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Question		Answer
1. Contingency plan start learning		A backup plan for emergencies (plan awaryjny)
2. Hedge start learning		To protect against financial loss (zabezpieczenie finansowe)
3. Subsidiary start learning		A company controlled by another company (spółka zależna)
4. Churn out start learning		To produce in large quantities, often quickly (produkować masowo)
5. Charlatan start learning		A person falsely claiming to have special knowledge (szarlatan)
6. Maverick start learning		An independent-minded person (niespokorny, niezależny)
7. Mainstream start learning		Common or widely accepted (główny nurt)
8. Laureate start learning		A person honored for achievement in an art or science (laureat)
9. Concoct start learning		To create or invent something (wymyślić, sporządzić)
10. Staggering start learning		Deeply shocking or surprising (zdumiewający)
11. Preclude start learning		To prevent from happening (uniemożliwiać)
12. Against the odds start learning		Despite being unlikely to succeed (wbrew przeciwnościom)
13. At odds start learning		In disagreement (w konflikcie)
14. Beat the odds start learning		Succeed despite difficulties (pokonać przeciwności)
15. Make no odds start learning		Make no difference (nie robić różnicy)
16. Long odds start learning		Unlikely to happen (mało prawdopodobne)
17. Odds and sods/ends start learning		Various small items (różności)
18. Odds are in someone’s favor start learning		Chances of success are high (szanse są po czyjejś stronie)
19. Chance would be a fine thing start learning		Used to express that something is unlikely (dobrze by było, ale to mało prawdopodobne)
20. The chances are... start learning		It is likely that... (najprawdopodobniej...)
21. They don’t stand a chance start learning		They are very unlikely to succeed (nie mają szans)
22. It’s the luck of the draw start learning		Completely random (kwestia przypadku)
23. Maybe I’ll strike it lucky start learning		Maybe I’ll be lucky (może będę mieć szczęście)
24. It’s anyone’s call start learning		It’s impossible to predict (każdy może zgadywać)
25. Bonanza start learning		A situation with a sudden increase in wealth (żyła złota)
26. Embargo start learning		An official ban on trade (embargo)
27. Glitch start learning		A small fault or problem (usterka)
28. Imbroglio start learning		A confusing situation (zawiła sytuacja)
29. Mogul start learning		A powerful person in business or media (magnat)
30. Per capita start learning		For each person (na osobę)
31. Tycoon start learning		A wealthy businessperson (potentat)
32. Status quo start learning		The existing state of affairs (stan obecny)
33. Pundit start learning		An expert who gives opinions publicly (ekspert, komentator)
34. Pro rata start learning		Proportionally (proporcjonalnie)
35. Bubble start learning		An economic period of inflated asset prices (bańka spekulacyjna)
36. Credit crunch start learning		A sudden reduction in loan availability (kryzys kredytowy)
37. Default start learning		Failure to repay a loan (niewypłacalność)
38. Deregulation start learning		Removal of government controls (deregulacja)
39. Go bankrupt start learning		To legally declare inability to pay debts (zbankrutować)
40. Prime rate start learning		Interest rate for best customers (główna stopa procentowa)
41. Recession start learning		A period of economic decline (recesja)
42. Securitization start learning		Turning assets into tradable securities (sekurytyzacja)
43. Subprime wysokiego ryzyka) start learning		Loans to risky borrowers (subprime
44. Write off start learning		Cancel a bad debt (odpisać stratę)
45. Liquidity start learning		Ability to quickly convert assets to cash (płynność finansowa)
46. Interest rate start learning		Cost of borrowing money (stopa procentowa)
47. Down payment start learning		Initial payment when something is bought on credit (wpłata własna)
48. Hedge fund start learning		Private fund using advanced strategies (fundusz hedgingowy)
49. Myriad (risk) start learning		A countless number (mnogość (ryzyka))
50. Account for start learning		To explain or justify (wyjaśniać)
51. In a nutshell start learning		Briefly (w skrócie)
52. Viability start learning		Ability to work successfully (wykonalność)
53. Mitigate start learning		To reduce the severity (łagodzić)
54. Prominent start learning		Well known or important (znaczący, wybitny)
55. Granular detail start learning		Detailed and specific (szczegółowy)
56. Topple start learning		To fall or make fall (obalić, przewrócić)
57. Perch start learning		A high resting place (grzęda, wysokie miejsce)
58. Espouse start learning		To support an idea or belief (popierać)
59. Threshold start learning		Starting point or limit (próg)
60. Grandiose start learning		Impressive but not practical (wystawny, przesadny)
61. Purport start learning		To claim or pretend (utrzymywać, twierdzić)
62. Be under siege start learning		To be under pressure or attack (być oblężonym)
63. Opine start learning		To express an opinion (wyrażać opinię)
64. Plaintiff start learning		A person who brings a legal case (powód)
65. Obscure start learning		Not well known or unclear (niejasny, mało znany)
66. Fork out start learning		To pay money unwillingly (wybulić kasę)
67. Profit warning start learning		Announcement of lower profits (ostrzeżenie o spadku zysków)
68. Beat someone to market start learning		To launch before competitors (wejść na rynek przed innymi)
69. Legitimate start learning		Legal or accepted (legalny, uzasadniony)
70. Venture start learning		A risky business project (przedsięwzięcie)
71. Valid start learning		Legally acceptable (ważny, prawomocny)
72. Incubator start learning		Support for new businesses (inkubator przedsiębiorczości)
73. Trace to start learning		Find the origin of something (wyśledzić, prześledzić)
74. Cite as the reason for start learning		To give as a cause (podawać jako przyczynę)
75. Factor in start learning		Include when calculating (uwzględniać)
76. Counter-productive start learning		Having the opposite effect (odwrotny skutek)
77. Blockbuster start learning		Very successful product or movie (hit)
78. Make sb tick start learning		What motivates someone (coś co napędza kogoś)
79. Winning streak start learning		A series of wins (pasmo sukcesów)
80. Clouded judgment start learning		Poor decision due to emotions (zaburzenie osądu)
81. To accord with start learning		To agree or match (zgadzać się z czymś)
82. Primeval start learning		Ancient or primitive (pierwotny)
83. Inherent start learning		Existing naturally in something (nieodłączny)
84. Tap into start learning		Use a resource (wykorzystać coś)
85. Bust start learning		Sudden failure (bankructwo, porażka)
86. Feedback loop start learning		System where output becomes input (pętla sprzężenia zwrotnego)
87. Trading floor start learning		Area where stocks are bought and sold (parkiet giełdowy)
88. Lionize start learning		Treat as a celebrity (wychwalać)
89. Whistle-blower start learning		Someone who exposes wrongdoing (sygnalista)
90. Feel-good-guru start learning		Motivational figure (guru dobrego samopoczucia)
91. Canard start learning		A false report or rumor (fałszywa plotka)
92. Risk exposure start learning		Degree to which you are exposed to risk (narażenie na ryzyko)

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