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Question		Answer
odpowiedzialny za swoje dzialania start learning		accountable You are accountable for your choices.
zatwierdzić coś”, „dać zgodę”, „podpisać się pod czymś”, „zaakceptować oficjalnie”. start learning		The manager signed off on the project I can’t sign off on this budget.
zwolnienie start learning		exemption igZEMpszyn She got an exemption from the final exam because of her medical condition.
Zwolnienie start learning		Exempt we are exempt from this exam
prosze sie czestowac start learning		Please help yourself
czy ma ktos ochote na cos do picia? start learning		would anyone like something to drink?
byc poslusznym, sluchac polecen start learning		obey You must obey the rules
posluszny przymuotnik start learning		obedient he is very obesint child obidient
doszlo juz do tego momentu ze start learning		it is now at the point It is now at the point where we need to make a decision
szanse sa po twojej stronie start learning		the odds are in your favor
Ostro zabrac sie za cos start learning		Cracking down on the government is cracking down on tax evasion
uchylać się, unikać start learning		evasion, to evade he was arrested for tax evasion i wejżyn
obrac cos za cel start learning		set onces sights on something he set his sights on a promotion
złoczyńca, czarny charakter start learning		villain The villain of the quest is a dark wizard who wants to rule the world.
zakłócanie, wytrącanie z rytmu, psucie planu lub rozmowy, wykoleic start learning		derail The scandal derailed her political career.
od czasu do czasu start learning		every now and then We still meet for coffee every now and then
spawanie obwodowe start learning		circumferential welding Part of the funding will be allocated for the purchase of a workstation for circumferential pipe welding.”
wysiłek starania start learning		endeavor We will continue our endeavor to improve the process en de wer
pozytywna strona nawyku start learning		the upside of habit
nacięcie (hirurgia) start learning		incision (surgery) The surgeon made a small incision to begin the procedure insizyn
samozadowolenie start learning		complacency kem-PLEJ-sen-si Complacency can be dangerous when working with complex machinery
Ile czasu Ci zajęło dotarcie tutaj? Czy po drodze utknąłeś w korku? start learning		How long did it take you to get here? Did you hit any traffic on the way?
Stan polskich dróg jest celowo utrzymywany w tak złym stanie. To element naszej strategii obronnej. Zanim jakikolwiek najeźdźca dotrze do centrum Polski, jego pojazdy zostaną zniszczone przez nasze drogi. start learning		The condition of Polish roads is deliberately kept so poor. It’s part of our national defence strategy. Before any invader reaches the center of Poland, their vehicles will be destroyed by our roads
Celowo utrzymujemy stan polskich dróg w złym stanie. To nasz tajny system obrony. Zanim ktokolwiek zdąży wjechać do Polski, ich czołgi poddają się naszym dziurom. start learning		We keep the condition of Polish roads intentionally bad. It’s our secret defence system. Before anyone manages to invade Poland, their tanks will surrender to our potholes
dwie pieczenie przy jednym ogniu start learning		kill two birds with with one stone
przypowieść start learning		parable That story about the wise and foolish builders is a parable, not a real historical event.
dobiega końca start learning		draws to a close as the book draws to a close, i hope the opposite is true
ustępstwo (kompromis start learning		concession Both sides will have to make concessions, not just Ukraine," the official said. A concession on his part allowed me to pass this exam.
wyprzedzać, pozostawiac w tyle start learning		outpace Our sales have outpaced the company’s expectations this quarter. Technology is outpacing the ability of laws to regulate it.
permanentnie, ciagle, nie ustannie start learning		perpetually per-PET-chu-uh-lee Technology is perpetually evolving at a rapid pace.
oszukać, oklamywac start learning		deceive I was deceived by my closest friend.
osłabnąć, zeilnic tempo start learning		slack off Both players could slack off and still break the record
kamerdyner start learning		valet Ispent my college years working as a valet at a nice hotel in Los Angeles.
