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reckon - to think, to believe, to think, Consider, calculate start learning		myśleć, wierzyć, myśleć, należy rozważyć, obliczyć
zalać (także o rzeczach zalewających pokój) too full, excess, extra, flood start learning		to overflow
drewniana skrzynka do transportowania, przechowywania, wooden container, box, cage start learning		shipping crate
keepsake start learning		pamiątka, souvenir, memento, gift
prayer shawls start learning		tałes (chusta nakładana przez żydów na głowę bądź ramiona podczas modlitwy) (e.g. a Jewish tallit)
prison inmate start learning		więzień - osob, który jest przechowywany w więzieniu, więzień, skazaniec prisoner person who is kept in a prison, prisoner, convict
be wary - be on guard, watchful, wary, suspicious, distrustful, caucious, suspicious start learning		być ostrożny - mieć się na baczności, czujnym, ostrożnym, podejrzliwy, nieufny, podejrzliwy, caucious
wyst, awa, pokaz, show, exhibition, presentation, exposure start learning		8. display
rozwiesić, powiesić start learning		9. put up (photo)
opłakiwać, lamentować, obchodzić żałobę, grieve, lament, weep for, languish start learning		10. mourn
szaleństwo, atak szału, rage, riot, run wild start learning		11. rampage
ślad, znak, poszlaka, element, hint, suggestion start learning		12. trace
friendly and easy to talk to, easygoing, gregarious, uprzejmy, przyjazny start learning		13. affable
calm confidence in a person's way of behaving, or a quality of grace, dignity, opanowanie, równowaga, gracja, pewność siebie start learning		14. a poise
of little or less importance, minor, lower, drugorzędny start learning		15. subsidiary
when you demand something and refuse to accept opposition, persistence, determination, obstawanie, nieustępliwość, nacisk start learning		16. insistence
konsekwencja, implikacja, outcomes and consequences start learning		17. ramifications
the ability to understand an event or situation only after it has happened, analiza zdarzena post fatum, mądrość po fakcie, retrospection, reflection start learning		18. hindsight
19. Beat up start learning		19. beat up
20. refer - to talk or write about someone or something, especially in only a few words, menthone, talk about, mention someone to turn to start learning		20. refer - to talk or write about someone or something, especially in only a few words, menton, talk about, wspomnieć, zwracać się do kogoś
21. commemorate - officially to remember and give great respect to a person or an event, especially by a public ceremony, pay a tribune, remembr, honor, commemorate, memorialize start learning		21. commemorate - to remember officially and give respect to a great person or event, especially by a public ceremony, pay tribune to, remembr, honor, upamiętnić, uczcić pamięć
to have something such as a meeting or an election, make happen start learning		22. to take hold
współwinny, poplecznik (w popełnieniu przestępstwa), criminal, partner in crime, collaborator start learning		23. an accessory
not paying much attention, lenie nt, soft, tolerant, zbyt pobłażliwy, niedostateczny start learning		24. lax
A number of murders, in a short span or time; a rampage, seria morderstw, masakra start learning		25. killing spree
not good enough, nieadekwatny, nieodpowiedni, nienadający się, nieprzydatny start learning		26. inadequate
in every case or on every occasion; always, niezmiennie, zawsze start learning		27. invariably
the fact of something being extremely cruel, violent, or shocking: akt okrucieństwa, start learning		28. atrocity
lawyer, prawnik start learning		29. attorney
to make something less harmful, unpleasant, or bad, ease, moderate start learning		30. mitigate
an extremely violent event in which a large number of people are killed, massacre, slaughter, atrocity, scene of carnage, +rzeź start learning		31. bloodbath
a piece of paper, metal attached to sth as a mark, label, etykieta start learning		32. tags
keep going, maintane, continua, podtrzymywać, utrzymywać start learning		33. sustain
difficult to understand, niezrozumienie, brak zrozumienia start learning		34. incomprehension
produce (words) start learning		35. muster
a condition in which the immune system reacts in an extreme way, nadwrażliwość, alergia start learning		36. hypersensitivity
37. The sensor-integration disorder start learning		37. sensory-integration disorder
