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Question		Answer
jaki to ma sens? start learning		what's the point?
najwyraźniej start learning		apparently
pozbyć się czegoś start learning		get rid of something Let's get rid of that old armchair.
być za coś odpowiedzialnym start learning		be in charge of something I'm in charge of this company.
wcinajcie (o jedzeniu) start learning		dig in
fundamentalnie, w zasadzie start learning		basically Basically, I don't even like him.
spędzać czas z kimś start learning		hang out with sb
szczególnie start learning		particularly They were particularly nice yesterday.
odmawiać start learning		to refuse She refused to come.
pojawić się start learning		to appear He appeared out of nowhere.
zwykły start learning		ordinary
świadomość start learning		awareness
kontynuować coś, robić coś dalej start learning		carry on something She decided to carry on talking even though people were laughing.
przekonać start learning		to convince She convienced me to...
podziwiać start learning		to admire I have always admired you.
wycierać start learning		to wipe Could you wipe the table?
oczywiście / w oczywisty sposób start learning		obviously Oczywiście, są małe zmiany. Obviously there are small changes.
prawidłowo start learning		properly
chwycić start learning		to grab
przypuszczać start learning		to suppose I suppose she will be late.
bałaganić start learning		mess up
zakładać się start learning		to bet Założę się, że nie możesz tego zrobić. I bet you can't do it.
nieodpowiednie start learning		inappropriate
na wszelki wypadek start learning		just in case
bezsensowny, absurdalny, śmieszny start learning		ridiculous I have never heard such a ridiculous idea before.
Mieć sprawę start learning		have a thing
wpaść na pomysł start learning		come up with an idea
autentycznie, rzeczywiście start learning		genuinely My autentycznie w niego wierzyliśmy. We genuinely believed in him.
dziwny start learning		odd
przejściowy start learning		temporary
zaraz wracam start learning		be right back
nie o to chodzi start learning		that's not the point
zatrzymać kogoś gdzieś tymczasowo start learning		to detain
skromny start learning		modest
niesamowity start learning		uncanny
podaż, zaopatrywac start learning		to supply
nie zawracaj sobie głowy start learning		don't bother
odpowiedni / odpowiednia start learning		appropriate
automat z przekąskami start learning		vending machine
dotyczyć kogoś start learning		apply to sb This rule doesn't apply to me.
znosić, cierpieć start learning		to endure I endured a lot of pain.
otaczać start learning		to surround
dlatego, zatem start learning		Therefore
wtedy, kiedyś (dawno temu) start learning		back then
łapówka start learning		a bribe
uczciwy start learning		honest
bardzo, szalenie, cenny start learning		prescious Mamy bardzo mało czasu. We have precious little time.
obowiązek start learning		duty
zawyżyć (wartość czegoś, np. akcji firmy) start learning		ramp up Firma zawyżyła ceny udziałów. The company ramped up share prices.
porwać start learning		to kidnap
przyznać start learning		to admit You must admit he is a strange person.
świadomy, przytomny start learning		conscious
brak czegoś start learning		lack of sth
mówiąc prosto, upraszczając start learning		simply put
nabyć (np. umiejętności) start learning		to acquire
im więcej czasu spędzasz w pracy, tym więcej... start learning		the more time you spend at work, the more...
dowiedzieć się start learning		to find out
dopiero wczoraj start learning		only yesterday
obudzić, zbudzić kogoś start learning		to awake
aby coś zrobić start learning		in order to do sth
niepotrzebnie coś zrobić start learning		need not have done sth
debil start learning		moron
przesłuchanie start learning		interrogation
zależy jak na to spojrzeć start learning		depends on how you look at it
plotkować, plotka start learning		gossip
zdradzać start learning		to betray
poza (tym) start learning		beyond Beyond that, what she does is none of our business.
przyczynić się do czegoś, wnosić własny wkład do czegoś start learning		contribute to sth
zasługiwać na coś start learning		deserve something
zmieszany, zdezorientowany start learning		confused
powierzchowny, pobieżny start learning		superficial
przypomnieć sobie coś start learning		to recall
wahać się start learning		to hesitate
proces sądowy start learning		trial
wydarzać się, zdarzać się start learning		to occur
własność, mienie start learning		property
wina start learning		culpability
nie móc się doczekać, czekać na coś z niecierpliwością start learning		look forward to sth
gdyby nie twoja pomoc,... start learning		but for your help,...
jako że start learning		since I
namyślać się, postanowić coś start learning		make up one's mind I'm going to give you five minutes to make up your mind.
pragnienie start learning		desire
przekonać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś start learning		persuade sb to do sth
wytrwałość start learning		persistence
poczucie własnej wartości start learning		self-esteem
zapowiedź, ogłoszenie start learning		announcement
poza tym, oprócz (przy podawaniu kolejnej przyczyny) start learning		besides It's too late, besides, I'm sleepy.
ścieżka, droga start learning		path
nieznacznie, nieco, trochę start learning		slightly Can you move it slightly to the left?
dziedzictwo, spadek start learning		legacy
oprócz start learning		apart from
prowadzić śledztwo start learning		investigate The police investigated the murder of a famous actor.
wskazywać na coś start learning		point to something He pointed to the problem of poverty in our country.
wiara start learning		faith
uśmierzać ból, przynosić ulgę start learning		to relieve The painkillers will relieve the pain soon.
zapasowy start learning		spare
ucieczka, unikać, umykać start learning		escape
błagać start learning		beg
dzwonić do kogoś start learning		ring somebody up
odbierać (kogoś, telefon) start learning		pick up
dotyczyć kogoś/czegoś, troska, obawa, sprawa start learning		to concern
oskarżać start learning		to accuse
łączyć start learning		conflate
topić się np. śnieg start learning		melt
upał start learning		scorcher
skończyć się, wyczerpać start learning		run out of sth
kontynuować, robić coś dalej start learning		keep doing sth
pospieszyć się start learning		get a move on
myśleć na głos start learning		think out loud
leczenie, terapia start learning		treatment
nieistotny, bez znaczenia start learning		irrelevant
wystawa sklepowa, pokaz, wyświetlacz start learning		display
przydomek, ksywa start learning		alias
zdobyć, złapać, schwytać start learning		to capture
stowarzyszenie, związek start learning		association
opiekować się start learning		to take care of sth/sb
mierzyć, oceniać start learning		measure
organizować/zakładać coś start learning		set something up
klatka start learning		cage
osiągnięcie, dokonanie start learning		accomplishment
powódź start learning		a flood
pogrzebać, zakopać start learning		to bury
zaniepokojony, zatroskany start learning		anxious
pogłoska, plotka start learning		rumour
zamącić w głowie, zdezorientować start learning		confuse His story really confused me.
borykać się, wysilać się, zmagać się start learning		to struggle They struggled with poverty for years.
zmierzać gdzieś, kierować się do start learning		to head I'm heading for a shop near your home.
odważyć się, ośmielić się start learning		to dare I didn't dare to ask her.
pociągać za sobą(np. skutki, wydatki), wiązać się z czymś start learning		to entail It doesn't entail being kidnapped by a drug cartel.
zajmować(np. miejsce) start learning		to occupy You are occupying the whole couch.
zawartość, zadowolony, rad start learning		content
nie doceniać czegoś, zbyt nisko coś oszacować start learning		underestimate
wprowadzać się, wkraczać dp akcji start learning		move in Powinniśmy wkroczyć do akcji? Shall we move in?
ukrzyżowany, krzyzować kogoś start learning		crucified He is being crucified by the media.
coroczny, doroczny start learning		annual
tuzin start learning		dozen
pokorny, skromny start learning		humble Humble person
pokorny, skromny start learning		humble Humble person
radzić sobie z czymś start learning		deal with sth
gonić, ścigać, polować start learning		to chase
odpowiadać na coś, reagować na coś start learning		respond to sth I will respond to her letter in the evening.
szkaradny / ohydny start learning		hideous
powierzchnia start learning		surface
okaleczyć, kaleka start learning		cripple
pokonać kogoś start learning		defeat sb
przerwa, odstęp start learning		interval
przewodnik, przewodniczka, pokierować start learning		guide
wprowadzać (kogoś do domu), wpuszczać (kogoś do mieszkania) start learning		show in I showed your friend in.
natychmiast, od razu start learning		at once Put that down at once.
w czyjejś sytuacji, w czyimś przypadku start learning		in somebody's case
dekoracyjny, ozdobny start learning		ornamental
porządny, godziwy, przyzwoity start learning		decent
zbaczać, odbiegać start learning		to deviate Her version of the events deviates from the truth.
ustalenie, plan start learning		arrangement
poświęcać, angażować(np. swój czas) start learning		to devote They have devoted a lot of time
utrzymać, podtrzymywać, zachować na tym samym poziomie start learning		to maintain
wysiłek, trud, staranie start learning		effort
czekać na coś z niecierpliwością start learning		look forward to doing sth
korzeń, podstawa, przyczyna start learning		root
zabawny, śmieszny start learning		amusing
grzech, grzeszyć start learning		sin
brak przemocy, niestosowanie przemocy start learning		nonviolence
rzadki start learning		uncommon
źle się zachowywać start learning		misbehave
niekompletny, niepełny start learning		incomplete
niezgodny, niespójny start learning		inconsistent
analfabeta, niepiśmienny start learning		illiterate
nielogiczny start learning		illogical
nielojalny start learning		disloyal
być posłusznym start learning		to obey
być nieposłusznym start learning		to disobey Half of the drivers tend to disobey rules.
znęcać się, źle traktować start learning		mistreat
zgodny, spójny start learning		consistent
zajmować się czymś start learning		look into sth I’ll look into it tomorrow.
być na wolności start learning		be at large
niechętny start learning		reluctant He gave her a reluctant smile.
mieć na coś ochotę start learning		feel like something Nie mam dzisiaj ochoty na wyjście z domu. I don't feel like going out today
upadek(np. firmy), zawalenie się, utrata przytomności start learning		collapse
dojeżdżać do pracy/szkoły start learning		to commute
przyzwoitość start learning		decency
potępiać, piętnować start learning		to condemn The church condemns abortion.
pobliski, w pobliżu start learning		nearby
przeciwstawiać się, opierać się, stawiać opór start learning		to resist
porzucać, opuszczać start learning		to abandon
wątpliwy, niepewny start learning		doubtful
odwaga start learning		courage
dworzec główny start learning		central station
przypadkowy, niezamierzony start learning		accidental
potępiać, donosić na kogoś, wypowiadać (np. umowę) start learning		to denounce
rozwiązywać (np. organizację) start learning		to disband to disband a company
niedokładny (np. o informacji), nieścisły, nieprecyzyjny, niepoprawny start learning		inaccurate
nadwyrężyć (np. mięsień, oczy) start learning		to strain
przyrzeczenie, obietnica, ślubowanie start learning		sorority
żałosny, żenujący start learning		pathetic
zrozumieć coś, wykombinować coś start learning		figure out I can't figure out how to do this.
być komuś winny przeprosiny start learning		owe somebody an apology I owe you an apology.
odmowa start learning		refusal
ślub start learning		marriage
prezentacja, zapoznanie start learning		introduction Zapoznanie pracowników. Prezentacja nowego telefonu. Introduction of workers. Introduction of a new mobile phone.
obowiązkowy, przymusowy start learning		compulsory Attendance is compulsory.
przebieg samochodu, zużycie paliwa, spalanie start learning		mileage What is the mileage on this car. I'm looking for a car with a low mileage.
opłata pocztowa start learning		postage What's the postage for a priority letter?
wskazany, pożądany start learning		desirable A knowledge of the market is highly desirable in this job.
falsyfikat, fałszerstwo start learning		forgery
podpis start learning		signature
głębokość start learning		depth
strata start learning		loss Ta strata nie będzie łatwa do nadrobienia. This loss will not be easy to make up for.
upał, gorąc start learning		heat
około, w przybliżeniu start learning		approximately
wysokość start learning		height
zgodny z prawem start learning		lawful
niezgodna z prawem start learning		unlawful
uliczna latarnia start learning		a lamp-post
górzysty start learning		mountainous
trujący start learning		poisonous
na korzystnych warunkach, dogodnie położony start learning		conveniently The house is conveniently situated near the station and the shops.
rozsądny, sensowny start learning		sensible
południowy start learning		southern
napad, atak start learning		assault
faktycznie, rzeczywiście, naprawdę start learning		actually
szacunek, przybliżona liczba, szacować start learning		estimate Who can estimate how many people will come?
podwórko za domem start learning		backyard
jakoś start learning		somehow
ślad, znak, poszlaka start learning		trace
żądać czegoś, domagać się czegoś start learning		demand sth
wyciek, rozlanie, plama start learning		spillage
psychiczny, szalony start learning		mental He is mental
mądrość, rozsądek start learning		wisdom
naśladować, próbować dorównać start learning		emulate
wyciągać wnioski start learning		draw conclusions
kołyska start learning		cradle
rynna start learning		gutter
żywopłot start learning		hedge
jota, grosz start learning		a jot Nie masz za grosz zdrowego rozsądku? Don't you have a jot of common sense.
mniejszości etniczne start learning		ethnic minorities Are there any ethnic minorities in Poland?
przekraczać, przewyższać start learning		exceed The weight of the letter should not exceed 500 grams.
klimatyzacja start learning		air conditioning
póki co, na razie start learning		for the time being We don't need any workers for the time being.
skrzypieć, trzeszczeć (np. łóżko, drzwi) start learning		to creak The wooden floor creaked under his feet.
wygwizdywać start learning		catcall
Półwysep start learning		Peninsula
zatoka start learning		bay
żołądź start learning		acorn Acorns grow on oaks.
sosna start learning		pine
Kasztanowiec start learning		Chestnut tree
zajmować się czymś start learning		attend to something Muszę załatwić kilka spraw. I have some business to attend to.
przyczyna / powód, powodować start learning		cause The heavy rain caused a flood.
zrobić ognisko start learning		make a bonfire
nuda start learning		boredom We nearly died of boredom.
łatwość start learning		ease She passed all her exams with ease.
przyjaźń start learning		friendship
wdzięczność start learning		gratefulness/gratitude They couldn't show enough gratefulness.
krótkość start learning		shortness
pragnienie start learning		thirst I'm dying of thirst.
konkurencja, rywalizacja start learning		competition Competition between companies helps to keep prices down.
przekonanie, przeświadczenie start learning		belief It is my belief that people...
wyjeżdżać skądś, odstąpić start learning		to depart The train departs from the platform number two.
odjazd, odlot start learning		departure Their departure was delayed because of bad weather.
rozrywka start learning		entertainment
dowód start learning		proof
w rzeczy samej / istotnie, faktycznie start learning		indeed
zamierzać coś zrobić start learning		mean to do sth I mean to do business with them.
być głodnym czegoś, pragnąć czegoś start learning		be hungry for something I am hungry for knowledge
zgłodnieć start learning		get hungry
zbliżyć się do kogoś start learning		get near somebody
z obawy o coś start learning		for fear of doing sth
zaprzyjaźnić się z kimś start learning		get in with sb Do you want to get in with him?
na dłuższą metę start learning		in the long run You can't keep this diet in the long run.
odpowiednio, kolejno start learning		respectively Jane and Frank were 7 and 9 years old respectively.
taki jak start learning		such as I like renaissance composers, such as Monteverdi.
z wyjątkiem, oprócz start learning		but Everyone came there but David.
pisać (na komputerze, na maszynie) start learning		type
podziwiać kogoś start learning		to look up to somebody
rozkazywać komuś start learning		order sb about Who do you think you are to order everyone about?
harówka, znój, ciężka praca, harować start learning		toil
popadać w przestępczość start learning		turn to crime They are poor so they turn to crime.
tworzyć coś, sumować coś start learning		make up All of this traits make up a perfect companion.
Skąd wiedziałeś? start learning		How did you know?
Gdybyś przypadkiem dowiedział się... start learning		If you happen to find out...
prawda życiowa, smutna rzeczywistość start learning		fact of life For many Australians, being poor is a fact of life.
dyskryminować kogoś start learning		discriminate against sb
schronienie, osłona start learning		shelter I went to look for a shelter for a night.
grozić, straszyć start learning		to threaten Young people are threatened by homelessness.
poprawiać(wydajność) start learning		to streamline
przedsięwzięcie, projekt przedsiębiorstwo start learning		enterprise
pozostawać, zachować się start learning		to remain
kluczowy, zasadniczy start learning		pivotal
średniowieczny start learning		medieval
doniosłość, ważność start learning		significance
ujście rzeki start learning		mouth of the river
odzyskać(coś straconego) start learning		to regain He regained his strength.
fabuła, spisek, zmowa start learning		plot
obalić, zburzyć (np. rząd, system) start learning		overthrow
próba start learning		attempt
w przeciwieństwie do start learning		unlike Unlike other courses
schludny, czysty start learning		neat
zaaklimatyzować się, zaadaptować się start learning		settle in
przypuszczalnie, prawdopodobnie start learning		presumably
przełożony, lepszy, ponadprzeciętny start learning		superior
żeby, po to aby start learning		so that/in order to I save so that I can buy a car.
zapnij pasy start learning		fasten your seat belt
charakter, temperament, usposobienie start learning		temper
zbieg okoliczności start learning		coincidence
osobliwy, nietypowy start learning		peculiar
dokładny, poprawny, trafny start learning		accurate The data he provided is accurate.
towar start learning		commodity
przymocować, przytwierdzić, przyczepić start learning		attach You should attach the mirror to the wall
granice przestrzeni osobistej start learning		boundaries
więź start learning		bond There are no bonds between us.
rezultat, skutek start learning		fallout We are still dealing with the fallout of his resignation.
podzielić start learning		divide They divided the prize equally.
badać, analizować start learning		scrutinize I have to scrutinize the data.
nadużycie, złe użycie, niewłaściwe wykorzystanie start learning		misuse He was punished for his misuse of power.
zbierać się, gromadzić się start learning		congregate A crowd congregated around the entrance to the theatre.
niewidzialny start learning		invisible
przemodelować coś, zmienić założenia start learning		remold
dozór / nadzór, inwigilacja, obserwacja start learning		surveillance be under surveillance
łagodnieć (o gniewie), mięknąć, ustępować (komuś), dać się ubłagać start learning		relent
śledztwo, dochodzenie start learning		an inquiry
ocena, oszacowanie start learning		assessment We need to discuss risk assessment.
wznawiać, podejmować na nowo start learning		resume We have to resume efforts and find them.
przeprowadzić, prowadzić start learning		to conduct We are conducting an experiment here.
atut / zaleta, kapitał start learning		asset His sense of humor is a real asset.
skarb start learning		treasure
przychód start learning		revenue
zeznawać, świadczyć start learning		testify O czym to świadczy? What does this testify?
niedokładny (np. o informacji), nieścisły, nieprecyzyjny, niepoprawny start learning		inaccurate
zeznania świadka start learning		testimony
rzeź, masakra start learning		carnage
odkupienie, zbawienie, wykupienie start learning		redemption
od start learning		upon We are dependent upon your help.
more than enough start learning		ample You’ll have ample opportunity to ask questions after the talk.
oporny, niechętny do współpracy start learning		obstructive
rama, ramka start learning		frame
zdobywać, zyskiwać, korzyść start learning		gain Your loss is my gain.
potem, później, następnie start learning		afterwards
objąć, uścisk, objęcia start learning		embrace
krata (np. metalowa), kratka start learning		grid
uchylać się od czegoś start learning		evade something He tried to evade questions.
znaczący, ważny start learning		significant
rozbudować, powiększyć, wydłużyć start learning		to extend
klamka, uchwyt, radzić sobie start learning		handle I know how to handle difficult situations.
uzyskiwać, otrzymywać start learning		to obtain We have obtained what we wanted.
wdrożyć, rozlokować(oddziały, siły) start learning		to deploy
wspólnik (przestępstwa) start learning		an accomplice be an accomplice
zatrzymać(gdzieś tymczasowo)/trzymać(w areszcie) start learning		to detain
mimo wszystko, pomimo tego start learning		regardless
okoliczności start learning		circumstances
szacunek, poważanie, poważać, szanować start learning		esteem I esteem your efforts.