przechwalać się start learning		brag
roztrzaskać się start learning		shatter Days later he shattered a lamp in the hotel’s restaurant. A manager told him it was a $500 lamp and he’d have to replace it.
przesłanka start learning		premise PRE mis The premise of this book is that doing well with money has a little to do with how smart you are and a lot to do with how you behave.
udogodnienia start learning		facilities The use of these new wearable technologies, such as smartwatches, facilitates monitoring during daily activities and improves adherence to therapy fuh-SI-li-tayts
obeznany start learning		savvy She’s very financially savvy and knows how to invest wisely.
zająć, przejac cos za dlugi finansowe start learning		foreclosed Many families lost their homes due to foreclosure. The house was foreclosed last year.
Uświadomiłem sobie Doszedłem do wniosku Przekonałem się, że... Z czasem zdałem sobie sprawę, że start learning		i have come to realize
przekonujący, zmusić do dzialania start learning		to compel, compelling There’s compelling evidence that he is innocent. He’s a compelling speaker — you want to listen to him.
przekonujące dowody start learning		compelling evidence i have no seen compelling evidence
zagrażający, zagrazac start learning		imperiling, to imperil To get why investors sell out at the bottom of a bear market you don’t need to study the math of expected future returns; you need to think about the agony of looking at your family and wondering if your investments are imperiling their future.
zachęta, bodziec start learning		incentive Instead of money bonuses, more and more companies decide to use electronic gadgets as incentives for the best workers.
pojąć start learning		fathom And the person who lived through it can’t fathom why someone like me could come across as complacent about things like owning stocks. We see the world through a different lens.
zadowolony, beztroski start learning		complacent You can't be so complacent all the time. Grow up. Well, are you complacent now?
sprawiac weazenie, wydawac sie start learning		come across as And the person who lived through it can’t fathom why someone like me could come across as complacent about things like owning stocks. We see the world through a different lens.
skandaliczny, obuzajacy start learning		outrageous And when that’s the case, a view about money that one group of people thinks is outrageous can make perfect sense to another. out-RAY-juss
okrutny start learning		atrocious The traffic this morning was atrocious. uh-TROH-shus
brać coś, wytrzasnąć coś (pieniądze start learning		come up with Those buying $400 in lottery tickets are by and large the same people who say they couldn’t come up with $400 in an emergency.
siła robocza start learning		labor force “A highly skilled labor force is one of the most valuable assets of any thriving economy
skrycie, nie wprost, pośrednio, niejawnie start learning		implicity But since it’s hard to quantify luck and rude to suggest people’s success is owed to it, the default stance is often to implicitly ignore luck as a factor of success.
postawa domyślna start learning		default stance But since it’s hard to quantify luck and rude to suggest people’s success is owed to it, the default stance is often to implicitly ignore luck as a factor of success.
postawa domyślna start learning		default stance But since it’s hard to quantify luck and rude to suggest people’s success is owed to it, the default stance is often to implicitly ignore luck as a factor of success.
zupelny przyadek, czysty przypadek start learning		sheer chance By sheer chance, would you expect 10 of them to become billionaires predominantly off luck?”
ostrożny careful, not taking risks start learning		prudent i wasnt prudent when i spent all my money last month
dłubać, stukać, tłuc, mozolić się nad czymś, pracować uparcie start learning		banging away I’ve been banging away at my English grammar for months... Tom keeps banging away at his guitar every evening He’s been banging away at that report all night.
rozwodzić się nad czymś, drążyć temat, przegadywać, wałkować temat start learning		belabor He kept belaboring the issue long after it was resolved. I don’t want to belabor the point, but this is really important.
według większości start learning		by most account By most accounts, she handled the situation very professionally. By most accounts, he is one of the best surgeons in the country.
kapitał wysokiego ryzyka start learning		venture capital Venture capital helps companies to He got venture capital funding to launch his tech startup.
usługi publiczne / media / infrastruktura komunalna start learning		public utilities You have to pay monthly bills for public utilities such as water, gas, and electricity.