relating to or caused by your job, zawodowy start learning		38. occupational
Taking things away from someone or somewhere, zawładnięcie, konfiskata, schwytanie start learning		39. seizure
lawyer, advocate, prosecutor, prokurator stanowy start learning		40. state’s attorney
trzcina, laska do chodzenia, walking stick, pole, rod start learning		41. cane
shamelessly, bez skrupułów start learning		42. wantonly
burying, cremating and preserving bodies, wypychanie zwierząt start learning		43. to taxidermy
a shelf above a fireplace, półka nad kominkiem, gzyms start learning		44. mantelpiece
45. berserker - an ancient Norse warrior who Fought in a wild frenzy, legendary Norse warriors who fought in the state of fury start learning		45. berserker - an ancient Norse warrior who fought in a wild frenzy, legendarni wojownicy nordyccy walczący w stanie furii
to become physically separated from something, to stop being involved in something, start learning		46. disengaged
rozplatać, rozwiązywać (marriage) fall apart, go wrong, fail start learning		47. to unravel
to cover something or someone completely with a large quantity of something start learning		48. bury oneself in work
polecenie, sprawa do załatwienia, working, tast, duty, chore start learning		49. to do errands
remem ber, bring to mind, remind start learning		50. to recall
show again, repeat, replay, ponownie emitować start learning		51. rerun
, disturbance, interruption, trouble, zamęt, nieporządek, zakłócenie start learning		52. disruption
photocopy, kserować start learning		53. xerox
nieznośny, nie do wytrzymania, intolerable, insufferable start learning		54. unbearable
give up, renounce, drop, rzucać, opuszczać, zaniechać (quit playing the saxophone) start learning		55. quit
straszny, na śmierć, sztywny, twardy (be stiff-cięzko chodzić) rigid, firm, inflexible start learning		56. stiff
ospały, ociężały, clumsy, akward start learning		57. lumbering
58. lumber- to move slowly and awkwardly, start learning		58. lumber- to move slowly and awkwardly,
particular way of walking, chód, krok start learning		59. gaint
ze zmianami miażdżycowymi, sick, crippled start learning		60. sclerotic
wymagać czegoś, zmuszać do czegoś, demand, require, call for start learning		61. necessitate
embarrasing, tricky, problematic, slumsy, uncomfortable (walk) start learning		62. awkwardness
obvious, evident, oczywisty, widoczny start learning		63. apparent
damage, loss, deficiency, upośledzenie start learning		64. impairment
65. sense of deficit start learning		65. sense of deficit
Serious and severe, ostry, dotkliwy, przenikający, przenikliwy np. ból start learning		66. acute
to push something or someone gently, shove, bump, popychać, pokierować, trącać, start learning		67. nudge
dotykać (kogoś), spaść (na kogoś) np. choroba, affect, distress, bother, worry start learning		68. afflict
dotknięty jakąś chorobą, stricken, distressed start learning		69. afflicted
70. exacerbate- to make something worse, deteriorate exacerbate, aggravate, cause deterioration (np. samopoczucia) start learning		70. exacerbate- to make something worse, pogarszać, zaostrzać, powodować nasilenie, powodować pogorszenie (np. samopoczucia)
71. subsume - include something or someone as part of a larger group: enable capture start learning		71. subsum - include something or someone as part of a larger group: włączyć, ująć
72. broad- Including a wide range of things, large, extensive start learning		72. broad- including a wide range of things, large, extensive
relating to behaviour between people that is pleasant and friendly, often despite a difficult situation, harmonious, agreeable start learning		73. amicable
an interruption in the usual way that a system, process, or event works zamęt, nieporządek, zakłócenie start learning		74. disruption
rekrutować, przyjmować do szkoły, join, register, sign up start learning		75. enrolled
literature, language, history, philosophy, and other subjects that are not a science, or the study of these subjects arts, the classics, the fine arts, start learning		76. humanities
77. to take the back seat - to move away into the background start learning		77. to take the back seat - odsuwać się na dalszy plan
78. profound- felt or experienced very strongly or in an extreme way, deep, penetrating start learning		78. profound- felt or experienced very strongly or in an extreme way, głęboki, przenikliwy
putting into practice, wprowadzenie w życie, wdrożenie start learning		79. implementations
