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Question		Answer
przypalony, spalony start learning		scorched The countryside was scorched after several weeks of hot sun. Scorched earth/fields
rozrzucać start learning		scatter He scattered some flower seeds in the garden.
próbować (swoich) sił w czymś start learning		have a crack at sth I've never put up shelves before, but I'll have a crack at it.
wzdrygać się start learning		baulk Most people would baulk at paying these kinds of prices for clothes.
nauczyć się czegoś start learning		get the hang of sth to gradually learn how to do or use something
dodatkowa zaleta start learning		icing on the cake He was delighted to get the article published and the payment was the icing on the cake.
wydawać się w zasięgu ręki, nęcić start learning		beckon A career as a lead guitarist beckoned. The bright lights of London beckoned.
szanowany, ceniony start learning		esteemed A highly esteemed professor. It is my honor to introduce our esteemed senator.
unikać, stronić od start learning		shun He was shunned by colleagues and family alike. She has always shunned publicity.
oddawać się, dogadzać sobie lub rozpieszczać start learning		indulge They indulged in a bit of gossip. Their children are dreadfully indulged.
bałagan start learning		clutter There's too much clutter on my desk.
zaciemniać, zasłaniać, zagłuszać start learning		obscure The moon was partially obscured by clouds. He deliberately obscured details of his career in the army.
zwiększać i zmniejszać start learning		wax and wane
okropny, wstrętny start learning		obnoxious He was loud and obnoxious.
sprzyjać czemuś start learning		conduce to the belief that technological progress conduces to human happiness. Rising early conduces to good health.
sprzyjające start learning		conducive A quiet room is a more conducive atmosphere for studying.
kruszyć (się), rozsypywać się lub rozpadać się, rozsypywać się start learning		crumble Buildings crumbled as the earthquake struck. His first marriage crumbled after only a year.
często coś robić start learning		be apt to do sth He's apt to forget his keys.
niezdecydowany start learning		indecisive
chłostać lub opylić start learning		flog I Soldiers used to be flogged for disobedience. I had to flog the car to pay my bills.
wyśmiewać, wyszydzać, drwić start learning		deride This building, once derided by critics, is now a major tourist attraction.
zniesławić, zdemoralizować start learning		deprave
bezkarność start learning		impunity Criminal gangs are terrorizing the city with apparent impunity.
upadek firmy start learning		demise The demise of the company was sudden and unexpected.
dać się ponieść start learning		get carried away
podsuwać start learning		shove up
wycofać się start learning		back out Nigel backed out at the last minute, so we had a spare ticket.

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