rzadkie zdarzenua start learning		tails events Winning the lottery is a tail event that only happens to a very small number of people.
zonisić sie, neutralizowac start learning		each other out Profit and loss cancel each other out My motivation and my laziness often cancel each other out.
wyobrażalny, mozliwy, mozliwy do pomyslenia start learning		conceivable Failure is always conceivable, even if you are well prepared. It’s conceivable that one small decision can change your entire life.
poerwszenstwo start learning		Precedence In this company, quality takes precedence over quantity. Safety should always take precedence over speed.
być w lepszej sytuacji start learning		being better off Most people are financially better off than their parents were. In the long run, you will be better off saving consistently.
uczynić, sprawić, doprowadzić do start learning		render The error rendered the machine useless. The injury rendered him unable to walk.
utulić dzieci do snu start learning		to tuck your kids in I need to tuck my kids in before I go to sleep. She tucked her son into bed and kissed him goodnight.
sklonność do nadmiernego opytymizmum start learning		optimism bias i know you tend to have an optimism bias, but if I were you, I’d hold your horses — life might surprise you one day.
by, mógł, mógł start learning		would, could, might WOULD → expectation / strong likelihood This is what I believe will happen. 🟠 COULD → ability / realistic possibility This is possible, but not certain. 🟣 MIGHT → weak possibility / caution This may happen, but I’m not confident. WOULD (70–90%) → COULD (40–60%) → MIGHT (10–30%)
👉 Nie przemyślałeś tego. 👉 Nie rozważyłeś wszystkich konsekwencji. 👉 Podjąłeś decyzję bez dokładnej analizy. start learning		You didn’t think this through.
warto zachować ostrożność start learning		you might want to be careful here
Warto to przemyśleć start learning		You might want to think this through
Może powinniśmy do tego wrócić później start learning		Perhaps we should revisit this later I see your point, but perhaps we should revisit this later. Perhaps we should revisit this later — emotions are running high right now.
mamy mało czasu start learning		We’re short on time — the bus leaves in 20 minutes, and this project has too many unknowns. Perhaps we should revisit this later, when we have more data
lawina, nawalnica start learning		barrage of something More than a million households are without electricity in Ukraine after a barrage of overnight Russian strikes hit energy and industrial infrastructure, officials said.
robić postępy start learning		get ahead = improve your position in life The idea is that you have to take risk to get ahead, but no risk that can wipe you out is ever worth taking. He works hard to get ahead in his career.
zdjąć, namydlić, spłukać, osuszyć start learning		take off, soap up, rinse off, dry off I took off my clothes, turned on the shower, and got into the shower. Once I got wet, I soaped up and washed my hair with shampoo, then applied conditioner. After that, I rinsed off, stepped out of the shower, and dried off with a towel
żeby sobie z tym poradzić start learning		to get around this To get around this issue, we changed our approach. To get around this, we decided to work remotely.
szokujące historie start learning		staggering stories The documentary reveals staggering stories of corruption. The book is full of staggering stories of success and failure.
niemiecka jednostka pancerna start learning		german tank unit
wyobrażać sobie start learning		envision Try to envision where you want to be in five years. It’s hard to envision a better outcome
kołdra start learning		duvet On cold mornings, it’s hard to get out of bed when you’re wrapped in a warm duvet I’m lying in bed under the duvet, trying to relax after a long day.
zbędny start learning		redundant • We removed redundant steps from the process • This sentence is redundant.
jednym z podstawowych założeń start learning		underpinning of psychology An underpinning of psychology is that people are poor forecasters of their future selves.
dochodowy start learning		Lucrative Maybe they want something more prestigious or lucrative. He was negotiating hard with his boss and managed to sign a very lucrative contract
„Nie wiemy, co przyniesie przyszłość”. start learning		“We don’t know what the future holds.”
ząbek czosnku start learning		garlic clove Scientists now know that most of garlic’s health benefits are due to the formation of sulfur compounds when you chop, crush, or chew a garlic clove.

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