80. discount (his parents) -disregard, overlock, ignore, ignore, ignore start learning		80. discount (his parents)-disregard, overlock, ignore, zlekceważyć, zignorować
declare, insist on, state, twierdzić, zapewniać, utrzymywać, start learning		81. assert
82. assess- evaluate, judge, calculate, evaluate, assess, determine the start learning		82. assess- evaluate, judge, calculate, ocenić, oszacować, określić
thin, bony, anorexic, wychudły start learning		83. gaunt
strictly, firmy, sztywno start learning		84. rigidly
dejected, pessimistic, depressed, spod spuszczonych powiek, przybity, przygnębiony start learning		85. downcast
86. gaze- old, look, regard, staring, intense look start learning		86. gaze- stare, look, regard, wpatrywanie się, intensywne spojrzenie
modulation, variety, modulacja tonu głosu start learning		87. inflection
the way a speaker's voice rises and falls start learning		88. prosody
compulsive disorder start learning		89. obsessive mental & psychiatric disorders
a round handle that you turn to open a door, gałka u drzwi start learning		90. doorknobs
pollution start learning		91. contamination
dictate, establish, introduce, narzucać(zasady), nakładać(kary) start learning		92. impose
constraint, limitation, boundary, ograniczenia, zastrzeżenie, przykazanie start learning		93. strictures
94. leans on-resist is based start learning		94. leans on-oprzec się, opierać się
heavy, difficult, tiring, uciążliwy (warunki, zasady) start learning		95. onerous
dishonest and against a law or a rule, niewłaściwy, nieodpowiedni start learning		96. improper
przemykać obok, start learning		97. brush by
do sth again, start again, repeat start learning		98. redo
maliny, głównie, zasadniczo, przede wszystkim start learning		99. primarily
find a place for, suit, give what is needed to someone, zakwaterować, dostosować start learning		100. accommodate
very serious, cruel, brutal, ruthless start learning		101. severe
to allow something, make sth possibile, pozwalać, zezwalać, umośliwiać start learning		102. permit
artificial start learning		103. a prosthetic
104. spare- give up, safe, for without, save (eg. Someone lives), to give, to sacrifice (when we have a little something eg. Time, money) start learning		104. spare- give up, safe, do without, oszczędzać (np. kogoś życie), dawać, poświęcać (gdy mamy czegoś mało np. czas, pieniądze)
105. -a follow-up action connected with further Top That something happened before, further part, the continuation of start learning		105. follow-up -a further action connected with something that happened before, dalsza część, kontynuacja
106. dizziness-vertigo and temporary feeling That your sense of balance is not good and that you 'small fall down, faintness start learning		106. dizziness-zawroty głowy, a temporary feeling that your sense of balance is not good and that you may fall down, faintness
107. disjointed- (especially of words or ideas) not well connected or well orderedbezładny chaotic start learning		107. disjointed-(especially of words or ideas) not well connected or well orderedbezładny, chaotyczny
richly, plentifully, obficie, hojnie start learning		108. profusely
falls in drops, ściekać start learning		109. drip off
alive but showing no brain activity, pasywny start learning		110. vegetative
111. call on sb sth start learning		111. call sb on sth
112. This ferensic -related scientific methods of solving crimes, judicial start learning		112. ferensic -related to scientific methods of solving crimes, sądowy
withdrawn, introverted, cold, nietowarzyski, aspołeczny start learning		113. asocial
wrong, not suitable, not as expected, nie w porządku, źle start learning		114. amiss
to change something slightly, especially to make it more correct, effective, or suitable, regulate, alter, correct, dostosowywać, dopasowywać start learning		115. adjust
observed, seareched out, discovered, wykryty, start learning		116. detected
117.-detect this notice sth discover it, see, notice, detect start learning		117. detect-to notice sth, to discover, dostrzegać, zauważać, wykrywać
118. veil and contaminant start learning		118. veil a contaminant
mask, cover, hide, ukrywać, zasłaniać start learning		119. to veil
toxin, poison, czynnik zanieczyszczający start learning		120. contaminant
w sposób napisany pod pseudonimem start learning		121. pseudonymously
122. psychopathy- start learning		122. psychopathy-