morderstwo, zamach start learning		assassination
być w gotowości start learning		be good to go Let me grab a jacket and then I'm good to go.
zrównoważony, trwały start learning		sustainable Our company's sustainable revenue has caused rises for all employees.
szacunek, poważanie start learning		regard I have always had regard for my history teacher.
istotny, kluczowy, niezbędny start learning		crucial
przyjąć się, zyskać na popularności start learning		catch on
pragnienie (zrobienia czegoś) start learning		urge He felt a strong urge to go out of his office
zastraszenie start learning		intimidation
drut, przewód start learning		wire
uwolnienie(z więzienia), wypuszczenie (kogoś na wolność), wydanie (książki) start learning		to release The terrorists released their hostages.
trudny, podchwytliwy, zawiły (np. sprawa), chytry (osoba) start learning		tricky Czy to podchwytliwe pytanie? On jest podstępną osobą. Is this a tricky question? He is a tricky person.
cudowny, zachwycający start learning		adorable Her daughter is just adorable.
uważać coś za rzecz oczywistą start learning		take sth for granted
przydzielić, przypisać (np. zadanie lub pracę do wykonania dla kogoś) start learning		to assign I'll assign these tasks after the break.
znikać start learning		to vanish The smile on her face vanished.
przenikliwy, głęboki (o uczuciu) start learning		profound She felt profound sadness.
wyjawniać, ujawniać start learning		to reveal The truth was finally revealed.
brutalny, surowy, okrutny start learning		harsh We live in a harsh world.
pojmować, rozumieć start learning		to comprehend I just don't comprehend her attitude.
komin start learning		chimney
pękać w szwach start learning		burst at the seams
wymagający start learning		exacting
zauważalna zmiana start learning		noticeable change
rozróżniać / odróżniać start learning		to distinguish He was unable to distinguish between good and evil.
obierać start learning		peel
ogromnie start learning		tremendously
rozpiąć, cofnąć jakąś akcję start learning		to undo
całkowicie, zupełnie start learning		entirely It's an entirely different situation.
rozległy, obszerny, ogromny start learning		vast I saw a vast ocean ahead.
wskazywać (istnienie lub prawdziwość czegoś) start learning		to indicate My research indicates that there is life on Mars.
kompetentny, skuteczny, wydajny start learning		efficient Our employees have to be efficient.
spełniać(np. warunek) start learning		to fulfil A school fails if it does not fulfil the needs/requirements of its pupils.
zastosować się, stosować się, odpowiadać czemuś start learning		to comply
przedwcześnie start learning		prematurely
miska start learning		a bowl
z grubsza, mniej więcej start learning		roughly Roughly half of the pupils were absent from school.
prośba, życzenie, prosić, żądać start learning		to request They came to us with a request for a loan.
szatnia start learning		cloakroom
informacje wywiadowcze start learning		intel
smutny, przygnębiony, nieszczęśliwy (o osobie) start learning		miserable She felt miserable.
koperta start learning		envelope
jeśli o mnie chodzi start learning		as far as I am concerned
wyobrazić sobie coś start learning		to conceive Stop conceiving your future, it's a great unknown.
być upoważnionym do czegoś start learning		be entitled to sth be entitled to pension
nieumeblowany start learning		unfurnished
wydobycie złota start learning		gold mining
zraniony, ranny start learning		wounded On został ciężko zraniony. He was badly wounded.
wierny start learning		faithful He has always been faithful to his wife.
zmniejszyć prędkość start learning		to reduce the speed
w rzeczywistości start learning		in reality
przedłużać start learning		prolong prolong visit to three weeks
ustanawiać, zakładać start learning		to establish It was established 20 years ago.
niechętnie start learning		unwillingly
nieciekawy, nudny start learning		dull
klasztor start learning		monastery
czynnik start learning		factor Many factors contributed to this decision.
otoczenie start learning		surroundings
różny, odmienny, odrębny start learning		distinct We have distinct views on the matter.
zadziwiać, zdumiewać start learning		to astonish
pojemność, zdolność start learning		capacity She has an innate capacity for learning foreign languages.
dawny, były start learning		former This country was a former Spanish colony.
niezbędny, decydujący start learning		vital My children are a vital part of my life.
podtrzymać (rozmowę), utrzymywać (np. dobrą jakość) start learning		to sustain I tried to sustain the conversation but he was just too boring.
oszukać start learning		to deceive I was deceived by my closest friend.
oszustwo start learning		deception
jadalny start learning		edible inedible
zakładać, przypuszczać start learning		to assume
wystarczający start learning		sufficient
szanse, prawdopodobieństwo, trudności start learning		odds against the odds
uprzedzenie start learning		prejudice
zbliżać się / przybliżać się start learning		to approach
różnorodny, rozmaity start learning		diverse They come from diverse social background.
starzenie się start learning		aging
stronniczość, uprzedzenie start learning		bias unbias, political bias
jednocześnie, równocześnie start learning		simultaneously He studys and works simultaneously.
tak więc / tym samym/ dlatego start learning		thus I have a lot of work thus I can't help you.
nadmierny, wygórowany start learning		excessive The police used excessive violence.
wraz z, razem z start learning		along with sth Would you like a cup of coffee along with that cake?
najeźdźca, napastnik start learning		raider
opłacone z góry start learning		paid-in-advance
trawienie start learning		digestion
gniazdo start learning		nest
muszla, łupina, skorupa start learning		shell
wrażliwy, bezbronny start learning		vulnerable
wystarczający start learning		sufficient
przypadkowo, przez przypadek start learning		by chance
nie ma przeszkody start learning		there is no obstacle
przekazywać, wyrażać start learning		to convey Convey my deepest condolences.
cenić sobie coś start learning		place value on something
poszerz horyzonty start learning		broaden one's mind
przodek start learning		ancestor
być winnym czegoś start learning		be guilty of doing something
nieznośny, nadmierny start learning		intolerable
nietolerancyjny start learning		intolerant
pytać, pytać się start learning		inquire
nastroje społeczne start learning		public mood
udawać start learning		to pretend I pretended not to understand her.
sztuczny start learning		artificial
gaśnica start learning		fire extinguisher
węgorz start learning		eel
szklarnia start learning		greenhouse
zacząć coś start learning		set sth off set off a journey
robić coś pośpiesznie, szybko start learning		bang sth out I banged the composition out and went to school.
wytrzeć się start learning		dry yourself off I just need to dry myself off and get changed.
rozwiązywać problemy start learning		iron sth out
startować (o samolocie), odnosić sukces start learning		take off His book took off and he became famous.
pojąć coś, przyjmować coś, zapamiętywać coś, przyswajać coś start learning		take sth in She couldn't take in this plan.
sokół start learning		falcon
przyjąć coś na spokojnie, przyjąć coś bez mrugnięcia okiem start learning		take something in your stride When you become a politician, you soon learn to take criticism in your stride.
polubić kogoś, przekonać się do kogoś start learning		take to sb I took to my new colleagues quickly.
zdecydować się na coś, spróbować czegoś start learning		to go in for sth Which course did you decide to go in for?
nie dotrzymać słowa start learning		go back on one's word She never goes back on her word.
złapać jakąś zwykle drobną chorobę start learning		to go down with sth
spróbować w czymś swoich sił start learning		to have a go at sth I've never been skiing before but I'd like to have a go.
rozkręcić coś start learning		make a go of sth He's decided to make a go of the new business for at least a year.
śnić się start learning		dream about sth I dreamt about an apple cake.
marzyć o czymś start learning		dream of sth She dreams of winning the competition.
bardzo czegoś chcieć start learning		to be keen to do sth George is keen to start university.
być znanym z czegoś złego start learning		be notorious for His sister is notorious for using dirty words.
być obojętny na coś, być nieczułym na coś start learning		to be indifferent to sth He is indifferent to the poverty.
przemawiać komuś do rozsądku, przekonywać kogoś start learning		reason with somebody It's no use trying to reason with somebody so obstinate.
trwać przy czymś, obstawać przy czymś start learning		persist in doing sth If you persist in calling me names, I'll tell the teacher.
pyskować, niegrzecznie odpowiadać start learning		to answer somebody back Don’t ever answer your mother back like that.
wymyślać coś, pogodzić się z kimś start learning		make up I hope we'll make up after this argument.
pokłócić się z kimś start learning		fall out with sb He left his home after falling out with his parents.
przejąć coś start learning		take over sth Is English taking over the world?
zapierać komuś dech w piersiach start learning		take one's breath away Thailand's unspoilt beauty took my breath away.
być w czymś dobrym, wiedzieć jak coś zrobić start learning		to be clever at doing sth He's very clever at solving crosswords.
obarczać kogoś winą start learning		put the blame on sb Don't put the blame on him.
być czymś podekscytowanym start learning		be excited about sth
pisać w odniesieniu do czegoś start learning		write with reference to sth I'm writing with reference to your letter.
pozbyć się czegoś start learning		dispose of sth My neighbour disposed of all of his land
kolidować z czymś start learning		interfere with something
tęsknić do czegoś, pragnąć czegoś start learning		long for sth I've been longing for some peace and quiet.
brać na siebie start learning		take on sth I wouldn't like to take on further responsibility.
obliczyć, wykombinować start learning		work out
poddać się, ustępować start learning		give in He was forced to give in.
umrzeć start learning		pass away
opuścić kogoś (na stałe) start learning		walk out on sb After twenty years he walked out on his wife.
spowodować, wprowadzić coś nowego start learning		bring about He brought about many radical changes.
pojawiać się, odnajdować się start learning		turn up The missing glove was turned up after three days.
wynagrodzić coś komuś, zrekompensować start learning		make up I'll make up to you.
wykonać, przeprowadzić start learning		carry out Many experiments have been carried out.
zrozumieć, rozgryźć coś start learning		make out I just can't make him out.
unikać czegoś start learning		keep off sth She has to keep off sugar
znosić, tolerować start learning		put up with sth/sb I can't put up with such rude behavior any longer.
łączyć kogoś (telefonicznie) start learning		put through sth Could you put me through extension 201, please?
przekazywać coś z pokolenia na pokolenie start learning		hand sth down from generation to generation In Gianni family spaghetti recipes are handed down from generation to generation.
w przeciwieństwie do start learning		as opposed to As opposed to previous applicants he is...
głupota, idiotyzm start learning		stupidity
kapłaństwo, duchowieństwo start learning		priesthood
męskość start learning		manhood
troskliwy, myślący o innych start learning		thoughtful
bezmyślny start learning		thoughtless
braterstwo start learning		brotherhood
zaangażowanie, udział, uczestnictwo start learning		involvement Her involvement in the play was small.
garstka, garść start learning		handful Only a handful of people came to her funeral.
spędzać godziny na robieniu czegoś, godzinami coś robić start learning		spend hours on end doing sth They spent hours on end discussing politics.
cały czas coś robić, być ciągle w ruchu start learning		be on the go I have been on the go all day and I'm exhausted.
To jest oczywiste start learning		It goes without saying It goes without saying that we'll all support you.
dołożyć wszelkich starań start learning		go to great lengths They went to great lengths to make the party a success.
dogonić kogoś, osiągnąć czyjś poziom start learning		catch up with sb Jordan had to catch up with his classmates after an illness.
nadążyć za kimś, dotrzymać komuś kroku start learning		keep up with sb I can't keep up with you.
zgłosić się do czegoś start learning		put oneself in for sth She's put herself in for a transfer to London.
nadrobić coś, zrekompensować coś start learning		make up for sth I've been absent last week and I have to make up for it.
porozmawiać z kimś, zamienić z kimś słówko start learning		have a word with somebody
wnieść coś (pozew, rozwód) start learning		file for sth Ted's wife has filed for divorce.
targować się o coś start learning		to haggle over/about sth Why don't you try and haggle about.
wychodzić gdzieś start learning		to be off I'm off to the shops. Is there anything you need?
zapraszać kogoś do siebie do domu, gościć kogoś start learning		to have sb over I'm having my mother over.
zgoda, zgadzać się, pozwalać start learning		consent I consented to the surgery.
wkrótce, niedługo start learning		at hand A new era for Western museums may be at hand.
popierać, wspierać (publicznie) start learning		to advocate We advocate a healthy balance between security and personal freedom.
wszechobecny, powszechny, rozpowszechniony start learning		ubiquitous Computers are becoming ubiquitous in our society.
nieświadomie, bezwiednie start learning		unknowingly
przewaga, powszechne występowanie start learning		prevalence There is a prevalence of this opinion in the society.
podnosić się, wzrastać start learning		be on the rise Prevalence is on the rise in rapidly developing countries.
zarazek, drobnoustrój start learning		germ
zmniejszać o połowę, przepoławiać start learning		to halve It will halve travel times, connecting the cities in just over two hours.
środkowa cześć kraju start learning		the interior
dobrze prosperujący start learning		prosperous
wyprzedzający coś start learning		ahead of sth The composer was ahead of his times.
przypominać coś start learning		to resemble She resembles her mother.
przewodniczący, prezes (np. firmy, korporacji) start learning		chairman
odra start learning		measles
gardzić kimś start learning		to despise sb They despise each other.
odwilż, ocieplenie stosunków start learning		thaw
tłumacz ustny start learning		interpreter
budka telefonicznej start learning		phone booth Phone booths became a thing of the past.
Stado ptaków start learning		flock of birds
drzwi awaryjne start learning		emergency door
poszukiwacze złota start learning		gold diggers
wypuszczenie, wprowadzenie (np. produktu), wystrzelenie start learning		to launch
ciała niebieskie start learning		heavenly bodies
dać komuś do myślenia start learning		give sb food for thought Her words gave me food for thought.
pokrywka, powieka start learning		lid
być na czubku własnego języka start learning		be on the tip of one's tongue His name was just on the tip of my tongue.
mówić do kogoś z poczuciem wyższości start learning		talk down to someone I hate it when people talk down to me.
przejęzyczenie start learning		slip of the tongue It was just slip of the tongue.
być poza zasięgiem słuchu start learning		be out of earshot After checking that I was out of earshot I...
stracić wzrok start learning		lose sight
wścibski, ciekawski start learning		nosy
zakochać się w kimś start learning		fall for sb
dać się nabrać na coś, zostać oszukanym start learning		fall for sth I won't fall for your lies again.
bogaci i biedni start learning		the haves and have-nots
kompasy, cyrkiel start learning		compasses
na koszt firmy, na koszt właściciela start learning		on the house All drinks are on the house.
zdolny, utalentowany start learning		gifted
przedmowa start learning		preface
ukrywać coś start learning		to conceal Don't even try to conceal a single fact.
przerażający, potworny start learning		appalling Her grammar was appalling.
niejasny (trudny do zrozumienia), niewyraźny start learning		obscure What he said was rather obscure.
przedmioty wartościowe / kosztowności start learning		valuables
laik start learning		layman, laywoman
brak, niedobór, deficyt start learning		shortage We are suffering from the shortage of food.
łachmany start learning		rags I was surprised to see him almost in rags.
zjazd, wiec, zgromadzenie start learning		rally She attended an anti-government rally.
przyczynić się do czegoś start learning		contribute to sth She didn't contribute to our success.
trzydziestokrotny, dwudziestokrotny start learning		thirtyfold, twentyfold
skorzystać z szansy zrobienia czegoś start learning		to jump at the chance to do something I jumped at the chance to fulfill my dreams.
miej oczy szeroko otwarte start learning		keep your eyes open
szczyt góry start learning		ben
namiętność, pasja start learning		passion
mordęga start learning		a murder Driving in that fog was a murder.
formularz zgłoszeniowy start learning		entry form
dochodzić do siebie start learning		to recover She is recovering from a bad cold.
bezradny, bezsilny start learning		helpless
jedynymi start learning		the only ones We weren't the only ones with this idea.
skończyć się czymś start learning		end in sth Their discussion ended in a fight.
pomnik, zabytek start learning		monument
nadciśnienie start learning		hypertension
cukrzyca start learning		diabetes
na początek, po pierwsze start learning		to start with
ale start learning		yet, still
utrzymywać się z czegoś start learning		to make a living by doing sth
mieć czegoś dosyć start learning		be fed up with something I'm fed up with the weather in Britain.
wielbić, czcić, ubóstwiać start learning		to worship I bet they'll worship me as their king.
Trzymaj się! Na razie! start learning		Take it easy!
uspokoić się, nie denerwować się start learning		take it easy Don't worry, take it easy - you'll pass the exam.
Domyślam się. start learning		I assume that.
dwuznaczny, niejednoznaczny start learning		ambiguous She gave me an ambiguous answer.
drugie imię start learning		middle name
mówić krótko start learning		keep it short I usually try to keep it short.
duża litera start learning		capital A new sentence starts with a capital.
przeinaczone w start learning		warped into "Witt" will be warped into Wit, Bit or Kwit.
Dzięki za zaproszenie. start learning		Thanks for having me.
nazwisko panieńskie start learning		maiden name
ogon start learning		tail
peruka start learning		wig
ganek / przedsionek start learning		porch The house has a big porch.
kłaniać się, pokłonić się start learning		to bow I bowed in front of the Queen.
w razie potrzeby, jeśli zajdzie potrzeba start learning		if need be Do it if need be.
zamieszkać z kimś start learning		come live with sb He's asking me to come live with him.
wyładować start learning		unload
przez szparę w moich drzwiach start learning		through the crack in my door I remember watching her through the crack in my door.
być do wzięcia start learning		be up for grabs I assume it's up for grabs.
zaklepać coś start learning		call dibs on sth Since no one's called dibs on the master bedroom.
zawias start learning		hinge
winda start learning		elevator
kamienica start learning		townhouse
chlew start learning		shithole
zmienić, modyfikować, przekształcić start learning		to alter Why would you want to alter your appearance?
Pochodzę z... start learning		I'm originally from...
Możesz wynająć go lokatorom. start learning		You can rent it out to tenants.
osiedle strzeżone start learning		gated community
przeprowadzić się start learning		to move I moved to the US.
media (prąd, gaz, woda) start learning		utilities The rent and utilities were about $700 per month.
pastwisko start learning		pasture
stodoła, obora start learning		barn
stajnia start learning		stable
rozbierać, rozmontować start learning		to disassemble My dad had to disassemble my bunk bed.
korytarz start learning		hallway
klatka schodowa start learning		staircase
okno ma widok na... start learning		window looks out on Unfortunately, our windows look out on other people's windows.
Proszę podnieść / opuścić szlaban. start learning		Please, raise/lower the barrier.
obszerny start learning		expansive
ciężar, brzemię, obciążenie start learning		burden These 5 suitcases aren't a burden at all.
nie zrobić czegoś, odnieść porażkę w czymś start learning		fail to do sth Our plan will not succeed if we fail to win our neighbours' support.
stopniowo, powoli start learning		gradually The new system should be introduced gradually
ozdobiać, upiększyć start learning		to embellish
uprzejmy start learning		courteous
zaprzeczać, przeczyć start learning		to contradict I didn't feel like contradicting him.
mieć tendencję do czegoś, zajmować się czymś start learning		to tend to sth I will tend to your children.
zmiana, przemiana (np. planu, zachowania) start learning		alteration His behavior has gone through a considerable alteration.
różnić się, zmieniać się start learning		to vary The hotel rooms vary in size.
założenie, przypuszczenia start learning		assumption We make many assumptions about nature.
podobnie, w ten sam sposób start learning		likewise He signed up for the tennis tournament, so I did likewise.
wieczny, niekończący się start learning		eternal
zamieszkiwać start learning		to inhabit
współzawodniczyć, rywalizować start learning		to vie They vie for your attention.
zmuszać, zahamowywać, ograniczać start learning		to constrain The company's activities are constrained by legal regulations.
chwyt, uścisk start learning		grasp He had a tight grasp on the rope.
boski, boży start learning		divine I think that everything is a part of some divine plan.
