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to search for something by moving things around, usually not in a very careful or organized way start learning		to poke around przeszukiwać w poszukiwaniu czegoś I was poking around in the drawer, looking for the key, when I found this!
podrobiony start learning		bogus
wyszukanie, misternie, wymyślnie start learning		elaborately
rozbić, połamać start learning		smash
żądanie okupu start learning		ransom demand
warunkowe zwolnienie z więzienia start learning		parole
rozmontować, zdemontować start learning		dismantle
masywny, ogromny, solidny start learning		bulky
Zejdź na dół start learning		Scramble down
resztka, pozostałość start learning		remnant
petarda start learning		firecracker
sklepienie start learning		vault
zbierać start learning		gather
to get something, especially by asking for it, buying it, working for it, or producing it from something else, (especially of a situation) to exist, to get something, esp. by a planned effort start learning		obtain uzyskać, otrzymać, zdobyć, być (o sytuacji) First editions of these books are now almost impossible to obtain. In the second experiment they obtained a very clear result. Conditions of extreme poverty obtain in many parts of the country. She was finally able to obtain legal possession of the house.
to be very noticeable, to be much better than other similar things or people, to be easily seen or noticed start learning		stand out wyróżniać się, rzucać się w oczy, odstawać The black lettering really stands out on that orange background. We had lots of good applicants for the job, but one stood out from the rest.
filmy, nagranie, materiały video start learning		footage
utrzymanie, konserwacja start learning		maintenance
zobowiązania firmy, pasywa start learning		liabilities
a very strong wish to continuously get more of something, especially food or money start learning		greed zachłanność, chciwość I don't know why I'm eating more - it's not hunger, it's just greed!
the quality of having or showing a strong wish to take things for yourself, usually using unfair methods or force start learning		rapacity drapieżność, pazerność
polityka socjalna start learning		welfare policy
oszacowanie start learning		estimate
slightly rude or showing no respect, but often in a funny way start learning		cheeky bezczelny She's got such a cheeky grin. Don't be so cheeky!
radzić sobie z czymś, zajmować się czymś start learning		to tackle
nić, wątek start learning		thread
przeoczyć start learning		overlook
to take or move out or back, or to remove, to stop talking to other people and start thinking thoughts that are not related to whatto stop selling a product or offering a service, usually because of a problem or fault start learning		withdraw, withdrew, withdrawn wycofać się, wycofać The UN has withdrawn its troops from the country. Once in court, he withdrew the statement he'd made to the police. She had to withdraw from the competition because of a leg injury.
przesąd start learning		superstition
zadania, cele start learning		objectives
ufność, zaufanie start learning		trust
gorączkowe próby start learning		frantic attempts
zamieszkuje start learning		resides
zaufany start learning		trusted
podstawa, założenie start learning		foundation
krzepki, silny start learning		robust
zgodny, spójny, kompatybilny, konsekwentny start learning		consistent
proroczy, mający zdolność przewidywania, przezorny start learning		predictive
kluczowy, bardzo istotny start learning		vital necessary for the success or continued existence of something; extremely important
bezszwowy, bez zakłóceń, jednolity start learning		seamless
to gradually reduce something important or something that has existed for a long time start learning		strip away znosić, likwidować
szablon start learning		template
provided with a particular type of equipment or technology, or having the necessary or correct system, device, or arrangement to use it start learning		enabled włączony, podłączony np. włączony do sieci
przelotne spojrzenie, mignięcie start learning		glimpse
wieloraki, wielokrotny, różnorodny start learning		multiple
wyłącznie, jedynie start learning		exclusively
ubrania oraz akcesoria zawierające w sobie komputer oraz zaawansowane technologie elektroniczne. start learning		wearables
perfidny, złośliwy start learning		mean
existing in a particular place or at a particular time (adj) start learning		prevailing panujący, dominujący, przeważający The bank said it will buy the shares at the prevailing market price. prevailing economic/market conditions. The town is kept cool by the prevailing westerly winds. the prevailing attitude The prevailing mood is one of optimism.
przerażający, potworny start learning		appalling
to make a public statement of your approval or support for something or someone, to appear in an advertisement, saying that you use and like a particular product start learning		endorse popierać, zatwierdzać, uznawać The Council is expected to endorse the committee's recommendations. formal I fully endorse (= agree with) everything the Chairperson has said. They paid $2 million to the world champion to endorse their new aftershave. I certainly don't endorse her views.
spadek (np. cen), obniżenie (np. produkcji), zmniejszenie się (np. populacji), pogarszanie się start learning		decline The decline in energy self-sufficiency is a serious challenge for the EU.
Dochód start learning		Revenue
rekonwalescencja start learning		recuperation
odzyskać pieniądze start learning		recoup
pamiętać o, mieć na uwadze start learning		bear in mind Before you ask for a raise, bear in mind that the company isn't doing well financially right now.
tchórzostwo start learning		cowardice the condition of lacking bravery, being easilyfrightened, or being eager to avoid danger I am ashamed of our simple-mindedness and cowardice.
najtrudniejszy start learning		trickiest Experience has shown that the first four or five years are often the trickiest.
rozwijać, wdrażać, rozmieszczać, rozstawiać start learning		deploy to use something or someone, especially in an effective way My job doesn't really allow me fully to deploy my skills/talents.
Rozwiązywanie problemów start learning		troubleshooting
Rozwiązywanie problemów start learning		troubleshooting
lista płac start learning		payroll
interesariusze, udziałowcy start learning		stakeholders
karton, tektura start learning		cardboard
prostota, łatwość, naiwność start learning		simple-mindedness
próba, usiłowanie start learning		attempt to try to do something, especiallysomething difficult He attempted to escape through a window
a person, organization, or country that continues to refuse to accept something that others have already accepted, despite other people trying to persuade them to, the act of refusing to accept something start learning		holdout odmowa, osoba odmawiająca, opierająca się Smaller producers, who would receive less than 20% of the $1.2 billion under the settlement formula, remain holdouts. Their holdout continued as they refused to sign the contract
traktat, porozumienie start learning		treaty
uznaniowy, dyspozycyjny, dodatkowy start learning		discretionary
płomień, błyszczeć, płonąć, nacinać start learning		blaze
Cele, zadania start learning		objectives, targets, goals
profity, dodatkowe profity start learning		perks, perks up
wiersz (linijka tekstu) start learning		row
proszę wejść, wchodzić, przybyć start learning		come in
wzdłuż, przy, obok kogoś lub czegoś start learning		alongside
przyrost, zysk start learning		increment an increase or addition, especially one of a series on a fixed scale.
pasek boczny start learning		sidebar In the sidebar click sth
dostosuj start learning		customize modify (something) to suit a particular individual or task. The suit can be customized for you
rozważny / rozważna start learning		thoughtful carefully considering things He has a thoughtful approach to his work.
kuszący start learning		tempting If something is tempting, you want to do or have it a tempting offer That pie looks very tempting.
wdzięczny start learning		grateful
wyszukiwanie start learning		lookup
element szczegółowy wzorca start learning		master-detail
głównie, przede wszystkim, istotnie start learning		essentially
dość swobodny start learning		fairly casual
dokładniejszy, ciaśniejszy, mocniejszy start learning		tighter
dotrzeć do kogoś start learning		reach out to sb
sposób na śledzenie start learning		a way to track
poręczny, przydatny, wygodny, dogodny start learning		handy
przejrzeć, zrewidować start learning		revise
zapach start learning		scent
opór start learning		resistance
ograniczony, rozdzielany (np. przecinkiem) start learning		delimited comma delimited file (plik rozdzielany przecinkami)
expected to happen, arrive, etc. at a particular time; because of: start learning		due to spowodowany, z powodu
nuda, znudzenie start learning		boredom
mniej start learning		fewer
podróż w obie strony start learning		round-trip
chętny, skory, ochoczy start learning		eager
dokładność, precyzja, skuteczność start learning		accuracy
konsekwencja, zwartość start learning		consistency
dostrojenie, dostroić start learning		fine-tune
zasady przepływu pracy start learning		workflow rules
wyszukaj pionowo start learning		vlookup
wartość wyszukiwania start learning		lookup value
wybór tabeli start learning		table array
Zakres wyszukiwania start learning		range lookup
powiązać w excelu start learning		concatenate
odpowiedni / odpowiednia start learning		appropriate
zasady walidacji start learning		validation rules
pożądane kodowanie start learning		desired encoding
znak lub sekwencja znaków oznaczająca zakończenie linii tekstu - systemowe start learning		carriage return
a crime in which valuable things are taken illegally and often violently from a place or person start learning		heist napad a $2 million jewellery heist
a person who pretends to be someone else in order to deceive others: start learning		imposter oszust He felt like an impostor among all those intelligent people, as if he had no right to be there.
sfałszowany, podrobiony start learning		forged
artykuły papiernicze start learning		stationery
twierdzić, utrzymywać start learning		claim
początkujący uczony start learning		budding scholar
miał chęci start learning		was keen
nadchodzący start learning		forthcoming
in the correct way or at the correct time; as expected start learning		duly należycie, zgodnie z planem He knew he had been wrong, and duly apologized.
przekazand dalej, przeszedł dalej start learning		passed along
in the end, especially after a long time or a lot of effort, problems, etc. start learning		eventually ostatecznie / w końcu Although she had been ill for a long time, it still came as a shock when she eventually died. It might take him ages but he'll do it eventually.
documents that state the abilities and experience of a person and show that the person is qualified for a particular job or activity start learning		credentials kwalifikacje / referencje
samozwańczy start learning		self-proclaimed
Miłośnicy start learning		buffs
wyczyszczone i zarejestrowane start learning		cleared and logged
pokorny start learning		humble
a place for worship that is holy because of a connection with a holy person or object start learning		shrine sanktuarium Islam's most sacred shrine is at Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
odchodzić start learning		going away
to look at and study something, usually a book or document, carefully start learning		pore over studiować coś wnikliwie She spends her evenings poring over textbooks. He pored over the letter searching for clues about the writer.
zapił się na śmierć start learning		drank himself to death
oklaskiwać start learning		acclaim
honoraria autorskie start learning		greeter royalties
ujawnił, odkrył, wyjawił, uwidocznił start learning		revealed Her biography revealed that she was not as rich as everyone thought.
to say something or to make a sound with your voice: start learning		utter wypowiadać swoje myśli She sat through the whole meeting without uttering a word.
z ostrożnością start learning		out of caution
rozłożyć, rozmieścić, ustanowić, wyłuszczyć start learning		laid out We laid out the web page so that the links were more clearly visible.
na południowy zachód start learning		southwest-based
ocenianie, oszacowanie start learning		assessment
kroki, działania start learning		footsteps
sposób na dostosowanie start learning		a way to tailor
dostosować start learning		tailor
uruchomić start learning		launch
nowy kreator zakładki niestandardowej start learning		new custom tab wizard
kreator kart start learning		tab wizard
Nowa karta start learning		new tab
niestandardowa aplikacja start learning		custom app
karta niestandardowa start learning		custom tab
zgromadzone, zebrane, zmontowane start learning		assembled
a shelter for a car consisting of a roof supported on posts, built beside a house start learning		carport wiata
łapać, chwytać start learning		to capture
chyba że zaznaczono inaczej start learning		unless indicated otherwise
relacja wyszukiwania start learning		lookup relationship
nabierać kształtu start learning		taking shape
rekord, zapis, rejestr start learning		record
wygodny pakiet start learning		convenient bundle
pasek narzędzi start learning		utility bar
paplanina start learning		chatter feed
stopka start learning		footer
zakładki stron start learning		page tabs
ulepszenia, poprawki start learning		enhancemenents
an extremely easy task. start learning		cinch
koniuszek palca start learning		fingertip
Poza start learning		Beyond
ankiety start learning		polls
przyciąć listę start learning		trim down the list
dostosuj najważniejsze rekordy start learning		customize record highlights
kompaktowe układy start learning		compact layouts
układ pól, okien, rozmieszczenie start learning		layout
karta rozszerzonego wyszukiwania start learning		expanded lookup card
po najechaniu na link start learning		when you hover over a link
odzwierciedla start learning		reflects
wykorzystać, użytkować start learning		utilize
wykorzystywać nasze zasoby start learning		leverage our resources
edytor układu strony start learning		page layout editor
dostosuj kolejność wyświetlania pól w szczegółach strony start learning		customize the order that the fields appear in the page details
klucz (narzędzie) start learning		wrench
uruchamiacz aplikacji start learning		app launcher
wyświetlanie właściwości okna start learning		display window properties
ołówek start learning		a pencil
strona rekordów obiektu start learning		object records page
a qualities in a substance or material, especially ones that means that it can be used in a particular way, start learning		properties Właściwości One of the properties of copper is that it conducts heat and electricity very well. We value herbs for their taste, but we forget that they also have medicinal properties.
Scalać pola start learning		Merge Fields
link do strony ze szczegółami start learning		detail page link
przycisk strony szczegółów start learning		detail page button
przycisk listy start learning		list button
strzeżenie start learning		warding
a large number of animals and insects that carry disease, that are present where they are not wanted start learning		infestation plaga a flea infestation an infestation of cockroaches/head lice
zwariowany, zakochany, pomylony start learning		nutty
umożliwiać, upoważniać start learning		empower
pozytywnie, korzystnie start learning		favorably
odwołać się do, wywołać, wezwać, powołać się na start learning		invoke Police can invoke the law to regulate access to these places.
uproszczony start learning		simplified
zapełniać start learning		populate
dziedziczny start learning		inherited
zastępować, nadpisać, przejechać, przeważyć, lekceważyć start learning		override The pills are designed to override your body's own hormones
in the middle of an event, situation, or activity start learning		in the midst I'm sorry but I'm too busy - I'm in the midst of writing a report. The country is in the midst of an economic crisis.
Świat korporacyjny start learning		Enterprise world
someone or something that is not included in a rule, group, or list or that does not behave in the expected way; to not treat someone or something according to the usual rules (n) start learning		exception wyjątek We don't usually accept late applications, but in this case we will make an exception. There are exceptions to every rule.
the fact of being present and noticeable in every part of a thing or place start learning		pervasiveness Wszechobecność A series of studies demonstrated the pervasiveness of mass violence.
nieznośny, nie do wytrzymania, sprawiający kłopoty start learning		pesky Those pesky kids from next door have let the air out of my car tyres again! No matter how often I weed the garden, those pesky weeds keep coming back.
zbierać żniwo start learning		reap
natychmiastowy start learning		instant
możliwości start learning		capabilities
Nieskończoność start learning		Infinity
very or very much: start learning		infinitely nieskończenie, bardzo Travel is infinitely more comfortable now than it used to be.
po wyjęciu z pudełka start learning		out of the box
odpowiednio, stosownie do, adekwatnie start learning		accordingly
znacząco start learning		significantly
to change something slightly, especially in order to make it more correct, effective, or suitable, a small sudden twist or pull of something, to make small changes to something in order to finish or improve it (v, n) start learning		tweak ulepszenie, ulepszyć, dopracować, uszczypnąć, szarpnięcie. The contract needs a little tweaking but it's almost there. The software is pretty much there - it just needs a little tweaking. Experts say the system could be improved with a few tweaks. He gave the boy's nose a tweak. They give it a little tweak and it's that much better.
a particular situation, event, or fact, especially an example of something that happens generally: start learning		instance przypadek, syatucaja, zdarzenie There have been several instances of violence at the school. I don't usually side with the management, but in this instance I agree with what they're saying.
objąć, obejmować, zawierać, uścisnąć, przyjmować start learning		embrace
to like or enjoy something, If you ... the idea or thought of something, you feel pleasure that it is going to happen, the enjoyment you get from doing something, a type of sauce that is eaten with food to add flavour to it (v, n) start learning		relish cieszyć się, znajdować w czymś przyjemność, delektować się, ochota, przyjemność I always relish a challenge. [+ -ing verb ] I don't relish telling her that her son has been arrested. She's relishing the prospect of studying in Bologna for six months. tomato and onion relish. She ate her cake slowly and with relish.
skróty start learning		shortcuts
used to emphasize that something is not large or important / how strongly someone feels about something or how extreme a situation is, nothing more than; nothing more important than start learning		mere zaledwie, sam, zwykły The plane crashed mere minutes after take-off. It cost a mere 20 dollars. The mere thought of it (= just thinking about it) makes me feel sick. People became excited at the mere mention of his name. The city receives a mere 20% of the parking revenues.
stylish, attractive, or pleasing start learning		spiffy fajny, stylowy
kęs, kawałek start learning		mouthful
złożyć ofertę start learning		submit an offer
przypadek użycia start learning		use case
stworzyć podstawy start learning		lay the groundwork
świadczyć start learning		Witness
morally wrong and bad start learning		wicked niegodziwy It was a wicked thing to do. Of course, in the end, the wicked witch gets killed.
rozumiejący start learning		savvy
wstępnie wypełnić danymi start learning		prepopulate
po zebraniu punktów start learning		after racking up your points
usprawniać start learning		to streamline to improve the effectiveness of an organization such as a business or government, often by making the way activities are performed simpler Leading organizations use software to streamline their workflow.
pojawienie się start learning		appearance of
dosłownie start learning		literally
pęknięcie szwów start learning		bursting the seams
co do cholery start learning		what the heck
gładki start learning		sleek
trąba powietrzna start learning		whirlwind
wystroić się start learning		spruce up
ocena zakończona start learning		assessment complete
Kieruj użytkowników we właściwym kierunku start learning		Point users in the right direction
drogowskazy start learning		signposts
namiar, położenie start learning		bearings
dokładnie, całkowicie start learning		thoroughly
doświadczeni profesjonaliści start learning		seasoned Pros
znasz zasady start learning		you know the drill
paplanina start learning		chatter
warunki wstępne start learning		prerequisites
raporty i pulpity nawigacyjne start learning		reports and dashboards
wyrażaj potrzeby biznesowe start learning		phrase business needs
wymagania start learning		requirements
bądź spokojny, nie bój się (o to) start learning		rest assured
a change of direction, or the act of preventing something being directed at you start learning		deflection odchylenie, ugięcie, unik The journalists were frustrated by her constant deflection of their questions
kluczowe wskaźniki i trendy start learning		key metrics and trends
an occasion when you allow someone or yourself to have something enjoyable, especially more than is good for you, an occasion when you allow or do not mind someone's failure or bad behaviour: start learning		indulgence wyrozumiałość, pobłażanie, uleganie, słabość Chocolate is my only indulgence. All the pleasures and indulgences of the weekend are over, and I must get down to some serious hard work. My inability to do needlework was treated with surprising indulgence by my teacher.