to make something necessary, or to involve something, pociągać za sobą wiązać się z(np. brakiem empatii) start learning		123. entail
the wish to harm or upset other people, złośliwość, zły zamiar start learning		124. malice
honest, not able to deceive, prostoduszny, prostolinijny, szczery start learning		125. guileless
make appeals, requests, call up, odwoływać, przywoływać start learning		126. invoke
mercy, compassion, humanity, indulgence,łagodność, pobłażliwość, wyrozumiałość start learning		127. leniency
confusion, puzzlement, zamroczenie, omamienie start learning		128. a befuddlement
elektroniczny arkusz kalkulacyjny start learning		129. an electronic spreadsheet
something that causes trouble or makes you annoyed, wywołujący podrażnienie, drażniący start learning		130. irritant
a hard cover in which paper documents or magazines are stored, segregator start learning		131. binder
text produced by a computer printer, wydruk start learning		132. printouts
increasing in price, amount, rate, etc., potęgowanie, nasilanie się start learning		133. escalating
to become calm and behave normally again after being angry or upset, pozbierać się, wziąć się w garść start learning		134. pull oneself together
in a correct and suitable amount compared to something else, proporcjonalnie, współmiernie start learning		135. commensurate
136. start learning		136.
evaluation, judgement, consideraton, ocena, oszacowanie, wycena start learning		137. assessment
calm and relaxed, obedient, potuly, uległy start learning		138. docile
to allow yourself or another person to have something enjoyable, especially more than is good for you, dogadzać, pozwalać, zaspokajać, start learning		139. indulge
a very strong feeling of wanting to do something repeatedly that is difficult to control, nieodparta chęć start learning		140. compulsions
to protect, ochronić np. przed nieprzyjemną sytuacją start learning		141. to cushion
ponownie zawiązać np. buty start learning		142. to retie
to suffer something difficult, unpleasant, or painful: znosić, tolerować, cierpieć start learning		143. endure
a friend, especially one who you have been involved in difficult or dangerous, usually military, activities, kolega, towarzysz start learning		144. comrade
to correct something or make something right, naprawiać, skorygować, sprostować start learning		145. rectify
stop, chwiać się, jąkać się, opadać o głosie start learning		146. falter
without stopping, or seeming to have no end, bezustanny, nieprzerwany start learning		147. ceaseless
search for something that is difficult to find, or an attempt to achieve something, poszukiwanie, zmaganie, walka start learning		148. quest
unfriendly and not liking or agreeing with something, wrogo usposobiony, nieprzyjazny start learning		149. hostile
an area of coast where the land curves in, zatoka start learning		150. at bay
to make a problem or bad situation better, poprawiać start learning		151. to ameliorate
the act of providing something for someone, zapewnienie start learning		152. provision
na całej ziemi start learning		153. on the face of the earth
not now living with your husband or wife, separacja, now communicating with a friend or a member of your family, skłócenie start learning		154. estrangement
making you think that something bad is going to happen, złowróżbny, złowieszczy start learning		155. ominous
to make someone feel that they are different and do not belong to a group, wyobcować start learning		156. alienated
weirdly, strangely, bizarrely, mysteriously, dziwnie, niesamowicie start learning		157. eerily
showing on the outside, zewnętrzny, widoczny start learning		158. outward
to make something begin to happen, wywoływać start learning		159. to trigger
having no energy and not wanting to do anything, ospały start learning		160. lethargic
to be going to happen or to do something very soon, być bliskim czegoś, być na krawędzi czegoś, właśnie mieć coś zrobić start learning		161. on the verge
to make yourself calm again after being angry or upset, uspokoić się start learning		162. to compose yourself
a feeling of having no hope, rozpacz start learning		163. despair
to understand, pojmować start learning		164. comprehend
a situation of complete failure and no control, katastrofa start learning		165. a meltdown
strong feelings, ferociousness, fierceness, gwałtowność start learning		166. vehemence
to join the army, navy, etc, zaciągnąć się start learning		167. to enlist