świecki start learning		secular If something is secular, it isn't connected with religion.
napięcie (np. atmosfera, stosunki) start learning		tension I couldn't stand the tension, I wanted to scream.
bezwzględny, nieugięty start learning		relentless
stopniowy, narastający start learning		incremental Incremental knowledge is so much easier to maintain.
hak start learning		hook
zasada, reguła start learning		principle She doesn't eat meat on principle.
wymazywać, usuwać, gumkować start learning		to erase
łączyć, scalać, fuzja start learning		merge
pętla, pętelka, oczko, szlufka start learning		loop The loop in my jeans is broken.
szczyt, maksimum (np. osiągnięć) start learning		peak Is this a peak of your abilities?
samotność, osamotnienie start learning		solitude
nieskończoność, bezkres start learning		infinity I cannot grasp the infinity of the cosmos.
wyjątkowy, wybitny start learning		exceptional Exceptional people don't need a permission.
indywidualista start learning		a maverick He's always been a maverick, making his own way.
czujny, baczny start learning		vigilant be vigilant
rów start learning		ditch
rozrzucać, rozsypywać start learning		to scatter She scattered grass seeds in the garden.
ciężko oddychać, dyszeć, sapać start learning		to gasp After running on a treadmill I gasped for ten minutes.
zszywki, produkty o stałym, wysokim zapotrzebowaniu start learning		staples Sugar and flour are staples.
nalewać, wlewać się start learning		to pour Would you pour me some juice?
awaria, niesprawność, błąd systemu, przekłamanie sygnału start learning		a malfunction It may be a malfunction in the detection system.
zachwycający start learning		delightful
tylko, zaledwie start learning		merely You're merely a child.
wystarczający, dostateczny start learning		sufficient We don't have sufficient evidence to charge him with murder.
wyłaniać się, pojawiać się, ukazywać się start learning		to emerge A woman emerged from the shadows.
upokorzenie, poniżenie start learning		humiliation We would train our men to resist pain and humiliation.
ogarnąć, owładnąć, przytłoczyć start learning		to overwhelm The stress at work overwhelmed me.
załamanie start learning		a breakdown She had a nervous breakdown after her husband's accident.
na próżno start learning		in vain We tried to do this several times, but it was all in vain.
chata, kajuta, kabina start learning		cabin
gniew, niechęć, frustracja start learning		resentment
sposób (np. zachowania) start learning		manner They shouldn't treat the women in this manner.
centrum, ośrodek start learning		hub You need to print those records and take them to the company hub.
dążyć do czegoś start learning		to pursue sth I pursue fame and money.
lista płac start learning		payroll
odłożyć, przełożyć (na później), przesunąć start learning		to postpone It wouldn't do any good to postpone making the decision.
pilny, staranny (np. uczeń) start learning		diligent Not all my students are diligent.
nerwowy, gorączkowy, zaczerwieniony (na twarzy) start learning		hectic She had a hectic day at the office.
nacisk start learning		insistence The insistence on efficiency.
rozpacz start learning		despair
godność start learning		dignity They died with dignity.
Świat naprawdę nie kręci się wokół ciebie start learning		The world really doesn't revolve around you.
sąsiadować z start learning		neighbour with Poland neighbours with the Czech Republic.
chwalić się czymś start learning		boast about something It's not polite to boast about your money.
pustkowie start learning		wilderness We got lost in some wilderness.
chodnik start learning		pavement He sat down on the pavement.
Co cię nie zabije, czyni cię silniejszym. start learning		What doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
zostawić przeszłość za sobą start learning		to put the past behind
iść naprzód start learning		move on
zmusić (czuć się zmuszonym) start learning		to compel I feel compelled to mention this as a movie lover.
województwo start learning		province, voivodship, voivodeship
Śląsk start learning		Silesia
nie do opisania start learning		beyond description
zamieszki, rozruchy start learning		rioting
stan wojenny start learning		martial law The country is under martial law.
ładunek start learning		cargo Our cargo is food and clothes.
schrzanić, spieprzyć coś start learning		screw up How could you screw up a job like that?
pokusa start learning		temptation I couldn't resist the temptation to buy it.
zmierzać, kierować się do czegoś start learning		head for something Where are you heading?
oświecać start learning		to enlighten Could you enlighten me?
natknąć się na coś start learning		stumble upon sth I stumbled upon it by accident.
ziewać start learning		yawn Jason yawned, but seemed to be paying attention.
zastępca (osoby wyższej rangą) start learning		a deputy He had his business ran by a deputy while he was gone.
czas trwania start learning		duration Duration of your flight.
Prawie zapamiętałem tę piosenkę fonetycznie. start learning		I have almost memorized that song phonetically.
zaniedbywać start learning		neglect Don't neglect your duties.
niepewny start learning		touch-and-go It's touch-and-go.
skupić całą uwagę na start learning		focus all of attention on I could focus all my attention on my core classes.
mam zaległości start learning		I'm behind
poradzić sobie, dawać sobie radę start learning		get by We need to get by with what we have.
w oparciu o coś, na podstawie czegoś start learning		on the basis of something
mieć talent do czegoś, mieć smykałkę do czegoś start learning		have a flair for sth Some have a flair for languages.
opanować w pełni start learning		fully master Some study hard for many years in order to fully master the language.
zaangażowany start learning		dedicated dedicated teacher
obowiązek (nieprzyjemna praca) start learning		chore
poczucie spełnienia, uczucie sukcesu start learning		sense of accomplishment I felt a great sense of accomplishment.
język migowy start learning		sign language
Potrafię się porozumieć. start learning		I can make myself understood
delikatność, czułość start learning		fondness Her fondness always astonished me.
zmylić, wprowadzić w błąd start learning		mislead The police found out that the blue van that had misled my wife had been parked shortly before the incident.
namówić kogoś do zrobienia czegoś start learning		to get somebody to do something It took me some time to get my boyfriend to stay with aunt Martha.
odejść od stołu start learning		get down No one is going to get down until we set this down.
spostrzeżenie, komentarz, uwaga, obserwacja (na temat czegoś) start learning		remark Next time you should ignore his silly remarks.
droczyć (się z kimś), dokuczać (komuś), kpić (z kogoś) start learning		tease Why do you tease her every time you see her?
kosztowny start learning		costly He took me to a costly dinner.
unosić się na wodzie, dryfować start learning		drift (tratwa) We are drifting on a raft.
kręgosłup start learning		spine I'm having trouble with my spine.
topić się, tonąć (o osobie) start learning		to drown She drowned on holiday on Croatia.
dywanik start learning		rug
rączka, uchwyt start learning		handle Could you fix the handle of my suitcase?
mnożyć start learning		to multiply Multiply your hourly wage by the number of hours you worked.
skontaktować się z kimś, połączyć się z kimś (np. telefonicznie) start learning		to get through to somebody It is very difficult to get through to my boss.
przechwalać się czymś, chełpić się czymś start learning		to brag about something I don't mean to brag.
tylko, wyłącznie, jedynie start learning		purely I'm going to choose the other one, Light Walpiri, purely as I've never heard of this.
postrzegać, odbierać w pewien sposób start learning		to perceive I am not worried about how people will perceive me.
pień, trąba start learning		trunk She leaned her bicycle against a tree trunk.
wysypisko śmieci start learning		landfill
lśniący, błyszczący start learning		glossy
nękanie, dokuczanie, niepokojenie start learning		harassment He faces government harassment.
nieład, nieporządek start learning		disarray
dający się przewidzieć, do przewidzenia start learning		foreseeable The situation is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future.
ostatni, ale nie mniej ważny, ostatni, ale nie najgorszy start learning		last but not least
porucznik, zastępca, asystent start learning		lieutenant My trusted lieutenant will answer any of your questions.
właściciel (firmy, przedsiębiorstwa) start learning		proprietor I'd better check with proprietor.
uderzać w coś młotkiem, walić start learning		to hammer Is that guy who hammered you in the face?
siniak, posiniaczyć, stłuc start learning		bruise I bruised my knee when I fell down.
kąt prosty start learning		right angle It's hard to draw a right angle without the ruler.
abstynent start learning		teetotaller
nieletni start learning		minor
płytki start learning		shallow The river is very shallow.
próba (np. w teatrze) start learning		rehearsal (próba generalna) They are preparing for the dress rehearsal.
wybrzydzać, awanturować się, wykłucać się, wszczynać awanturę start learning		to make a fuss I thought mum might make a fuss but she was in a good mood.
pociągający, kuszący start learning		appealing Doesn't that sound like an appealing idea to you?
odbywać się, przeprowadzać (np. spotkania) start learning		to hold The conference was held in Lyon.
wybredny, grymaśny, kapryśny start learning		picky She is always so picky about food.
sztywny, twardy start learning		rigid rigid bureaucratic controls
winowajca, sprawca (przestępstwa) start learning		culprit The police caught the culprit with the stolen money.
zwiększać, poprawiać, podnosić start learning		to enhance Knowledge of a foreign language will enhance your chances to get a good job.
Znam Marka z widzenia. start learning		I know Mark by sight.
Mark i ja znamy się z widzenia. start learning		Mark and I know each other in passing.
być upoważnionym do zrobienia czegoś start learning		to be at liberty to do sth I don't know if I'm at liberty to say.
bliski krewny start learning		a close relation Was he a close relation?
być częściowo pochodzenia (naród) start learning		to be part (nation) I'm actually part French.
pojawiać się w rozmowie start learning		to come up When you meet new people, the subject of family usually comes up.
najbliższa rodzina start learning		immediate family
surogatka start learning		surrogate
łąka start learning		meadow They don't have to run across meadows together.
być spokrewnionym z kimś start learning		to be related to sb I'm not related to them.
określić coś, wyznaczyć coś start learning		to determine sth Psychologists say that your position among your siblings may determine your character or personality.
Pensylwania nie rozkwitła tak, jak się spodziewali jej założyciele. start learning		Pennsylvania didn't flourish as its founders had expected.
winić się, bić się w pierś start learning		beat oneself up I beat myself up for what happened.
Jeśli twoi rodzice cię adoptowali, jesteś w rodzinie zastępczej i oni są twoimi przybranymi rodzicami. start learning		If your parents adopted you, you're in a foster home and they're your foster parents.
dom dziecka / sierociniec start learning		orphanage
dalsza rodzina start learning		extended family
bratanica/siostrzenica start learning		niece
współmałżonek, małżonka start learning		spouse
budownictwo start learning		construction My dad used to work in construction.
trojaczki start learning		triplets
On jest heteroseksualny. start learning		He's straight.
rozszyfrować, rozczytać start learning		to decipher The Rosetta Stone cannot help experts decipher the discovered symbols.
wycieńczony start learning		drained I don't think I have ever felt so totally drained in my life.
stanowisko, posada start learning		post She congratulated him on his performance during the exam and offered him a post in her institute.
komplementować kogoś za coś start learning		to compliment sb on sth Everybody complimented her on her will power.
czerpać (np. przyjemność), odnosić (korzyści, zyski) start learning		to derive He derives pleasure from helping others.
pochodzić, wywodzić się start learning		to derive A lot of English words derive from Latin.
ciepło start learning		warmth
dudnienie, buczenie start learning		rumbling The rumbling of wheels in the distance.
nieprzewidywalny, zmienny, niestabilny start learning		volatile The political situation was becoming more volatile.
walka, wojna start learning		warfare Allow me to introduce the future of digital warfare.
lubić coś start learning		be fond of sth I hope you are fond of thorns and thistles.
zamknięcie start learning		closure The closure of the factory.
przepraszam, słucham? start learning		pardon me
widoczny, wydatny start learning		prominent Did you know that women wear high heels to make the buttocks and breasts more prominent?
wybitny, znaczący start learning		prominent Washington is a prominent figure in the history of the USA.
niech tak będzie start learning		so be it
zmienna (skłonna do zmiany) start learning		variable Weather in March is variable.
natychmiast, od razu start learning		straightaway Start work straightaway.
oburzający, skandaliczny, ekstrawagancki start learning		outrageous It's outrageous they didn't do anything about it.
zbierać się, gromadzić się start learning		to gather Why have we gathered here?
smutek, żal start learning		sorrow
pchać do przodu start learning		to drive It's sth what drives me.
łoże śmierci start learning		death bed
druga połówka start learning		significant other
Wiem coś o tym. start learning		I know a thing or two about that.
kryterium start learning		criterion plural - criteria
najpierw, przedtem uprzednio start learning		beforehand Say it beforehand.
nieodwzajemniony start learning		unrequited unrequited feeling
od samego początku start learning		from the get-go It's good to make things clear from the get-go.
efekt ubocznym start learning		side effect
uciekać przed kimś/czymś start learning		to run from sb/sth Why don't you run from me?
wyczyścić kogoś/coś z pieniędzy start learning		to clean sb/sth out Somebody cleaned out my bank account.
wypić coś do dna start learning		to drink sth down Here, drink it down, and see if it makes you feel better.
opanowany, spokojny, skupiony start learning		collected
być za czymś, być zwolennikiem czegoś start learning		to be in favour of sth He claimed that he was in favour of charity work.
wskazówka start learning		a hint These hints were misleading.
niejasny, niewyraźny, mało precyzyjny start learning		vague Many patients suffer vague symptoms.
potwierdzenie start learning		acknowledgement Today, invitations usually require acknowledgement.
na pewno się stać, na pewno coś zrobić start learning		be bound to do sth This day was bound to come.
siekiera, topór start learning		a hatchet
rozlecieć się, rozpaść się na kawałki, zakończyć się start learning		to fall apart When he told me he was going to Poland my world fell apart.
odwieść kogoś od czegoś, wyperswadować coś start learning		to talk somebody out of sth He talked her out of dieting.
kochanek, kochanka, miłośnik, wielbiciel start learning		lover He is a lover of the arts.
los start learning		fate You will share his fate if you continue doing that.
podjazd (do garażu) start learning		driveway Tom turned into the driveway.
pętla, stryczek start learning		noose
nadbrzeżny, przybrzeżny start learning		coastal In the next 100 years many coastal areas will flood due to sea level rise.
niedogodny, niewygodny start learning		inconvenient He always calls at inconvenient times.
przyznaję / masz rację start learning		I'll grand you that
ogromnie, niezmiernie, niezwykle start learning		immensely My friend was immensely proud of it.
opłakiwać kogoś start learning		to grieve for sb He grieved for the companion he had lost.
kiwać (głową), przytakiwać start learning		to nod He nodded his head.
przesadzać, wyolbrzymiać, przekoloryzować start learning		to exaggerate She definitely exaggerates her make-up.
przestać coś start learning		to cease sth Cease trying to do more than you can.
obrażać, obraza start learning		to insult He tried to insult me but failed.
bodziec, motywacja, zachęta start learning		incentive Instead of money bonuses, more and more companies decide to use electronic gadgets as incentives for the best workers.
kundel start learning		mongrel
pożerać wzrokiem, patrzeć pożadliwie start learning		to ogle
związek na odległość start learning		long distance relationship
wskutek tego, w rezultacie, w konsekwencji start learning		consequently We had a huge fight and consequently we don't speak to each other.
powstrzymywać kogoś przed pójściem spać start learning		to keep sb up The baby kept her up all night
układ, opracowanie graficzne, makieta, rozkład, plan, kompozycja, rozmieszczenie start learning		layout I like the layout on this page.
schwytać, złapać start learning		to capture We didn't capture the thief, I'm sorry.
sceneria, krajobraz start learning		scenery The best part of hiking is admiring the scenery.
zmniejszać (np. ryzyko), osłabiać (np. wpływ) start learning		to lessen You'll see, time will lessen your pain.
spóźnienie start learning		lateness
pocieszające słowa start learning		comforting words Some comforting words can help you feel better after failure.
zdziwienie, koncentracja, zakłopotanie start learning		puzzlement
zwykły, normalny start learning		customary This is her customary behaviour.
w zwyczaju, powszechny, przyjęty, zwyczajowy start learning		customary It's customary to tip the waiter.
niezdecydowany, niepewny start learning		indecisive Indecisive people get on my nerves
bogaty w informacje, pouczający start learning		informative His lecture was highly informative.
dość, raczej, dosyć start learning		fairly I learn fairly easily.
odpowiedzialny, zobowiązany start learning		liable
pakować się w coś start learning		to let oneself in for You don't know what you're letting yourself in for. Do you realize how much extra work you’re letting yourself in for?
wcale, ani trochę start learning		not in the least I didn't worry in the least about my exams.
właśnie ten, dokładnie ten start learning		very That's the very book I'm reading.
w ogóle, absolutnie, zupełnie start learning		whatsoever I had no money whatsoever.
czysty, najzwyklejszy (np. o szczęściu, lenistwie, głupocie) start learning		sheer It was sheer luck.
równie dobrze można start learning		may as well You may as well go home.
miejsce pobytu Policja zapytała Betty, czy wie coś na temat miejsca pobytu zaginionego mężczyzny. start learning		whereabouts The police asked if Betty knew the whereabouts of a missing man.
gdzie (mniej więcej) start learning		whereabouts Whereabouts in Poland?
odejść od kogoś start learning		to walk out on sb After 20 years he walked out on his wife.
umożliwiać komuś robienie czegoś start learning		enable sb to do sth Winning the football pools enabled us to buy a new car.
użyteczność start learning		utility I value utility.
wkładać, wkłuwać start learning		to insert The nurse inserted the needle in his spine.
pióro start learning		feather
pogarda start learning		contempt I could hear the contempt in her voice.
ścierpieć (coś), znieść (coś), wytrzymać (coś) start learning		to bear I can't bear her annoying behaviour.
trwały, wytrzymały start learning		durable The machines have to be made of durable materials.
bydło start learning		cattle
przyrzeczenie, obietnica, ślubowanie start learning		pledge We shall need no pledge on paper, you and me.
spowodować coś, doprowadzić do czegoś, prowokować coś, wywoływać coś start learning		to bring about sth It can bring about serious consequences.
przynosić coś, przywodzić coś na myśl start learning		to bring sth back The photos brought back some wonderful memories.
zawołać, krzyknąć start learning		to call out The search party was calling out in the dark.
poradzić sobie z czymś start learning		to carry sth off She was nervous about giving a talk to her colleagues, but she carried it off very well.
zwalniać Zarząd zdecydował się zwolnić pięciu kolejnych pracowników. start learning		to lay off The directors decided to lay off five more employees.
przysuwać, przyciągać start learning		to pull up I pulled up a chair and sat next to her.
dzwonić do kogoś start learning		to ring sb up I'll ring the plumber up tomorrow.
cofnąć coś (co się wcześniej powiedziało), zwracać coś start learning		to take sth back Ok, I take back what I said.
gatunek (literacki, filmowy, muzyczny) start learning		genre Melodrama is not my genre at all.
myśl, pomysł, pogląd, pojęcie start learning		notion He doesn't have a notion about his life.
popielniczka start learning		an ashtray Could you bring me an ashtray?
odurzony (np. substancją chemiczną, alkoholem) start learning		intoxicated Many accidents are caused by intoxicated drivers.
chwiejny, niestabilny, niestały start learning		unstable
desygnować, wyznaczać, oznaczać, wskazywać start learning		to designate (zastępca) I designate you to be my successor.
zachód słońca start learning		sunset, sundown They went to the beach to watch the sunset.
nietrzeźwy start learning		inebriated
w lepszej sytuacji bez kogoś, pomyślniejszy bez kogoś start learning		better off without someone You're better off without him.