na pewno, z pewnością start learning		certainly
daleko w tyle start learning		far back
pochodzą od start learning		derived from
szprychy koła start learning		spokes of a wheel
promienie słońca start learning		rays of the sun
doprowadziło to do tego start learning		this has led to it
to have or show a strong feeling of respect and admiration for God the act of worshipping to love, respect, and admire someone or something very much, often without noticing the bad qualities of that person or thing start learning		worship uwielbienie, czcić On the island the people worshipped different gods. They socialize together and worship in the same mosque. Her parents worship her. As a child, I worshipped my older brother
pokonać, porażka, klęska start learning		defeat
temu pojęciu przypisuje się wiarę start learning		credence is given to this notion
przyznanie funduszy na badania start learning		granting
przywilej górniczy start learning		mining charter
causing you to have fear or respect for something or someone because that thing or person is large, powerful, or difficult (adj) start learning		formidable potężny, groźny, straszny There were formidable obstacles to reaching an early settlement of the dispute.
osad start learning		sediment
relating to how people, situations, or things seem to be, rather than how they are inside start learning		outward zewnętrzny, wypływający, na zewnątrz The outward appearance of the building has not changed at all in 200 years.
osa start learning		wasp
skamieniałe drzewa start learning		fossil trees
sutek start learning		teat
ryjówka start learning		pygmy shrew
wewnętrzny start learning		internal
średni wzrost start learning		mid rise
zdarte kolana start learning		scuffed knees
w celu start learning		in order to
jednostka, istota, podmiot start learning		entity
okienko w aplikacji start learning		pane
warunki logiczne start learning		boolean conditions
oceniane start learning		evaluated
opcjonalnie, fakultatywnie, dowolnie start learning		optionally
funkcja wpisywania z wyprzedzeniem start learning		type-ahead feature
koniec czasu start learning		time out
nieaktualny, czerstwy, nieświeży start learning		stale no longer new or fresh, usually as a result of being kept for too long: The bread/biscuits/cake had gone stale.
kontakty osierocone start learning		orphan contacts
zaniedbany start learning		neglected
bądź start learning		either
zasoby, środki start learning		resources
zapisać się start learning		enroll
jesienią start learning		in the fall of
to stop going to school before finishing the course of instruction, to not do something that you were going to do, or to stop doing something before you have completely finished start learning		drop out wycofać się, odpaść, odpadać, rzucić He dropped out of the race after two laps. He dropped out of school a month before graduation.
zmagał się finansowo start learning		struggled financially
sprowadzony przez lata start learning		brought on by years
mroczny świat start learning		murky world
wyłom start learning		breach
złamanie start learning		breaching
prawie nigdy start learning		hardly ever
prawie nie start learning		hardly
chowany, wysuwany, odwołalny start learning		retractable
kamery monitorujące start learning		surveillance cameras
too pleased or satisfied about something you have achieved or something you know start learning		smug zadowolony z siebie She deserved her promotion, but I wish she wasn't so smug about it. There was a hint of smug self-satisfaction in her voice. He's been unbearably smug since he gave up smoking.
opinie, recenzje start learning		reviews
musi przesiać start learning		has to sift
to switch a feature on a computer on and off by pressing the same button or key start learning		to toggle przełączać, przestawiać
rozwijana strzałka start learning		dropdown arrow
mierniki start learning		gauges
niezrównany w swojej zdolności start learning		unmatched in its ability
niezrównany start learning		unmatched
ilustracja start learning		illustration
kiedy pojawi się monit start learning		when prompted
siatka, ruszt start learning		grid
kompleksowy przegląd start learning		comprehensive overview
potężny start learning		powerful
zasadniczy start learning		underlying
pospolita strategia start learning		common strategy
nie dalej niż start learning		no further than
a person in charge of a particular political unit, a person in charge of or responsible for a particular organization (UK), the title of the official leader of some organizations, or member of a group that is in charge of some organizations start learning		governor regulatory the governor of Texas, a prison/school governor, The board of governors of the hospital meets every month. There will be changes to the way the BBC trains its new governors.
only able to happen if something else happens start learning		subject to sth podlega, zależy od, w zależności We plan to go on Wednesday, subject to your approval. Moving all the books should not take long, subject to there being (= if there are) enough helpers.
in general rather than in particular, or including all the people or things in a particular group or situation start learning		overall ogólny The overall situation is good, despite a few minor problems. Overall, it has been a good year.
wpłynąć start learning		affect
Rozważania start learning		considerations
to prevent something from being seen or expressed or from operating start learning		suppressed stłumić, hamować, ukryć She couldn't suppress her anger/annoyance/delight.
radzić sobie z czymś start learning		to tackle
opis odbiorców start learning		audience description
podtrzymywać, utrzymać start learning		maintain
as well (as) start learning		in addition to ponadto, oprócz, dodatkowo, w dodatku In addition to his apartment in Manhattan, he has a villa in Italy and a castle in Scotland.
napełnia cię strachem start learning		fills you with dread
(of two or more items) with each relating to something previously mentioned, in the same order as first mentioned start learning		respectively odpowiednio, jak należy In the 200 metres, Lizzy and Sarah came first and third respectively (= Lizzy won the race and Sarah was third). steven and James are aged 10 and 13 respectively.
zasypiać, zasnąć, odpłynąć start learning		drop off
good, pleasing, or effective: start learning		nifty ładne, przyjemne, efektywne a nifty piece of work a nifty little gadget
pojedyncze logowanie start learning		single sign-on
przychodzący, nadchodzący, przypływający, przylatujący start learning		inbound
zewnętrzny dostawca tożsamości start learning		third-party identity provider
dane logowania, dane uwierzytelniające, dane dostępowe start learning		credentials
usługodawca start learning		service provider
dostawca tożsamości start learning		identity provider
emitent, wydający (np. certyfikat) start learning		issuer
twierdzenie zawiera start learning		assertion contains
usługodawca zainicjował żądanie powiązania start learning		service provider initiated request binding
jednostka start learning		entity
wymagać start learning		to demand
zmienić, różnić się, urozmaicić start learning		vary
to risk having a harmful effect on something, to allow your principles to be less strong or your standards or morals to be lower start learning		compromise naruszać, zagrozić, obniżać standardy Don't compromise your beliefs/principles for the sake of being accepted. If we back down on this issue, our reputation will be compromised. We would never compromise the safety of our passengers.
Numery ubezpieczenia społecznego start learning		Social Security numbers
podzbiór start learning		subset
ustawienia domyślne dla całej organizacji start learning		organization-wide defaults
najbardziej ograniczony użytkownik start learning		most restricted user
used to refer to places that are a great distance away, or something that is spread over a very large area start learning		far-flung odległy, rozwinięty, rozrzucony She has travelled to the most far-flung corners of the world.
czempioni start learning		champs
leżący u podstaw, podstawowy start learning		underlying
przeszywający start learning		stabbing
przekładnia start learning		gearhead
aby uniknąć problemów ze scalaniem i wyświetlaniem. start learning		to avoid merge and display issues.
zapytania dotyczące fakturowania start learning		billing inquires
papier firmowy start learning		email letterhead
ulepszone papiery firmowe start learning		enhanced letterheads
zasady przydziału start learning		assignment rules
problem z wydajnością start learning		an issue with performance
niektóre z podejść start learning		some of the approaches
przywołać zasadę najmniejszego uprzywilejowania start learning		evoke the principle of least privilege
królestwo dostępu do rekordów start learning		realm of record access
musiałeś rozeznać start learning		you had to discern
stronniczy, uprzedzony start learning		biased
nawet jeśli zapytasz start learning		even if you query
wzorce użytkowania start learning		patterns of use
sztywność, surowość, nieustępliwość, skrupulatność start learning		rigidity I believe that rigidity and bureaucracy are always lying in wait.
wielkie litery start learning		uppercase letters
małe litery start learning		lowercase letters
to prevent a person or organization from having or being able to take part in something start learning		to lock sb out of sth zablokować How many times can someone try to log in before being locked out. The company risks being locked out of China's booming car market.
pamięć podręczna start learning		cache
podwładni start learning		subordinates
węzeł a point at which lines or pathways intersect or branch; a central or connecting point start learning		node
to put something into a new or correct position, to change the way a company or organization works or does business (v) start learning		realign dostosować, zmodyfikować, zmienić pozycję na właściwą She realigned the books along the edge of the shelf. Certain businesses are being realigned in order to strengthen capability in key strategic areas and to improve our customer services
to include several different things/different types of things start learning		encompass objąć, obejmować, zawierać, ogarnąć The plan encompasses repaving the street and planting 40 new trees. The festival is to encompass everything from music, theatre, and ballet to literature, cinema, and the visual arts.
nieszczęścia start learning		woes
podczas gdy wykorzystanie start learning		while harnessing
zakładka, znacznik start learning		bookmark
wyraźny, otwarty, sprecyzowany, formalny, bez niedomówień, kategoryczny stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt. start learning		explicit
odwołać start learning		revoke
karteczki start learning		sticky notes
zwisające start learning		dangling You have them dangling on a leash
droga, trasa, sposób start learning		pathway
krzyżować, przecinać start learning		intersect
wyraźne potrzeby start learning		distinct needs
uprzywilejowany, zaszczycony start learning		privileged As an ambassador she enjoys a very privileged status. I have been privileged to work with the pioneers.
polować i dziobać start learning		hunt and peck
labirynt start learning		maze
wygoda Powyższa lista jest udostępniana wyłącznie dla wygody użytkowników. start learning		convenience The above list is provided only for users' convenience.
drobny, drobnoziarnisty start learning		fine-grained
to say officially that an agreement, permission, a law, etc. is no longer in effect, start learning		revoke uchylić, cofnąć, unieważnić The authorities have revoked their original decision to allow development of this rural area. Licenses can be revoked for up to five years.
(especially of a word, phrase, etc.) unnecessary because it is more than is needed, having lost your job because your employer no longer needs you start learning		redundant zbędny, niewykorzystany, niepotrzebny, zbyteczny, zwolniony In the sentence "She is a single unmarried woman", the word "unmarried" is redundant. To keep the company alive, half the workforce is being made redundant. New technology often makes old skills and even whole communities redundant. (figurative)
wrażliwość, podatność, skłonność, zagrożenie bezpieczeństwa, stopień narażenia na atak, słaby punkt start learning		vulnerability However, the disaster also demonstrates the vulnerability of all modern societies.
intended to cause damage to a computer system, or to steal private information from a computer system start learning		malicious activity złośliwa aktywność
wielowymiarowy start learning		multi-dimensional
obojętny, bezwładny start learning		inert
bazgrać start learning		to scribble
zaprzęgnąć, wykorzystywać start learning		harness
zastraszająco, onieśmielająco start learning		intimidating She can be very intimidating when she's angry.
standard branżowy start learning		industry standarda
zastraszający, przerażający start learning		intimidating making you feel frightened or nervous She can be very intimidating when she's angry
powszechnie uzgodnione praktyki start learning		widely agreed upon practices
bełkot, pierdółki start learning		gibberish
w imieniu Działam w imieniu spółki XYZ. start learning		on behalf of I'm acting on behalf of XYZ Plc.
oparty na emoji start learning		emoji-based
najnowocześniejsza technologia start learning		bleeding edge technology
to get or buy something, to obtain or begin to have something start learning		acquire nabyć, kupić He acquired the firm in 2008. I was wearing a newly/recently acquired jacket. His family acquired the property in 1985. She acquired her love of the outdoors as a child.
twardość start learning		hardness
postawa obojętna start learning		indifferent attitude
the feeling that good things are going to happen in the future, what you believe or hope will happen in the future start learning		expectation oczekiwanie against/contrary to all expectations - different from what is expected. Contrary to all expectations, she was accepted by the academy. I have high expectations for this job. Our expectations are that the UK will cut its interest rate.
wtryskiwacz start learning		injector
separatka start learning		carrel
the business of moving things by road or railway start learning		hauling holowanie a road haulage firm
zanurkować, dać nura start learning		ducked into
stoisko, stanowisko start learning		stall
schować Gdzie schowaliście wszystkie moje słodycze? trzy formy start learning		hide - hid - hidden Where have you hidden all my sweets?
rzucić monetą start learning		toss a coin
zjełczały start learning		rancid
krzew start learning		shrub
objąć, obejmować, ogarnąć start learning		to grip as panic gripped the campus
to move or climb quickly but with difficulty, often using your hands to help you: start learning		scramble wdrapywać się, wgramolić się, She scrambled up the steep hillside and over the rocks. As the burning plane landed, the terrified passengers scrambled for the door
przypiąć paskiem start learning		to strap
palnik do cięcia start learning		cutting torch
iskry start learning		sparks
a device for keeping a door or gate closed, consisting of a metal bar that fits into a hole and is lifted by pushing down on another bar (n, v) start learning		latch zatrzask, zasuwa Don't forget to leave the front door on the latch if you go to bed before I get back. Make sure the cabinet door is latched so the cat can’t get in.
pręty usztywniające start learning		the bracing bars
jęknął cicho start learning		whined softly
mosiądz Użyj tego produktu na elementach mosiężnych. start learning		brass Use this product on brass elements.
żwir start learning		gravel
a deep narrow valley with steep sides start learning		ravine wąwóz
uzyskać Uzyskaliśmy to, czego chcieliśmy. start learning		obtain We have obtained what we wanted.
to catch someone or take something suddenly, to take something suddenly, or to catch or arrest a criminal start learning		nab (nabbed - past participle) nakryć, złapać Undercover police officers nabbed the men at the airport. Someone nabbed my apple when I wasn't looking! The thief was nabbed as he left the store
to hurt someone or do something harmful to someone because they have done or said something harmful to you start learning		retaliation odwet If someone insults you, don't retaliate as it only makes the situation worse.
suggesting that something unpleasant is likely to happen: start learning		ominous złowrogi, niepokojący There was an ominous silence when I asked whether my contract was going to be renewed. The engine had been making an ominous sound all the way from my parents' house.
ganek / przedsionek start learning		porch
stawek start learning		pond
leszcz start learning		bream
z dnia na dzień start learning		by the day
męczę się tym start learning		rack my brain about it
naloty o świcie start learning		dawn raids
lejek start learning		funnel
wybierz kwotę z listy wyboru pola korespondencji seryjnej start learning		select amount from the insert merge field pick list
pomnóż start learning		multiply
to remove a number from another number start learning		subtract (-) odejmować
potęgowanie start learning		exponentiation
otwórz nawias start learning		open parenthesis
sprawdź składnię start learning		check syntax
szukanie słów do użycia start learning		grasping for words to use
nie wyśmiewaj się ze mnie start learning		don't make fun of me
zapach, woń, aromat start learning		fragrance
przekrwienie, przeciążenie start learning		congestion
odwrócony, odwrotny, w przeciwnym kierunku, obrócony start learning		diverted
poprawić, ulepszyć, dopracować, podrasować start learning		to tweak
odpowiedni, dający się zastosować, właściwy start learning		applicable We must look for the best applicable solutions for this matter.
powyżej / nad / u góry Nasze biuro jest nad zakładem fryzjerskim. start learning		above Our office is above the hairdresser’s.
of a very high standard; of the highest quality start learning		sterling niezawodny, niezłomny, najwyższej jakości, znakomity, szlachetny. I would like to thank both the Chairman and the shadow rapporteurs for their sterling work; You've done a sterling job
staying the same for a long time and not changing quickly or unexpectedly start learning		steadfast niezłomny, wierny, wytrwały, niezmienny
nadpisać, zastępować start learning		overwrite
formuła warunku błędu start learning		error condition formula
jest pusty start learning		is blank
odtąd, od tego momentu start learning		from here on out
wybitny To było wspaniałe osiągnięcie. start learning		outstanding It was an outstanding achievement.
just acceptable but not good; not good enough start learning		mediocre mierny The film's plot is predictable and the acting is mediocre. Parents don't want their children going to mediocre schools.
gorzałka start learning		booze
żłopał, chlał, wychlał, wydoił start learning		guzzled
a noisy situation or argument start learning		ruckus Would it be worth the effort to create this ruckus?
trzeć, pocierać start learning		rub
malejący (rozmiar, znaczenie, wartość) start learning		diminishing I don't want to diminish her achievements, but she did have a lot of help.
zarozumiałość, tupet, próżność, nadmierna pewność siebie start learning		cockiness
przestępcy, zbrodniarze start learning		felons
mnogość, ogromna liczba start learning		sheer number
zanurzyć, pogrążyć start learning		immerse
skarby start learning		treasures
odlew, żeliwo start learning		cast, cast iron
stowarzyszony, związany z start learning		affiliated with
mimo że / chociaż start learning		although
dotrzeć do start learning		reach out to
most important, because of including or affecting all other areas start learning		overarching nadrzędny The overarching theme of the election campaign was tax cuts.
malusieńka start learning		teeny tiny
budka start learning		booth
służy start learning		serves
postęp od niepewnego do zdecydowanego start learning		progress from tentative to firm
prawdopodobieństwo start learning		likelihood
funkcja podziału szansy start learning		the opportunity splits feature
w celu zachęcenia start learning		to incentivise
to try very hard to do something or to make something happen, especially for a long time or against difficulties: start learning		strive starać się In her writing she strove for a balance between innovation and familiar prose forms. We must strive to narrow the gap between rich and poor. We strive for perfection but sometimes have to accept something less.
pozostajemy zaangażowani start learning		stay committed
stracić parę start learning		to lose steam
wycofać się start learning		retreat back
przeciągać się (trwać długo) start learning		stall out
kompensować start learning		offset
zachęta podatkowa start learning		tax incentive
dobrotliwie, łagodnie, czysto, bezpiecznie start learning		benignly in a way that is pleasant and kind or not harmful The policeman smiled benignly at the motorist.
stłumił/powstrzymał uśmiech start learning		suppressed a grin
łóżko, prycza więzienna start learning		bunk
to (cause to) turn around and around, especially fast start learning		spin, spun, spun obrócić się, obracać się, She spun the globe, and pointed to the Solomon Islands. The revolving door spun too fast and knocked him over. He spun his partner around until she was dizzy. The children spun the carousel round as fast as they could.
severe, or showing disapproval (adv) start learning		sternly surowo a stern look/warning/voice. She is her own sternest critic. Journalists received a stern warning not to go anywhere near the battleship
pogarszające start learning		deteriorating
wąsy Wąsy są atrybutem kotów. start learning		whiskers Whiskers are an attribute of cats.
młot kowalski start learning		sledgehammer
wstrząs start learning		jolt to shock someone in order to change their behaviour or way of thinking The charity used photos of starving children in an attempt to jolt the public conscience
szczerze start learning		frankly
wtrącił start learning		chimed in to interrupt or speak in a conversation, usually to agree with what has been said "It's very difficult," I said. "Impossible," she chimed in.
wahać się start learning		hesitate
to move quickly and suddenly towards a particular place, wskoczyć, wyskoczyć start learning		spring, sprang, sprung skoczyć, podskoczyć, wyskoczyć I sprang out of bed to answer the door. The organization is ready to spring into action (= start taking action) the moment it receives its funding. Where did you spring from? - I didn't see you come in!"
zakołysał się i wymachiwał start learning		wiggled and flailed
tempomat start learning		cruise control
something or someone that annoys you or causes trouble for you (n) start learning		nuisance utrapienie I hate to be a nuisance, but could you help me? Local residents claimed that the noise was causing a public nuisance
to (cause to) gradually disappear or waste start learning		dissipate rozpraszać
powinowactwo start learning		affinity
odmowa zwolnienia za kaucją start learning		denied bail
pożarł start learning		devoured The flames quickly devoured the building.
a person who helps someone else to commit a crime or to do something morally wrong start learning		accomplice wspólnik (przestępstwa) The thieves and two accomplices made away with over $25,000 in cash.
akt oskarżenia start learning		indictment
proces sądowy start learning		trial
unik start learning		dodge to avoid being hit by something by moving quickly to one side The Senator dodged questions about his relationship with the actress.
prawdopodobnie start learning		likely
spór o coś, waśń start learning		feud over
an amount of money that you win or receive from someone unexpectedly; a piece of fruit blown down from a tree start learning		windfall niespodziewany hajs, owoc spadnięty z drzewa
rozważać start learning		contemplate
the fact of someone behaving exactly according to rules, beliefs, etc, the obeying of a rule or law(n) start learning		adherence przestrzeganie zasad He was noted for his strict adherence to the rules. He insists upon adherence to every rule, no matter how silly. adherence to sth. Working with thousands of small farmers makes strict adherence to fair trade rules difficult.
szczególnie start learning		particularly
Wyniki start learning		outcomes
przełożony start learning		superior
to give a price, especially one that will be charged for doing a piece of work start learning		quote oferta cenowa I asked several companies to give me a quote for the building work.