a large group of soldiers, pułk start learning		168. an elite regiment
an impolite way of describing someone who is angry, wpieprzony start learning		169. pissed
without success, especially after a lot of effort, na próżno start learning		170. to no avail
/ɪˈnɒkjuəs/ not likely to upset or harm anyone, nieszkodliwy start learning		171. innocuous
to add new information, aktualizować, uaktualniać, informować start learning		172. update
causing worry, or feeling worried, napięty, spięty np. fraught silence start learning		173. fraught
unhappy and having no enthusiasm, przybity, przygnębiony start learning		174. despondent
guess, suppose, and suspect, domyślać się, podejrzewać start learning		175. surmise
to feel angry and upset about a situation or about something that someone has done, dislike, hate, nie cierpieć, odczuwać zawiść lub żal do/o, oburzać się na start learning		176. resent
angry with, pissed, wkurzony, wściekły start learning		177. bent
something that you say, uwaga start learning		178. remark
try to make people stop being angry with them, peacemaking, pojednawczy start learning		179. conciliatory
crash into, smash into, wpaść na kogoś start learning		180. bump into sb
ciągle, bez przerwy start learning		181. at a stretch
to do what someone wants, often by providing them with something, zaspokajać, spełniać; the difficult things that you have to do, wymagania start learning		182. accommodate the demands
stop start learning		183. cut off
to stop someone or something from entering a place or from being included in something nie dopuszczać kogoś do siebie, nie wpuszczać kogoś do środka start learning		184. to shut sb out
become bad or weak or be destroyed, psuć się, gnić, rozkładać się start learning		185. decay
to move away from, oddalić się start learning		186. to drift away
said or written in a few words, often showing that you are annoyed, zdawkowy start learning		187. terse
to continue to annoy or upset someone over a period of time, dręczyć start learning		188. to harass
to try to make people think that something is less important bagatelizować start learning		189. to play sth down
trust, naiwność, zaufanie start learning		190. naivety
less obvious, zacierać; to become difficult to see clearly, rozmazywać się, zacierać się start learning		191. blur into
a statement in which you say that something is not true, or the act of making a statement like this, zaprzeczenie start learning		192. denial
If you hover, you stand and wait near someone or something., stać, krążyć start learning		193. hovering
conciliation, kompromis start learning		194. appeasement
making you feel confused, puzzling, perplexing, oszałamiający start learning		195. bewildering
allowing things to happen and not trying to control them, live and let live, liberalny start learning		196. laissez-faire
to tell a secret to someone who you trust not to tell anyone else, zwierzać się start learning		197. confide
taking care to avoid risks or danger, ostrożny careful, well considered, and sometimes slow or uncertain: start learning		198. cautious
a crime in which a person kills their mother, matkobójstwo, matkobójca start learning		199. matricide
laden start learning		200. conflict konfliktowa (relationship)
201. laden - to be holding a lot of something, sag from the weight of something or something start learning		201. laden - to be holding a lot of something, uginać się od czegoś lub pod ciężarem czegoś
existing as a natural and basic part of something, z natury, nieodłącznie start learning		202. inherent(ly)
a feeling of liking or loving someone, uczucie start learning		203. affection
the ability to understand an event or situation only after it has happened, wiedza po fakcie start learning		204. hindsight
to form a close group, gromadzić się (wokół), otaczać start learning		205. clustered
the way a newspaper, television programme, etc reports an event or subject, relacja, sposób przedstawienia start learning		206. coverage
the area of ground that you drive on to get from your house to the road, podjazd start learning		207. driveaway
to travel or take people regularly between the same two places, kursować, przewozić, dowozić start learning		208. shuttle
relating to dogs, psi start learning		209. canine
to avoid something or someone, especially in a dishonest way, unikać, wymykać się start learning		210. evade