Nie pamiętam kiedy ostatnio padało. start learning		I can't remember when it last rained.
ignorować, lekceważyć kogoś/coś start learning		to take no notice of sb/sth He took no notice of me and kept on talking.
skontaktować się z kimś, nawiązać kontakt z kimś start learning		to get in touch with sb I tried to get in touch with you several times but you didn’t answer the phone.
kran start learning		tap The tap had been dripping for three weeks before the plumber came to mend it.
przede wszystkim, nade wszystko, ponad wszystko start learning		above all
co więcej start learning		what’s more
wymierać, wygasać, zanikać start learning		to die out Many animal species are in danger of dying out.
wpaść na pomysł start learning		come up with an idea = hit on an idea Tell me if you hit on any idea.
rozłaczyc się (telefonicznie) start learning		to hang up He gave his greeting to my family and hung up.
sprostać czyimś oczekiwaniom start learning		come up to somebody’s expectations
nabić rachunek, zrobić dług, zadłużyć się start learning		run up a bill/debt He ran up a huge telephone bill at the hotel.
zemdleć start learning		to pass out He passed out from the pain.
potknać się o coś start learning		fall over sth = trip over sth I accidentally tripped over a suitcase.
odpowiednik, ekwiwalent, równowartość start learning		an equivalent Ten thousand people a year die of the disease - that’s the equivalent of the population of this town.
taki sam, jednakowy, równorzędny, równoważny, równowartościowy, równoznaczny start learning		equivalent She’s doing the equivalent job in the new company but for more money.
obejmować (np. stanowisko) start learning		to take up She decided to take up another post.
zajmować (czas) start learning		to take up I am not going to take up much of your time.
nastrój start learning		spirits They were in good spirits the whole trip.
drapać, podrapać, zarysować, zadrapać start learning		to scratch The thorns scratched her hands.
nosze start learning		a stretcher We need a stretcher to carry him up to the ambulance.
drżeć, trząść się (np. ze strachu) start learning		to tremble I was trembling with cold.
siedzący tryb życia start learning		sedentary lifestyle
być całym obolałym start learning		be aching all over
żebra start learning		ribs
bąbel, odcisk, pęcherz start learning		blister
guz start learning		bump
dostać wysypki start learning		come out in a rash
wyzdrowieć, dochodzić do siebie (np. po chorobie, wypadku) start learning		to get over sth It took me a year to get over the accident.
wcierać krem start learning		rub in cream
wylew, udar mózgu start learning		stroke
swędzący, świerzbiący, drapiący (o dolegliwości na skórze, gardle, itp.) start learning		itchy
gonitwa myśli start learning		racing thoughts
kule start learning		crutches
odstawić narkotyk start learning		come off a drug
przesadzić, przesadzać (np. z martwieniem się, obawami) start learning		to overdo After a heart attack you have to be careful not to overdo things.
zmniejszać, zmniejszać się, maleć, ubywać, umniejszać (np. znaczenie czegoś) start learning		to diminish My enthusiasm has diminished greatly. Stop diminishing my feelings, I have a right to feel upset.
iść spać start learning		to turn in
kompletny, całkowity start learning		utter utter astonishment
oderwać wzrok od czegoś start learning		to take one’s eyes off sth I couldn’t take my eyes off it.
mieć czkawkę start learning		to have hiccups
nie móc się zdecydować, wahać się start learning		be in two minds I was in two minds whether or not to come this morning.
przenikliwy, przeszywający (ból) start learning		acute I felt acute pain in my knee.
zadowolić się czymś start learning		to make do with sth Can you make do with 5$ for now and I’ll give you the rest tomorrow?
łotr, drań, łajdak, nikczemnik start learning		villain z tego co mi powiedział... From what she has told me, this man is a villain.
durny, głupkowaty start learning		goofy
straszny, okropny, fatalny start learning		dreadful
truizm, banał, frazes (często powtarzana formułka bez znaczenia) start learning		a cliché I know it’s a cliché, but the birth of my son was the happiest day of my life.
wiwatować, wznosić okrzyki start learning		to cheer The crowd cheered wildly.
grozić, że się coś zrobi start learning		to threaten to do sth The head teacher threatened to expel Tom next time.
prokurator, oskarżyciel start learning		prosecutor
odnosić się do czegoś, nawiązywać do czegoś start learning		to refer to sth I don’t understand what this phrase refers to.
przypominać coś start learning		to bring sth to mind This house brings home to my mind.
wynikać z czegoś, być skutkiem czegoś, być efektem czegoś start learning		to result from something I think the fire resulted from negligence.
wyjaśniać coś, wytłumaczyć coś start learning		to account for something (spotkanie zarządu) Can you account for your absence in the board meeting?
zdać sprawozdanie z czegoś, zdawać relację z czegoś start learning		to give an account of something Give me an account of every minute.
tarcza start learning		shield
przyznawać, uznawać, przyjmować start learning		to acknowledge I want you to acknowledge that there's a problem.
ubiegać się o coś, zgłaszać się po coś start learning		to put in for something = to apply for something When I was fired I immediately put in for another job.
przydać się, zrobić z czegoś pożytek start learning		to do with something You could do with a week’s holiday I think.
ukraść coś start learning		to make away with something The thief made away with a valuable necklace.
nastać, zapanować start learning		to set in Suddenly, the silence has set in.
poszerzyć ubranie start learning		to let something out These trousers are too tight - I’m going to have to let them out.
kiwnąć głową, zasnąć, zasnąć start learning		to nod off, to drop off, to doze off
mijać, przechodzić, ustępować (np. o bólu, uczuciu) start learning		to wear off The feeling off sadness will wear off, I promise.
nie dojść do skutku, nie powieść się, nie udawać się, nawalić start learning		to fall through My plans fell through.
zwymiotować start learning		to throw up
ogólnokrajowy, obejmujący cały kraj start learning		nationwide
kaprys, zachcianka start learning		whim You can’t change your university course on a whim.
surowo, ciężko, poważnie start learning		severely The building was severely damaged.
struktura, szkielet, kontekst start learning		framework An education system is a part of a political framework.
wychowanie (dzieci), hodowla start learning		breeding As a mother of three, she knows a lot about breeding.
książkowy (np. wiedza) start learning		bookish Her knowledge about growing plants is only bookish.
liczny, obfity start learning		plentiful They found that pumpkins were far more plentiful than turnips.
udzielać poparcia, wyrażać aprobatę (np. dla kandydata) start learning		to endorse I expect the boss to endorse these recommendations.
schodzić (np. o plamie), wychodzić na jaw, wymsknąć się, wyjść (o zdjęciu, na zdjęciu) start learning		to come out Thanks to this washing powder, all stains will come out. The truth came out only after the fact. Your photograph came out really pretty.
proponować coś, przedstawiać coś, poruszać jakiś temat start learning		to put forward The older members of the committee are against any suggestions put forward by the younger ones
odnieść nagły sukces, nabierać rozpędu (np. o karierze) start learning		to take off Rap music suddenly took off in the 80s. My career is finally taking off.
ospa wietrzna start learning		chickenpox
zasmucić kogoś, zmartwić kogoś start learning		to get somebody down Your story really got everybody down.
natykać się na coś (np. na problemy) start learning		to run up against something We have run up against a slight problem and don’t know how to solve it.
świetnie się rozumieć start learning		to hit it off My aunt and Tom have never hit it off.
powołać kogoś do wojska, wybierać kogoś start learning		to call up He was extremely lucky not to be called up to fight in the war.
zastepować kogoś (np. w pracy) start learning		to stand in for somebody She agreeded to stand in for him at the monthly meeting.
przypisywać coś komuś (np. autorstwo) start learning		to attribute sth to sb This saying is attributed to one of our philosphers.
nie mieć czegoś, zabraknąć komuś czegoś, start learning		to be out of something You are out of luck today.
otwarta przestrzeń, na dworze start learning		out of doors I like to spend a lot of time out of doors.
rozwiązanie czegoś start learning		solution to/for something I wish I knew the solution to this problem.
w niewielkiej odległości od czegoś start learning		within walking distance of something The station was within walking distance of the hotel.
jak tylko, kiedy, od momentu (kiedy coś się stanie) start learning		once Once we get some more information we’ll make a decision.
straż pożarna start learning		fire brigade
pojawiać się, wypływać (np. o problemie) start learning		to come up/to crop up I have to leave early because something has come up/cropped up.
radzić sobie, dawać sobie radę (w jakieś sytuacji) start learning		to get on/to get along How are you getting on/along in your new job?
odnawiać coś, udekorować coś start learning		to do up We are having our bedroom done up.
upiększać start learning		to beautify They are going to beautify the town with more trees.
ożywiać, rewitalizować (np. gospodarkę) start learning		to revitalise After years of stagnation they revitalized the economy.
zdemobilizować start learning		to demobilise
podejrzliwie, podejrzanie start learning		suspiciously He looked out of the door suspiciously.
wychowanie (opieka nad dzieckiem) start learning		upbringing I wouldn’t call this a proper upbringing.
uzasadniony, słuszny start learning		justifiable Her pride in her son was justifiable.
niezmierny, kolosalny, ogromny, bezgraniczny, niezmierzony start learning		immeasurable immeasurable suffering
wybuch np. epidemii, wojny start learning		outbreak Even the peacekeeping troops couldn’t prevent another outbreak of heavy fighting.
wcielać się w postać (kogoś), odgrywać (rolę), podawać się za (kogoś), parodiować start learning		to impersonate sb He tried to impersonate Kirk Douglas.
oszczędzać na czymś start learning		to economise on sth
nieodparty, przemożny start learning		irresistible
punkt widzenia, stanowisko, punkt widzenia start learning		viewpoint I’m just trying to see things from a political viewpoint.
mądry, znający się na rzeczy, obeznany start learning		knowledgeable
niezbędny, nieodzowny, niezastąpiony start learning		indispensable
przerywać, zaprzestać start learning		to discontinue The train service was discontinued.
nie na miejscu, budzący sprzeciw, nie do przyjęcia, niedopuszczalny start learning		objectionable objectionable behaviour
bez wysiłku, z łatwością start learning		effortlessly
niewinny, bez winy, przykładny, bez zarzutu start learning		blameless blameless reputation
pytać, pytać się start learning		to inquire (synonim to ask)
przeciwzapalny start learning		anti-inflammatory anti-inflammatory drug
zapalenie, stan zapalny start learning		inflammation
mający miejsce dwa razy w roku start learning		biannual This is a biannual conference.
kontratak, przystąpić do kontrataku przeciwko komuś, kontratakować start learning		counterattack She counterattacked me saying that my argument didn’t hold water.
poniżej zera (o temperaturze) start learning		sub-zero sub-zero temperature
zawodnik, uczestnik teleturnieju start learning		a contestant
mrugać, puszczać oczko start learning		to wink He winked at me.
lekarz stażysta start learning		a trainee doctor
wznosić coś, wybudować coś, wywiesić coś (np. obraz), podwyższać coś (np. ceny) start learning		to put sth up We’ve put up a fence around the house. The government is putting up prices.
zmniejsza coś, obniżać coś (np. koszty, podatki) start learning		to bring sth down They’ve really brought down the price of computers.
wykluczać coś, odrzucać coś start learning		to rule out We can’t rule out that possibility.
opublikować długoterminowe badanie start learning		to put out a long-term study
chwiejny (krok), słaby (głos), niepewny, wątpliwy start learning		shaky Inevitably, you’ll be a bit shaky at first. His shaky step caught my attention.
nieuchwytny, nieosiągalny, nie dający się określić, ulotny (pamięć) start learning		elusive Success, however, remained elusive for her.
pod innymi względami start learning		otherwise The bike needs new wheel, but otherwise it’s in good condition.
czynnik powstrzymujący, środek odstraszający, odstraszać start learning		deterrent Fines must deter those who infringe the rules but also act as a general deterrent for all operators.
intrygujący start learning		intriguing He’s an intriguing fellow, don’t you think?
powracać (o myśli), powtarzać się (o problemie), nawracać (o chorobie) start learning		to recur If the problem recurs, come and see me.
ruch, poruszanie się, ruch, gest start learning		motion The motion of a car makes me want to accelerate. His hands motions suggested that he was nervous.
aczkolwiek, chociaż start learning		if It’s a good car if expensive.
zdobywać coś (co jest trudne do zdobycia) start learning		to come by For starters, cheap insurance for students can be hard to come by.
Do kogo to należy? start learning		Who does it belong to?
pokazywać (kogoś, coś w telewizji, kinie) start learning		to be on The new film is on, do you want to go see it?
czujny, ostrożny, przezorny, nieufny start learning		wary I tried to teach her being wary.
szaleństwo, wariactwo, obłąkanie, obłęd, szał start learning		madness I could see madness in his eyes. There’s a method in this madness.
rozluźniony, zbyt pobłażliwy, niedostateczny (np. dyscyplina, zasady) start learning		lax lax procedures
ukrywanie, skrywanie start learning		concealment the concealment of evidence/facts
zakłócenie start learning		disturbance There’s a risk of disturbance to the biological balance.
polegający (na kimś lub na czymś), zależny (od kogoś lub czegoś) start learning		reliant on sth (podróżować) He’s completely reliant on his wheelchair to get about.
łatwość, złagodnieć, zelżeć (np. o bólu) start learning		ease The medicine will ease the pain.
kompletnie przemoczony, przemoczyć (np. ubranie na deszczu), moczyć (zanużać w płynie) start learning		drenched sun-drenched
Co będę z tego mieć? start learning		What's in it for me?
O czym myślisz? start learning		What’s on your mind?
nowy dla kogoś start learning		new to sb Working out in the gym is new to me.
kazanie, kazanie (moralna przemowa, np. od rodziców) start learning		sermon This past Sunday, what do you think was the sermon about?
środki zapobiegawcze start learning		preventive measures An alarm system is another good preventive measure you can take.
cecha charakterystyczna, charakterystyka start learning		characteristic I’ve noticed this characteristic again and again in his family.
płótno, brezent, płótno malarskie start learning		canvas
czynić cuda start learning		to do wonders for sth/sb That new guy is great - he’s done wonders for the company.
odziedziczyć coś start learning		to come into sth He came into a good deal of money one year ago.
rozbrajać, demontować start learning		to dismantle She dismantled the washing machine to see what the problem was, but couldn’t put it back together again.
witalność, żywotność, życie, przeciąg życia, długość życia, dożywotni (np. zakaz) start learning		lifetime Everyone can see his lifetime and he’s 80 years old. I’ve had enough of this for a lifetime. We’ve got a lifetime ban in this pub.
związany z czymś start learning		associated with sth/connected with sth
wazon start learning		vase Please put some water in the vase.
wapień start learning		limestone
siarka start learning		sulfur
fachowa wiedza start learning		expertise They’re frustrated by his lack of expertise in this field.
opady atmosferyczne (np. śniegu, deszczu) start learning		precipitation It’s overcast with 100% chance of precipitation.
nie umieć przegrywać start learning		be a poor loser/be a bad loser
postrzegać kogoś, widzieć kogoś start learning		to look on sb as We’re not related, but I’ve always looked on him as my brother.
chociaż, pomimo że start learning		while He didn’t offer us anything to eat while he knew that we were really hungry
stawić komuś czoła, sprzeciwić się komuś start learning		to stand up to sb I know you’re scared of your teacher but you have to stand up to her.
Hanf start learning		hanf
gałka, pokrętło start learning		knob This knob controls temperature. She turned the knob door and went in.
zła wola, nieżyczliwość start learning		malevolence
wydzielać coś, wydawać coś (np. zapach, dźwięk) start learning		to give off Something in the fridge is giving off a disgusting smell.
osiągnąć jakąś kwotę (np. o rachunku), wynosić, opiewać na start learning		to come to sth I can’t believe the food bill came to over 100$.
przestępstwo nie popłaca start learning		crime doesn’t pay
przenieść się do czegoś, przerzucić się na coś (np. na inny system komputerowy), zmienić coś (partię, religię) start learning		to go over to sth I don’t like this politician - he very often goes over to different parties.
okropny, fatalny, beznadziejny start learning		abysmal
wypłacać pieniądze start learning		get money out = withdraw I’ll go and get some money out.
mieć dodatnie saldo na koncie bankowym start learning		be in credit I was relieved to see from my statement that my account was in credit.
wyczerpywać coś, mieć mało czegoś start learning		to be short of sth I’m a bit short of money at the moment.
zmniejszać się / obniżać się start learning		to go down Prices of plasma TVs have been going down recently.
zdolność kredytowa start learning		credit rating
mieć znaczenie dla start learning		be of importance to Protecting valuable information assets is of critical importance to my organization
wybuchać, nadmuchiwać, rozdmuchiwać (np. problem) start learning		to blow up Help me blow up the balloons. You are blowing this whole problem up way too much.
blokować, zasłaniać, tamować start learning		to block out The curtains block out the lite.
wstrętny, okropny, ohydny, (extremely unpleasant) start learning		obnoxious What an obnoxious smell. His behavior was obnoxious today.
niedrogi start learning		inexpensive
izolatka (w więzieniu), samotnik, pustelnik start learning		solitary He was put in solitary for bad behavior.
stopniowo, równomiernie, miarowo start learning		steadily It is increasing steadily all the time.
być nieskutecznym w czymś start learning		to be ineffective in sth The army has proved ineffective in protecting the civilian population.
wielka ilość czegoś start learning		a great deal of sth = much She consumed a great deal of sugar.
powracać do zdrowia, wylizać się start learning		to pull through I think he’s going to pull through.
zajmować się czymś, badać coś start learning		look into sth The police are looking into the allegations
bezpodstawne twierdzenie, insynuacja, zarzut, oskarżenie start learning		allegation No evidence could ever be found to support the allegations.
złożyć coś, zmontować coś, poskładać coś start learning		to put together I put the engine together two days ago.
rozłożyć coś (rozebrać coś na części) start learning		to take sth apart I took this device apart to find out how it works.
pochlebny, twarzowy start learning		flattering This suit is very flattering. He’s always making flattering remarks.
solidny, twardy, jędrny, stały, pewny start learning		firm I prefer sleeping on a firm mattress. I’m glad my position in the company is firm.
rozrywka, hobby, zajecie start learning		pastime Waiting wasn’t among my favorite pastimes.
wystawiać sztukę start learning		to stage a play = put up a play
rodzić start learning		to be in labour She was in labor for twelve hours with the first baby.
przedstawić coś zwięźle, mówić w skrócie start learning		to put sth in a nutshell To put it in a nutshell, Jason was a criminal.
być o wiele gorszym start learning		to be not nearly as good as = to be nowhere near as good as Mark’s cell phone is nowhere near as big as Chris’s.
nie osłabiać się, trzymać się (np. gospodarka, zdrowie), opóźniać, odwlekać, pozostawać na wysokim poziomie start learning		to hold up I hope this situation will hold up. Hold your departure up. My focus hold up even when I’m under pressure.
uporać się z czymś, stawiać czoła (problemom) start learning		to tackle They have had a couple of problems to tackle.
odjechany, gadżeciarski, nowoczesny, wystrzałowy start learning		funky A lamp with a funky shape.
kiedyś (w bliżej nieokreślonej przyszłości) start learning		some time Maybe we could get together sometime.
tracić na znaczeniu, tracić znaczenie, zmniejszać się, spadać start learning		be in decline Home cooking seems to be in decline.
w przenośni, metaforycznie, symbolicznie start learning		figuratively Literally and figuratively
uznawać zasługi start learning		to give credit He was given credit for completing the work so quickly.
przestrzegać czegoś, stosować się do czegoś, respektować coś start learning		to abide by sth If you don’t abide by the rules, you will get expelled.
pozbyć się czegoś start learning		to do away with something I need to do away with these old clothes to make some space in my room.
móc obejść się bez czegoś, móc żyć bez czegoś start learning		could do without sth There are a great number of things that he can easily do without.
uspokoić się, przycichnąć, przebrzmiewać (np. wichura, plotki) start learning		to die down Gossips never die down in this strange town.
frapujący, fascynujący, zajmujący start learning		compelling I found the whole film very compelling.
gruźlica start learning		TB
trzeba to uczcić! start learning		this calls for a celebration! (toast)
wpłacić zaliczkę start learning		to put the deposit down It’s time to put the deposit down on the car.
pominąć coś, opuścić coś start learning		to leave sth out I think I might have left something out.
