start learning		uzyskiwać, wykorzystywać I tapped into the information I got during the course.
to perceive start learning		postrzegać, uświadamiać sobie I don't care how people perceive me.
to fold start learning		zgiąć, skladać You can fold this paper in half.
to append start learning		dodać, dołączać People appended key words with # to make their tweets more recognisable.
hornet start learning		szerszeń
encryption start learning		szyfrowanie I don't use encryption software on my laptop.
curtain start learning		zasłona, firanka My wife bought us new curtains to the kitchen.
myth start learning		mit, błędne przekonanie You should know that it's just a myth.
to balk start learning		wzdragać się, zapierać się I balked at the prospect of spending another month in quarantine.
tension start learning		napięcie / zdenerwowanie, różnica potrzeb Someone told a joke and broke the tension.
dragnet start learning		obława, sieć Police set up a large dragnet around the court to catch criminals.
nonetheless start learning		niemniej jednak Nonetheless, I have learned much.
onslaught start learning		atak, szturm, najazd A propaganda onslaught tells us that we have to give up some privacy in exchange for safety.
encompass start learning		obejmować, otaczać, ogarniać The pandemic encompasses the world.
grave start learning		grób, śmierć, powazny He hasn't been to her grave in recent years.
to abuse start learning		nadużywać, wykorzystywac She abused my trust.
merely start learning		jedynie, tylko, zaledwie It's merely small mistake.
boundary start learning		granica, linia koncowa The current boundaries of Poland were set after the Second World War.
uprising start learning		powstanie
to uproot start learning		wykorzenić, wyrwać z korzeniami How to uproot a culture of corruption?
to violate start learning		naruszać, profanować, gwałcić Protestors violate law sitting on the road.
fury start learning		furia, wściekłość
assault start learning		napad, atak She is a victim of a brutal assault.
predatory start learning		drapieżny
to envy start learning		zazdrościć You shouldn't envy him his new car.
to restore start learning		przywrócić, odbudować The car was restored to a good condition.
goon start learning		zbir, głupek
clergy start learning		duchowieństwo The school near the church was run by the clergy.
inextricably start learning		nierozerwalnie The war and the economy are always inextricably linked.
greed start learning		chciwość He won a lot of money, but his greed didn't let him stop betting.
perpetrator start learning		sprawca, przestępca The perpetrator of that crime is in prison now.
admission start learning		przyjęcie (do szpitala), przyznanie się Admission is better than a lie.
to gloss over start learning		tuszować The government tries to gloss over the problem.
reversing sensors start learning		czujniki cofania
to pretend start learning		udawać / symulować
fence start learning		płot The horse jumped over the fence.
juvenile start learning		nieletni, młodzieniec Because you are juvenile, you will not go to prison.
shelter start learning		schronienie, schronisko He was homeless so he lived in a shelter.
to commit start learning		popełnić, dopuszczać się He commited a crime, and police arrested him.
needle start learning		igła
to rush start learning		spieszyć się, pędzić, biec, I don't like to be rushed when I eat breakfast.
glimpse start learning		mignięcie, migać After small success, I saw a glimpse of hope.
trapped start learning		uwięziony, w pułapce He began to feel like a trapped animal.
to struggle start learning		borykać się, szamotać We struggled with a crisis for years.
incarcerate start learning		uwięzić He was incarcerated for 5 years, after the robbery.
craft start learning		rzemiosło, zawód, forsa, statek I started as a stockbroker, but I have a second craft now.

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