Na początek start learning		first things first
uszeregowane pozycje start learning		line items An item appearing on a single line in any schedule of information.
podstawy umowy start learning		contract basics
odnowienia start learning		renewals
cennik start learning		price book
(a lot of objects in) a state of being untidy start learning		clutter nieład Sorry about the clutter in the kitchen. My desk is covered in/full of clutter.
przegląd użytkowania start learning		reviewing usage
rozwijał się w ostatnich miesiącach start learning		has been thriving in recent months
odzwyczaić, oduczyć, odwieść start learning		to wean to wean sb away from sth, I tried to wean her away from those people, but she was too involved.
zapowiedź start learning		announcement
to persuade someone to do something by offering them something pleasant start learning		entice skusić The adverts entice the customer into buying things they don't really want.
obszerny start learning		extensive
a new activity, usually in business, that involves risk or uncertainty start learning		venture przedsięwzięcia She advised us to look abroad for more lucrative business ventures. There are many joint ventures between American and Japanese companies.
poruszać się po mieście start learning		roam around the town
mieszkanie (specjalny rodzaj) start learning		condo an apartment in a condominium
znacznie wygasło start learning		significantly lapsed
ponownej oceny start learning		reassess
obawy start learning		concerns
Obawy start learning		fears
bezkrwawy start learning		bloodless
powinien szybko ocenić ofiarę start learning		should assess the victim rapidly
nie odpowiada start learning		is unresponsive
drgawki start learning		seizures
oddechy ratunkowe start learning		rescue breaths
wysokiej jakości RKO nadal ma zasadnicze znaczenie dla poprawy wyników start learning		high-quality CPR remains essential to improving outcomes
głębokość Na głębokości poniżej 2000 metrów nie ma zbyt wielu ryb. start learning		depth There aren't many fish at depths below 2,000 metres.
to fit together firmly, to join together firmly, esp. by fitting one part into another start learning		interlock splatać The edges interlock to form a tight seal.
to make someone more likely to do something, or to make something more likely to happen; to talk or behave in a way that gives someone confidence to do something start learning		encourage zachęcić We were encouraged to learn foreign languages at school. They've always encouraged me in everything I've wanted to do.
oddział ratunkowy start learning		emergency department
potraktować dzisiejsze zajey start learning		treat today's activities
doświadczenie Czy masz jakieś doświadczenie w pracy? start learning		experience Do you have any work experience?
czego się boicie start learning		what are you afraid of
co drugi dzień start learning		every other day
attractive because of being unusual and especially old-fashioned, it can also be used to show that you do not approve of something, especially an opinion, belief, or way of behaving, because it is strange or old-fashioned start learning		quaint osobliwy a quaint old cottage. What a quaint idea!" she said, laughing at him. In Spain, we visited a cobblestone plaza with quaint little cafés around its perimeter.
wpadł w nawyk start learning		fell into the habit
wygadał się start learning		he let it slip
nieco nieśmiało start learning		somewhat timidly
bocznica start learning		sidetrack
został zawieszony na np. 15 min start learning		was put on hold for
rozwój firmy zniknie start learning		company growth will vanish
przewiduje nowy model usługi start learning		envisions a new service model
to calculate an amount, especially by using a measuring device, to make a judgment about something, usually people's feelings, a device for measuring the amount or size of something start learning		gauge zmierzyć, ocenić, wymierzyć, ustalić, policzyć Use a thermometer to gauge the temperature. A poll was conducted to gauge consumers' attitudes. a fuel/rain/temperature gauge
uchwała, decyzja, rozwiązanie start learning		resolution
uwolnienie, wypuszczenie, wydanie start learning		release
zanotuj rzeczy start learning		jot things down
do Państwa dyspozycji start learning		at your disposal
rosną w użyteczne spostrzeżenia start learning		grow into useful insights
dzieli obciążenie pracą start learning		shares a workload
utrzymująca się sprawa klienta start learning		lingering customer case
zniszczyć markę start learning		tarnish brand
czarne charaktery start learning		villains
wyłaniać się, pojawić się to appear by coming out of something or out from behind something. start learning		emerge wyłonić się, pojawić się She emerged from the sea, blue with cold.
(of a building) in a very bad condition, especially in a state of decay start learning		tumble down rozpadający się, zniszczony tumble down cottage
maszeruje, maszeruje dalej start learning		marches on
pojednanie start learning		reconciliation
bezwartościowe/śmieciowe więzi start learning		junk bonds
został gwałtownie otwarty start learning		was wrenched open
pod start learning		beneath
czkawka start learning		hiccough
odłożył na bok start learning		laid aside
ostrożnie złączyli się start learning		edged cautiously together
a hard outer covering of something. the outside layer of a loaf of bread start learning		crust skorupa, skorupka,
nędza start learning		misery
to complain about someone or something in an annoyed way. If your stomach do this, it makes a low, continuous noise, usually because you are hungry. start learning		grumble narzekać, marudzić She spent the evening grumbling to me about her job. [+ speech ] "You never hang your coat up," she grumbled. When the teacher assigned extra homework, she heard a few grumbles from the kids.
to criticize something or someone strongly, usually for moral reasons start learning		condemn potępiać, ostro krytykować The terrorist action has been condemned as an act of barbarism and cowardice. The film was condemned for its sexism
expressing unfair or false criticism that is likely to damage someone's reputation (adj) start learning		scurrilous niszczący reputację, szkalujący a scurrilous remark/attack/article
nieuchwytny Działacze na rzecz ochrony przyrody próbowali wytropić nieuchwytnego tygrysa syberyjskiego, ale bardzo trudno było go znaleźć. start learning		elusive Conservationists were trying to track the elusive Siberian tiger, but it was very hard to find.
zatrzymany (zaaresztowany) i spakowany do więzienia start learning		apprehended and packed off to gaol
very difficult or impossible to control, manage, or solve start learning		intractable trudny We are facing an intractable problem.
the quality of being unreasonably determined, especially to act in a particular way and not to change at all, despite what anyone else says (n) start learning		obstinacy upór, zaciętość, zapiekłość He made his case with obstinacy. We will not allow his obstinacy to lead to chaos in Côte d'Ivoire.
nieostrożny zachwyt start learning		careless rapture He listened to the music with an expression of pure rapture on his face. The prime minister's supporters greeted her speech with rapture.
pośród oskarżeń o oszustwo start learning		amid accusations of fraud
warunek wstępny start learning		pre-requisite
zaangażowanie start learning		engagement
zerknąć na to, co jest przed nami start learning		peek at what's ahead
wychodzące wiadomości e-mail start learning		outgoing emails
konsekwencja, logiczność start learning		consistency
Fragment kodu start learning		code snippet
w zaporze sieciowej start learning		within a network firewall
przypadkowość start learning		randomness
mało prawdopodobne, start learning		unlikely
cygański start learning		Gypsy
posępny start learning		somber
strongly desired by many start learning		coveted pożądany, upragniony The Caldecott Medal is a coveted children’s book award.
uczyniła pokusę bolesną start learning		made the temptation painful
bez celu start learning		aimlessly
zdalnie Dziś będę pracował zdalnie, bo nie chce mi się iść do biura. start learning		remotely I'm going to work remotely today because I can't be bothered going into the office.
looking ill or tired, often with dark skin under the eyes start learning		haggard mizerny He'd been drinking the night before and was looking a bit haggard.
making you feel fear start learning		frightening frightening thought. a frightening film. It is frightening to think what might happen if she left him.
holowany na linie start learning		in tow
przysięgał start learning		had sworn off
unpleasant or of low quality; very ill or very unhappy start learning		wretched nędzny, nędznie
przestarzały Ten program jest zupełnie przestarzały. start learning		obsolete This programme is completely obsolete.
szybuje start learning		soars
miejsce Zostaniecie poinformowani o miejscu i dokładnym terminie wydarzenia. start learning		venue You'll be informed about the venue and exact time of the event.
the fact that people or animals do what they are told to do start learning		obedience posłuszeństwo, karność
rozszerzyć ofertę start learning		extend the offer
zaszczycony start learning		honored
jestem zaszczycona start learning		I'm honored
ciekawski, wścibski start learning		prying I hope you don't think I'm prying, but has your boyfriend ever lived with anyone before?
impossible for someone to understand or explain start learning		baffling zaskakujący, kłopotliwy, nie do rozwiązania I found what he was saying completely baffling. The baffling array of features on baby monitors can be overwhelming.
stos stali i szkła start learning		pile of Steel and glass
money or objects that someone gives you when they die, a physical or mental characteristic inherited from your parents, or the process by which this happens: start learning		inheritance spadek, dziedziczenie, spuścizna The large inheritance from his aunt meant that he could buy his own boat. At 21 she came into her inheritance (= it was given to her). genetic inheritance A particular gene is responsible for the inheritance of eye colour.
to consider or deal with as a group start learning		to lump grupować, zgrupować, wrzucić do jednego worka
większość nieruchomości start learning		bulk of the estate
drażnić start learning		irk
high, of a high moral standard, If you have a ... way of behaving or talking, etc., you act as if you think you are better than other people: start learning		lofty wzniosły, doniosły, patetyczny, wysoki, wyniosły a lofty ceiling/mountain/wall. lofty sentiments/ideals. a lofty attitude/air/tone
to waste money or supplies, or to waste opportunities by not using them to your advantage. start learning		squander trwonić Don’t squander your opportunities when you are young.
kłótnie start learning		squabbling
miał ochotę przypomnieć start learning		had been tempted to remind
złożenie oferty start learning		offer submission
osadzone, wbudowane start learning		embedded
trzask, warknąć, stracić panowanie nad sobą start learning		snap When she asked me to postpone my trip to help her move to her new house, I just snapped
usługa wbudowana start learning		embedded service
baza wiedzy start learning		knowledge base
jeszcze lepiej start learning		better yet
spostrzeżenia są przedstawiane start learning		insights are surfaced
obsługa terenowa start learning		field service
Siła robocza W krajach zachodnich występuje niedobór siły roboczej. start learning		Workforce There is a shortage of workforce in western countries.
Na miejscu start learning		on-site
connected with what is happening or being discussed, correct or suitable for a particular purpose start learning		relevant odnoszący się do czegoś, poprawny lub dostosowany do czegoś, istotny, trafny Education should be relevant to the child's needs. For further information, please refer to the relevant leaflet. The point is highly relevant to this discussion. I'm sorry but your personal wishes are not relevant (= important) in this case.
mobilna siła robocza start learning		mobile Workforce
zarządzanie stosunkami z klientem start learning		customer relationship management
Uprawnienia start learning		entitlements
Kody kreskowe start learning		barcodes
zbieranie podpisów (na dokumentach - kurier) start learning		capture signatures
not ordinary or usual; especially great or important, or having a quality that most similar things or people do not have start learning		special szczególny, wyjątkowy
broić coś, hasać start learning		goofing off
ekolodzy start learning		conservationists someone who works to protect the environment from the damaging effects of human activity Conservationists are fighting to save the tiger.
częstokroć start learning		oftentimes
utorować drogę start learning		pave the way
jak może wzmocnić Twój biznes start learning		how it can bolster your business
to make something stronger or more important start learning		beef up wzmacniać We need to find some new players to beef up the team. The company has plans to beef up its production.
zwrot z inwestycji start learning		return on investment (ROI)
aby odeprzeć niektóre bardziej przyziemne zapytania serwisowe start learning		to deflect some of the more mundane service inquiries
skrzyżowanie (3) start learning		a junction, crossroads, intersection
cierpliwość była konieczna start learning		patience was imperative
zupełnie bezwartościowe start learning		utterly worthless
to a large, noticeable, or important degree (adv) start learning		considerably znacząco / w znacznym stopniu, wyraźnie
gwałtowna reakcja, ostry sprzeciw, opinia start learning		backlash It could cause a popular backlash in Russia and bring down the government
przekonany, przekonał start learning		convinced
wart zachodu, interesujący, wartościowy start learning		worthwhile
to put away or stop using something, to state something plainly esp. as an official rule start learning		lay down odłożyć, położyć, kłaść, ustalić zasady Lay down your weapons and surrender. The coach laid down the rules from the first day of practice.
leżeć w łóżku start learning		to lie in bed
czaić się za rogiem start learning		lying in wait
przezwyciężyć swoje lęki start learning		overcome your fears
obciążenie, ciężar, brzemię start learning		burden heavy load that you carry; something difficult or unpleasant that you have to deal with or worry about:
lasting for a long time or difficult to get rid of; tries to do something in a determined but often unreasonable way (adj.) start learning		persistent utrzymujący się, trwały, niezmienny, wytrwały, uparty, nieustępliwy, Symptoms of the illness include a high temperature and a persistent dry cough. Be persistent - don't give up.
przekonywający start learning		persuasive
gadatliwy start learning		talkative
wyrażać otwarcie swoje uczucia start learning		wear your heart on your sleeve
unfair or cruel treatment over a long period of time because of race, religion, or political beliefs start learning		persecution prześladowanie They left the country out of fear of persecution.
ludobójstwo start learning		genocide
konta internetowe start learning		webassessor accounts
zachowaj swoje poświadczenia start learning		maintain your credentials
utrzymanie certyfikacji start learning		certification maintenance
zbierać spostrzeżenia start learning		gather insights
zwiększyć rentowność start learning		drive profitability They are reorganizing the company in order to improve profitability.
kluczowe wskaźniki efektywności start learning		key performance indicators
aby uzyskać przewagę nad konkurencją start learning		to getting a leg up on our competitors
malejące marże zysku start learning		shrinking profit margins
planowanie zasobów przedsiębiorstwa start learning		enterprise resource planning
systemy zarządzania pracownikami start learning		workforce management systems
hurtownie danych start learning		data warehouses
rejestr zdarzeń, pliki log start learning		log files
kłopotliwa krzywa uczenia się start learning		cumbersome learning curve
to start to direct your efforts and attention towards something start learning		get down to sth zabrać się do czegoś I've got a lot of work to do, but I can't seem to get down to it. [+ -ing verb ] UK I must get down to booking the hotels.
przesiewa start learning		it sifts
posortowane według trafności start learning		sorted by relevance
czasopismo branżowe start learning		Industry magazine
przemysł start learning		industry
bezpieczeństwo i higiena pracy start learning		health and safety
napisałam serię artykułów start learning		I wrote a series of articles
skrupulatny start learning		meticulous very careful and with great attention to every detail Many hours of meticulous preparation have gone into writing the book
podatne start learning		vulner
przytłaczający, przemożny start learning		overwhelming very great or very large; difficult to fight against An overwhelming majority has voted in favour of the proposal.
dowiedzieć się, rozwiązać, pojąć start learning		figure out to understand or solve something If they know the cause of the problem, they might be able to figure out how to prevent it happening again.
mieszkaniowy Nasze biuro znajduje się w okolicy mieszkaniowej. start learning		residential Our office is located in the residential area.
odzież jeździecka (też na rowery) start learning		riding apparel
siedziba start learning		headquarters
Wdrożenia start learning		deployments
in the past start learning		formerly niegdyś / dawniej The European Union was formerly called the European Community.
zazdroszczę ci twojego szczęścia start learning		I envy you your happiness
gospodarka Polska gospodarka jest najmocniejsza w regionie. start learning		economy Poland's economy is the strongest in the region.
to repeat the main points of an explanation or description start learning		recap podsumować, streszczać, podsumowanie, powtórka
oczyszczanie bazy start learning		base cleansing
główny, naczelny, przedstawiony start learning		featured
wyświetlane w widocznym miejscu start learning		displayed prominently
zazdrość start learning		jealousy
working in the most active and difficult parts of a job or business start learning		in the trenches
odcień start learning		shade
nakrochmalony start learning		starched
zespół, garsonka, komplet start learning		ensemble She bought a dress and matching hat, gloves, and shoes - in fact the whole ensemble.
kasjer w banku, narrator start learning		teller
trafić na żyłę złota start learning		to hit pay dirt something very valuable or very useful that is found after searching or effort Tunnels were then dug in all directions to reach the richest veins of pay dirt.
obieg start learning		circuit a closed system of wires or pipes through which electricity or liquid can flow A defect was found in the water-cooling/electrical circuit.
not having enough space or time start learning		cramped ciasne We have six desks in this room, so we're a little cramped (for space).
sflaczałe, uginać się (np. o gałęzi), zwisać (np. o skórze), zapadające (łóżko), start learning		saggy
to steal something of little value start learning		filch zwędzić Who's filched my pencils?
uprzedzenia start learning		prejudice
not willing to accept criticism or disapproval; proudly refusing to obey authority start learning		defiant wyzywający, prowokujący, dumny, krnąbrny The CEO was in a defiant mood as she entered the boardroom.
poczucie własnej wartości start learning		self-esteem
the ability to understand an event or situation only after it has happened start learning		in hindsight z perspektywy czasu With (the benefit/wisdom of) hindsight, I should have taken the job. In hindsight, it would have been better to wait.