świecznik start learning		candlestick
przynieść (pójść po coś lub kogoś i wrócić), być wartym, osiągać wartość (np. obraz na aukcji) start learning		to fetch He fetched the dictionary. The paintings fetched over a million dollars.
powstrzymywać coś, trzymać coś w sekrecie przed kimś start learning		to hold/keep something back from somebody The film was so emotional that I couldn’t hold my tears back. I know you’re keeping something back from me.
zwalczać coś, powstrzymywać coś, opierać się czemuś, bronić się, stawiać opór start learning		to fight sth back The lecture was so boring that I had to fight the yawn back. I have to fight this feeling back.
wymagać czegoś, prosić o coś start learning		to call for something The situation called for a great deal of tact and diplomacy. My mother’s apple pie recipe calls for two glasses of cilantro.
cząstka, cząsteczka start learning		particle He’s studying the movement of particles.
odkładać coś na bok start learning		to put something aside Let’s put aside our differences and make a fresh start.
skarżyć się komuś start learning		to complain to sb If the service was so bad why didn’t you complain to the manager.
przejęcie / nabycie start learning		acquisition
funduszy hedgingowych start learning		hedge fund
rezultat, wynik, saldo, ostateczny wynik finansowy (to co zostaje na czysto) start learning		bottom line They wanted me to skip the overview of the experiment and get to the bottom line. Bottom line is the company’s income minus expenses.
haniebny start learning		disgraceful
próżność start learning		vanity The attempt to rescue somebody is often fueled by vanity and narcissism.
złośliwy, dokuczliwy (o osobie) start learning		spiteful
pomoc, wsparcie start learning		aid He offered aid to a genuine unfortunate person.
odżywiać, żywić start learning		to nourish Nothing but the narcissism of the man is nourished by such fantasies.
do maksimum start learning		to the utmost I am working here to my utmost.
występek, niemoralne zachowanie (zwłaszcza związany z narkotykami, prostytucją, start learning		vice He went to jail for his vices.
skąpy start learning		stingy
nie może start learning		can’t
być w odwrocie start learning		be in retreat The government is retreating from its promises. This phenomenon is in retreat.
uchylać się od czegoś start learning		to shirk from something I won’t shirk from my obligations.
zwrócony ku górze, skierowany ku górze, zwyżkowy, wzrostowy start learning		upward The market has been on a steady upward trend since the FED stopped raising rates.
gwóźdź start learning		nail
wyprodukować coś, zrobić coś start learning		to turn something out The brewery turns out thousands of bottles of beer a day.
za siebie, do tyłu, wstecz start learning		backwards Don’t look backwards over your shoulder.
opóźniony w rozwoju, zacofany (gospodarczo, technologicznie) start learning		backward This country is thought to be backward.
zdeterminowany, pełen determinacji start learning		single-minded He is a single-minded person.
wystawać z czegoś start learning		to stick up from something = project from something I stepped on a nail sticking up from the floor.
w miarę ok, znośnie start learning		okayish
nakrywać, okrywać, zatuszować start learning		to cover up Cover up the table with a tablecloth. He tried to cover up the fact that he was involved in the scandal.
zniszczony, w marnym stanie start learning		run-down The coat was run-down but it was cozy.
ale z drugiej strony, ale znowu start learning		but then again
nic nie może być dalej od prawdy start learning		nothing could be further from the truth
wycofać się (z jakieś organizacji, z brania udziału w czymś), wycofać (produkt z rynku) start learning		to withdraw He didn’t stand a chance, so he withdrew from elections. Our company is forced to withdraw all faulty products.
praktykant, odbywać praktykę start learning		to apprentice I was apprenticed to a baker.
pionowy, ustawiony pionowo start learning		vertical This candle must be in a vertical position.
drugorzędny (o jakości), drugiej kategorii, kiepski start learning		second-rate It’s a product of a second-rate quality.
niższej jakości, gorszy start learning		inferior These new computers are inferior to the ones we bought two weeks ago.
pokruszyć, kruszyć, rozdrobnić, rozpadać się start learning		to crumble The cliff on which the houses are built is starting to crumble.
monotonny, żmudny, nudny (o zajęciu) start learning		tedious
czterokrotnie zwiększyć, czterokrotnie wzrosnąć, czterokrotnie większy, cztery razy większy start learning		quadruple In just a hundred years the human population quadrupled. We have had quadruple the number of applicants we expected.
przewidywanie, wizja, projekcja start learning		projection According to my projections, we have nothing to worry about.
wewnętrzny, krajowy start learning		internal It’s an internal document, so don’t send it outside. I think it’s a great moment for the internal market.
wyczerpujący, obszerny, wszechstronny, pełny, kompleksowy, start learning		comprehensive He offered me a comprehensive explanation.
z czasem start learning		over time You will forget about it over time.
rękawica kuchenna, rękawica kuchenna start learning		oven mitt, oven glove
średni, przeciętny start learning		middling to be middling at something
przeceniać, wyceniać za wysoko start learning		overvalue undervalue
wdzięczność start learning		gratitude There’s some real utility in gratitude.
przez wzgląd na kogoś start learning		for somebody’s sake Elizabeth decided for her mother’s sake not to get a tattoo.
w trakcie start learning		over time What happened over time when we were in the bathroom?
kołnierzyk, obroża start learning		collar Iron the collar before you put this shirt on.
wkraczać, angażować się start learning		to step in An outside buyer stepped in to save the company.
wyciągnąć z kłopotów, poratować finansowo start learning		to bail out The government stepped in to bail out the car industry.
kaucja, poręczenie majątkowe start learning		bail
zostać zwolniony za kaucją start learning		to be released on bail
wystawać, wysuwać do przodu start learning		to stick out I noticed some books sticking out of his bag.
rozwodnić (np. drinka, aby był mniej mocny) stonować, złagodzić (np. wulgarne słownictowo) start learning		to water down He was advised to water down his statement. They water down beer.
odwracalny, odwołalny, dający się odwrócić (np. o decyzji), dwustronny (np. płaszcz, materiał) start learning		reversible He believes that climate change may be still reversible.
trudno zgadnąć, ciężko stwierdzić, nie można przewidzieć, nie wiadomo start learning		there’s no telling There’s no telling what the future will hold for them.
ustalić coś z kimś, zaplanować coś z kimś start learning		to arrange with somebody to do something I’ve already arranged with him to meet at the cinema.
korzystny, pomyślny start learning		to be favorable to something/somebody The result of the match was favorable to both teams.
pewny siebie, pyszałkowaty, zarozumiały start learning		cocky
od teraz, odtąd start learning		from now on From now on I’ll try to be more understanding.
skoro już start learning		now that Now that she has had his attention, she couldn’t think of anything to say.
z zamiarem zrobienia czegoś, mając na celu zrobienie czegoś start learning		with a view to (doing) something These measures have been taken with a view to increasing the company’s profits.
nieślubny, bezprawny, nielegalny start learning		illegitimate Jake is his illegitimate son. All his actions were illegitimate.
nieprawdopodobny, mało prawdopodobny start learning		improbable It’s exceedingly improbable.
korzystny, pomyślny start learning		advantageous to purchase something at very advantageous price
mnożenie start learning		multiplication multiplication table
pełna łyżeczka (czegoś) start learning		spoonful Joanne added a few spoonfuls of flour to the sauce to thicken it.
odejmowanie start learning		subtraction
dodawanie start learning		addition
przyjść w wyznaczonym terminie, przyjść na umówione spotkanie, dotrzymać terminu start learning		to keep an appointment Did you remember to keep your appointment yesterday?
obowiązkowy, obligatoryjny start learning		mandatory
powstrzymywać start learning		restrain = hold back Higher interest rates appear to be restraining consumer spending. I could hardly restrain my laughter.
rdzenny, tubylczy, autochtoniczny, miejscowy, lokalny start learning		indigenous The indigenous people of the Amazonia rainforest learn Portuguese so that they can work in Brazil.
w większym lub mniejszym stopniu start learning		to a grater or lesser extend
praktycznie, niemal, niemalże, prawie start learning		virtually Coffee is drunk in virtually every country around the world.
przesłonić, przesłaniać, zatarasować, zablokować, zatkać, zatykać (np. widok, rurę) start learning		to obstruct The pipe was obstructed by a dead rat.
być przywiązanym do kogoś / czegoś start learning		be attached to someone / something
przewracać się z boku na bok start learning		to roll over I rolled over all night because I couldn’t sleep.
jasny, wyraźny, dobitny (np. o sformułowaniu) start learning		explicit I gave him explicit directions on how to get there.
zdolność przewidywania start learning		foresight She had the foresight to sell her house just before prices came down.
skaza, wada, usterka start learning		flaw=defect There are some flaws in your argument.
drwina, szyderstwo start learning		derision His words met with much derision.
sprzeciwiać się robieniu czegoś start learning		to object to (doing) something Several members of the board strongly objected to the proposed merger.
pokora, skromność start learning		humility People treat you better when you act with humility.
ciągnąć za sobą, śledzić, szlak wędrowny start learning		to trail He trailed me all around the city. Let’s trail him, maybe we’ll find out the truth.
odbić się (od czegoś), podskakiwać start learning		to bounce This ball is useless, it doesn’t bounce. She was bouncing because she was so happy.
odzyskać, odnaleźć start learning		to retrieve I want to retrieve my grandmother’s ring.
kolidować z czymś start learning		to interfere with something
pasterz, pastuch start learning		shepherd
dziczyzna, zwierzyna, zwierzęta łowne start learning		game
kino, przemysł filmowy start learning		the movies Movies is flourishing in India.
wkuwać start learning		to cram = to swot I have to cram for a test.
wyróżniać się z start learning		to stand out from Adam stood out from another American students.
buntować się, brać udział w powstaniu start learning		rise up The people of southern Iraq finally rose up against the dictator.
zakończyć, skończyć (np. spotkanie) start learning		to wind up The chairman wound up the conference with a very optimistic speech.
przewrócić się na drugi bok start learning		to turn over I turned over and I fell asleep straight away.
nie mam ochoty, nie chce mi się start learning		I can’t be bothered to do something
żaluzje start learning		blinds lower the blinds
wyrzucać coś na brzeg start learning		wash something up The tide washed a small boat up.
zatrudniać kogoś, przyjmować kogoś start learning		to take somebody on They took her on because she had work experience.
rywalizować start learning		to take on He’s too ambitious, he always has to take on everyone.
Nie mam siły dziś wychodzić. start learning		I don’t feel up to going out tonight.
świadczenie, dostarczenie, klauzula start learning		provision We need to increase the provision of health care for the elderly.
pochwalać coś, popierać coś, akceptować coś start learning		to approve of something She doesn’t approve of his idea.
odetkać (np. zlew) start learning		unclog (odpływ, przewód kanalizacyjny) Someone came in and unclogged the drains.
obalać, obalić, zadawać kłam (np. idei, teorii) start learning		to disprove The study has been disproved countless times.
rozkładać się, gnić (np. ciało, materiał organiczny, budynek) start learning		to decay Organic material creates gas as it decays.
zanik, rozkład start learning		decay Your attitude just contributes to the growing social decay.
powierzchnia użytków rolnych start learning		cropland area
napój start learning		beverage They were selling cold beverages on the beach.
mocz start learning		urine
oddawać mocz start learning		to urinate
obwodnica, objazd start learning		bypass
kontynuować podróż, iść dalej, posuwać się naprzód start learning		to push on I decided to push on to the next camp.
dotyczyć czegoś start learning		to apply to something How does it apply to the nature of men?
wiadukt, estakada start learning		flyover - UK, overpass - US
przejście podziemne start learning		underpass, subway Keep going until you reach the underpass.
zrobić coś X razy z rzędu start learning		to do something X times running
zakręt, łuk start learning		bend Watch out, there’s a sharp bend ahead of us.
zajść do... start learning		to call in at a place Could you call in at the shops on your way home?
ostatnia deska ratunku start learning		last resort The US Supreme Court declined to review her case and her last resort is the Oklahoma Pardon.
w ostateczności, jako ostateczność start learning		as a last resort As a last resort, we can always...
zgłaszać roszczenie, występować o odszkodowanie start learning		to put in a claim
nieoceniony, bezcenny start learning		invaluable I found his advice absolutely invaluable.
pragnąć coś zrobić start learning		to long to do sth She’s longing to go back home.
toaleta start learning		a lavatory
Mógłbyś mi poświęcić chwilę? start learning		Could you spare me a moment?
wolna chwila start learning		a spare moment
pole kempingowe, kemping start learning		campground, campsite During our holiday, we slept at a campground.
paczka, zawiniątko, plik, pakiet, tobołek start learning		bundle When Bullet shows up, make sure he gets that bundle.
pęk, bukiet, pęczek, wiązka start learning		bunch He gave her wife a bunch of fresh flowers. Bunch of keys.
studiować coś, podjąć jakieś studia, robić dyplom z czegoś start learning		to take a degree in something, pursue a degree in something, work towards a degree in something She took a degree in business studies.
stoisko na targu, stragan start learning		a stall, a stand There’s a candy floss stand at the entrance.
wybić coś, wytępić coś, wytłuc coś start learning		to kill something off (gryzoń) We have to kill the rodents off.
być w stanie używalności, być w dobrym stanie start learning		to be in working order He was responsible for checking that everything was in working order.
puścić coś start learning		to let go of something He let go of his hand.
odsunąć się od czegoś/kogoś start learning		to step back from something/somebody When I stepped back from the edge of the cliff an odd feeling came over me.
pozamykać, zamykać start learning		to lock up I’m almost finished - I just have to count the money and lock up.
wpaść w coś, wpaść na coś start learning		to run into something Their car went off the road and ran into a tree.
zbliżyć się do kogoś/czegoś start learning		to approach something/somebody = to get near somebody Don’t approach the cages.
zieleń, roślinność start learning		greenery Kiev is the greenest city in the world with about 20 square meters of greenery per resident.
wysoka pozycja, wybitność, waga, znaczenie start learning		prominence As a person of prominence, he has a huge following. Their prominence for the European integration is crucial.
mieć takie samo zdanie, zgadzać się start learning		to be on the same page
zaaferowany, tętniący życiem start learning		bustling Today, Kiev is a bustling city of three million inhabitants.
dynamiczny, ekscytujący, pełen energii, podniecający start learning		vibrant vibrant nightlife
przeciągać coś w czasie, guzdrać się z czymś start learning		to sit on something They’ve been sitting on my application for months
zarabiać pieniądze (ALE) robić interesy start learning		to make money (BUT) to do business We’ve been doing business with the company since 1980.
skwaśnieć, nie powieść się start learning		to turn sour Drink this milk before it turns sour. Our plan turned sour and we have to think of a new one.
skwaśnieć, nie powieść się start learning		to turn sour Drink this milk before it turns sour. Our plan turned sour and we has to think of a new one.
skwaśnieć, nie powieść się start learning		to turn sour Drink this milk before it turns sour. Our plan turned sour and we has to think of a new one.
bardzo duża ilość czegoś start learning		a great quantity of something Aid workers have delivered a great quantity of food to the refugee camps.
z powodu czegoś, na skutek czegoś start learning		on account of something The last flight had to be postponed on account of the bad weather.
niewola, jasyr start learning		captivity After 18 months in captivity they were freed yesterday.
akwarium start learning		aquarium, tank
ustawić coś, rozstawić coś, zamontować coś start learning		to set something up to set up a video camera, to set the chairs up
śruba, wkręt, przykręcić start learning		screw He screw the kitchen shelf into the wall. (unscrew)
śruba, wkręt, przykręcić start learning		screw He screwed the kitchen shelf into the wall. (unscrew)
być w błędzie, mylić się start learning		to be mistaken That was his name if I’m not mistaken.
rozmówca start learning		an interlocutor
żer, ofiara, zdobycz start learning		prey (młode) She saw a lioness dragging her prey to her cubs.
nieruchomy, nieruchoma start learning		motionless They can remain motionless for an extended period of time.
wyprzedzać (samochodem), przewyższać, wyprzedzać (sprzedaż, rozwój) start learning		to overtake The car sped up and overtook him, blocking his way.
być ściganym start learning		to be prosecuted Any person who damages the trees in the park will be prosecuted.
Filharmonia start learning		philharmonic hall
opera (budynek) start learning		opera house
zmierzyć się z czymś, uporać się z czymś start learning		to come/get to grips with something The president has failed to come to grips with the two most important social issues of our time.
nie udać się, nie wypalić, spełznąć na niczym start learning		to misfire Attempts to communicate in a foreign language can easily misfire.
źle zrozumieć, pomylić start learning		to mistake I mistook your words.
policzyć komuś za dużo za coś start learning		overcharge somebody for something I accused the poor man of overcharging me.
wyczerpanie, zmęczenie start learning		exhaustion The exhaustion of oil supplies will shake the foundations of the world’s economy.
wrobić kogoś start learning		to set somebody up You’ve set me up.
składać się z czegoś start learning		to be made up of something The crew was made up of very experienced people.
oblodzona, pokryty lodem start learning		to ice up/to ice over I had no doubts the road would be iced up.
spodobać się, zrobić dobre wrażenie na kimś, zostać dobrze przyjętym start learning		to go down well with somebody He went down really well with the public.
sfinalizowany, zakończony, doprowadzony do końca, dopięty na ostatni guzik start learning		to be sewed up The financial side of the expedition is sewed up.
ogólnie rzecz biorąc start learning		all around It’s a win-win situation all around.
cecha (np. charakteru) start learning		trait I didn’t know this trait of his character.
w rzeczywistości start learning		in truth So why is it that we believe we want to meet someone very different to ourselves, but in truth the reverse is the case?
przelotny romans, związek start learning		fling
chcieć coś, szukać czegoś, uganiać się za czymś start learning		to be after something I’m sure he’s after Jane’s job.
w gruncie rzeczy, zasadniczo start learning		in essence
począwszy od, rozciągający się od start learning		ranging We have prices to suit every budgets, ranging from 50$ to 500$.
stłuczka, uszkodzenie, szkoda start learning		breakage Any claim for a breakage must be received within several days.
stawka płacy, stopa wynagrodzenia start learning		rate of pay The rate of pay is 15$ per hour.
pas szybkiego ruchu start learning		fast lane, outside lane He moved into the outside lane to overtake a truck.
pomylić kogoś z kimś / pomylić coś z czymś start learning		mistake somebody for somebody/mistake something for something I’m sorry I mistook you for somebody else.
brzeg rzeki start learning		bank of the river Let’s sit down on the sandy bank of the river.
plakietka, identyfikator, odznaka start learning		a badge Nobody can enter this building without a proper badge.
awantura, kłotnia start learning		a row (gwałtowna) They had a blazing row last night.
szerzyć się w zastraszającm tempie start learning		to spread like wildfire Over the last few years organic food has spread like wildfire.
przejść do czegoś start learning		to go on to something He went on to the next point.
skończyć coś (np. wykonanie projektu), zakończyć coś start learning		to wrap something up I need time to wrap some things up. I expect you to wrap this project up in a day or two.
być w jakiejś sytuacji, doświadczać czegoś (nieprzyjemnego) start learning		to be in for something The weather forecast says we’re in for heavy rain this evening.
zwęzić coś start learning		to take something in This blouse is too loose, can you take it in?
przesiedzieć coś (nie brać udziału) start learning		to sit out something He had to sit out the match on the bench.
zanim się obejrzałem start learning		the next thing I knew A car came speeding around the corner, and the next thing I knew I was lying on the ground
Biżuteria mojej babci pochodzi z XIX wieku start learning		My grandmother’s jewellery originates from the 19th century
przepowiednia, proroctwo start learning		prophecy (pesymizm, ciemne barwy) These doom and gloom prophecies are doing little to help the economy.
wspinaczka górska, alpinistyka start learning		mountaineering
kontrola, nadzór (nad czymś), doglądanie (czegoś) start learning		supervision Building and government supervision in that area need to be discussed.
potrafiący się przystosować, przystosowawczy start learning		adaptable Our bodies are actually designed to be very adaptable.
lekarstwo, remedium start learning		a remedy People still haven’t discovered a remedy for death.
przeczucie start learning		hunch=premonition I have a hunch that I’ll get lucky today.
przemawiać do kogoś, podobać się komuś start learning		to appeal to somebody My plan appealed to everybody.
pogodzenie się, pojednanie start learning		reconciliation Until the others feel as you do, reconciliation may be not possible.
być prześladowanym przez coś/kogoś, być dręczonym przez coś/kogoś start learning		to be dogged by something/somebody I’m dogged by bad luck today.
wyczerpywać się, wysychać start learning		to dry up After weeks of drought, the river dried up. Our winter supplies dried up.
efektowny, olśniewający, wspaniały (o wyglądzie, stroju), prestiżowy (np. posada start learning		glamorous a glamorous job. She was looking very glamorous.
