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Question		Answer
skok na bungee start learning		bungee jump When the rope broke from her bungee jump she landed in a river. (/ˈbʌndʒi dʒʌmp/)
ślad węglowy start learning		carbon footprint My flights made my carbon footprint much bigger. (/ˈkɑːbən ˈfʊtprɪnt/)
rozdział start learning		chapter She writes a chapter of her novel a week. (/ˈtʃæptə/)
kolizja start learning		collision There was a collision between two cars but luckily no one was hurt. (/kəˈlɪʒn/)
program nauczania Nasz program nauczania został zaktualizowany w odpowiedzi na obecne potrzeby edukacyjne. start learning		curriculum The teaching of handwriting will have disappeared from the school curriculum because students will only be writing on tablets or laptops. (/kəˈrɪkjələm/)
malarz (pokojowy) start learning		decorator The decorators will have finished painting by Tuesday, so we can move back into the flat then. (/ˈdekəreɪtə/)
odsalanie start learning		desalination Desalination is when the salt is removed from sea water. (/diːˌsælɪˈneɪʃn/)
przeszkadzać Mam nadzieję, że ci nie przeszkadzam. start learning		disturb I’ll have finished in an hour if you don’t disturb me. (/dɪˈstɜːb/)
podwajać start learning		double The manufacturing cost is set to double in the next ten years. (/ˈdʌbl/)
zalać Silnik jest zalany. start learning		drown He drowned his cereal in milk. (/draʊn/)
poważnie Nasza firma została poważnie dotknięta przez zastój. start learning		earnestly On television and in the newspapers, experts argued earnestly over what such extreme weather meant. (/ˈɜːnɪstli/)
ekologia Czy interesujesz się ekologią? start learning		ecology Ecology is the relationship between the plants, animals, and the environment in a particular area. (/iˈkɒlədʒi/)
element start learning		element There is an element of addiction in this sort of behaviour. (/ˈelɪmənt/)
wygrawerować start learning		engrave My watch is engraved with my birthday. (/ɪnˈɡreɪv/)
sprzęt Cały sprzęt został wymieniony. start learning		equipment You need a lot of equipment if you go camping. (/ɪˈkwɪpmənt/)
ułatwiać start learning		facilitate People use weather-talk to facilitate social interaction. (/fəˈsɪlɪteɪt/)
ogrodzenie, płot start learning		fence We often talk to our next-door neighbours over the fence in the garden. (/fens/)
wypełniać Musisz wypełnić oba formularze. start learning		fill I use a reusable water bottle which I fill with tap water. (/fɪl/)
ponadto start learning		furthermore It is one of the cheapest available. Furthermore, it is one of the best. (/ˌfɜːðəˈmɔː/)
kula ziemska, glob start learning		globe The weather varies greatly across the globe. (/ɡləʊb/)
gwarantować start learning		guarantee I can guarantee that you won’t regret it. (/ˌɡærənˈtiː/)
kask W wielu sportach trzeba nosić kask dla ochrony głowy. start learning		helmet I always wear a helmet when riding my bike. (/ˈhelmɪt/)
idiota Co za idiota! start learning		idiot I won’t get in a car with him. He drives like an idiot. (/ˈɪdiət/)
w pośpiechu start learning		in haste It is very important that decisions are not made in haste. (/ɪn heɪst/)
babie lato start learning		Indian summer An Indian summer only occurs ‘as a warm spell in autumn, especially in October and November’. (/ˌɪndiən ˈsʌmə/)
wzajemne relacje, interakcje start learning		interaction People use weather-talk to facilitate social interaction. (/ˌɪntərˈækʃn/)
odurzający start learning		intoxicating It is an intoxicating combination of high-powered engines, testosterone, and youth. (/ɪnˈtɒksɪkeɪtɪŋ/)
sam w sobie, z natury rzeczy start learning		intrinsically We talk about it a lot, but not because it is an intrinsically interesting topic. (/ɪnˈtrɪnzɪkli/)
brak, niedostatek start learning		lack Many ski resorts will have closed because of a lack of winter snow. (/læk/)
zamykać Zamknąłem okno, bo robiło się tutaj zimno. start learning		lock up Never leave a dog locked up in a car if it’s hot. (/ˌlɒk ˈʌp/)
środek, sposób start learning		measure They require a lot of equipment, safety measures, and well-trained and qualified instructors. (/ˈmeʒə/)
nie ma sensu start learning		no point There’s no point phoning Sonia now. She won’t be there. (/nəʊ pɔɪnt/)
organiczny start learning		organic Organic fruit and vegetables haven’t been treated with pesticides. (/ɔːˈɡænɪk/)
piekarnik Istnieją dwa główne rodzaje piekarników, elektryczny i gazowy. start learning		oven Laura won’t have arrived before dinner so I’ll leave some food in the oven for her. (/ˈʌvn/)