nie możesz cofnąć czasu start learning		you can't turn back time
rozrzutny, marnotrawny start learning		wasteful using something in a careless way and causing some of it to be wasted It's wasteful the way you throw so much food away!
in a way that is not intentional start learning		inadvertently przypadkowo, przez przypadek
nadmiernie ambitny start learning		overly ambitious
zagrożona jest reputacja start learning		reputation is at stake
eliminuje zgadywanie start learning		takes the guesswork out
reklama start learning		advertence
rozbierać się, rozebrać start learning		strip down
entuzjazm spłynął start learning		enthusiasm trickled
mamrocze start learning		mumbles
to talk to two separate people or groups involved in a disagreement to try to help them to agree or find a solution to their problems: start learning		mediate pośredniczyć Negotiators were called in to mediate between the two sides. The two envoys have succeeded in mediating an end to the war.
zwieracz start learning		sphincter
niewyraźny, niejasny start learning		fuzzy
dopasowanie rozmyte start learning		fuzzy matching
to remove something from somewhere, to get money from a bank account, to arrange to get something from a company, bank, etc start learning		take out wyjąć, usunąć, wziąć pożyczkę They had to take out two of his teeth. I took out some money for the weekend. I’m going to take out a life insurance policy. He had to take out a loan to pay his taxes. He took out a $44,000 startup loan.
zastępuje pracę serca start learning		replaces the work of the heart
a person who lives alone and avoids going outside or talking to other people start learning		recluses pustelnicy
to ignore someone and not speak to that person because you cannot accept their behaviour, beliefs, etc; to avoid something start learning		shun unikać
dźgać start learning		stab to injure someone with a sharp pointed object such as a knife She was stabbed several times in the chest.
coś mi wypadło start learning		something's come up
wypadło mi to z głowy start learning		it fell out of my head
upadło na ziemię start learning		fell to the ground
postanowienia noworoczne start learning		New Year's resolutions
to examine or consider something in detail start learning		dissect analizować wnikliwie He's the kind of person who watches a movie and then dissects it for hours.
wytrwale dążyć do celu start learning		persistently strive for the goal
zlikwidować coś start learning		eliminate something
zalety, plusy start learning		advantages, pros
plusy, dobre strony start learning		pros
zestaw umiejętności start learning		skill set
a person who is able to work effectively without regularly needing to be told what to do start learning		selfstarter, selfmotivated, selfdriven
freedom to behave, act, or think in the way you want to start learning		latitude swoboda, dowolność,. szerokość geograficzna Courts can show a considerable degree of latitude when it comes to applying the law.
the act of controlling every part of a situation, including small details start learning		micromanagement mikrozarządzanie
wprowadzać innowacje start learning		innovate
kultura pracy start learning		work culture
nadmierna dbałość o szczegóły start learning		excessive attention to details
płaska struktura korporacyjna start learning		flat corporate structure
dosł. nadążyć za Jonesem start learning		keep up with the Jones to always want to own the same expensive objects and do the same things as your friends or neighbours, because you are worried about seeming less important socially than they are
konkurować z rówieśnikami start learning		compete with your peers
(of a city) covered with buildings across a large area, often ones that have been added gradually over a period of time start learning		sprawling rozległy, rozciągnięty
pamiątki Dom mojej babci jest pełen pamiątek, które zebrała przez 99 lat swojego życia. start learning		memorabilia My grandmother’s house is full of memorabilia she’s collected over her ninety-nine years.
w (miesiące, sezony) start learning		in in December, in winter
w (dni tygodnia, daty) start learning		on on Monday, on the 1st of October, on the first day of Christmas
w (miejsce) start learning		at at the office, at school
podróżować w szczytowych porach roku start learning		travel during Peak seasons
Wiem, że ktoś był wcześniej w Rzymie start learning		I know someone was in Rome previously
(of weather conditions) neither very hot nor very cold, not extreme; within a middle range start learning		temperate umiarkowany, średni The climate here is pretty temperate
unhappy and without hope, dark in a way that is unpleasant and makes it difficult to see start learning		gloomy ponury, nieszczęśliwy, bez nadzieji na lepsze jutro
ten budynek jest w trakcie remontu start learning		this building is under renovation
nie spełnilo moich oczekiwań start learning		it failed my expectations
przestrzegać prawa start learning		obey the law
Oś Y. start learning		Y Axis
zachęcający, dodający otuchy start learning		encouraging
To count the goods and materials owned by a company or available for sale in a store at a particular time start learning		stocktake robić remanent How often you need to stocktake is different for every business.
zmienne (np. elementy projektu) start learning		variables The data was analysed according to neighbourhoods, but other key variables like credit rating and marital status were ignored altogether.
komponenty, składniki start learning		components, ingredients
ruchome części start learning		moving parts
przewaga pierwszego gracza start learning		first-mover advantage the advantage that a company has when it is the first to introduce a new product, service, or technology, and so does not have competition from other companies We lost a lot of 'first-mover advantage' because we couldn't move quickly enough.
prowadzenie działalności, robienie biznesu start learning		conduct business
arranged so that things happen at different times or so that things are not positioned in a regular way start learning		staggered rozłożone w czasie np. dostawy staggered deliveries, staggered payments
gonić termin start learning		chasing a deadline
opóźniona względem programu/planu start learning		behind schedule moving slower or happening later than the planned time The cancellation came after the project was millions of dollars over budget and months behind schedule.
odbyć naradę, spotkanie start learning		hold a meeting
przedstawiać prezentację start learning		give a presentation
umowy o poziomie usług start learning		service level agreements
ponad zaplanowany budżet start learning		over budget
having an opinion that is different from most people's and is unpopular and therefore risky. To do or say something that lacks evidence or support. start learning		go out on a limb mieć zdanie różniące się od innych, postawić na jedną kartę, ryzykować She's going out on a limb in criticizing her own party leadership. I don't think I'm going out on a limb by saying that everyone will like that idea. She's going out on a limb in criticizing her own party leadership.
nakazy i zakazy regulujące życie danej zbiorowości start learning		orders and prohibitions regulating the life of a given community
po drodze mijam lotnisko start learning		on the way I pass the airport
kałuża Małe dzieci uwielbiają taplać się po deszczu w kałużach na ulicach. start learning		puddle Little kids love jumping in puddles in the street after it has rained.
to treat a person or animal badly, cruelly, or unfairly start learning		mistreat źle traktowany, maltretowany Both parents have denied charges of mistreating their children. I think people who mistreat their pets should be banned from keeping them.
clearly very much better than what is usual. Not yet paid, solved, or done start learning		outstanding wybitny, nierozwiązany (excellent) an outstanding performance/writer/novel/year. It's an area of outstanding natural beauty. There are still a couple of problems outstanding.
podzielona na start learning		broken into Workflow rules can be broken into two main components
complicated details, the quality of having a lot of complicated small parts or details start learning		intricacies zawiłości intricacies of law. I enjoyed the film, but I couldn't follow all the intricacies of the plot.
to find and bring back something start learning		retrieve odzyskać i zwrócić I promise I will retrieve your stolen necklace.
wkład użytkowników start learning		input from users
kreator, asystent start learning		wizard
zdarzenie ma miejsce start learning		event occurs
mija pewien czas start learning		a certain amount of time passes
prośba o urlop start learning		time-off request
narzędzie deklaratywne start learning		declarative tool
targi start learning		fair, trade show book fair, job fair
to remove or throw away something unwanted start learning		get rid of sth pozbyć się czegoś That cream got rid of my skin rash. I used weedkiller to get rid of the weeds in the garden.
always being careful to notice things, especially possible danger start learning		vigilant czujny Following the bomb scare at the airport, the staff have been warned to be extra vigilant.
an event or situation, etc. that causes something to start. to cause something to start start learning		trigger wyzwalacz There are fears that the incident may be a trigger for more violence in the capital. Some people find that certain foods trigger their headaches.
rozwiązać, wyjaśnić start learning		resolve Have you resolved the problem of transport yet? The couple resolved their differences and made an effort to get along.
to choose not to be part of an activity or to stop being involved in it; a situation in which some members of a group choose not to join or be involved in an activity start learning		opt out zrezygnować z, nie brać udziału Since the opt-out, the hospital has been responsible for its own budgeting. Within any society, there will usually be people who decide to opt out (= choose not to live the way most people do).
bez względu na to, kiedy start learning		regardless of when
przesłać te zapisy do zatwierdzenia start learning		submit that records for approval
automatycznie uruchamiany przepływ start learning		autolaunched flow
wywoływalny, uruchamialny start learning		invocable
wypalać start learning		burn out
osiedlić się w start learning		settle in
zwalać odpowiedzialność start learning		pass the buck
dobrze żyć z start learning		get on well with
zawieść Cię start learning		let you down
to work as hard as other people or as hard as expected and needed start learning		pull your weight Everyone is expected to pull their weight on this project.
spokojnie start learning		take it easy
nieprzetworzone start learning		unprocessed
pstrąg Pstrąg to głównie ryba słodkowodna. start learning		a trout The trout is a chiefly freshwater fish.
karp start learning		carp
able to be made, done, or achieved start learning		feasible wykonalny With the extra resources, the project now seems feasible. [+ to infinitive ] It may be feasible to clone human beings, but is it ethical?
podaż i popyt start learning		supply and demand
the quality of being able to continue over a period of time; the idea that goods and services should be produced in ways that do not use resources that cannot be replaced and that do not damage the environment start learning		sustainability trwałość, wytrzymałość, odpowiedzialna produkcja
to say or do something to someone that is rude or offensive, an offensive remark or action start learning		to insult obrażać, atakować She made several insults about my appearance. The steelworkers' leader rejected the two percent pay rise saying it was an insult to the profession. First he drank all my wine and then he insulted all my friends.
zawdzięczać coś komuś start learning		owe something to someone
nadmierny Tina kupiła nadmierną ilość słodyczy na przyjęcie urodzinowe swojej córki. To naprawdę było trochę za dużo. start learning		excessive Tina bought an excessive amount of candy for her daughter's birthday party. It really was a bit much.
the fact of being responsible for what you do and able to give a satisfactory reason for it, or the degree to which this happens start learning		accountability odpowiedzialność The organization suffers from a lack of accountability. greater/increased/more accountability The public has been demanding greater accountability from lawmakers.
drogeria Kupiłam te kosmetyki w miejscowej drogerii. start learning		a beauty supply store I bought these cosmetics in my local beauty supply store.
often forgetting or losing things, or not thinking seriously about things start learning		scatterbrained roztargniony, roztrzepany My husband is scatterbrained and I have always run the house financially.
an early plan or design that explains how something might be achieved: start learning		blueprint plan, pomysł, strategia, zarys their blueprint for economic reform
wolny czas start learning		leisure
a city or town with its own local government, or the local government itself start learning		municipality miasto The municipality provides services such as water and rubbish collection.
nierozsądny start learning		unreasonable
przetarg (publiczny) start learning		tender public
wielki post start learning		Lent
schronisko start learning		shelter
chwalić się czymś Marcin lubi się chwalić swoją zaradnością. start learning		boast about something Martin likes boasting about his resourcefulness.
ruch oporu start learning		resistance movement
nieustraszenie, bez strachu, bez obaw start learning		fearlessly
przełamywać lody Serdeczny uśmiech to najlepszy sposób, aby przełamać lody. start learning		break the ice A cordial smile is the best way to break the ice.
dobrą zasadą opartą na praktyce jest start learning		good rule of thumb is to
trwałe cechy start learning		permanent characteristics
a short stay in a place that you make while you are on a longer journey to somewhere else start learning		layover postój We had a four-hour layover in Chicago.
zainicjować rozmowę start learning		to spark a conversation
lacking grace or skill when moving start learning		awkward niezgrabny He’s too awkward – he’ll never be a good dancer.
serdeczny uśmiech start learning		cordial smile
przedsiębiorczość / zaradność start learning		resourcefulness
dwulicowy start learning		duplicitous
dobra praktyka biznesowa start learning		good business practice
a dishonest person, especially one who persuades other people to pay too much money for something; it is also a person who cheats other people, esp. if they seem trusting start learning		shark
to stop someone taking an active and important part in something, to remove a player from a game, a business activity that someone does in addition to their main business (n, v) start learning		sideline praca dodatkowa, odstawić na bok, odstawić na boczny tor
rezygnacja start learning		resignation
to speak to or ask permission from someone who has more authority than the person who you would normally go to in that situation start learning		go over sb's head Amanda was refusing to give me the week off so I went over her head and spoke to the boss.
difficult for somebody to understand, too difficult or strange for you to understand start learning		go above/over your head trudny, niezrozumiały I tried to take in what he was saying about nuclear fusion, but most of it went over my head.
, causing, involving, or likely to cause disagreement and argument start learning		contentious sporny, dyskusyjny a contentious decision/policy/issue/subject. She has some very contentious views on education. The director had a contentious relationship with the eccentric actor.
to admit, often unwillingly, that something is true start learning		concede przyznać, uznać niechętnie The government has conceded (that) the new tax policy has been a disaster.
on nie ustępuje start learning		he stand his ground
podejście ugodowe start learning		conciliatory approach
szkoda start learning		detriment
causing harm or damage (adjective) start learning		detrimental szkodliwy These chemicals have a detrimental effect/impact on the environment. Their decision could be detrimental to the future of the company.
to na naszą szkodę start learning		it is to our detriment
innowatorzy start learning		innovators
własność intelektualna Więcej informacji na temat naszej własności intelektualnej możesz znaleźć tutaj. start learning		intellectual property More information about our intellectual property can be found here.
tantiema, honorarium autorskie start learning		royalty
rzecznik prasowy start learning		spokesperson
to accept, admit, or recognize something, or the truth or existence of something. to tell someone, usually in a letter or email, that you have received something they sent you (v) start learning		acknowledge przyznać, uznawać She acknowledged having been at fault. She acknowledged that she had been at fault. She is usually acknowledged to be one of our best artists. Please acknowledge receipt of this letter
improwizować start learning		improvise
magazyn start learning		storage facility/ Warehouse
blacha falista start learning		corrugated iron
dąb Tata Gillian zawiesił dla niej huśtawkę na starym dębie. start learning		oak Gillian's dad put a swing up for her in the old oak tree.
wieżyczka start learning		turret
taras na dachu start learning		roof deck
ozdobić start learning		adorn
glass that has been coloured and cut into various shapes to form pictures or patterns, used especially in church windows start learning		stained glass witraż Stained glass is set into several of the windows;
wykładziny dywanowe start learning		rugs covering
firanki, zasłonki start learning		drapes
the situation in which there is more than enough of something start learning		abundance obfitość There was an abundance of food at the wedding. We had wine in abundance
Atmosfera, otoczenie. start learning		Ambience, surroundings.
to think carefully about something, especially for a noticeable length of time start learning		ponder rozważać She sat back for a minute to ponder her next move in the game.
not easily satisfied, or having very high standards about particular things start learning		fussy wybredny All my children were fussy eaters. He's so fussy about the house - everything has to be absolutely perfect. "Why am I still single?" "You're too fussy - that's your problem!"
skuty kajdankami start learning		handcuffed
in a way that is very eager to have a lot of something (adverb) start learning		voraciously żarłocznie, zachłannie, łapczywie He read voraciously to learn about ideas that interested him. As the bread arrives at the table she voraciously eats that too.
łóżko z baldachimem start learning		four poster bed
skrzynia start learning		chest
leżak start learning		chaise
a person who lives in a city, town, cave, etc. start learning		dweller mieszkaniec
a drink that is believed to be poisonous, to have magical power, or to be able to cure an illness: start learning		potion eliksir Americans are said to spend more on pills and potions than any other nation. We don’t have a magic potion to make you tell the truth.
kopyto, kopyta start learning		hoof, hooves
zdarzenie To bardzo popularne zdarzenie i nie jest uważane za problem. start learning		occurrence It's a very common occurrence and is not usually considered a problem.
almost out of control because of extreme emotion, such as worry. start learning		frantic, frantic with worry oszalały np. z emocji When his wife arrived at the hospital she was frantic with worry. Where on earth have you been? We've been frantic with worry.
confused and showing no skill (adj) start learning		bumbling nieudolny I've never seen such bumbling incompetence!
the condition of someone being sent or kept away from their own country, village, a person who is sent or kept away from their own country, etc. to send someone away from their own country, village, etc. (noun, verb) start learning		exile wygnanie, zesłanie, zesłać, wygnać The king went into exile because of the political situation in his country. The deposed leaders are currently in exile in the neighbouring country. The monarch was exiled because of the coup.
to push something or someone with your finger or with a pointed object. to encourage someone to take action, especially when they are being slow or unwilling start learning		prod, prodding szturchać, szturchanie, wywieranie nacisku I prodded her in the back to get her attention. She prodded the cake with her fork to see if it was cooked. He gets things done, but only after I've prodded him into doing them.