badać, dociekać start learning		to investigate Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire.
kosztorys, kalkulacja, wycena start learning		estimate Can you prepare the estimate of this operation?
ponad prawem start learning		above the law Nobody’s above the law.
mieć zaufanie do czegoś / kogoś start learning		to have confidence in something/somebody He had every confidence in her ability.
przyznawać się do czegoś start learning		to confess to something The boy confessed to taking the bicycle.
okazywać się start learning		to prove Our mission has already proved a success.
wykończyć kogoś start learning		wipe somebody out My kids are going to wipe me out
wykończyć kogoś start learning		to finish somebody off Don’t finish him off. I want him alive.
aczkolwiek start learning		albeit He finally agreeded to come, albeit unwillingly.
jak najlepiej z czegoś skorzystać, wykorzystać coś w pełni start learning		to get the most out of something=to make the most of something We stayed in London only for a few days so we tried to get the most out of it.
być wartym swojej ceny, mieć dobry stosunek jakości do ceny start learning		to be a good value for money I know it’s expensive but it’s a good value for money.
obierać kierunek, przyjmować kierunek start learning		to take direction Our lives have taken very different directions
wyzwać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś, prowokować kogoś do zrobienia czegoś start learning		to dare somebody to do something Someone dared him to climb the tree.
obszerny, ogromny, wielki start learning		extensive I’ve done extensive research on this topic.
przelać czarę goryczy, być ostatnią kroplą w czary goryczy start learning		be the last straw The last straw was when the company fired most of the managers.
zabić żart, spalić żart start learning		to kill a joke
z powodu czegoś, na skutek czegoś start learning		in the wake of something Airport security was extra tight in the wake of yesterday’s bomb attack.
popsuć coś, schrzanić coś, spaprać coś start learning		to make a mess of something I made a real mess of my final exams.
przydługi, dłużący się, rozwlekły (np. powieść, procedura) start learning		lengthy After a lengthy discussion we reached a unanimous decision on the proposal.
jednomyślny, jednogłośny (np. o decyzji) start learning		unanimous
zabrać się do robienia czegoś (np. trudnego zadania) start learning		to get round to doing something=to get down to doing something I will get down to this hard task. I intended to tidy the flat, but I didn’t get round to it.
zobowiązać, zobowiązywać start learning		to oblige The contract obliges us to pay for the damage.
niesprawiedliwy start learning		unjust = unfair The new measures are unjust.
przyrodzony, nieodłączny, inherentny (np. atrybut, problemy, ryzyko) start learning		inherent Doing drugs has certain inherent side effects.
czepiać się kogoś start learning		to pick on somebody Your mother picks on me all the time.
być dumnym z czegoś start learning		to take pride in something If you don’t take professional pride in you work, you’re probably in the wrong job.
mieć dobrą opinię o czymś / kimś start learning		to think much of something/somebody I don’t think much of it.
o ile mi wiadomo start learning		to the best of my knowledge He didn’t do this to the best of my knowledge.
mieć wysokie mniemanie o kimś start learning		to have a high opinion of somebody He has a very high opinion of himself.
rzucić na coś okiem start learning		to glance at something I glanced at this picture and I didn’t recognize you.
niezwłocznie, w każdej chwili start learning		at a moment’s notice We can’t be expected to just drop everything and leave at a moment’s notice.
nieprzyjazny, wrogi start learning		hostile They gave us a hostile reception.
pracowity, pilny start learning		industrious She thinks that industrious students can improve their ability enormously.
przebywać poza domem start learning		to stay out My mom won’t let me stay out late.
perswazja, przekonywanie, namowa start learning		persuasion He was always very skilled in the art of persuasion.
doktor, lekarz, lekarka start learning		physician
dziecinny, dziecinne start learning		childlike Your childlike behavior is inappropriate in this situation.
bezcenny start learning		priceless
zacząć coś robić start learning		to go about We’d like to help but we’re not sure what’s the best way to go about.
oślepiający, oszałamiający, olśniewający start learning		dazzling a dazzling white light, She looked dazzling, made up in her best clothes.
na korzyść kogoś, dla dobra kogoś start learning		for the benefit of somebody They’re going to introduce a new system for the benefit of workers.
raz na jakiś czas start learning		once in a while We manage to see each other once in a while
biadolić, jęczeć, kwilić, lamentować, skomleć start learning		to whine She’s always whining to get people’s attention.
dobrze się zastanowić przed zrobieniem czegoś start learning		to think twice before doing something You should think twice before doing it. She didn’t even think twice.
bez zbędnej straty czasu, bez zbędnej zwłoki, nie zwlekając start learning		without further ado Without further ado let’s move on to...
ograniczenie, limitowanie, niedoskonałość, słabość start learning		limitation We already know a couple of other limitations to the program.
ucieczka start learning		getaway The robbers had to have a getaway plan.
coraz mniej start learning		decreasingly Today’s traveler is decreasingly likely to be satisfied with simply lying on a beach.
nastawiony na turystów start learning		touristy These are the usual touristy spots.
ochrona zabytków, przyrody start learning		conservation Even though we are constantly building new things, we can’t forget about the conservation of the old buildings.
przewidywać, wyobrażać sobie start learning		to envision The company envisions adding at least five stores next year.
bardzo się różnić od czegoś, w niczym nie przypominać czegoś start learning		to be a far cry from something This flat is a far cry from the house they had before.
przebierać za coś start learning		to disguise somebody as something The mother disguised her daughter as a princess.
wykorzystać swoje stanowisko, pozycję start learning		to pull one’s rank She pulled her rank and told us to work harder.
złośliwy, podły, nikczemny start learning		vicious These vicious rumors aren’t true.
stracić panowanie nad sobą start learning		to lose one’s temper He lost his temper.
wybuchowy, porywczy, nieopanowany start learning		quick-tempered, short-tempered He was very quick-tempered when he was a child.
zachować zimną krew, zachować spokój, nie dać się wytrącić z równowagi start learning		to keep one’s cool We have to keep our cool in these difficult times.
wstępny, przygotowawczy, eliminacyjny (np. etap) start learning		preliminary The preliminary interview was very stressful.
szczyt stołu start learning		head of the table He sat at the head of the table.
wypełnić lukę, zmniejszyć różnicę start learning		to bridge the gap Have we done enough to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor?
zapewniać komuś coś, dostarczać komuś coś start learning		to provide somebody with something Meat provides us with crucial nutrients like vitamins.
drób start learning		poultry
bliski zwycięstwa, na drugim miejscu (zaraz za najlepszym) start learning		a close second And a close second is the most popular meat, poultry.
cielęcina start learning		veal
w trakcie, w międzyczasie start learning		along the way It was a smooth journey but for a few unexpected incidents that came up along the way.
pokonać drogę start learning		to make one’s way The man made his way to the cash desk to pay for his shopping.
przemiana, przejście, przekształcenie start learning		transition The Polish society is currently at the stage of transition.
w zagrożeniu, zagrożony, na szali start learning		at stake Huawei says new US sanctions put its survival at stake.
baranina start learning		mutton
zwyciężać, brać górę, wygrywać start learning		prevail I’m sure that common sense will prevail in the end.
monotonny, nużący, powtarzalny start learning		repetitive Assembly line workers had to do repetitive activities.
moim zdaniem start learning		the way I see it I don’t know what she’s so mad about - the way I see it, I did nothing wrong.
muszka start learning		a bow tie He straightened his bow tie.
wata start learning		cotton
wata start learning		cotton
jedwab start learning		silk
aksamit start learning		velvet
zajmować urząd, piastować urząd start learning		to hold office Things weren’t very different when the previous government held office.
kadencja (np. prezydenta, prezesa) start learning		term of office When does his term of office start?
chwalić, wychwalać start learning		to praise for She was praised for being an outstanding publicist.
wszechobecny start learning		omnipresent Microbes are omnipresent at any moment, and there’s nothing we can do about it.
z kolei start learning		in turn We lost a lot of money. This in turn may lead to bankruptcy.
z kolei start learning		in turn We lost a lot of money. This in turn may lead to bankruptcy.
być przeznaczonym do zrobienia czegoś, mieć coś zrobić start learning		to be meant to do something You’re meant to be resting.
regulować (np. proces) start learning		modulate These microbes help to modulate baby’s immune system.
jama ustna start learning		oral cavity
urodzaj, duża ilość, mnóstwo start learning		abundance We have to solve this problem if we want to continue living with a relative abundance and diversity of food.
brać pod uwagę, wziąć pod uwagę start learning		bear in mind Bearing in mind how young she is, I think she did really well.
izolacja start learning		insulation This jacket has an additional layer of insulation to shield from cold weather.
sterta, kupka start learning		heap
delikatnie mówiąc start learning		to say the least It’s going to be awkward, to say the least.
pod wieloma względami start learning		in many respects In many respects the press has yet to realise that royals are indeed the goose that lays the golden egg.
sformułowanie, wyrażenie start learning		wording
zakwestionować coś, podważyć coś, podawać w wątpliwość, podważać coś (np. czyjeś kompetencje) start learning		call something into question We called Dr. Jones’s qualifications into question.
zaszczuty start learning		hounded
pies start learning		hound (smycz) Would you mind keeping your hound on a leash?
naruszenie prywatności start learning		intrusion into privacy
czubek, świrus, psychol, dziwak start learning		creep He’s a creep known for stalking celebrities.
być przyczyną czegoś start learning		to be the reason for something
trzymać się na uboczu, trzymać się z dala od innych, być zamkniętym w sobie start learning		to keep oneself to oneself It’s not a good thing to keep oneself to oneself.
odrożniać coś od czegoś start learning		to tell something from something How can you tell an honest person from a dishonest one?
likwidować, zamordować, spłacać start learning		to liquidate The informer was claimed to have been liquidated.
zasadzka, wciągać w zasadzkę start learning		(to) ambush We’ve been ambushed and lost most of our goods.
konstrukcja używana do wydania rozkazów lub informowania o obowiązujących zasada start learning		to be to do something Visitors are not to touch the exhibits.
działania wojenne start learning		hostilities
wykluczenie, wyłączenie start learning		exclusion exclusion from paying taxes
rozejm, zawieszenie broni start learning		truce If the truce cannot be maintained, we’ll declare war again.
zasiłek, świadczenie start learning		welfare She has to go on welfare after divorce.
bez uprzedzenia start learning		without notice He quit without notice.
w następstwie czegoś start learning		in the aftermath of something Many more people died in the aftermath of explosion.
dotrzymywać kroku komuś / czemuś start learning		to keep pace with somebody/something They concluded that the law hadn’t kept pace with technology.
potomek start learning		descendant I can’t be his descendant because he didn’t have any.
poprzednik, poprzedniczka start learning		predecessor Your predecessor didn’t have an easy or positive start.
zakłócenie porządku publicznego start learning		disorderly behavior He was charged with disorderly behavior.
prosperujące przedsiębiorstwo start learning		a going concern They were sure that they could make it into a going concern.
zmieniać coś na coś start learning		to make something into something They’ve made the spare room into an office.
i faktycznie, rzeczywiście start learning		sure enough He said he’d left the book on the desk, and sure enough, there it was.
wyłazić ze skóry żeby coś zrobić, przechodzić samego siebie start learning		to fall over oneself to do something The banks were falling over themselves to lend us the money.
mieć pracę start learning		to be in work He was always in work, right from the day he left school.
być bez pracy start learning		to be out of work My father was out of work at the time, so we struggled, obviously.
zdrowy, silny, solidny start learning		robust Exports will continue to be bolstered by the robust economy.
wzmocnić, wzmacniać (np. gospodarkę, morale) start learning		to bolster Then there is the question of how to bolster our sovereignty.
przestarzały (nieużywany, nieprodukowany, np. o urządzeniu) start learning		obsolete The company uses obsolete technology.
odwołać coś, cofnąć coś, unieważnić coś start learning		to revoke something The US will revoke special trade privileges for Hong Kong.
dobrobyt, pomyślność, powodzenie start learning		prosperity A country’s future prosperity depends upon the quality of education of its people.
dobra koniunktura start learning		prosperity We need to drive growth and create jobs and prosperity.
mięsożerca =/= roślinożerca start learning		carnivore =/= herbivore
wziąć coś do serca start learning		to take something to heart You had better not take to heart what your parents are saying about you.
odetchnąć z ulgą start learning		to breathe a sigh of relief He breathed a sigh of relief when he realized that...
utykać, kuleć, kuśtykać start learning		to limp He limps because one of his legs is shorter.
umierać, ginąć, zginąć start learning		to perish He believes that Europe must create closer ties or it will perish.
karaluch, karakan start learning		cockroach
wnioskować coś z czegoś start learning		to gather something from something I gather that from...
zarabiać na życie, robiąc coś start learning		to make a living by doing sth She makes a living by being a teacher.
Czym się zajmujesz? start learning		What do you do for a living?
okup start learning		ransom to pay a ransom
rozprawić się z czymś, wyeliminować coś, ograniczać coś start learning		to crack down on something The way I see it, the insufficient measures have been taken to crack down on this problem.
w sumie, ogólnie rzecz biorąc start learning		overall Overall, I think you did a great job.
zalety (cechy, które nakłaniają ludzi do kupna czegoś) start learning		selling point Its best selling point is the quality.
zdumiewać, zachwycać się start learning		to marvel We marveled at the magnificence of that place.
drut kolczasty start learning		a barbed wire You would have to put up a barbed wire fence around it.
skazanie start learning		conviction Because of her conviction, she could not run for office until 1992.
kłaść nacisk (na coś), podkreślać (znaczenie czegoś) start learning		to underline The teacher underlined the importance of attention to detail.
godzina policyjna start learning		a curfew A curfew has been introduced along the martial law
cud, cudo start learning		a marvel That invention was a marvel of modern science.
zatajać, ukrywać (np. informacje) start learning		to withhold The director is facing disciplinary action after the inquiry found he deliberately withheld vital information.
pozyskiwać, zjednywać sobie (np. pomocników, członków) start learning		to enlist The organization has enlisted the support of many famous people in raising money.
rzecz naturalna, oczywista start learning		a matter of course Safety precautions are observed as a matter of course.
poronienie start learning		miscarriage
aktualny, na czasie, bieżący (np. temat) start learning		topical His book is funny and very topical.
wśród, pośród, pomiędzy start learning		amid The new perfume was launched amid a fanfare of publicity.
celowo, umyślnie, specjalnie start learning		deliberately You don’t think I did that deliberately?
wyłącznie, jedynie start learning		solely We can’t rely solely on this.
poprawka, nowelizacja start learning		amendment The protestors demanded an amendment in order to introduce a minimal wage.
pragnienie (zrobienia czegoś), popęd (seksualny, pragnienie start learning		urge He felt a strong urge to go out of his office.
przede wszystkim, najbardziej start learning		most of all I admire his courage most of all.
poważne przestępstwo, zbrodnia start learning		a felony Possession of marijuana is a felony in our country.
ciasto (jako masa) start learning		pastry
a + stopień najwyższy przymiotnika start learning		a + (very) It was a most diffucult task. It was a most wonderful vacation.
ograniczony, niewystarczający, niewielki start learning		scarce Food for birds is scarce in winter.
mianowicie start learning		namely I learnt an important lesson when I lost my job, namely that nothing is a hundred percent guaranteed.
sympatia, sentyment, czułość start learning		affection Sally showed him affection.
czasami, od czasu do czasu start learning		now and again, now and then Although now and again we read in newspapers that police arrested young people for indecent behavior.
zdrajca start learning		a traitor If he was a traitor, the whole organization had to know.
starcie, utarczka, potyczka, konflikt start learning		clash The clash over power will never end.
właściwości lecznicze start learning		healing properties, medicinal properties
mały palec u ręki start learning		pinky, pinkie
być bez znaczenia, nie robić komuś żadnej różnicy start learning		to be all the same to somebody I don’t mind whether we eat now or later, it’s all the same to me.
mimo wszystko, mimo to, jednakże start learning		all the same I’m sure he’s safe, but all the same, I wish he’d come back home.
szczery, nieudawany start learning		sincere My offer of help was sincere.
być na dobrej ścieżce, być na właściwej drodze start learning		to be on the right track These results suggest that we are on the right track.
szczery, niepozorowany start learning		candid This book is really an extraordinary read - precise and candid.
wypowiedź, wypowiedzenie, sformułowanie start learning		utterance He whispered, as if to lend his utterances an added confidentiality.
niezwłocznie, natychmiast, szybko start learning		promptly After noticing a missed call he promptly returned it.
funkcja start learning		facility We want to expand the facilities of this computer.
odświeżyć, podszlifować (np. język, wiedzę) start learning		to brush up I need to brush up my English. Sally brushed up her knowledge of Polish history.
doprowadzać (do czegoś), powodować coś start learning		to prompt something His affair prompted scandal in the neighbourhood. Recent worries over president’s health have prompted speculation over his political future.
ukryty, dający się wywnioskować, rozumiejący się sam przez się start learning		implicit He interpreted her comments as an implicit criticism of the government.
wniklowość, przenikliwość start learning		insight Her insight was invaluable. The sales director was a man with considerable customer’s insight.
domysły, przypuszczenia start learning		guesswork There’s no guesswork whatsoever.
obejmować (np. jakieś stanowisko), przejmować (np. odpowiedzialność, kontrolę) start learning		to assume I’ll assume responsibility if something bad happens.
przygotować się na coś start learning		to brace oneself for something She told me she had some bad news for me and I braced myself for a shock. The Japanese in America should brace themselves for direct language.
szczególnie, zwłaszcza, w szczególności start learning		notably The company is beginning to attract investors, most notably big Japanese banks.
przyciągać (np. ludzi, zainteresowanie) start learning		to attract They say that opposites attract.
dozorca, woźny, nadzorca (budynku) start learning		caretaker, janitor At this hour, you’ll find only the caretaker in this building.
po drugiej stronie spektrum start learning		on the other side of the spectrum On the other side of the spectrum in countries like Japan and Korea, the ideal boss should stand far above the workers at the top of hierarchy.
wprowadzać w życie, egzekwować (np. zasadę, sposób postępowania) start learning		to enforce We have to set our own rules and enforce them.
narzucać, wymuszać (np. posłuszeństwo, dyscyplinę) start learning		to enforce He enforced the discipline on his children by punishing and rewarding them.
wybór, grupa, szereg start learning		array You can choose from our wide array of watches.
zarys, szkic (najważniejsze informacje, bez szczegółów) start learning		an outline I only presented an outline. I can go into details if you want.
naszkicować, przedstawiać w skrócie, przedstawiać w zarysie start learning		to outline He outlined the project in front of the board.
próba, staranie, wysiłek start learning		endeavor In spite of my best endeavors, I couldn’t contact her.
zmarnować coś start learning		to throw something away You’ve spent 3 years working hard in college - don’t throw it away.
wydobycie (np. surowców) start learning		extraction Coal extraction has dropped significantly over the past few months.
obywatel start learning		a national All foreign nationals were advised to leave country following the outbreak of civil war.
sprawa bardzo pilna, sprawa niecierpiąca zwłoki start learning		a matter of great urgency It’s a matter of great urgency.
poświęcać czemuś uwagę, odnieść się do czegoś, traktować o czymś start learning		to adress something The issue of funding has yet to be addressed. We have to address this issue, we can’t neglect it.
niewątpliwie, ponad wszelką wątpliwość start learning		beyond reasonable doubt (została ustalona) Her guilt was established beyond reasonable doubt.
zostać uniewinnionym start learning		to be acquitted Clinton was acquitted in his impeachment trial.
znać coś na wylot, znać coś od podszewki start learning		to know something inside out I know this topic inside out, so I can teach you.
zgoda, w porządku, brzmi dobrze start learning		fair enough You may say that I can’t cook, fair enough, but don’t you dare saying that my cake isn’t delicious.