skok ze spadochronem start learning		parachute jump I did a parachute jump from a plane for charity. (/ˈpærəʃuːt dʒʌmp/)
szczególny, dziwny start learning		peculiar Britain has a peculiar obsession with the weather. (/pɪˈkjuːliə/)
mnóstwo, dużo start learning		plenty If you are travelling somewhere, do you normally get to the station or airport with plenty of time or at the last minute? (/ˈplenti/)
urwisko start learning		precipice He dreamt he was standing on the edge of a precipice. (/ˈpresəpɪs/)
niechętny start learning		reluctant I am reluctant to talk about politics with my friends. (/rɪˈlʌktənt/)
ośrodek, kurort start learning		resort Many ski resorts will have closed because of a lack of winter snow. (/rɪˈzɔːt/)
rytm Ta tancerka ma naturalne poczucie rytmu. start learning		rhythm I can’t dance. I have no sense of rhythm. (/ˈrɪðəm/)
poszukiwanie sensacji start learning		sensation-seeking It’s sensation-seeking, it’s taking risks, looking for that buzz, but ignoring the potentially fatal consequences. (/senˈseɪʃn ˈsiːkɪŋ/)
poważny Przestań być taki poważny i uśmiechnij się! start learning		severe The accident caused severe damage to his spine. (/sɪˈvɪə/)
grzech, przewinienie start learning		sin Earth Day is a day that invites people to think about their eco-sins. (/sɪn/)
panel słoneczny Zainstalowaliśmy panele słoneczne na dachu. start learning		solar panel Most people will have installed solar panels or wind turbines on their houses or blocks of flats to generate their own electricity. (/ˈsəʊlə ˈpænl/)
statystyka start learning		statistic The statistics show that more people die on motorbikes than in cars. (/stəˈtɪstɪk/)
oferować, sprzedawać start learning		stock I only shop at places which stock environmentally-friendly products. (/stɒk/)
kusić Kusiło mnie, by rzucić pracę i przeprowadzić się do Hiszpanii. start learning		tempt Every year, more and more people are tempted by the idea of going on an adventure sports holiday, especially during the summer months. (/tempt/)
testosteron start learning		testosterone It is an intoxicating combination of high-powered engines, testosterone, and youth. (/tesˈtɒstərəʊn/)
serwis meteorologiczny start learning		the Met Office The Met Office provides the weather forecast for the UK. (/ðə met ɒfɪs/)
turbina Turbina wymaga naprawy. start learning		turbine A wind turbine converts wind power into energy. (/ˈtɜːbaɪn/)
mało prawdopodobny Jest mało prawdopodobne, że mu się powiedzie, jeśli nie będzie się uczyć. start learning		unlikely It’s unlikely that schools will change much in the next few years. (/ʌnˈlaɪkli/)
miejski Czuła się uwięziona w miejskiej dżungli, więc przeniosła się na wieś. start learning		urban I can’t live in rural areas. I like living in urban places. (/ˈɜːbən/)
zaskoczony Byliśmy zaskoczeni wiadomością o wygraniu konkursu. start learning		astonished I was astonished when they lost. They always win. (/əˈstɒnɪʃt/)
oszołomiony start learning		bewildered I was bewildered by the range of choices. (/bɪˈwɪldəd/)
zachwycony start learning		delighted I was delighted with my high score. (/dɪˈlaɪtɪd/)
zdesperowany start learning		desperate I was desperate to get a job. I really needed the money. (/ˈdespərət/)
załamany Coraz więcej młodych ludzi wpada w depresję. start learning		devastated I was devastated when my grandad died. (/ˈdevəsteɪtɪd/)
rozczarowany W ogóle nie podobał mi się film i byłam rozczarowana. start learning		disappointed I was a bit disappointed you didn’t come. (/dɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd/)
przybity Co się stało? Wyglądasz na przybitego. start learning		down You look a bit down. What’s the problem? (/daʊn/)
zatkało (kogoś) start learning		gobsmacked I was completely gobsmacked when I heard she was getting married! (/ˈɡɒbsmækt/)
wdzięczny Zawsze będę ci wdzięczny za pomoc, jakiej udzieliłeś. start learning		grateful I’m grateful for any help I get. (/ˈɡreɪtfl/)
winny Uznano go za winnego zbrodni. start learning		guilty I feel guilty when I eat too much. (/ˈɡɪlti/)
głęboko rozczarowany start learning		gutted When they missed that last penalty I was absolutely gutted. (/ˈɡʌtɪd/)
tęsknić za domem start learning		homesick I miss home so much. I’m feeling homesick. (/ˈhəʊmsɪk/)
przerażony start learning		horrified My mum was horrified with the mess in my room. (/ˈhɒrɪfaɪd/)
samotny Gwiazdy rocka często są samotne i nieszczęśliwe. start learning		lonely I feel lonely without you here. (/ˈləʊnli/)