Odkupienie start learning		Redemption
diabeł wcielony start learning		devil incarnate
zdarzenie, które coś uświadamia start learning		eye opener
a promise or firm decision to do something, willingness to give your time and energy to a job, activity, or something that you believe in start learning		commitment zobowiązanie / obowiązek, obietnica, powinność, zaangażowanie, something that you must do or deal with that takes your time Players must make a commitment to play for a full season. Can you give a commitment that the money will be made available? I'd like to thank the staff for having shown such commitment. I've got too many commitments at the moment to do an evening class.
stagnacja / zastój start learning		stagnation
zmiana pracy (częsta) start learning		job-hopping
głos rozsądku start learning		voice of reason
someone who says bad things are going to happen: start learning		doomsayer czarnowidz Despite the doomsayers, the Athenians delivered the Olympic Games when they said they would. "I hate to be a doomsayer," he said, "but it's going to be hard to attract new business.
something or someone that spoils people's feelings of excitement, enjoyment, or pleasure start learning		buzzkill Hearing how fattening this delicious food is would be a total buzzkill. She reminded us we had to get up early - she's such a buzzkill.
ostrożny Bądź ostrożny. Jaguar może zaatakować w każdym momencie. start learning		cautious Be cautious. The jaguar might attack any moment.
careful and avoiding risks start learning		prudent ostrożny [+ to infinitive ]. It's always prudent to read a contract carefully before signing it.
presja grupy rówieśniczej start learning		peer group pressure
nauki humanistyczne start learning		humanities
wykład Marek czasami zasypia podczas wykładów. start learning		lecture Sometimes Mark falls asleep during lectures.
koszt alternatywny start learning		opportunity cost
odnawialny start learning		renewable
Utrudnione brakiem pieniędzy start learning		hampered by a lack of money High winds hampered efforts to put out the fire. Fierce storms have been hampering rescue efforts and there is now little chance of finding more survivors.
redukcja (zatrudnienia, wielkości mieszkania) start learning		downsize
syndrom pustego gniazda start learning		empty nest syndrome
małe gospodarstwo start learning		small holding
podwórko(za domem) start learning		backyard
able to make decisions quickly and confidently, or showing this quality, strongly affecting how a situation will progress or end (adj) start learning		decisive zdecydowany, stanowczy, decydujący You need to be more decisive. These results could prove decisive in establishing the criminal's identity. a decisive role a decisive victory
a house that is not in good condition, that someone buys with the intention of working on it, improving it, and increasing its value start learning		fixer upper dom do remontu We could afford a large home here or a fixer-upper in San Francisco.
to annoy someone a lot start learning		get on someone's nerves Stop whining. You’re getting on my nerves.
mieszkalny, nadający się do zamieszkania start learning		habitable
sad start learning		orchard
wziąć byka za rogi start learning		take the bull by the horns
spalić wszelkie mosty start learning		burn any bridges
Niezastąpiony start learning		Irreplaceable
wzmocnij swoje CV start learning		bolster your CV
sprawdzać różne możliwości start learning		test the waters
not producing the effects or results that are wanted start learning		ineffective nieskuteczny, chybiony, słaby Those pills were ineffective – I still have a headache. They made an ineffective attempt to get the rules changed. The army has proved ineffective in protecting the civilian population.
in a way that can be exchanged without making any difference or without being noticed (adverb) start learning		interchangeably zamiennie, wymiennie
złącza, łączniki start learning		connectors
są pojemnikami reprezentującymi daną wartość start learning		are containers that represent a given value
kliknij odpowiednią ikonę start learning		click the respective icon
używaj oddzielnych zasobów i wartości literalnych start learning		use separate resources and literal values
przestań jęczeć/marudzić start learning		stop whining
a piece of clothing start learning		garment część garderoby He’s fussy about how a garment fits him.
przymiotnik start learning		adjective
przysłówek start learning		adverb
czasownik przechodni Czasowniki przechodnie to czasowniki, które wyrażają czynność, która jest wykonywana nad kimś/czymś – następuje po nich dopełnienie bliższe. Ważną właściwością czasowników przechodnich jest możliwość tworzenia od nich strony biernej. start learning		transitive verb The player kicked the ball. Sindy rode a bike.
czasownik nieprzechodni Czasowniki nieprzechodnie to grupa czasowników, które również wyrażają pewną czynność, jednak nie znajdziemy po nich dopełnienia. Ze względu na to nie ma możliwości przekształcenia ich na stronę bierną. start learning		intransitive verb Mark has been jogging for an hour. The baby cried
not organized, skilled, or able to work in a satisfactory way, wasting time, money, energy, or other valuable possessions or qualities start learning		inefficient niewydajny, niewydolny Existing methods of production are expensive and inefficient. I'm hopelessly inefficient at fixing things. Many of their industries are hopelessly inefficient.
obaleni przywódcy start learning		deposed leaders
z powodu zamachu stanu start learning		because of the coup
to nie jest uważane za problem start learning		it's not considered a problem
ofiara odmówiła oskarżenia start learning		the victim denied charges
ugasić pożar start learning		put out the fire
the act of slowing down while driving to look at something interesting, esp. an accident (n) start learning		rubbernecking There are delays due to rubbernecking at the scene of the accident
strażacy zgasili ogień start learning		firemen extinguished the fire
zapytania start learning		enquiries
wywindowane ceny start learning		escalated prices
extremely unpleasant or bad, so bad as to be shocking; extremely unpleasant start learning		horrendous przerażający, bardzo nieprzyjemny Exhibits show how horrendous the living conditions there were.
co trzeci przypadek start learning		every third case
błąd człowieka start learning		human error
przypomnij im, aby sprawdzili wskaźniki start learning		remind them to check the indicators
wysoki wskaźnik awaryjności start learning		high failure rate
ubezpieczyć sprzęt start learning		insure equipment
kropla w morzu start learning		drop in the ocean
rzucił to start learning		threw it
lombard start learning		pawnshop
wpadł do domu start learning		popped into the house
a crime, especially stealing, committed by someone in the place where they work start learning		inside job
włamywacz start learning		burglar
włamanie start learning		burglary
włamali się do mojego mieszkania, okradli moje mieszkanie start learning		they burgled my flat
to completely search a place in a way that causes mess and damage (v) start learning		ransack plądrować, splądrowany (ransacked) Burglars ransacked the house. The burglars ransacked the house but found nothing valuable. I ransacked the cupboard for my ski boots.
dom był do góry nogami start learning		house was upside down
extremely exciting or surprising, surprising, shocking, and often difficult to understand or imagine start learning		mind blowing niewiarygodny, nieprawdopodobny The movie’s special effects are mind-blowing.
Wózki dla dzieci start learning		pram
odciąć start learning		cut off
odcięty od świata start learning		cut off from the outside world
komornik start learning		bailiff
nakaz egzekucyjny start learning		enforcement order
having or showing a wish to harm someone because you think that they harmed you; unwilling to forgive (adj) start learning		vindictive mściwy, pamiętliwy In the movie "Cape Fear", a lawyer's family is threatened by a vindictive former prisoner.
a feeling that something, esp. something unpleasant, is going to happen start learning		premonition przeczucie He had a premonition that his plane would crash, so he took the train. She had a sudden premonition of what the future might bring.
pośladki start learning		buttocks
szacunek Dzieci powinny szanować dorosłych. start learning		respect Children should respect adults.
wątroba Nie pij zbyt dużo alkoholu. To szkodliwe dla wątroby. start learning		liver Don't drink too much alcohol, it's not good for your liver.
a serious disease of the liver that usually causes death start learning		cirrhosis of the liver marskość wątroby The commonest cause of cirrhosis is alcohol consumption. cirrhosis of the liver
a condition in which the tubes that carry blood, esp. those in the legs, are swollen and can be seen on the skin start learning		varicose veins żylaki Pregnant women often get varicose veins.
powierzchnia kraju start learning		area of the country
gęstość zaludnienia start learning		population density
making you feel that something illegal is happening or that something is wrong, feeling doubt or no trust in someone or something (adj) start learning		suspicious podejrzliwy, podejrzany, nieufny Her behaviour was very suspicious. The fire at the bank is being treated as suspicious. It's a little suspicious that no one knows where he was at the time of the murder. my mother has a very suspicious nature
długość Zmierzyłem długość pokoju. start learning		length I measured the length of the room.
szerokość To jest bardzo cienkie, mniej więcej szerokości włosa niemowlęcia. start learning		width It's very thin, it's about a baby's hair width.
clear and exact, showing or talking about sex or violence in a very detailed way, communicated directly in a clear and exact way start learning		explicit wyraźny, jasny, I gave her very explicit directions how to get here. She was very explicit about what she thought was wrong with the plans. I wasn't aware that I would be paying - you certainly didn't make it explicit. a sexually explicit movie
czujność start learning		vigilance
huśtawka Gdy już wejdzie na huśtawkę, potrafi się huśtać godzinami. start learning		a swing Once he gets on a swing, he can swing for hours.
to come to see someone, sometimes at a stated place, usually briefly and without a specific invitation start learning		drop by wpadać do kogoś/gdzieś, zajrzeć, zaglądać But I can just drop by and pick it up. No demon dare drop by here. He said some friends might drop by.
szczególny powód start learning		particular purpose
a time when something suddenly begins, especially a disease or something else dangerous or unpleasant: start learning		outbreak wybuch, rozprzestrzeniania się czegoś an outbreak of cholera/food poisoning/rioting/war Last weekend saw further thundery outbreaks.
the act or condition of being officially forced to stay in a place. a form of punishment in which children are made to stay at school for a short time after classes have ended start learning		detention zatrzymanie, koza She's had four detentions this term. He claimed that his detention by the authorities was unlawful.
a person who asks for something that they believe belongs to them or that they have a right to, someone who demands the right to be the legal owner of a particular property, payment, or title start learning		claimant powód, roszczący sobie prawo Tax credit payments are calculated according to the claimant's yearly income. He was declared the legitimate claimant to the throne.
a statement, made without giving proof, that someone has done something wrong or illegal start learning		allegation bezpodstawne twierdzenie/oskarżenie The allegations of corruption were not true. Allegations that Mr Dwight was receiving money from known criminals have caused a scandal. The chief executive of the company resigned last autumn over allegations about his expenses.
a device made of wood or metal that is used to hold two things together tightly start learning		clamp zacisk Carefully tighten the clamp until it firmly supports the pipette in a vertical position.
Sąd Gospodarczy start learning		Commercial court
sąd nadzorczy start learning		supervisory Court
partia start learning		batch
zmylić start learning		mislead
zwodniczy start learning		misleading
hodowla start learning		breeding
koń arabski start learning		Arabian horse
to delay or stop the progress of someone or something, to cost someone an amount of money start learning		set back zahamować rozwój kogoś lub czegoś Then I needed a second operation, which really set me back. Our vacation set us back over $3000
resztki start learning		leftover
nieprzekonany start learning		unconvinced
wymazać dług start learning		wipe out a debt
bez precedensu start learning		unprecedented
napotkać, spotkać start learning		encounter
promuj wprowadzanie funkcji i odkrywanie start learning		promote feature adoption and discovery
to push something or someone gently, especially to push someone with your elbow to attract the person's attention start learning		nudge szturchać
small, loose pieces of wool or other soft material, or the down on a young animal start learning		fluff puch He brushed the fluff off his coat.
able to change easily from one activity to another or able to be used for many different purposes start learning		versatile uniwersalny, wszechstronny A leather jacket is a timeless and versatile garment that can be worn in all seasons. We want all our staff to be versatile. Teachers have to be versatile to cope with different ability levels.
not willing/wanting to do something and therefore slow to do it (adj.) start learning		reluctant niechętny I was having such a good time I was reluctant to leave. Many parents feel reluctant to talk openly with their children. She persuaded her reluctant husband to take a trip to Flo with her. She had trouble sleeping but was reluctant to take sleeping pills.
zdezynfekować start learning		disinfect
urlop rodzicielski start learning		parental leave
praca na umowę - zlecenie start learning		work on contract
upośledzony układ odpornościowy start learning		immune system compromised
mentalność stada start learning		herd mentality
goście przygotowani na koniec świata start learning		survivalists
to collect large amounts of something and keep it for yourself, often in a secret place, to keep a large number of things that are not needed or have no value, because you are suffering from a mental condition start learning		hoard gromadzić zapasy, zbieractwo During the siege people began hoarding food and supplies. There would be enough food on a daily basis if people were not hoarding. She hoarded dirty bottles, old newspapers, broken appliances, even plastic bags from cereal boxes.
województwo start learning		voivodeship
gmina miejska start learning		municipality
gmina wiejska start learning		rural
obcy (wiele) start learning		strangers
zakazane spotkania publiczne start learning		baned public gatherings
reakcje/odpowiedzi proaktywne kontra reakcyjne start learning		proactive versus reactive responses
zwolennik teorii spiskowych start learning		conspiracy theorist
tania siła robocza start learning		cheap labour
wyciek wody start learning		water leak
ślusarz start learning		locksmith
przebicie start learning		puncture
lewarek start learning		jack
to look for someone or something, especially for a long time until you find him, her, or it: start learning		seek sth out/ seek sb szukać, poszukiwać While he was at the library, Steve decided to seek out some information on the history of the area.
empatyczny, pełen zrozumienia start learning		empathetic
lepki Po maratonie byłam lepka od potu. start learning		sticky I was sticky with sweat after the marathon.
very enthusiastic about something start learning		sold on sth I can't say I'm sold on the idea.
to happen many times or to happen again start learning		recur powtarzać się The theme of freedom recurs throughout her writing. If the pain/problem/trouble, etc. recurs, come and see me. If the problem recurs, I’ll see my doctor about it.
tworzenie zaangażowania użytkownika start learning		crafting a user engagement
soon start learning		before long wkrótce With a little exercise, you'll be back in shape before long.
przejmować coś (np., interes) start learning		take over something (e.g., business)
podniesienie ręki / cos energatycznego start learning		upbeat
short and clear, expressing what needs to be said without unnecessary words start learning		concise zwięzły Make your answers clear and concise.
wezwanie do działania, start learning		call to action
the fact of accepting that something is true or right, something given to thank someone for what they have done, a letter or email to say that something has been received start learning		acknowledgement potwierdzenie, podziękowanie, potwierdzenie otrzymania (listu, zgłoszenia) All I want is some acknowledgment that his behaviour is unreasonable. We sent her a copy of the book in acknowledgment of her part in its creation. I applied for four jobs, but I've only had one acknowledgment so far.
to increase the speed, power, or cost of something, to increase activity or the level of something start learning		ramp sth up podnosić, zwiększać, przyspieszać działania The company announced plans to ramp up production to 10,000 units per month. To stay competitive, they'll have to ramp up product development as well as cut prices. Mitsubishi has ramped up the speed of its new micro-controllers.
szkic Przygotuj szkic kontraktu. start learning		sketch Prepare a sketch of the contract.
not able to be understood, (of speech or writing) not clear enough to be understood start learning		unintelligible niezrozumiały He muttered something unintelligible.
If the picture or sound of a film or recording fades out or someone fades it out, it becomes gradually weaker (pv) start learning		fade out zanikać, znikać, gasnąć
obecny Jestem obecny. start learning		present I'm present.
ordinary, typical, or usual start learning		everyday codzienny, zwykły, pospolity the everyday lives of ordinary Russian citizens. Death was an everyday occurrence during the Civil War.
przynajmniej dla mnie start learning		at least for me
opcja rozruchu start learning		boot option
kierowniczy start learning		managerial
kciuki w górę / kciuki w dół start learning		thumbs-up/thumbs-down
ruszajmy się start learning		let's get rolling
osłabiony, upośledzony (adjective) start learning		debilitated
the surrounding of a place by an armed force in order to defeat those defending it (n) start learning		siege oblężenie The siege of Mafeking lasted for eight months. The soldiers laid siege to the city. The castle was under siege for months. figurative That whole weekend at Cannes, Brigitte Bardot was under siege by photographers.
a device, machine, or piece of equipment, especially an electrical one that is used in the house, such as a cooker or washing machine start learning		appliances AGD We stock a wide range of domestic appliances, including fridges, freezers and dishwashers. We recommend that an engineer services your gas appliance annually. Don't plug in an electrical appliance with wet hands - you could get an electric shock.
rozpraszacze start learning		distractions
zdyscyplinowany start learning		disciplined
very embarrassed (adjective) start learning		mortified zawstydzony, upokorzony I am mortified to be causing my relatives so much concern. She was absolutely mortified to hear her son swearing at the teacher.
zażenowany, zawstydzony start learning		embarrassed
Kwas mlekowy start learning		lactic acid
okres ciąży start learning		gestation period
ciąża start learning		pregnancy
data porodu start learning		date of delivery
okropne dwulatki (pl, n) start learning		terrible twos
calm and controlled behaviour, determined control over behavior in order to prevent the strong expression of emotion or any violent action (n) start learning		restraint powściągliwość You really have to show a lot of restraint to stay out of debt. He showed admirable restraint, and refused to be provoked. The security forces exercised (= used) great restraint by not responding to hostile attacks and threats.
nieszkodliwe kłamstwo start learning		white lie
szczery Szczerze mówiąc, nie lubię cię. start learning		frank To be frank, I don't like you.
bielactwo start learning		vitiligo
przelewa swoje emocje start learning		deflects his emotions
przywiązanie do zwierząt start learning		attachment to animals
werbalizować start learning		verbalize
samotnik, odludek start learning		hermit, recluse
hodować 3 start learning		breed - bred - bred
a person who has achieved a position of authority (n) start learning		top dog His position as top dog was now under threat. The company is top dog in the food retail market.
szyć start learning		sew
kiermasz Dziś jest duży kiermasz. Chciałabym tam pójść. start learning		bazaar There's a big bazaar today. I'd like to go there.
careful not to give too much information or show how you really feel, protected from being known, found, harmed, or taken start learning		guarded powściągliwy, ostrożny a guarded response Conversation on the trading floor tends to be polite but guarded. carefully/closely/fiercely guarded. a carefully guarded secret
musisz całować dużo żab, zanim spotkasz swoją księżniczkę start learning		you have to kiss lots of frog before meet your princess
uchylając się od odpowiedzi start learning		dodging the answer
słaby punkt start learning		sore point
z moich obliczeń wynika start learning		by my reckoning z moich obliczeń wynika By my reckoning we should get there in one hour
bagno W bajkach straszny ogr często mieszka w pobliżu bagna. start learning		swamp In fairytales, the scary ogre often lives next to a swamp.
niezdarny Stłukłam butelkę wódki. Jestem taka niezdarna. start learning		clumsy I've broken a bottle of vodka. I'm so clumsy.
the fact that you are too interested in your appearance or achievements (n) start learning		vanity próżność He wants the job purely for reasons of vanity and ambition.
an occasion when someone who is talking on the television or radio mentions someone in order to thank them or wish them well start learning		shout-out pozdrawiać I want to give a shout-out to my dad, who helped me a lot
a strong feeling of disapproval and dislike at a situation, person's behaviour, etc (n) start learning		disgust niesmak, She walked out in disgust. We are demonstrating to show our anger and disgust at the treatment of refugees. He resigned from the committee in disgust at the corruption.
extremely unpleasant and causing you to feel shock and anger, annoying start learning		sickening odrażający, denerwujący obrzydliwy, The slaves were treated with sickening cruelty. There was a sickening thud when the child fell from the tree and hit the ground. It's sickening, the way she gets her parents to do what she wants
cierpliwość do start learning		patience for
krzyczeć na start learning		shout at
żywe istoty start learning		living things
rosnąć (o żywych istotach) start learning		grow (about living things)
wzrost (o rzeczach nieożywionych) start learning		increase (about non-living things)
moje oczy zaczynają się przewracać start learning		my eyes start rolling
zjechać na pobocze start learning		pull over
Muszę się zatrzymać i zrobić sobie przerwę start learning		I need to pull over and take a break
zdrzemnąć się Po powrocie z pracy zdrzemnęłam się na chwilę. start learning		doze off After coming back from work, I dozed off for a while.
ludzki organizm start learning		human body
przewijać start learning		rewind - rewound - rewound
to think again about a plan, idea, or system in order to change or improve it (verb, noun) start learning		re-think przemyślenie, przemyśleć Her family's disapproval made her rethink her plans. The incident led to a rethink of the department's health and safety policies.