żeby nie powiedzieć (krytykując coś) start learning		not to say It was rude, not to say offensive.
zarzut, sprzeciw, zastrzeżenie start learning		objection I’ll send you my objections regarding this project.
odnosić się do czegoś, dotyczyć czegoś start learning		to regard something The meeting regards some changes in our company.
posuwać się za daleko start learning		to go too far His jokes are funny, but sometimes he goes too far.
może równie dobrze (np. wydarzyć się, być prawdą) start learning		may well, might well, could well It may well be that changes in education are best pioneered in the schools themselves
przekonanie (w głosie) start learning		conviction Say anything with enough conviction and people will believe you.
na nowo, od nowa (np. rozpoczynać jakiś rozdział życia) start learning		anew I’m going to quit my job, move abroad and start completely anew.
co drugi start learning		alternate Lucy has to work every alternate Saturday. Take this pill on alternate days.
szybko chwytać/ rozumieć start learning		to be quick on the uptake He’s very quick on the uptake so he won’t fall for this.
postradać zmysły, być niepoczytalnym start learning		to be round the bend He’s completely round the bend, isn’t he?
spójny, logiczny start learning		coherent Your plan is more coherent.
najbliższy prawdy start learning		the closest to the truth This answer is probably the closest to the truth.
zaspokojać, spełniać (np. czyjeś żądania, potrzeby) start learning		to cater to somebody/something Internet shopping caters to every conceivable need.
żyć z dnia na dzień start learning		to live from hand to mouth The country cannot afford to live from hand to mouth as it has been doing for the past few years.
stać pod znakiem zapytania, budzić wątpliwości start learning		to be open to doubt, to be open to question After yesterday’s argument, this relationship is open to question.
tymczasowo start learning		on a temporary basis She’s only working here on a temporary basis.
nieodpowiednio, nie na miejscu start learning		out of place That red sofa looks completely out of place among all that period furniture.
rozważyć coś, rozmyślać nad czymś, start learning		to mull something over Let’s mull this over tonight and make a final decision in the morning.
rozwikłać coś, dojść do czegoś start learning		to puzzle something out I still can’t puzzle out how I managed to spend so much money last month.
oceniać, wyceniać, oszacowywać, określać (np. wartość czegoś) start learning		to assess Can you assess our chance?
niepokojący, zatrważający start learning		disturbing Some disturbing thoughts about the future came to his mind.
pogarszać się (o stanie czegoś), podupadać (o zdrowiu) start learning		to deteriorate Relations between the two countries have deteriorated recently. She was taken to hospital last week when her condition suddenly deteriorated.
być w ścisłym powiązaniu z czymś, start learning		to go hand in hand (with something) Such an initiative can never work on its own - it must go hand in hand with an increased focus on security.
dotować, subwencjonować start learning		to subsidize 50$ would help to subsidize the training of an unemployed teenager.
musztarda po obiedzie start learning		too little, too late A spokeswoman described the aid for the refugees as too little, too late.
być na czas, punktualnie start learning		to be on time She didn’t show up on time.
być na czas, być w porę, być wystarczająco wcześnie start learning		to be in time You’re just in time! I didn’t see the danger in time.
szybko rzucić na coś okiem, przelecieć coś wzrokiem (np. tekst) start learning		to glance over/through something Could you glance over/through this letter and see if it’s alright.
mignięcie (kiedy ledwo coś dojrzeliśmy) start learning		glimpse I only caught a glimpse of the robber.
rezultat, wynik start learning		findings The findings of the study were surprising.
ten drugi, ten ostatni (z wymienionych) start learning		the latter In the end he was faced with the choice between long-term rehabilitation or an operation. He chose the latter.
kolejka start learning		line I had to wait/stand in the line for three hours to get tickets.
stanowić (problem, zagrożenie) start learning		to pose Drunk drivers pose a thread to other road users.
być sprawą otwartą, pozostać sprawą otwartą start learning		to be open to debate This issue is still open to debate.
punktualnie start learning		promptly Please arrive promptly or you’ll miss the bus.
zadanie, zadana praca (w szkole, na uniwersytecie, w pracy) start learning		assignment I got him to stop saying yes to every assignment.
niepokój, obawa, złe przeczucie start learning		misgiving My only misgiving is that we might not have enough time to do the job well.
potęgować, spotęgować, zwiększyć, podnieść, podnosić (np. problemy, wysiłki, cen) start learning		to escalate The escalating rate of inflation will almost certainly bring escalating prices. His financial problems escalated after he became unemployed.
zwariować, oszaleć start learning		to go mad, to go crazy, to go insane Nowadays the market has gone mad.
głosowanie, tajne głosowanie start learning		a ballot Further ballots will be held in the next two weeks.
podjąć wszelkie starania start learning		make every effort, make every endeavor That’s why people should make every endeavor to...
nad rzeką start learning		by the river It is assumed to have stood by the river.
prawidłowy, ważny (np. o bilecie, dokumencie) start learning		valid This ticket is valid throughout Europe. This is a valid technique.
atut, zaleta start learning		asset From that point of view it’s an asset.
posuwać się na przód, postępować, nacierać start learning		to advance Technology is advancing very quickly.
druga tura wyborów start learning		run-off Poland heads for hard-fought presidential run-off.
cel, zamiar, dążenie start learning		objective This meeting’s objective is to choose a leader.
odwodzić (od czegoś), zniechęcać (do czegoś) start learning		to discourage (złe prowadzenie się) We try to discourage kids from misconduct.
uznanie, bycie rozpoznawalnym start learning		recognition They held a party in recognition of his achievements.
wykonalny, realny start learning		viable In light of the key findings, it would appear that the most viable solution is to increase our investment in training.
popierać (czyjeś poglądy), wspierać (przekonania), wzmacniać (uczucia) start learning		to reinforce The society reinforces the idea that boys and girls have different interests and abilities.
uzasadnienie, usprawiedliwienie start learning		justification This is a project with absolutely no economic justification.
zwalniać, zwolnić (z podatku) start learning		to exempt Small businesses have been exempted from the tax increase.
wykonalny, możliwy, prawdopodobny, możliwy do zrealizownia, osiągalny start learning		feasible With extra resources, the project now seems feasible.
odkrywać, odsłaniać, wyjawiać, ujawniać start learning		to unveil The company unveiled a test version of its new search engine.
zakończyć coś, kłaść czemuś kres start learning		to put an end to something He put an end to all of that.
przezwyciężyć, pokonać, opanować, uporać się start learning		to overcome He was able to overcome one hardship after another.
co się stało, to się nie odstanie start learning		what’s done can’t be undone
co się odwlecze to nie uciecze start learning		what goes up must come down
między innymi start learning		among other things, among others He moved to England in 1980 where, among other things, he worked as a journalist.
napotykać, spotykać, natykać się start learning		to encounter We encountered some difficulties when trying to apply for a visa.
stracić poczucie czasu start learning		to lose the track of time It’s easy to lose the track of time when you play computer games.
oszukiwać, okłamywać start learning		to deceive I was deceived by my closest friend.
rozpowszechnianie, szybki wzrost liczby, rozprzestrzenianie start learning		proliferation We acknowledge the common threat of nuclear proliferation, particularly from Iran.
tak naprawdę to start learning		the fact of the matter is (that) The fact of the matter is that it can be very hard to distinguish between...
tajny, potajemny, ukryty start learning		covert covert actions
zużyty, wyczerpany (np. bateria) start learning		spent Spent nuclear fuel contains poisonous chemical elements.
nienadający się (do czegoś), niezdatny, niezdolny (do czegoś) start learning		unfit I think she’s unfit to be a teacher. Large areas of land were rendered unfit for human habitation.
sprawiać, czynić start learning		to render New technology has rendered my old computer obsolete.
kończyć (pracę) start learning		to knock off I’m knocking off in two hours. What time do you knock off work?
drażliwy punkt, drażliwy temat start learning		a sore point, a sore subject Don’t ask him about the job search - it’s a bit of a sore point.
skracać sobie czas robiąc coś, zabijać czas robiąc coś start learning		to while the time away by doing something I had to wait, so I whiled the time away by doing something on my smartphone.
w trakcie czegoś, w ciągu trwania czegoś start learning		during the course of something During the course of the day, I gradually got more and more short-tempered.
wpaść w coś, paść w coś start learning		to fall into something I fell into the category of people who should consider a career change.
rozpaść się na kawałki, rozkleić się, załamać się start learning		to fall to pieces, to go to pieces Jane seemed confident going into the interview, but then she fell to pieces and made a complete mess of it.
ramy czasowe start learning		time frame It’s not going to be easy to finish the work within the time frame we’ve been given.
robić dobrą minę do złej gry start learning		to grin and bear it I really don’t want to go, but I guess I’ll just have to grin and bear it.
szeroko się uśmiechać, szczerzyć zęby w uśmiechu start learning		to grin I grinned, trying to lighten the tone.
nieprzejezdna, nie do przebycia start learning		impassable The snow has made the road completely impassable.
bez przygód (np. o podróży), bez wrażeń (np. o życiu), spokojny (czas) start learning		uneventful My day at work was pretty uneventful.
chwilowy, momentalny start learning		momentary The accident was caused by a momentary lack of concentration on the part of the driver.
być zawalonym pracą start learning		to be snowed under with work I’m absolutely snowed under with work at the moment.
zamierzać coś zrobić lada moment start learning		to be on the point of doing something Karen was on the point of leaving the house when the phone rang.
przedstawić coś, wyłożyć coś (wyjaśniać) start learning		to set out something I set out my demands to my boss but he only laughed.
założyć rodzinę start learning		to raise a family He wants to settle down and raise a family.
skuteczność, efektywność start learning		efficacy I have no idea what the efficacy of these cures is.
wręcz przeciwnie start learning		on the contrary, quite the opposite Some say that history is boring; I think quite the opposite. Experts predicted that the economy would collapse, but, on the contrary, it continues to do extremely well.
przeszkoda, utrudnienie start learning		a handicap My disability is a handicap, but I learned to overcome it.
dawać dobry przykład start learning		to set a good example You should be setting a good example to your younger brother.
przemawiać, wygłaszać mowę start learning		to address The professor addressed all students and thanked them for cooperation.
obfity (o posiłku), pokaźny (o sumie), znaczny (o rozmiarze) start learning		substancial I have been rewarded with a substancial sum of money.
co najwyżej start learning		at most This journey will last at most a week. It will cost you at most $5.
półmrok, zmierzch, schyłek start learning		twilight The sea is the most beautiful in the twilight. Twilight of democracy.
współczucie, litość start learning		compassion There’s no room for compassion.
przynoszący efekt przeciwny do zamierzonego start learning		counterproductive Trying to save money when you live on credit is counterproductive.
wtrącenie do więzienia, uwięzienie start learning		incarceration Riots occured following his incarceration.
wykorzeniać, wyplenić, wyeliminować start learning		to eradicate The government claims to be doing all it can to eradicate corruption.
odróżniać, rozróżniać start learning		to differentiate He’s unable to differentiate between self-confidence and arrogance.
dowodzić słuszności czegoś start learning		to make a case for something We will only publish a new edition if you can make a convincing case for it.
przytaczać argumenty przeciwko czemuś start learning		to make a case against something He’s making a case against socialism.
próżnia, pustka start learning		a void They tried to describe their attempts to fill the void left after her death.
odczepić, oddzielać, odrywać (coś od czegoś) start learning		to detach Detach the last page of the form before sending it.
stały, zbity (twardy), solidny start learning		solid Is the patient well enough to eat solid food? He works for a solid company.
konsekwencja start learning		consistency Your paper needs more consistency.
konsystencja start learning		consistency The soup had the smooth consistency of baby food.
konsekwentny start learning		consistent We need to be determined and consistent.
stąd, więc, z tego powodu start learning		hence (gips) She fell down, hence the cast.
być oderwanym od rzeczywistości start learning		to be divorced from reality What you’re saying is divorced from reality.
podważać (np. autorytet), podkopywać (np. zaufanie do kogoś), nadszarpywać (np. zdrowie) start learning		to undermine He was punished because he undermined his teacher’s authority.
przestępca, sprawca przestępstwa start learning		a perpetrator The perpetrator of that crime is behind bars.
pielęgnować, rozwijać, wspierać (np. rozwój, współpracę) start learning		to foster We are trying to foster his talents.
opóźniony, zaległy start learning		overdue His former employer delays sending him an overdue payment.
zagrozić, zagrażać, narażać na szwank start learning		to jeopardize Though it jeopardized his chance for promotion, he criticized his boss.
ucieleśniać, uosabiać, reprezentować (np. cechę, ideał) start learning		to embody He embodied good sportsmanship on the playing field.
przechadzać się start learning		to wander around/about We spent the morning wandering around the old part of the city.
błąkać się, tułać się, błądzić (np. myślami) start learning		to wander My students never allow their minds to wander.
sprawozdanie finansowe, raport finansowy start learning		financial statement, financial report
zacząć się gwałtownie, wybuchnąć (np. o wojnie, epidemii, huraganie) start learning		to break out The Second World War broke out in 1939.
wyrwać się, wyzwolić się (np. z rutyny, dawnego stylu życia) start learning		to break out of something I can’t break out of my old lifestyle.
gofr, wafel start learning		waffle
dorzucać się (do czegoś) start learning		to chip in to sth We have to chip in to buy her a present.
oprocentowanie stałe start learning		a fixed rate 80 per cent of home buyers opt for fixed-rate mortgages.
oprocentowanie o zmiennej stopie start learning		a floating interest rate Some investors prefer floating rate bonds over the fixed rate, as interest rates are not predicted to change in the future.
kałuża start learning		a pool
wychodzić z siebie, wariować start learning		to freak out I heard “Fire!” and I started to freak out.
rozwalić coś, zrobić coś bardzo dobrze start learning		to nail something You nailed it!
być prawdą, mieć miejsce start learning		to be the case If that were the case, we would go bankrupt.
oklepany, banalny, wyświechtany start learning		corny corny jokes
komunikować się, nawiązywać relacje (np. z klientami), współdziałać start learning		to interface I’m gonna teach you how to interface with clients.
w zasadzie, co do zasady start learning		in principle
nieproporcjonalnie, niewspółmiernie start learning		disproportionately School closures disproportionately harm low-income and minority children.
anulowanie, unieważnienie start learning		an annulment an annulment of a contract
wiarygodny, przekonujący, prawdopodobny start learning		plausible I consider it plausible.
wykładniczo, gwałtownie, raptownie start learning		exponentially to increase exponentially, exponential growth
makieta, model, prototypowa wersja start learning		a mock-up They showed us a mock-up of the cover. She showed us a mock-up of what the car will look like when it goes into production.
dołek w brodzie start learning		a chin dimple
bez zobowiązań, bez ograniczeń start learning		no strings attached I really wanted to give this money to my family with no strings attached.
zawierający zobowiązania, zawierający żądania (o umowie) start learning		with strings attached You don’t get anything for free - there are always strings attached. Most of the so-called special offers come with strings attached.
unieważniać, uchylać, likwidować, znosić start learning		to abolish The government is planning to abolish subsidies to farmers. In Britain, national service was abolished in 1962.
w tą i z powrotem start learning		back and forth We ran back and forth, carrying buckets of water.
naprzód, dalej start learning		forth We have to move forth.
pogodzić się z faktem start learning		to put up with a fact, to deal with a fact, accept the fact
obstawać przy swoim, upierać się przy swoim (np. zdaniu) start learning		to stick to one’s guns Despite harsh criticism, she’s sticking to her guns on this issue.
opiekun start learning		an attendant Please make sure your attendant is with you all the times.
zdobywać, przejmować, przechwycić start learning		to capture He captured all of the confidential data.
zdominować, zawładnąć (rynkiem) start learning		to capture Samsung phones captured the market.
niewytłumaczalny start learning		inexplicable For some inexplicable reason, he’s decided to cancel the project.
rentowność, zysk start learning		yield The yield of our company is lower than last year.
wypłata, koperta z wypłatą start learning		a paycheck We’re already living paycheck to paycheck, so I don’t know how we’ll manage this sudden increase in our rent.
wspólny rachunek bankowy, wspólne konto start learning		a joint account With some joint accounts, two signatures are required before money can be withdrawn.
urzędnik, urzędniczka, pracownik biurowy start learning		a clerk a bank clerk
amerykański urząd skarbowy start learning		IRS – Internal Revenue Service
złożyć zeznanie podatkowe start learning		to file a tax return I always assumed that my tax returns were filed by my wife.
zwrot podatku start learning		tax rebate, tax refund I really count on my tax rebate this year.
zaufany i pewny produkt na rynku start learning		a blue chip Cars of this brand are always a blue chip and worthy of the money.
renomowana firma (solidna, przynosząca zyski, stabilna, o dobrej reputacji) start learning		a blue chip company A blue chip company or investment is one that can be trusted and is not likely to fail
przyjmować płatności kartą kredytową start learning		to take credit cards What kind of hooker takes credit cards?
ogromny, solidny start learning		hefty Unless you give a hefty tip.
kwota wolna od podatku start learning		a standard deduction, a tax allowance People over age 65 are eligible for a higher standard deduction than younger taxpayers.
ulga podatkowa start learning		a tax credit, a tax relief a tax credit - an amount of money that is taken off the amount of tax you must pay.
namacalny, materialny start learning		tangible If it’s not tangible, how do you know it’s not gonna vanish tommorow?
wejść w posiadanie czegoś, dziedziczyć coś start learning		to come into something He came into a good deal of money one year ago.
kasa fiskalna start learning		a cash register Last year I worked at the cash register in the grocery store.
odliczalny od podatku start learning		tax-deductible All pension contributions are tax-deductible.
odpisać coś (np. od podatku) start learning		to write something off This sum cannot be written off the tax.
przygotować coś, przedstawić coś (np. przedstawienie) start learning		to put on something I could put on a benefit performance.
odprężyć się, zrelaksować się, wrzucić na luz start learning		to wind down I want to wind down after a long day at work.
odprężyć się, zrelaksować się, wrzucić na luz start learning		to wind down I want to wind down after a long day at work.
zabezpieczenie, ubezpieczenie, polisa start learning		coverage Some 34 million Americans have no health coverage at all.
banknot start learning		a note, a bill Do you have a 20$ bill?
przelew bankowy start learning		transfer Did you get my transfer?
Lepiej dmuchać na zimne. start learning		Better safe than sorry.