nerwowy Jeżeli występujesz na scenie, nie możesz być nerwowy. start learning		nervous Exams make me nervous. (/ˈnɜːvəs/)
urażony start learning		offended I feel really offended. My cousin didn’t invite me to his wedding. (/əˈfendɪd/)
przytłoczony start learning		overwhelmed I just don’t know what to say. I’m overwhelmed with emotion. (/əʊvəˈwelmd/)
dumny Jestem dumny z mojego syna. start learning		proud I’m so proud my daughter won the race. (/praʊd/)
odczuwający ulgę start learning		relieved I was relieved when I finally got a job. (/rɪˈliːvd/)
zdrętwiały ze strachu start learning		scared stiff I’m scared stiff of heights. (/skeəd stɪf/)
wykończony Każdego wieczoru wraca wykończona do domu po pracowitym dniu spędzonym w biurze. start learning		shattered I’m absolutely shattered. I just want to sit down and put my feet up. (/ˈʃætəd/)
zszokowany Byliśmy zszokowani informacją o trzęsieniu ziemi. start learning		shocked I was shocked by the sad news. (/ʃɒkt/)
mieć dość (słuchania czegoś) start learning		sick of (hearing) I’m sick of hearing you complain about my food. Why don’t you learn to cook? (/sɪk əv/)
oszołomiony start learning		stunned I was stunned by the proposal. I just wasn’t expecting it. (/stʌnd/)
podekscytowany Jesteśmy podekscytowani wyjazdem do Australii. start learning		thrilled I was thrilled when I heard I was going to become a grandparent. (/θrɪld/)
porzucać Porzuciłem swoje stare przyzwyczajenia. start learning		abandon Eventually they decided to abandon the search for the village and just hike back to Apolo. (/əˈbændən/)
umiejętność start learning		ability My ability to stay calm helps in my job. (/əˈbɪləti/)
całkowicie Jestem całkowicie wyczerpany. start learning		absolutely I find speaking in public absolutely terrifying. I hate doing it. (/ˈæbsəluːtli/)
sam, sama start learning		alone What would you do if you were hiking alone in the mountains and you got completely lost? (/əˈləʊn/)
nic start learning		anything Of course I’ve made mistakes, but I don’t regret anything. (/ˈeniθɪŋ/)
oceniać Powinieneś ocenić całe związane z tym ryzyko. start learning		assess They don’t panic and they assess the situation clearly. (/əˈses/)
próba start learning		attempt It took me five attempts to get it right. (/əˈtempt/)
przejmować się start learning		be bothered I wish people wouldn’t leave supermarket trolleys in the car park just because they can’t be bothered to take them back. (/bi ˈbɒðəd/)
instruktaż start learning		briefing Pay attention to the flight attendant’s safety briefing. (/ˈbriːfɪŋ/)
zakopywać Zakopałam mojego chomika w ogródku. start learning		bury In traditional stories pirates always bury their treasure. (/ˈberi/)
pudełko Co jest w tym pudełku? start learning		case I wish my family would put DVDs back in their cases. (/keɪs/)
wyzwanie To było wielkie wyzwanie, któremu musieliśmy stawić czoła. start learning		challenge The key to survival is to divide the challenges into manageable tasks. (/ˈtʃælɪndʒ/)
szansa Daj mi jeszcze jedną szansę. start learning		chance The chance of winning the lottery is small. (/tʃɑːns/)
cywilizacja Wykład poświęcony jest cywilizacji Majów. start learning		civilization The four men set off from the town of Apolo and soon they had left civilization far behind. (/ˌsɪvəlaɪˈzeɪʃn/)
liczyć Nauczyłem się liczyć w wieku trzech lat. start learning		count Memorize where the emergency exits are and count how many rows you are away from them. (/kaʊnt/)
cel podróży Jaki jest twój cel podróży? start learning		destination I’d keep walking and try to find my way to my destination. (/ˌdestɪˈneɪʃn/)
wchodzić Wszedł do środka i wjechał windą na siódme piętro. start learning		enter Before they entered the jungle, the three friends made a promise that they would ‘go in together and come out together’. (/ˈentə/)
wymówka start learning		excuse Do you want me to phone and make an excuse? (/ɪkˈskjuːs/)
fakt Nie można kłócić się z faktami. start learning		fact I’m just completely bewildered by so many facts and figures. (/fækt/)
czynnik Moi rodzice mieszkają na Węgrzech i to był główny czynnik, który wpłynął na moją decyzję, by się tam przeprowadzić. start learning		factor Money was an important factor in my decision. (/ˈfæktə/)
doprowadzać do szału Doprowadzasz mnie do szału! Czemu nigdy nie sprzątasz swojego pokoju? start learning		infuriate It really infuriates me when people drive too close behind me. (/ɪnˈfjʊərieɪt/)

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