przeżywać moment start learning		re-live the moment
migotanie przedsionków start learning		atrial fibrillation
tekst piosenki start learning		lyrics
Nie słyszę własnego myślenia start learning		I can't hear myself thinking
rude or offensive language that someone uses, especially when they are angry start learning		swearing at przeklinać, kląć, bluzgać to swear like a sailor
to think or believe, consider, calculate start learning		reckon myśleć, uważać, przeliczać I reckon it's going to rain. How much do you reckon (that) it's going to cost? "Can you fix my car today?" "I reckon not/so. She was widely reckoned (to be) the best actress of her generation. Angela quickly reckoned the amount on her fingers.
wspólny start learning		common
materia start learning		material
bodziec start learning		impulse
blask start learning		glitter
travelling or being taken or sent away from a particular point (adj) start learning		outbound wychodzący np. lot, przesyłka Problems resulted in nine inbound and 17 outbound flights being cancelled. outbound goods
a way to achieve something; a method, a way of showing how much or how great something is, a method for dealing with a situation start learning		measure środek, sposób, metoda, rozmiar, miara a system of weights and measures. It is a measure of his popularity that he got over 70% of the vote. This machine measures the patient's heart rate. Medicare was a measure intended to guarantee health care for everyone over the age of 65.
ociągają się start learning		drag their feet
z wahaniem podejmują środki start learning		hesitantly venturing measures
to jest to co zabierzesz start learning		this is what you will take away
będziemy ograniczać start learning		we will curb
uśmierzać start learning		relieve
valuable property owned by someone who wants to borrow money, which the person agrees will become the property of the lender (= person or business that lends money) if the debt is not paid back start learning		collateral hipoteka
przyznaj dostęp przy użyciu hierarchii start learning		grant access using hierarchies
broken or torn pieces left from the destruction of something larger start learning		debris gruzy, szczątki After the tornado, debris from damaged trees and houses littered the town.
stacja ładująca start learning		charging cradle
an occasion when two or more companies or organizations join together to make one larger company start learning		merger fuzja She's an attorney who advises companies about mergers and takeovers. The merger of these two companies would create the world's biggest accounting firm.
prosty model danych start learning		straightforward data model
blat start learning		countertop
schemat jednostki start learning		entity diagram
podnieść poziom sesji do wysokiego poziomu pewności start learning		raise the session level to high assurance
the main shape or edge of something, without any details, a description of the main facts about something start learning		outline zarys, szkic If you read the minutes of the meeting, they'll give you a broad outline of what was discussed. Some novelists start by writing an outline. She drew the outline of the boat and then coloured it in.
wieloletni problem start learning		perennial problem
trumna start learning		coffin
perspektywy biznesowe start learning		business outlook
wręcz słonecznie start learning		downright sunny
niestrudzenie start learning		tirelessly
pleśń start learning		mildew
zmieść start learning		sweep off
szlachetny To bardzo szlachetne z twojej strony, że stajesz w mojej obronie, ale potrafię sama o siebie zadbać. start learning		noble It is very noble of you to stand up for me, but I can look after myself.
an increase in something, a price or offer on a share that is higher than the previous price at which the share was sold start learning		uptick (n) zwiększenie, wzrost uptick in sth. We can see some uptick in activity in the marketplace. Even after yesterday's uptick, the shares remain more than 40% below their peak a year ago.
przydatność start learning		usefulness
u dołu start learning		across the bottom
konta firmowe start learning		marquee accounts
to make something pure or improve something, especially by removing unwanted material, to improve an idea, method, system, etc. by making small changes start learning		refine oczyścić Crude oil is industrially refined to purify it and separate out the different elements, such as benzene. Engineers spent many months refining the software.
to destroy or reduce the pleasure, interest, or beauty of something, When food ... or is ..., it is no longer good enough to eat, to treat someone very or too well, especially by being extremely generous start learning		spoil zepsuć, rozpieszczać (kogoś/siebie) He tried not to let the bad news spoil his evening. The oil spill has spoiled the whole beautiful coastline. The dessert will spoil if you don't keep it in the fridge. When I'm feeling miserable I go shopping and spoil myself
immediately start learning		straightaway natychmiast We don't have to go straightaway, do we?
poszło nie tak start learning		has gone awry
a girl or young woman start learning		maiden panienka In the story, the prince woos and wins the fair maiden.
looking old and in bad condition because of being used for a long time or not being cared for, not honourable or fair; unacceptable start learning		shabby obdarty, zaniedbany, nie fair, w złym stanie He wore a shabby old overcoat. Her home is a rented one-bedroom apartment in a shabby part of town. The refugees were shabby and hungry. She spoke out about the shabby way the case had been handled. The company's treatment of women was shabby.
wydechowy Coś musi być nie tak z układem wydechowym w tym samochodzie. start learning		exhaust There must be something wrong with the exhaust system in this car.
a statement that describes something in a way that makes it seem less important, serious, bad, etc. than it really is, or the act of making such statements start learning		understatement niedomówienie, umniejszenie To say that her resignation was a shock would be an understatement - it caused panic. It didn't go well. That's the understatement of the year/decade/century. It was a disaster. It's an understatement to say the workers are worried about their futures.
a small room, often only large enough for one person, within a larger room or area, a small space with walls or curtains around it, that is separate from the rest of a room and where you can be private when taking clothes off, etc. start learning		cubicle kabina, przestrzeń prywatna I was getting undressed in one of the cubicles. They work in cubicles in an open-plan office.
pstrokaty motłoch start learning		motley rabble-rousers
poprzednik start learning		predecessor
kłódka start learning		padlock a movable lock with a U-shaped part that is pushed into another part to close and is usually opened with a key One of the gates has a padlock on it.
znaczek pocztowy start learning		postage stamp
skrzynia ze skarbami start learning		treasure chest
kreda start learning		chalk
waga (urządzenie) start learning		scales
namiot cyrkowy start learning		big top
wiatrak start learning		windmill
piła ręczna start learning		handsaw
tarcza start learning		shield
nuta start learning		musical note
śledzenie aktualizacji start learning		feed tracking
szewc start learning		a shoemaker
mierzyć to discover the exact size or amount of something, to judge the quality, effect, importance, or value of something start learning		measure mierzyć, oceniać "Will the table fit in here?" "I don't know - let's measure it."There is no way of measuring the damage done to morale.
wynikać, następować, wywiązać się start learning		ensue
a very small mark, piece, or amount start learning		speck punkcik, drobinka, pyłek He'd been painting the door and there were specks of paint all over the floor. There's not a speck of dust/dirt in their house. We could see a speck (= a small amount) of light at the end of the tunnel. These small islands are just specks on the map.
tytuł start learning		heading
to be a sign of something that will happen in the future, usually something very good or bad (v) start learning		bode wróżyć This does not bode well for the future of the peace process. These recently published figures bode ill/do not bode well for the company's future. The hurricane bodes disaster for those areas in its path.
parafia start learning		parish
spocznij start learning		ease
a raised edge along the side of a street, often forming part of a path for people to walk on start learning		curb krawężnik She stood on the curb and waited until the light turned green to cross the street.
an occasion when a group of people, especially soldiers or sailors, refuses to obey orders and/or attempts to take control from people in authority start learning		mutiny bunt Conditions on the ship were often very bad, and crews were on the point of mutiny. There were rumours of mutiny among the troops. Soldiers crushed mutinies in three jails.
to prevent something from happening by acting firs start learning		forestall ubiec Many doctors prescribe aspirin to forestall second heart attacks. the company executives forestalled criticism by inviting union leaders to meet.
wanting something very much or wanting a lot of something, extremely hungry (adj) start learning		ravenous wygłodniały I'm ravenous - where's supper? Growing boys have ravenous appetites. a ravenous appetite for cash. a stage star who was ravenous for attention
to be unwilling to do something start learning		be loath to do sth niechętny, oporny I'm loath to spend it all at once
short or quick (adj) start learning		fleeting przelotny, krótki a fleeting glimpse. This is just a fleeting visit.
to experience problems, punishment, or harm because you do not obey a rule or disagree with a powerful organization, group, or person start learning		afoul konflikt, He was 15 when he first ran afoul of the law. At one point Seeger fell afoul of the US government for his anti-war actions.
rydwan start learning		chariot
to stop a fire or light from burning or shining, especially by putting water on it or by covering it with something start learning		douse zgasić
nieczysty oddech start learning		foul breath
szpiku kostnego start learning		marrowbones
a very deep hole that seems to have no bottom, a difficult situation that brings trouble or destruction start learning		abyss otchłań, trudna sytuacja The country is sinking/plunging into an abyss of violence and lawlessness. She found herself on the edge of an abyss.
życie po śmierci start learning		afterlife
to spoil something that is pure or someone's perfect reputation, to make something dirty start learning		sully kalać, mazać, zaświnić His reputation, he said, had been unfairly sullied by half-truths and innuendos. No speck of dirt had ever sullied his hands.
a feeling of anger and shock, a shocking, morally unacceptable, and usually violent action, (especially of an unfair action or statement) to cause someone to feel very angry, shocked, or upset start learning		outrage skandal, zniewaga, obraza, obrazić, bezcześcić, oburzać
wodorost start learning		seaweed
prowizja Ten bank pobiera wysoką prowizję. start learning		commission That bank charges a high commission.
uporządkowany start learning		orderly
the act of throwing, pushing, or pulling something with a lot of effort, to move something heavy using a lot of effort, If something ..., it makes one or more large movements up and down, to feel as if you are going to vomit start learning		heave podnosić, unosić coś z wysiłkiem, falować, ciągnąć na wymioty He heaved the bag onto his shoulder. She picked up a heavy book and heaved it at him. As the wind increased, the deck of the ship began to heave beneath his feet. The smell of the fish made me/my stomach heave.
maszt Żeglarz musiał wspiąć się na maszt, by naprawić problem z żaglem. start learning		mast The sailor had to climb the mast of the ship to fix the problem with the sail.
to make it more difficult for something to happen or more difficult for someone to do something start learning		impede przeszkadzać, utrudniać Although he's shy, it certainly hasn't impeded his career in any way.
bosman Do głównych obowiązków bosmana należy nadzorowanie załogi na pokładzie. start learning		bosun Main duties of bosun include supervising the crew on deck.
a strong feeling of sympathy and sadness for the suffering or bad luck of others and a wish to help them: start learning		compassion współczucie I was hoping she might show a little compassion.
a promise, especially that you will tell the truth in a law court: start learning		oath przysięga Medieval knights took an oath of allegiance/loyalty to their lord. The witness placed her hand on the Bible and took the oath (= promised to tell the truth).
without much care, attention, or control, not severe or strong enough start learning		lax niedbały, zbyt pobłażliwy, niedostateczny
worrying, without hope, serious or sad, very unpleasant or ugly start learning		grim ponury, srogi, groźny, przygnębiający, twardy, zacięty The future looks grim. Her face was grim as she told them the bad news. The expression on his face was one of grim determination. a grim-looking block of flats
the place where a person or thing is start learning		whereabouts miejsce pobytu The police asked if Betty knew the whereabouts of a missing man. Trupin is thought to be in the Caribbean, although his exact whereabouts are/is a mystery.
severe and showing no sadness or guilt, never stopping or impossible to stop (adj) start learning		remorseless bezlitosny remorseless cruelty/violence. a remorseless judge. the hurricane's remorseless approach. remorseless pressure to succeed
kajdany start learning		shackles
an amount of money that you risk in the hope of winning more, by trying to guess something uncertain, or the agreement that you make to take this risk start learning		wager zakład She put a cash wager of £50 on the race. He tried to eat 50 hard-boiled eggs, for a wager.
a matter or object of little value or importance, unimportant thing start learning		trifle drobiazgi I brought a few trifles back from India - pieces of jewellery and fabric mainly.
(a cause of) a feeling of great sadness start learning		sorrow smutek The sorrow she felt over/at the death of her husband was almost too much to bear. The sorrows of her earlier years gave way to joy in later life.
a long, thin mark that is easily noticed because it is very different from the area surrounding it, a short period of good or bad luck, an often unpleasant characteristic that is very different from other characteristics start learning		streak smuga, pasmo, żyłka The window cleaner left dirty streaks. I dye my hair to hide grey streaks. Her stubborn streak makes her difficult to work with. I just hope my lucky streak continues until the championships. The thunderstorm ended a streak of 90 days without any rain.
majster /brygadzista start learning		foreman
policjant start learning		trooper
a flying weapons that has its own engine so that it can travel a long distance before exploding at the place that it has been aimed at. any object that is thrown with the intention of causing injury or damage: start learning		missiles rakiety Missile attacks on the capital resumed at dawn. Stones, bottles, and other missiles were thrown at the police. (formal)
a lot of very small broken pieces start learning		smithereens drobne kawałki The city was bombed to smithereens during the war. So many films involve everyone and everything being blown to smithereens.
If someone is ... from work, school, etc., they are temporarily not allowed to work, go to school, or take part in an activity because of having done something wrong: start learning		suspended zawieszony She was suspended from school for fighting. He was suspended for four games after arguing with the referee.
an official statement that something must happen: start learning		decree rozporządzenie, dekret, zarządzanie More than 200 people were freed by military decree. They decreed an end to discrimination on grounds of age. After the earthquake, the government decreed that all new buildings must be built according to the new standards.
willingness to believe that something is real or true, especially when this is unlikely start learning		credulity łatwowierność, naiwność
covered with mucus from the nose start learning		snotty zasmarkany You could have told me I had a snotty nose! I don't want to use your snotty handkerchief!
always loyal in supporting a person, organization, or set of beliefs or opinions adj) start learning		staunch zagorzały a staunch friend and ally. He gained a reputation as being a staunch defender/supporter of civil rights
ciężar do poniesienia start learning		burden to bear
to watch a particular situation closely to see what happens start learning		keep a weather eye on sth They are well accustomed to keeping a weather eye on currency movements. Your weight can be a strong indicator of your general health, so it's important to keep a weather eye on it.
something that is very helpful and improves the quality of life start learning		boon pomoc, dobrodziejstwo Guide dogs are a great boon to the partially sighted.
a short journey/trip for pleasure, sometimes including a stay, to go on a short journey for pleasure (n, v) start learning		jaunt wyprawa a Sunday jaunt into the hills. He's always jaunting off around the world on business trips, leaving his wife to cope with the babies by herself.
śmigać, okrążać, zamek okrężny start learning		zip around
własna wiedza mobilna start learning		in-house mobile expertise
klasy korporacyjnej start learning		enterprise-grade
klasy konsumenckiej start learning		consumer-grade
to like someone or something very much; to like doing something (adj), having feelings of affection for someone or something, or having a liking for an activity start learning		fond, be fond of sb lubić, czuły, lubiany I’m really fond of my aunt. She had fond memories of her childhood. Charles is fond of driving, so I’m happy just to be a passenger. She was very fond of horses. "I'm very fond of you, you know," he said. My brother is fond of pointing out my mistakes.
to provide an army with more soldiers or weapons. To make sth stronger: start learning		reinforce wzmacniać, zasilać I want to reinforce the garden wall so that it doesn't fall down. The pockets on my jeans are reinforced with double stitching. The final technical report into the accident reinforces the findings of initial investigations.
sprzyjać większemu zaangażowaniu start learning		foster more engagement
sedna (dostać się do sedna ...) start learning		nitty-gritty (get down to the nitty-gritty of...)
posunąć się naprzód start learning		forge ahead
to try as hard as you can start learning		put your best foot forward
a formal agreement between two countries or groups at war to stop fighting for a particular time, especially to talk about possible peace start learning		armistice zawieszenie broni A two-week armistice has been declared between the rival factions.
a feeling of anger towards another person that makes someone want to annoy, upset, or hurt them, especially in a small way, to intentionally annoy, upset, or hurt someone (n, v) start learning		spite złość, złośliwość, He's the sort of man who would let down the tyres on your car just out of/from spite. I almost think he died without making a will just to spite his family.
polite behaviour, or a polite action or remark (n) start learning		courtesy uprzejmość They should teach drivers to show pedestrians some courtesy. You might get along better with your parents if you showed them some courtesy. He could at least have had the courtesy to say sorry.
having and expressing extreme and unreasonable feelings, suffering from this kind of illness start learning		rabid wściekły, rozjuszony, chory na wściekliznę, nierozsądny, zagorzały Even the most rabid football fans probably wouldn't know this. a rabid dogs
not clearly expressed, known, described, or decided start learning		vague niejasny, nieokreślony, mglisty I do have a vague memory of meeting her many years ago. The patient had complained of vague pains and backache.
without being influenced or prevented by, without taking any notice of or being influenced by; not prevented by start learning		in spite of/ despite pomimo czegoś I still enjoyed the week despite the weather. Despite repeated assurances that the product is safe, many people have stopped buying it. The game continued despite the rain. Despite her illness, she came to work
machnął na nią ręką start learning		waved her over
wyciągnąć rękę start learning		thrust out a hand
pozory mylą start learning		appearances confuse
a time when all the people involved in a play, dance, etc. practise in order to prepare for a performance start learning		rehearsal próba They didn't have time for (a) rehearsal before the performance. He's a producer with three plays in rehearsal.
an unwanted twist or bend in a wire, rope, pipe, etc. that is usually straight: start learning		kinks załamania, skręcenia na linie/rurze There was a kink in the pipe.
nie musicie tego znosić sami start learning		you don't have to endure it alone
zmiana jest nieunikniona start learning		change is inevitable
wkrótce to poznamy start learning		we covere that shortly
to come together in a single place or bring parts together in a single group, to make something by joining separate parts start learning		assemble montuj aplikacje, składaj aplikacje, gromadzić to assemble data
bułka tarta start learning		breadcrump
a house or place to live in (formal) start learning		dwelling mieszkanie There is an estimated shortfall of some five million dwellings across the country.
iglica start learning		spire
a small wave on the surface of water, a sound or feeling that spreads through a person or group of people, gradually increasing and then becoming smaller, to (cause to) move in small waves start learning		ripple zmarszczki, załamania, marszczyć, falować The stone she threw caused ripples to spread across the lake. A ripple of laughter/applause, etc. ran through the crowd. His muscles rippled under his skin.
doceniający, wdzięczny start learning		appreciative
a peaceful, calm state, without noise, violence, worry, etc.: start learning		tranquility spokój living in peace and tranquility I love the tranquility of the lake
the feeling of being sorry for something you have done because you feel it was wrong, or the act of showing this start learning		penitence skrucha He expressed penitence for what he had done. She cried tears of penitence.
chytry start learning		sly
cukiernia start learning		patisserie
a person who pays rent for the use of land or a building, a person who rents a room, a building, or land start learning		tenant lokator, najemca For years, they were tenants on my father’s property.
If you describe a person or their behaviour as ..., you mean that they are very bold and do not care what other people think about them or their behaviour, obvious, without any attempt to be hidden start learning		brazen bezczelny, bezwstydny, mający w nosie opinię innych, pewny swego He told me a brazen lie. They're quite brazen about their sexuality, it doesn't worry them.
ogar, pies gończy start learning		hound
kazanie start learning		sermon
szurnięty, zgorzkniały start learning		cranky
to be nervous or worried start learning		fret denerwować się, martwić się, Don't fret - I'm sure he's OK. She spent the day fretting about/over what she'd said to Nicky.