the continuous watching of a building or area, especially by the police, obserwacja policyjna start learning		211. stakeout
an extremely violent and shocking act, akt okrucieństwa start learning		212. atrocitity
Something that is explicable can be explained, dający się wytłumaczyć, zrozumiały start learning		213. explicable
impossible to understand, niezrozumiały start learning		214. incomprehensible
to stop doing something, especially something that someone else does not want you to do, wstrzymywać się, zaniechać, zaprzestawać start learning		215. desist
done or chosen without any plan or system, przypadkowy, losowy start learning		216. random
restraint - control of your own action, powściągliwość, rezerwa start learning		217. self
each, za sztukę start learning		218. apiece
a small amount of something that shows you what it is like, próbka start learning		219. sample
epifenomen (zjawisko wtórne towarzyszące innemu, uważane za jego skutek) start learning		220. epiphenomenon
221. a reactive state start learning		221. a reactive state
to not accept something, or to say that you do not have something, refusing, rejecting start learning		222. abnegate
the process of combining things in a particular order, or discovering the order in which they are combined, uporządkowanie, układanie w kolejności start learning		223. sequencing
very bad and shocking, potworny, szokujący start learning		224. heinous crimes
to force someone to do something, zmuszać kogoś do czegoś start learning		225. compel sb to do sth
connecting and combining, łączyć, połączyć start learning		226. conflate
code, decode, kodować, szyfrować, start learning		227. encode
serious mental illness, obłęd, szaleństwo, niepoczytalność start learning		228. insanity
a mental illness that makes you believe things that are not real, psychoza start learning		229. psychosis
the mental state of believing something that is not true, złudzenie start learning		230. delusions
to become less, or to make something become less, zmniejszać (się) start learning		231. diminish
to include a lot of things, ideas, places, etc, obejmować, zawierać start learning		232. encompass
the feeling of being extremely upset or worried, rozpacz start learning		233. distress
to be the first person who uses a new word or phrase, ukuć start learning		234. coined
235. pseudocommando start learning		235. pseudocommando
insygnia, ceremonial objects, insygnia wojenne start learning		236. war regalia
inability, ineffectiveness, poczucie bezsilności start learning		237. sense of impotence
238. plot -to plan to do something bad, plot, plot, for example. Plotted crimes start learning		238. plot -to plan to do something bad, knuć, spiskować np. plotted crimes
the difference between two completely opposite ideas or things, rozdźwięk, dychotomia start learning		239. dichotomy
cut start learning		240. clear very certain or obvious, jednoznaczny
to push a knife into someone, ugodzić (nożem), zadawać cios (nożem) start learning		241. stab
strange, often in an unpleasant way, osobliwy, specyficzny, dziwny start learning		242. peculiar
otumanić start learning		243. to drug (by)
stimulate, provoke, incourage, to cause, wzniecać, podżegać do czegoś start learning		244. to foment
wrenching start learning		245. gut making you feel very upset or worried, saddening, shocking, upsetting
quick to protect yourself from being criticized, drażliwy, defensywny start learning		246. defensive
to say or show that you are not connected or involved with someone or something, dystansować, odcinać się start learning		247. distance
moving into or through everywhere or everything, wszechobecny start learning		248. pervasive
high, podniesiony, podźwignięty (np. ręka, ramię) start learning		249. upraised
przerażony jak cholera start learning		250. scared as shit
to tell a story or describe an event, relacjonować, opisywać start learning		251. recounted
252. fairly -more than average, but less than very, quite, quite (fairly recent) start learning		252. fairly -more than average, but less than very, dosyć, dość (fairly recent)
a feeling of having no hope, rozpacz start learning		253. despair
254. insistence - and demand That something must be done or that you 'must have a Particular thing, insisting, tenacity start learning		254. insistence - a demand that something must be done or that you must have a particular thing, obstawanie, nieustępliwość

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