Lepiej dmuchać na zimne. start learning		Better safe than sorry.
dostać należną część czegoś, doświadczyć czegoś wielokrotnie, przeżyć dość czegoś start learning		to get one’s fair share of something I got my fair share of this.
przy sobie start learning		on you I don’t have my keys on me.
pozornie, na pierwszy rzut oka start learning		seemingly He’s seemingly nice, but don’t let that fool you.
być adwokatem diabła start learning		to play devil’s advocate I don’t really believe all that - I was just playing devil’s advocate.
cena netto start learning		a net price
cena brutto start learning		a gross price
kasa, lada, okienko start learning		a counter You can buy tickets at the counter in the station.
jednostka (pojedyncza osoba) start learning		an individual Each individual has a right to be treated with respect.
odrzucać (ofertę), odmawiać start learning		to decline My employer declined at first my job application, but then found some good sides about me.
nadwyżka finansowa start learning		a surplus The overall gap continues to reflect a deficit in the trade of goods and a surplus in services.
zarabiać na chleb start learning		to bring home the bacon
kupować na raty start learning		to buy in installments
wspólnik (w biznesie), partner (w interesach) start learning		an associate He was a business associate for many years.
rosnąć, gwałtownie wzrastać start learning		to soar Our hopes for victory soared.
oddać komuś sprawiedliwość start learning		give the devil his due I don’t like the man but - give the devil his due - he works incredibly hard.
posiadacz konta, posiadacz rachunku start learning		an account holder an account holder - a person who is the owner of a bank account
drobne, drobniaki start learning		small change, spare change Do you have any spare change?
zachodzić na coś, pokrywać się z czymś w czasie, zbiegać się przypadkowo z czymś start learning		to coincide with something The publication of the book was planned to coincide with the screening of the television series.
szop pracz start learning		a raccoon
stanowić część czegoś start learning		to account for something Oil accounts for one-third of this country’s export.
poprawiać się, polepszać się (o sytuacji, o liczbach) start learning		to pick up The situation in our company is picking up. The numbers are picking up.
zaryzykować stwierdzenie, zaryzykować przypuszczenie start learning		to venture a guess I would venture a guesss that...
przedsięwzięcie, interes (zwykle, ryzykowne) start learning		a venture She advised us to look abroad for more lucrative business ventures.
kuszący, nęcący, ponętny start learning		enticing Though the bribe was very enticing, the police officer had made a vow to uphold the law.
wstępnie, niezobowiązująco start learning		tentatively The project, tentatively called Viva, is in the early design stages. The meeting has been tentatively scheduled for next week.
wycofywać coś stopniowo, wycofywać coś etapami start learning		to phase out something Merkel’s cabinet reportedly is preparing legislation that could phase out Huawei as a 5G supplier.
według doniesień, jak mówią, podobno, rzekomo start learning		reportedly The project will reportedly have paid itself by 2020.
według doniesień, jak mówią, podobno, rzekomo start learning		repotedly The project will repotedly have paid itself by 2020.
sposób, środek, środki start learning		means What means of communication do you prefer? He has the means to buy half of the houses in the street if he wanted to.
spełniać wymogi, być tak jak powinno być start learning		to be up to scratch My job is to make sure that everything is up to scratch.
badanie firmy w procesie sprzedaży start learning		due diligence due diligence - the process of evaluating risks before entering a business transaction, e.g. before acquiring a company.
badanie firmy w procesie sprzedaży start learning		due diligence due diligence - the process of evaluating risks before entering a business transaction, e.g. before acquiring a company.
streszczać, podsumowywać start learning		to recap To recap, our main aim is to increase sales by 15 percent this year.
streszczenie, podsumowanie start learning		a recap Could you give me a quick recap on what happened in the meeting?
opracować coś, szczegółowo coś omówić start learning		to elaborate on something We will elaborate on the project tommorow.
złożony, skomplikowany, wymyślny start learning		elaborate He came out with such an elaborate excuse that I didn’t quite believe him.
sedno sprawy, najważniejsza rzecz start learning		the bottom line The bottom line is that we must...
to cause something to continue, utrwalać start learning		to perpetuate The movie perpetuates a stereotype of small-town life.
nabrać rozpędu, nabierać pędu start learning		to gain momentum I want my career to gain momentum.
fatalny, katastrofalny, zgubny start learning		disastrous Domestic violence has disastrous consequences for all family members.
gotowy, gotów, przygotowany start learning		poised Workers were poised to go on strike.
zaksięgować start learning		to post, to enter Did you post the last expense?
pogarszać (np. sytuację), spotęgować start learning		to compound His financial problems were compounded when he unexpectedly lost his job.
złamać, pogwałcić (np. prawo, porozumienie, zasady, umowę) start learning		to breach They breached the agreement they had made with their employer.
branża turystyczno-hotelarska start learning		a hospitality industry
wprowadzić firmę na giełdę, uczynić z prywatnej firmy publiczną start learning		to float a company
zbijać kapitał na czymś, obracać coś na własną korzyść start learning		to capitalize on something She capitalized on her experience to get a better job.
zabezpieczenie finansowe start learning		collateral He offered his house as collateral.
bezpłatny urlop start learning		a furlough
wysłać kogoś na bezpłatny urlop start learning		to furlough somebody The manager furloughed 14,500 staff in April.
wyłaniać się, wisieć (np w powietrzu, zagrażać) start learning		to loom The company is in serious financial trouble, with more debt looming on the horizon.
w obliczu czegoś start learning		in the face of something You have to stay calm even in the face of difficulties.
trend zniżkowy start learning		a downward trend
pocieszyć kogoś, podnieść na duchu start learning		to comfort somebody I called to comfort her.
wykupywać coś, skupywać coś start learning		to buy up something Google buys up its rivals.
czyn nieuczciwej konkurencji start learning		an anti-competitive practice Facebook is accused of using anti-competitive practises.
nakłaniać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś start learning		to urge somebody to do something, to induce somebody to do something He urged me to take a day off and visit him. He was inducing me to take some painkillers.
przydzielać, przeznaczać (np. pieniądze, zasoby) start learning		to allocate The company allocated half of its budget to research.
optymalizować dla efektywności start learning		to optimize for efficiency If you optimize for efficiency, you don’t have much flexibility...
popadać w chaos, wpadać w chaos start learning		to fall into chaos, to tip into chaos All the George Floyd fallout shows we are tipping into chaos.
rynek się zmienił start learning		the market shifted Then the market shifted and we weren’t able to adapt.
odpowiednik (np. osoby, instytucji) start learning		a counterpart My counterpart in their company earns more money.
rozpoczynać się start learning		to get underway It’s time to get this project underway.
pomyłka, niezrozumienie start learning		a misstep His opponents are watching very carefully for him to make a misstep.
wzywać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś start learning		to call on somebody to do something They are calling on all men over the age of 14 to join the army.
prosić o coś, domagać się czegoś start learning		to call for something Members have called for his resignation.
umiarkowany, średni start learning		moderate He’s a member of a moderate political party.
tłumić (zamieszki, uczucie), pacyfikować (bunt, powstanie) start learning		to suppress something The Hungarian uprising in 1956 was suppressed by the Soviet Union.
szorstki, zgryźliwy, opryskliwy start learning		abrasive (zniechęca, zbywa) His abrasive style puts people off.
rozbicie na czynniki pierwsze, analiza start learning		a breakdown a leadership breakdown of Steve Jobs
rozpad, załamanie (np. związku, gospodarki) start learning		a breakdown The main reason for the breakdown was a lack of progress in services and industry.
powtarzać coś wielokrotnie (w celu podkreślenia znaczenia lub wyjaśnienia) start learning		to reiterate He reiterated his view that it was time to withdraw from the region.
siła robocza start learning		labor pool Though the Indian labor pool is large, it is also primarly unskilled.
powszechnie znana nazwa, powszechnie znane nazwisko start learning		a household name They’re going to launch a product that will become a household name in the next 2 years.
złożyć zamówienie, złożyć zlecenie start learning		to place an order We placed a large order with this supplier.
nieodłączny, wrodzony, niezbędny start learning		intrinsic Math is an intrinsic part of the school curriculum.
kubek start learning		a cup My cup is great
nakręcać kogoś, kręcić kogoś start learning		to make somebody tick What makes you tick?
przypuszczenie, domysł start learning		a conjecture That was a conjecture, not a fact.
przypuszczać, domyślać się start learning		to conjecture That may be true or partly true, we are all conjecturing here.
straszny, upiorny start learning		spooky There’s something spooky about this place.
dowiadywać się [formal] start learning		to learn I’ve just learned that from our talk.
zawiadamiać, zakomunikować, powiadać start learning		to advise They were advised of their rights.
zmieniać się na lepsze start learning		to turn around Have you seen him lately? He really turned around.
zmieniać się na lepsze start learning		to turn around Have you seen him lately? He really turned around.
słabnąć, zanikać, zmniejszać się start learning		to wane By the late 70s the band’s popularity was beginning to wane.
na własne ryzyko start learning		at one’s peril Governments interfere with this process of creative destruction at their peril.
łagodzić, uspokajać (np. konflikt), zmniejszać start learning		to mitigate We have to mitigate the conflict between these two groups.
dusić, dławić start learning		to strangle She was strangled with her own scarf. The organization was strangled by excessive bureaucracy.
hojność, szczodrość start learning		largesse This largesse has given people the financial security to experiment with new ways of earning money.
nędza, bieda start learning		misery Poverty and misery will continue to rise.
nędza, bieda start learning		penury That would allow necessary rellocation of resources without forcing people into penury.
nędza, bieda start learning		penury That would allow necessary rellocation of resources without forcing people into penury.
przyznawać się start learning		to concede to something Did he concede to taking your money?
sporny start learning		disputed This claim about election fraud is disputed.
ustępować, dawać za wygraną start learning		to concede Don’t even try to convince her, she won’t concede.
spór, kłótnia, sprzeczka, różnica zdań start learning		a dispute My mother-in-law is the main cause of our family dispute.
pogodzić się z czymś start learning		to come to terms with something I think he’s still coming to terms with the death of his wife.
trzymać w ryzach start learning		to hold/keep in check (wydatki) We need to find ways of keeping our expenditure in check.
skraj (stan bycia tuż przed jakąś nową sytuacją, np. na skraju wojny, na skraju załamania) start learning		brink Scientists are on the brink of a major discovery.
osoba piastująca urząd start learning		an incumbent In order to be a good mayor, the incumbent should care about their citizens.
gwoli ścisłości, dla ścisłości, żeby nie było start learning		for the record For the record,...
do opanowania, posłuszny, dający się kontrolować start learning		manageable It’s tough but manageable.
podwładny start learning		a subordinate He left the routine checks to one of his subordinates.
decyzja oparta na wewnętrznym przeczuciu start learning		a gut decision It was just a gut decision.
kadencja, okres piastowania jakiegoś stanowiska, start learning		tenure We were a prosperous country during his tenure.
wykorzystywać, wywierać nacisk na kogoś start learning		to leverage He will be trying to leverage him to get an advantage.
proces sądowy start learning		a lawsuit The judge has decided to reopen the lawsuit.
poprzedzać start learning		to precede Clinton preceded Bush as the president of the US.
przetrwać, przetrzymać, wytrzymać dłużej start learning		to outlast This type of battery outlasts the ordinary kind.
szarpać start learning		to yank She yanked the plug too hard.
znaleźć pracę start learning		to land a job Using LinkedIn to land a job.
wyliczyć, wymienić start learning		to enumerate The salesman enumerated the features of the car.
wycena, oszacowanie (np. wartości) start learning		appraisal I’ll have the appraisal ready next week.
factor that eliminate job dissatisfaction but don’t motivate start learning		hygiene factor
degradować (pracownika) start learning		to demote He was demoted at work.
lichy, nędzny, pożałowania godny start learning		wretched The people lived in wretched conditions, with no running water.
daremny, próżny (np. trud) start learning		futile a futile attempt to escape
przekraczać, przewyższać start learning		to surpass Bitcoin surpasses $19,000 for the first time since 2017.
trybik, kółko zębate start learning		a cog I’m tired of just being a cog in a machine.
zbędny, niepotrzebny start learning		expendable No one likes to think that they are expendable.
wypłaszczać się, spłaszczać się start learning		to flatten out A fall in house prices is unlikely; prices are more likely to flatten out.
nasycony czymś, przepełniony czymś, usiany czymś (np. błędami) start learning		riddled with something His paper is riddled with errors.
w zastoju (o rynku) start learning		sluggish The housing market has been very sluggish these past few years.
osadzony (w czymś) start learning		embedded A sense of guilt was deeply embedded in my conscience.
nieświadomy czegoś start learning		oblivious to sth She seemed completely oblivious to what was happening around her.
klika, paczka start learning		a clique There’s a clique at work that never talks to anyone else.
uzgadniać coś, dogadać się start learning		to agree on something We couldn’t agree on what to buy.
odpowiedzialność (gdy ktoś jest odpowiedzialny za coś i jest gotów na przyjęcie krytyki) start learning		accountability I’ll take all accountability for our failure on me.
przenikać, przesiąkać, wypełniać start learning		to permeate Drug dealers have permeated every level of society.
podkreślać, uwydatniać, uwypuklać start learning		to highlight I’m gonna highlight some of the differences.
kwalifikacje, poświadczenie kwalifikacji start learning		credentials Very impressive credentials for one year.
personel działu sprzedaży start learning		sales staff = sales force = sales team
saldo gotówkowe start learning		cash balance The amount of money a company has in its bank account
udział w rynku start learning		a market share The company has increased its market share.
marża zysku start learning		a profit margin Many small companies operate on very narrow profit margins.
wgląd start learning		insight It was an interesting book, full of fascinating insights into human relationships.
skakać, przeskoczyć start learning		to leap My dog leaped over the fence and ran away.
gwiezdny, doskonały, super, ekstra start learning		stellar another stellar quarter
wycieczka, wypad start learning		an outing Today is his first outing to the movies.
wycieczka, wypad start learning		an outing Today is his first outing to the movies.
wycieczka, wypad start learning		an outing Today is his first outing to the movies.
nie akceptować czegoś, nie być biernym wobec czegoś start learning		not take something lying down The tech giant is not taking this lying down.
poprawa, wzrost start learning		an upswing/an uptake Many analysts are predicting an upswing in the economy.
wypłacalność start learning		solvency The tax system is so full of holes that the country’s solvency is threatened.
zrównoważyć, skompensować, wyrównać start learning		to offset The extra cost of travelling to work is offset by the lower price of houses here.
wprowadzić ścisłą kontrolę start learning		to adopt tight control It is necessary to adopt tight control over economic entities.
absurdalny, niedorzeczny, bezsensowny start learning		preposterous This idea is preposterous!
szansa, możliwość, perspektywa start learning		a prospect Is there any prospect of the situation improving?
mocna strona start learning		a strength Polish is not my strength.
utopić (np. pieniądze, oszczędności) start learning		to sink He sank all of his money in real estate.
przygnębiony, przybity start learning		despondent Her customers seemed despondent.
zażarty, zacięty, zajadły start learning		fierce Our competition is fierce. We have only 5 fierce supporters.
zbankrutować start learning		to go bust More than 20 companies in the district went bust during the last three months.
dostosowywać się do czegoś, przestrzegać czegoś start learning		to conform to something You have to conform to our rules if you wanna live here.
wierność start learning		fidelity Customer trust and fidelity aren’t acquired once and for all.
test wydajności, test porównawczy start learning		a benchmark I have to run a benchmark on my new computer.
punkt odniesienia, standard start learning		a benchmark We’ll use his performance as a benchmark for other students.
założenie, przesłanka start learning		a premise The research project is based on the premise stated earlier.
próg (np. mieszkania) start learning		a threshold I told you never to cross this threshold again.
próg (np. bólu), granica (np. wytrzymałości) start learning		a threshold He has a surprisingly high pain threshold.
jednostka, podmiot start learning		an entity We shouldn’t change our principles because of a single entity.
trafny, właściwy start learning		apt an apt comment/description
podświadomie, podprogowo start learning		subliminal You’re thinking about it subliminally.
zawładnąć (czymś), przejąć (władzę nad czymś) start learning		to seize It would pose an unacceptable risk of Prometheus breaking out and seizing control of its own destiny.
tym samym, w ten sposób start learning		thereby A new set of atoms are arranged in the same pattern as the original, thereby copying the information.
słodzić, kadzić, przedstawiać lepszym niż jest start learning		to sugarcoat Nobody tries to sugarcoat it: it’s not what we wanted to achieve.
równoległy start learning		parallel Draw two parallel lines.
prostopadły start learning		perpendicular It was a grid with a number of perpendicular lines on it.
nieustępliwy, zawzięty, uporczywy start learning		tenacious He’s a very tenacious opponent.
bieżnia, tor start learning		a circuit She likes training on the circuit.
uchylać, znosić, unieważniać (np. prawa) start learning		to repeal Why do people want to repeal Section 230?
oddalać się, odchodzić, zanikać w oddali start learning		to recede As 2020 recedes into history, 2021 takes the podium.
fałszywy, oszukańczy, nieuczciwy start learning		fraudulent a fraudulent election
zostać na miejscu, pozostać w pobliżu, poczekać start learning		to stay around, to stick around We’ll stick around until they arrive.
prostokątny start learning		rectangular
niestety start learning		alas The question may seem simple, alas, the answer is not.
rzecz jasna, nie trzeba dodawać start learning		needless to say Needless to say, it happened.
przepychać się łokciami, walczyć, rywalizować start learning		to jostle for Since the fall of the government, the two opposition parties have been jostling for position.
różnica zdań, sprzeciw start learning		dissent Let’s not become enemies due to our dissent.
trwać, utrzymywać się (np. o zapachu, smaku) start learning		to linger It’s impossible to forget such horrific events - they linger in the memory forever.
zbierać się (w jakimś celu), jednoczyć się (dla sprawy) start learning		to rally The US will rally its allies to address what is considered as Beijing’s bad behaviour.
obejmować, sięgać start learning		to span I’ve tried to be quite inclusive, spanning the full range of speculations.
zawęzić coś, zawężać coś (np. liczba podejrzanych) start learning		to narrow down We’ll soon start to answer key questions and narrow down the options.
wzrastający start learning		mounting America’s mounting debts may make cryptocurrencies more appealing.
łatwizna, pestka start learning		a no-brainer This decision was a complete no-brainer.
łatwizna, pestka start learning		a no-brainer This decision was a complete no-brainer.
gwałtownie, raptownie start learning		abruptly He turned abruptly and walked away.
wkroczyć do akcji start learning		to swoop in It’s time for us to swoop in.
wyróżniać się, odznaczać się czymś start learning		to distinguish oneself from somebody/something by The company distinguishes itself from its competitors by excellent customer service.
morderstwo start learning		a homicide This is not a town where we can see a homicide every day.
wchodzić z kimś w sojusz start learning		to align oneself with sb There are signs that the prime minister is aligning himself with the liberals.
stracić twarz, skompromitować się start learning		to lose face He’ll really lose face if this deal goes wrong.
legalność, prawowitość start learning		legitimacy The lawyers expressed serious doubts about the legitimacy of military action.
kompromitować, narażać na szwank start learning		to compromise He wants to compromise him.
zwyczajni ludzie w jakiejś organizacji albo partii politycznej start learning		the grassroots The feeling among the grassroots of the Party is that the leaders aren’t radical enough.
zwrócić się z nawiązką, przynieść spory zysk start learning		to pay off handsomely He invested in Tesla which paid off handsomely.
wystarczyć, zadowalać start learning		to suffice One room will suffice for us.
opieka nad dziećmi (przyznana po rozwodzie rodziców) start learning		custody She got custody of Daisy after the divorce.
dyskurs, rozmowa start learning		discourse Our discourse was a source of great satisfaction.
rozmiar, wielkość, ogrom start learning		magnitude He seems not to realize the magnitude of the problem.
nowo przybyły, przybysz, nowy członek start learning		a newcomer He’s a relative newcomer to the area.
być przyzwyczajonym do czegoś, przywyc do czegoś start learning		to be accustomed to something I’m not accustomed to eating in the morning.
prawość, uczciwość start learning		integrity Scientific community has enough integrity to resist that.
po drodze, w drodze start learning		en route They invited us to stop for dinner en route.
plan, strategia start learning		a blueprint We don’t follow the usual corporate blueprint.
szew start learning		a stitch He had to have 6 stitches.
tak czy siak, tak czy owak start learning		either way
zmodernizowany, odnowiony start learning		refurbished The company sells refurbished goods for as much as 50% off.
zbliżony do czegoś, pokrewny do czegoś start learning		akin to something Bitcoin is seen by many experts as the next great store of value and akin to a digital gold.
rozwijać się (o fabule), toczyć się (o akcji), roztaczać się (o widoku) start learning		to unfold A stunning view unfolded in front of our eyes. We will wait to see how the situation will unfold.
zobowiązany start learning		beholden to It makes Robinhood beholden to big trading houses.
kierunek studiów start learning		a major What was your major at the university?
zawód, rozczarowanie start learning		a bummer It’s a bummer if free will is an illusion.
szlachetny start learning		noble His followers believe they are fighting for a noble cause.
to give an opinion start learning		to weigh in Rep. AOC weighed in on Robinhood and Gamestop controversy.
współudział w czymś start learning		complicity in something She is suspected of complicity in the fraud.
natychmiast start learning		instantaneously People are able to trade stocks instantaneously.
impostor, oszust (podający się za kogoś innego) start learning		an imposter There are imposters among us.
spadek, dołek start learning		a dip It’s important to buy at the dip.
zanurzać (w czymś), maczać (np. przekąskę w sosie) start learning		to dip He dipped his toe into the water to see how cold it was.
apologeta start learning		an apologist There are few apologists for the old system.
silny, mocny start learning		potent Jeff Bezoz without a day job will somehow be even more potent.
ustępować ze stanowiska start learning		to step down Jeff Bezoz is stepping down as CEO.
soczewica start learning		lentil
palant, kretyn, ignorant start learning		a douchebag Is it hard being such a douchebag all the time?

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