Rzuć okiem start learning		take a peek
to become dry, smaller, and covered with lines as if by crushing or folding, or to make something do this, to become much smaller than is needed or wanted start learning		shrivel skurczyć się, zmarszczyć się, wyschnąć The lack of rain has shrivelled the crops. You ought to pick that lettuce before it shrivels (up) and dies. Profits are shrivelling as the recession gets worse.
a strong feelings of wishing for something, especially something that you cannot have or get easily start learning		yearning tęsknota, pragnienie I suppose it's because I live in a city that I have this yearning for open spaces. He spoke of his yearning for another child. He always had a yearning to be a schoolteacher.
szkodnik start learning		pest
przystań start learning		harbour
If you talk about the ... of society or of a community, you mean the people in it who you consider to be the most worthless and bad. start learning		dregs margines społeczny the dregs of society
someone who does not have a permanent home or job and moves from one place to another or from one job to another start learning		drifter włóczęga
rondel start learning		skillet
to make the loud, unpleasant sound of a chicken, to laugh in a loud, high voice start learning		cackling gdakanie The hens cackled in alarm. A group of women were cackling in a corner. a cackling witch
przyjemnie ostry, żywy, energiczny start learning		zesty
słonawy start learning		salatious
przekonanie start learning		conviction
kwaśny start learning		sour
to force someone to leave somewhere start learning		evict eksmitować Tenants who fall behind in their rent risk being evicted. He was evicted from the bar for drunken and disorderly behaviour. Long-time residents are being evicted from the buildings.
Nie powiem nikomu start learning		I won't tell a soul
to make someone become suddenly and completely in love with you: start learning		sweep sb off their feet The first time he met her, he was completely swept off his feet.
in a way that shows you are willing to do something new, difficult, or that involves risks; bravely (adv) start learning		gamely odważnie I'll take care of the baby," he said gamely
perfect, with no problems or bad parts, without mistakes or faults (adj) start learning		impeccable nienaganny impeccable taste/manners/credentials His English is impeccable.
macierzyński start learning		maternal
to make a new product, service, or system available for the first time, an occasion when a new product or service is gradually made available to more people after it has first been tested in a particular area: start learning		rollout wdrożenie, wejście na rynek rollout of sth. Rollout of the new technology has been slow. a product rollout. A media campaign is expected to roll out early next year. roll sth out. The company plans to roll out the scheme across Europe in the coming months.
people, esp. those of a particular group or type start learning		folks ludzie Some folks have been waiting over an hour to buy tickets.
wpis, lista, wykaz, pozycja start learning		listing
warto spróbować start learning		it's worth a try
montaż start learning		montage
fachowo start learning		expertly
pełnoprawnym start learning		full-fledged
rzucić się na łaskę czegoś start learning		throw oneself on the mercy of sth
z kolei start learning		in turn
usprawnienia start learning		streamlines
noc ciekawostek/quiz pubowy start learning		trivia night
gardzić Nicole to taka okropna osoba. Gardzę nią! start learning		despise Nicole is such a horrible person. I despise her!
to attract attention or interest (3) start learning		draw, drew, drawn przyciągać uwagę He's an excellent speaker who always draws a crowd. Could I draw your attention to item number three on the agenda? UK Does he wear those ridiculous clothes to draw attention to himself?
insynuatorzy start learning		innuendos
the state of being frightening and violent (n) start learning		ferocity okrucieństwo The ferocity of the attack shocked a lot of people. The hurricane hit with terrible ferocity.
the state of being completely forgotten or destroyed start learning		oblivion zapomnienie He was another minor poet who was consigned to oblivion. These toys will be around for a year or two, then fade/slide/sink into oblivion. The planes bombed the city into oblivion
turkusowy start learning		teal blue
aczkolwiek start learning		albeit
o połowę start learning		halved
to relate to or have a connection with something: start learning		pertain to sth dotyczyć, odnosić się do czegoś regulations pertaining to high-tech industries. Seaweed’s properties, as they pertain to skin care, are still in dispute.
zawierać start learning		to contain
in a way that has a negative or harmful effect (adv) start learning		adversely niekorzystnie A lot of companies have been adversely affected by the recession. The film was never meant to reflect adversely on the small city where it was made. Cancellations and delays may continue to adversely affect the airline's financial performance
someone's ability to think of clever new ways of doing something, the skill of thinking, performing, or using things in new ways, esp. to solve problems (n) start learning		ingenuity pomysłowość Drug smugglers constantly use their ingenuity to find new ways of getting drugs into a country. With a little ingenuity, meals can be tasty as well as inexpensive.
mnogość start learning		multitude
zarządzanie witryną start learning		site management
pracownik badań klinicznych start learning		clinical research associate
used to describe time spent working that you can charge money for start learning		billable liczony według stawki godzinowej Some firms charge a flat fee rather than using a system of billable hours. All emergency incidents are billable for a minimum of two hours for all contract types. In this example the billable rate is $120 dollars an hour.
API włączone start learning		API enabled
given or made available for a particular purpose: start learning		allotted asygnowany, przydzielony, przyznany Did you finish your essay in the allotted time. conference delegates need to be in their allotted seats. When plants outgrow their allotted space you need to prune or replant them. Everyone connected with the show had their allotted task.
nieprzetworzone start learning		un-proctored
złe zachowanie start learning		misconduct
ujawnienie, odsłonięcie start learning		disclosure
to avoid something, especially cleverly or illegally: start learning		circumvent przechytrzyć, obchodzić, omijać Ships were registered abroad to circumvent employment and safety regulations.
ogniwo start learning		nexus
firma łączy w sobie start learning		the company combines
rude and showing no respect, or referring to sex, especially in a humorous way (old-fashioned) start learning		saucy pyskaty, zuchwały a saucy child
idiom when something (situation, organisation, set of standards etc) becomes very bad although it was once very good start learning		to go south After four years, their relationship began to go south. Until things went south. And the next day things went south
zmarszczył brwi start learning		frowned
odepchnąć od siebie start learning		shove away
to look at someone or something with a very annoyed expression, a very annoyed expression, to use the face to express anger, esp. at someone start learning		scowl skrzywić się When I asked the boss for a day off, he just scowled and told me to get back to work. She was clearly annoyed, as you could tell from the scowl on her face. The boy scowled at her and reluctantly followed her back into school.
to make something secret known start learning		divulge ujawniać, wyjawić, ogłosić, rozgłosić, odkryć Journalists do not divulge their sources. [+ question word ] The CEO refused to divulge how much she earned.
someone who tries to deceive people into giving them money, a prostitute start learning		hustler wyłudzacz, dziwka, kanciarz The street was full of hustlers, drug addicts, and pimps.
wiarygodny Wyjaśnienie spóźnienia, jakie przedstawił, było wiarygodne, ale Andrea i tak w nie nie uwierzyła. start learning		plausible The explanation he gave for being late was plausible, but Andrea still didn't believe it.
skarbiec, skrytka Zamierzam umieścić nasze sztabki złota w skrytce bankowej. start learning		vault I'm going to put our gold bullion into a secure vault at the bank.
(an act of) keeping the truth hidden, especially to get an advantage (n)dishonest or illegal methods used by a person or organization in order to get something or to make people believe that something is true when it is not (n + adj) start learning		deceit, deceitful oszustwo, podstęp, fałsz podstępny, fałszywy The story is about theft, fraud, and deceit on an incredible scale. All we hear from them are lies and deceit. She just assumes that elected leaders are cynical and deceitful. The company filed a legal claim alleging deceit and breach of contract.
zrobiony na zamówienie start learning		bespoke
uparty start learning		stubborn
konfigurowalne prognozowanie start learning		customizable forecasting
wspólne prognozowanie start learning		collaborative forecasting
piaskownica start learning		sandbox
prognozy start learning		forecasts
to work with someone else for a special purpose start learning		collaborate współpracować Two writers collaborated on the script for the film. A German company collaborated with a Swiss firm to develop the product. The British and Italian police collaborated in catching the terrorists.
the job or activity of judging what is likely to happen in the future, based on the information you have now start learning		forecasting prognozowanie, przewidywanie, spekulowanie economic/market/sales forecasting. The report looks at the role of sales and market forecasting in the operation of the business.
cyfra Podali mi czterocyfrowy kod PIN. start learning		digit I was given a four-digit PIN code.
a chance that something may happen or be true: start learning		possibility możliwość It's not likely to happen but I wouldn't rule out the possibility. The forecast said that there's a possibility of snow. There's a distinct possibility I'll be asked to give a speech. Is there any possibility (that) you could pick me up from the station?
czyni start learning		renders
wiele funkcji start learning		a host of features
tablica ogłoszeń start learning		bulletin board
continued effort and determination (n) start learning		perseverance wytrwałość / niezmordowanie Through hard work and perseverance, he worked his way up to the top.
potencjalny Potencjalny kupiec powiedział, że chce sześciu tysięcy jabłek i sadownicy mieli nadzieję, że dokona zakupu. start learning		prospective The prospective buyer had said he wanted six thousand apples, and the apple growers were hoping he would finish the deal.
szybkie odniesienie start learning		quick reference
zwęzić start learning		to narrow
designed to be folded into a smaller shape or size for easy storage start learning		collapsible składany (np. mebel, rower)
kapitalny Nowa adaptacja Szekspira w teatrze jest rewelacyjna. start learning		rad The new adaptation of Shakespeare in the theatre is rad.
roić się od pytań start learning		to swarm on questions
namówić Jeśli będziemy odpowiednio schlebiać Betty, może uda nam się namówić ją, żeby nam pomogła. start learning		cajole If we flatter Betty enough, we might be able to cajole her into helping us.
namówić kogoś do czegoś start learning		persuade someone to do something
w skrócie start learning		abbreviated
w pewnym momencie start learning		at some point
nie zabezpieczony start learning		untenured
cyna start learning		tin
something illegal or stolen that has been put secretly in a person's clothing or among the things that belong to them to make them seem guilty of a crime, start learning		plant kabel, wtyczka, gumowe ucho
wieczny Claire pomyślała, że może zostać wieczną studentką. Chodziła z kursu na kurs. start learning		perpetual Claire thought she might become a perpetual student. She just kept going from course to course.
wyprawiać, garbować skórę opalenizna start learning		to tan
wykoleić się start learning		go off the rails
used to emphasize how important or serious something is, the greatest amount or degree possible, greatest or most or farthest start learning		utmost najwyższy, największy, maksymalny, najdalszy a matter of the utmost importance. The situation needs to be handled with the utmost care. The new model of the car offers the utmost in power and performance.
czynniki start learning		considerations
proces uprawnień start learning		entitlement process
interfejs programowania aplikacji start learning		API, application programming interface
jak w zegarku start learning		like clockwork
to make a continuous low sound, to discover the true facts about someone or something secret and often illegal, to take part in a physical fight start learning		to rumble brać udział w bójce, hałasować, dudnić, turkotać Please excuse my stomach rumbling - I haven't eaten all day. Thunder rumbled in the distance. His boss eventually rumbled him, and he was sacked.
When a door, floorboard, etc..., it makes a long low sound when it moves or is moved start learning		creak skrzypieć The door creaked on its hinges. I heard the floorboards creak as he crept closer. I heard a creak on the stairs
dark and sad, without hope, or very bad start learning		dismal ponury, smutny, posępny The acting was dismal, wasn't it? What dismal weather! The trip was a dismal failure
ciskać, rzucać, miotać start learning		fling - flung - flung She flung a stone into the well.
using or containing more words than are necessary (adj) start learning		verbose rozwlekła (np prezentacja) a verbose explanation/report/speech/style. He was a notoriously verbose after-dinner speaker.
słownictwo start learning		wordage
sojusznik Stany Zjednoczone mają na świecie wielu sojuszników, ale również wielu wrogów. start learning		ally The United States has many allies in the world, but also many enemies.
careful when using money or food, or (of a meal) cheap or small in amount start learning		frugal oszczędny a frugal lifestyle/habits/living a frugal meal of bread and soup He built up his savings by being very frugal. frugal energy/water use
this type price or rate of interest is one that is unfairly high (adj) start learning		usurious lichwiarski Store cards may charge usurious rates, but they are not designed for taking extended credit. They were becoming increasingly unpopular due to usurious moneylending.
nakładać na start learning		heap onto
ubiór / strój start learning		outfit
To manage to pass or move through something with great difficulty due to a lack of space. To manage accomplish something by very narrowly overcoming some difficulty. start learning		to squeak through przecisnąć się, prześlizgnąć się I had to squeak through a huge group of in order to get off the train. I thought for sure I had failed the exam, but I managed to squeak through with a D.
oddawać się, poświęcać się Jeśli chcesz być częścią tego przedsięwzięcia, musisz całkowicie się mu poświęcić. start learning		commit If you are going to be part of this business, I need you to commit to it completely.
to fail to include or do something start learning		omit pominąć, nie zawrzeć She was omitted from the list of contributors to the report. The Prince's tour conveniently omitted the most deprived areas of the city. [+ to infinitive ] formal She omitted to mention that she would be away next week.
poddanie się start learning		surrendering
brave and determined (adj) start learning		gutsy odważny a gutsy perform, It is a gutsy and timely book.
untidy and dirty, messy, dirty, or not careful start learning		slovenly niechlujny, niedbały a slovenly appearance. I'll have to improve my slovenly habits - my mother's coming to stay. slovenly work. a slovenly housekeeper
przecięcie start learning		interseption
możliwości i implikacje start learning		capabilities and implications
the amount or number of something, especially that can be measured, a large amount or number of something start learning		quantity ilość, wielkie ilości, Police found a large/small quantity of drugs in his possession. We consumed vast quantities of food and drink that night. Poorer people can't afford to bulk buy and save by purchasing in quantity.
pomiary start learning		measurements
ilość start learning		quantity
szklany sufit start learning		glass ceiling
a little start learning		slightly trochę She's slightly taller than her sister. I'm slightly upset she forgot my birthday. I'm slightly worried that she'll get lost on the way.
to move slowly, quietly, and carefully, usually in order to avoid being noticed start learning		creep, crept, crept skradać się, wolno poruszać się naprzód She turned off the light and crept through the door. Someone was creeping around outside my window. The spider crept up the wall. The traffic was creeping along at a snail's pace.
zawias Drzwi zostały zdjęte z zawiasów. start learning		hinge The door had been pulled off its hinges.
deski podłogowe start learning		floorboards
rdza start learning		rust
parapet start learning		windowsill
schować końcówkę start learning		retract the tip
connected to, influenced by, or caused by something start learning		related połączony, powiązany, spokrewniony related costs/expenses, related products/services, related activities/changes/causes, be related to sth. We discussed unemployment and related issues
wpis do księgi cen start learning		price book entry
drążyć start learning		drill down
to defeat an enemy or opponent, especially in war start learning		vanquish pokonać Napoleon was vanquished at the battle of Waterloo in 1815. The vanquished army surrendered their weapons.
an action that breaks or acts against something, especially a law, agreement, principle, or something that should be treated with respect (n) start learning		violation naruszenie He claimed that the way he'd been treated was a gross violation of his civil/constitutional/human rights. It was clear that they had not acted in violation of the rules. The school is upgrading its alarms and correcting other fire code violations.
only and not involving anyone or anything else (adv) start learning		solely wyłącznie I bought it solely for that purpose. It seems he's not solely to blame for the accident. The product's success cannot be attributable solely to the ads.
dwutygodniowy start learning		biweekly
główne zakresy odpowiedzialności start learning		principal accountabilities
wątki start learning		threads
skomleć start learning		whine
the activity of stealing from shops during a violent event start learning		looting plądrowanie There were reports of widespread looting as hooligans stampeded through the city centre.
obrazowy, sugestywny (np. opis, wspomnienie) start learning		figurative
to try to persuade a particular group of people to support you or use your business start learning		woo, wooed, woos, wooing zabiegać The party has been trying to woo the voters with promises of electoral reform. He wooed her for months with flowers and expensive presents. Lin is trying to clear her company's legal status as she woos investors.
notorycznie start learning		notoriously
letni (o wodzie) start learning		lukewarm
delikatne mydło start learning		mild soap
ircha start learning		chamois leather
rozpuszczalniki start learning		solvents
hańba start learning		disgrace You're a disgrace (to the family) - what a way to behave! He brought disgrace on the whole team by falsifying the results.
fundusze rozwoju rynku start learning		market development funds
the floor of an entrance to a building or room, the level or point at which you start to experience something, or at which something starts to happen, a point at which something starts start learning		threshold próg, poziom, punkt startowy I have a low/high boredom threshold (I do/don't feel bored easily). It’s traditional for a man to carry his bride over the threshold. a low threshold for pain. We are on the threshold of a new era.
brak możliwości rozwoju start learning		lack of development opportunities
umiejętność pracy pod presją start learning		ability to work under pressure
prowadzić szkolenie start learning		conduct training
kolejność start learning		order
plan naprawczy start learning		remediation plan
the written record of what was said at a meeting: start learning		minutes protokół Harry will take the minutes
the ability to be happy, successful, etc. again after something difficult or bad has happened, the ability of a substance to return to its usual shape after being bent, stretched, or pressed start learning		resilience odporność, sprężystość, prężność Trauma researchers emphasize the resilience of the human psyche. The plant fibre has incredible strength and resilience.
a reduction in the amount of money that a company or person spends, a situation in which prices fall suddenly from a high level (stockmarket) start learning		pullback ograniczenie wydatków, wyhamowanie a pullback in spending/lending/hiring a massive pullback in consumer spending. The pullback will affect not only our own company but also those with whom we do business. The market is overextended and ready for a major pullback.
YTD - rok do chwili obecnej start learning		YTD - year to date
nietknięty Jest już bardzo niewiele krain, które pozostają nietknięte. start learning		intact There are very few lands that still remain intact.
cel start learning		a target
rozmieszczony, wdrożony start learning		deployed
zamieniać Jeśli nie podoba ci się sukienka, którą ci kupiłem, możesz zanieść ją z powrotem do sklepu i wymienić na inną. start learning		swap If you don't like the dress I bought you, you can take it back to the shop and swap it for a different one.
zapewniać start learning		to assure
rozwiązanie najlepsze w swojej klasie, najlepsze z możliwych start learning		best-off-breed solution
to love, protect, and care for someone or something that is important to you, to keep hopes, memories, or ideas in your mind because they are important to you and bring you pleasure start learning		cherish kochać Although I cherish my children, I do allow them their independence. I cherish the memories of the time we spent together. We cherish the many memories we have of our dear mother.
to add something to the end of a piece of writing start learning		append dodać coś w tekście The author appends a short footnote to the text explaining the point. Several footnotes were appended to the text.
to imagine or expect that something is a likely or desirable possibility in the future (v) start learning		envision wyobrażać sobie, zakładać, przewidywać He envisioned a partnership between business and government. The company envisions adding at least five stores next year.
zamawianie zapasów start learning		ordering inventory
podgląd Kliknij przycisk "Podgląd". start learning		preview Click preview button.
nieistotny, niezwiązany z tematem Gary powiedział coś, co było niezwiązane z tematem, o którym rozmawialiśmy w tamtym momencie. start learning		irrelevant Gary said something that was irrelevant to the topic we were discussing at that time.
powtarzać start learning		reiterate
zrzeczenie się start learning		disclaimer
Stałe wyłączenie odpowiedzialności start learning		Constant disclaimer
zasada spójności start learning		consistency principle
podczas gdy Lubię czytać, podczas gdy mój brat woli oglądać adaptacje filmowe. start learning		whereas I like reading, whereas my brother prefers watching film adaptations.
to change the words of a text, especially a law or a legal document, to make a change to a law start learning		amend modyfikować, zmieniać treść dokumentu In line 20, "men" should be amended to "people". Until the constitution is amended, the power to appoint ministers will remain with the president. The terms of the contract were amended in later years.
okno dialogowe wyszukiwania start learning		lookup dialog
jednomyślny start learning		unanimous
ułożone podsumowania start learning		stacked summaries
zagnieżdżone start learning		nested
to balance one effect against an opposing effect, so that there is no great difference as a result, the right to pay a person or organization less money than you owe them because they also owe you money start learning		offset równoważyć / wynagradzać The extra cost of travelling to work is offset by the lower price of houses here. What is the position regarding the offset of one debt against the other? When we are forced to travel by air, we always check the box to choose to offset our flights.
z biegiem czasu start learning		over time
logiczny błąd start learning		logical fallacy
więcej wglądu start learning		more insight
zostaną odrzucone następnego dnia start learning		will be discarded the day after
nieskończone pętle start learning		infinite loops
to reduce something to an earlier level or standard start learning		roll back sth wycofać, zmniejszyć do poprzedniego poziomu The president's plan to roll back environmental protections was not popular. The governor plans to roll property taxes back.
* (gwiazdka) Powinieneś umieścić gwiazdkę na końcu zdania, jeżeli w dalszej części chcesz dopisać jeszcze jakieś wyjaśnienie. start learning		asterisk You should use an asterisk at the end of your sentence if you want to explain it further.
to do something that is different from the usual or common way of behaving, to go in a different direction: start learning		deviate odbiegać The recent pattern of weather deviates from the norm for this time of a year. He never deviated from his strict vegetarian diet. We need to know when the bus deviates from its scheduled route.
to praise someone in order to make them feel attractive or important, sometimes in a way that is not sincere start learning		flatter pochlebiać, kadzić, słodzić I knew he was only flattering me because he wanted to borrow some money
rywal Moim największym rywalem w wyścigu jest mój starszy brat, który jest bardzo szybki na torze. start learning		rival My biggest rival in the race is my big brother, who is very fast on the track.
nakłaniać Michael jest taki aspołeczny! Jakkolwiek bym go nie przekonywał, to i tak nie mogę nakłonić go do wyjścia z domu. start learning		coax Michael is so antisocial! I can't coax him out of the house no matter what.
spokojny start learning		tranquil
noisy and possibly violent, (adj) start learning		rowdy hałaśliwy a rowdy party. rowdy behaviour. The theater was full of rowdy teenagers throwing popcorn and yelling.
podwozie start learning		chassis
obiekt użytkowy, pomieszczenie Ta firma ma nowoczesne obiekty. start learning		facility This company has modern facilities.
stanowiący start learning		constituting
jakość wykonania start learning		workmanship
praca fizyczna start learning		labor
jedyna opcja start learning		sole option
niezgodność start learning		nonconformance
caused by, if a comment, statement, etc. is ..., people know who said it or who is responsible for the information in it. (almost always followed by the preposition to) start learning		attributable spowodowany, związany z Her death was attributable to natural causes. This growth is attributable to many factors. The increase in sales is largely attributable to the fact that the product has come down in price. Briefings to the media must be open and attributable.
ograniczenia start learning		constraints
okablowanie start learning		wiring
gwarancja nie obejmuje start learning		warranty does not cover
normalne zużycie i wypalenie podczas użytkowania start learning		normal wear and burnout during use
bezpieczniki start learning		fuses
powyższy start learning		foregoing
a successful way of curing an illness or dealing with a problem or difficulty, a way of solving a problem or ordering someone to make a payment for harm or damage they have caused, using a decision made in a law court: start learning		remedy odszkodowanie, remedium an effective herbal remedy for headaches The best remedy for grief is hard work. We have exhausted all possible legal remedies for this injustice.
gwarancja określona w niniejszym dokumencie jest wyłączna start learning		warranty set forth herein is exclusive
in a suitable condition to be sold start learning		merchantable zbywalny The poor packing affected the merchantable quality of the goods.
czy na podstawie gwarancji start learning		whether based upon warranty
with that; with something that has been previously mentioned start learning		therewith, in connection therewith z tym I can truly say that in the three years during which you have administered the General Post Office, I remember no single complaint against you in connection therewith.
If a rule or law is ..., it is impossible to force people to obey it, that people cannot be made to obey, or that cannot be made to work effectively, an ... law or system cannot be accepted as legal in a court of law start learning		unenforceable niewykonalne Sections of the amendment are unenforceable under federal law. the proposed reforms are so complex that they will be virtually unenforceable in practice.
to decide on or choose, especially to choose a person for a particular job, by voting start learning		elects wybierać The President is elected for a four-year term of office. [+ as+ noun ] We elected him as our representative. [+ noun ] She was elected Chair of the Board of Governors. [+ to infinitive ] The group elected one of their members to be their spokesperson.
zrzeczenie się start learning		waiver
the formal announcement that someone no longer owns, supports, believes in, or has a connection with something, the fact of saying that you no longer support or have a connection with someone or something, or that you do not want something start learning		renunciation zrzeczenie się People who receive an inheritance have the right of renunciation of that inheritance, subject to certain conditions. the renunciation of the use of force
after something else start learning		subsequently następnie, w konsekwencji In 1982 he was arrested and subsequently convicted on drug trafficking charges. He was badly injured in the crash and subsequently died.
akcje składania start learning		submission actions
one of several layers or levels of importance, quality, to arrange or organize something in layers (n, v) start learning		tier poziom, warstwa, We sat in one of the upper tiers of the football stands. I don't understand why you think we need yet another tier of management. The seats in the theatre were steeply tiered. Only the upper tier of investors profits from the current economy.
tandetne wykonanie start learning		shoddy workmanship
świadomość start learning		awareness
cały czas start learning		around the clock
wyłamać drzwi start learning		break down the door
to choose to be part of an activity, arrangement, etc rather than being forced to take part start learning		opt-in włączony, widoczny Company policy is to leave new workers out of the pension scheme, unless they choose to opt in. It is an opt-in rather than an opt-out system, which means that permission must be sought on a case-by-case basis.
dobrze oświetlony start learning		well-lit
przybory start learning		utensils
zarekwirować, konfiskata start learning		requisition The army requisitioned all the cars and trucks they could find. The staff made a requisition for new chairs and desks.
sumowanie master-detail start learning		roll-up summary
wizyta serwisowa start learning		service appointment
to walk through water or other liquid with some effort, because it is deep enough to come quite high up your legs, or thick, to walk into or through an area of water that is not very deep start learning		wade przebrnąć The river was full but we managed to wade across. We rolled up our trousers and waded at the edge of the lake. I read the speech you referred me to, hard as it is to wade through gibberish
aby być na bieżąco z nowymi funkcjami start learning		to keep apprised of newfangled features
to make something that is already bad even worse, start learning		exacerbate pogorszyć coś This attack will exacerbate the already tense relations between the two communities. Her allergy was exacerbated by the dust
a way of dealing with a problem or making something work despite the problem, without completely solving it start learning		workaround obejścia The software still has a few glitches but we've come up with a workaround.
poziom główny start learning		root level
a strong feeling of anger and dislike for a person who you feel has treated you badly, especially one that lasts for a long time (n) start learning		grudge uraza, żywić urazę, mieć żal do kogoś He wasn’t one to hold a grudge, but he wasn’t going to be friendly. I don't bear any grudge against you. Amanda still has/holds a grudge against me for refusing to lend her that money
ojcostwo start learning		paternity
Wbrew przeciwnościom start learning		against the odds
równomiernie start learning		evenly
to believe something good about yourself although it might not be true start learning		flatter yourself schlebiać sobie [+ that ] Steve flatters himself that he's an excellent speaker.
to give the appearance of being better than the true situation start learning		flatter to deceive I suspect these statistics flatter to deceive.
to feel very pleased and proud because someone has said good things about you or has made you feel important start learning		be/feel flattered czuć się docenionym, dumnym She was flattered by his attention. They were flattered to be invited to dinner by the mayor. We felt flattered that so many people came to our party.
the sound that is made when something heavy falls or hits something else, to fall or hit something with a heavy soundb(n, v) start learning		thud The boy fell to the ground with a thud. I could hear the thud of horses' hoofs down the dirt road. A small ball thudded to the ground close by. The soldiers marched along the street, boots thudding.
the act of giving something for a decision to be made by others, or a document formally given in this way, the act of allowing someone or something to have power over you start learning		submission złożenie, przedstawienie, opinia, uległość, posłuszeństwo No date has yet been set for the submission of applications. The final deadline for submissions is 21 February. They thought the country could be bombed into submission. The teachers agreed to a special meeting, in submission to parents' demands.
zapytania start learning		queries
wyciągi e-mail start learning		email digests
usterki start learning		glitches
niewystarczające uprawnienia start learning		insufficient privileges
the giving of control of or responsibility for something to someone else, am. the official act of giving something to someone after planning to do this: start learning		handover przekazanie odpowiedzialnosci/zadania After the election, there was a peaceful handover of power to the new government. The United Nations is to supervise the handover of the prisoners of war.
badanie priorytetów start learning		priorities investigation
happening at the best possible moment, given or made available at a suitable moment, esp. now (adj) start learning		timely w porę, w samą porę, w idealnym momencie, terminowy, aktualny a timely reminder. The change in the exchange rate provided a timely boost to the company's falling profits. Timely advice. So this is a timely problem.
cena katalogowa start learning		list price
to find shelter against attack, whether that shelter is physical or metaphorical. People preparing for a cyclone would... start learning		to bunker down schować się, znaleźć schronienie
rażąco źle start learning		blatantly wrong
zastosuj po jednym do dwóch różnych profili start learning		apply one each to the two different profile
odsłaniać, odkrywać Sara zdjęła koszulkę i odsłoniła brzuch, ponieważ chciała się opalić. start learning		expose Sara took off her t-shirt and exposed her stomach because she wanted to get a tan.
zarządzanie odrzucaniem wiadomości e-mail start learning		email bounce management
for a period of time with no fixed end, for an unlimited or unknown amount of time (adv) start learning		indefinitely w sposób nieokreślony, przez nieokreślony czas The negotiations have been put off/postponed indefinitely. In the light of recent disclosures, the business deal has been postponed indefinitely.
high places, or the tops of hills start learning		heights wzniesienia, szczyty, wyżyny, lęk wysokości Don’t go up there if you’re afraid/fear of heights. fig. Stock prices reached new heights yesterday.
the range of a subject covered by a book, programme, discussion, class, etc. the opportunity for doing something. the range of things that an activity, company, law, etc. deals with start learning		scope zakres, zasięg, możliwość I'm afraid that problem is beyond the scope of my lecture. Oil painting does not come within the scope of a course of this kind. There is limited scope for further reductions in the workforce. scope for (doing) sth There is scope for further improvement.
wielkość liter ma znaczenie start learning		case sensitive
bez rozróżniania wielkości liter start learning		case insensitive
to get something, especially after an effort start learning		procure zdobyć She's managed somehow to procure his phone number. We procured maps and directions from the tourist office.
jej dzierżawa wygasła za 3 tygodnie start learning		her lease was up in 3 weeks
chwiejny Musi być zestresowany. Jego krok jest chwiejny. start learning		shaky He must be stressed. His walk is shaky.
alfonsi start learning		pimps
lakierki start learning		pumps
trawnik start learning		lawn
braterstwo, bractwo, stowarzyszenie studentów start learning		fraternity
Literally, to be filled to the upper rim of a particular container or thing. By extension, to exhibit something, such as a trait or emotion, to a great degree. start learning		brimming with pełen, wypełniony The basket was brimming with muffins, so I didn't know which kind to choose! Now that we're back from vacation, the hamper is just brimming with dirty clothes. With our trip just days away, the kids are brimming with excitement.
emanować pewnością siebie start learning		exude confidence
planned or done in secret, especially describing something that is not officially allowed start learning		clandestine tajny The group held weekly clandestine meetings in a church. He has been having a clandestine affair with his secretary for three years.
an enemy or a competitor start learning		foe wróg The two countries have united against their common foe. They were bitter foes for many years.
entuzjastyczne recenzje start learning		rave reviews
piętrzą się start learning		piling up
i w pewnym sensie start learning		and sort of
potknąć się Paul potknął się, wchodząc po schodach, ponieważ trochę za dużo wypił. start learning		stumble Paul stumbled as he climbed the stairs because he'd had a bit too much to drink.
wiosło start learning		oar
formal the beginning of something, a ceremony at which students formally receive their degrees start learning		commencement rozpoczęcie, początek, komparycja Would passengers please turn off their mobile phones before the commencement of the flight. the Senate's commencement of closed-door deliberations
środkowa inicjał start learning		middle initial
pasmanteria start learning		haberdashery
śledzić, badać Spróbujmy prześledzić historię naszej rodziny pięćset lat wstecz. start learning		trace Let's try and trace our family heritage back five hundred years, shall we?
to make a choice, especially of one thing or possibility instead of others start learning		opt optować Mike opted for early retirement. [+ to infinitive ] Most people opt to have the operation. Instead of a soft drink, she opted for water.
pewny sposób start learning		surefire way
owocny start learning		fruitful
someone who says something is not possible, is not good, or will fail: start learning		naysayer pesymista He ignored the naysayers and persevered.
robić wiele rzeczy na raz start learning		wear many hats And if you're going to wear so many hats, you need to learn how to delegate.
a lack of equality or similarity, especially in a way that is not fair, a situation in which two or more things are not equal or similar, especially when this is thought to be unfair start learning		disparity nierówność the growing disparity between rich and poor. economic/income/pay disparity Manhattan had the greatest income disparity between rich and poor residents outside Puerto Rico.
able to be easily physically, emotionally, or mentally hurt, influenced, or attacked (adj) start learning		vulnerable wrażliwy I felt very vulnerable, standing there without any clothes on. It is on economic policy that the government is most vulnerable. Tourists are more vulnerable to attack, because they do not know which areas of the city to avoid.
złudzenie start learning		delusion
one of the parts or large rooms into which a hospital is divided, usually with beds for patients start learning		ward oddział
suknia start learning		gown
to show or experience great surprise or admiration, a thing or person that is very surprising or causes a lot of admiration, start learning		to marvel podziwiać, zdumiewać, zadziwiać We paused to marvel at the view. [+ that ] I often marvel that humans can treat each other so badly. [+ speech ] "Just look at that waterfall! Isn't it amazing?" she marvelled. It's a marvel (to me) how they've managed to build the tunnel so quickly.
very thin, especially because of sickness or hunger, literary empty and not attractive start learning		gaunt wychudzony Her face was gaunt and grey. The house looked gaunt and unwelcoming.
walczyć o start learning		balk at
wyrastać start learning		outgrow
ocenianie start learning		assessment
if a bill, bank statement, etc. is ... the things are listed separately usually including details about each one; listing all of the amounts on which you do not have to pay tax (adj) start learning		itemized szczegółowy We asked for an itemized bill, listing all our phone calls. The auctioneers must provide an itemized inventory of the items collected and sold. In some cases, we recommend making itemized deductions which can reduce your taxable income.
to excuse someone or something from a duty, payment, etc, with special permission not to do or pay something. not having to obey a rule or to do something that is usually necessary(v, adj) start learning		exempt zwolnić, wykluczyć Small businesses have been exempted from the tax increase. Pregnant women are exempt from dental charges under the current health system. Who is exempt from overtime? Nonprofit organizations are exempt from taxes.
zagrożenie start learning		threat
bezkarny start learning		incancerate
przekonanie start learning		conviction
someone who does not live in their own country start learning		expat, expatriate emigrantów A large community of expatriates has settled there.
sterowany start learning		helmed
the process of making someone able to do something, or making something possible, the process of providing a particular type of equipment or technology, or the necessary or correct system, device, or arrangement to use it start learning		enablement uruchomienie, aktywacja, upoważnienie, stworzenie możliwości, włączenie We provide web enablement of labs and bioscience facilities. The first stage is basic hardware enablement. It's about the enablement of man's creativity through machinery.
oszacować start learning		assess
seriousness, the quality of being very unkind or unpleasant start learning		severity surowość, poważność The severity of the punishment should match the seriousness of the crime. Even the doctors were shocked by the severity of his injuries. I don't think you quite understand the severity of our financial problems.
pułapki start learning		pitfalls
to fail to do something fast enough or on time, to not make a regular payment at the time you should, to not finish work at the time you planned or promised to finish it start learning		fall behind on/with/by pozostawać w tyle, spóźniać się z czymś Severe weather conditions caused the project to fall behind by over three months. If we fall behind schedule we may lose the contract. He was ill for six weeks and fell behind with his schoolwork. I've fallen behind on the mortgage payments.
zakres prac start learning		scope of work
porzekadło "Lepszy wróbel w garści, niż gołąb na dachu" to znane porzekadło. start learning		adage “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” is a well-known adage.
pogłoska start learning		hearsay
strzęp start learning		shred
willing to listen to and accept new ideas and suggestions, relating to the ability to understand language, rather than produce it: start learning		receptive otwarty, chłonny, pdatny I think you’re more receptive to new ideas when you’re younger. The government is not receptive to the idea of a Freedom of Information Act. a test of receptive language
zszywka start learning		staple
an opportunity to see something before it is officially available (n) start learning		sneak peek wersja pilotażowa, wersja beta, wersja testowa The company is offering a sneak peek at the new software. The pilot was broadcast as a sneak peek before the regular series run began.
loteria start learning		raffle
Bis start learning		encore
zabieganie o wkład start learning		soliciting input
a ... feeling exists, although it may not be very strong, and will not go away, a ... person or animal is waiting where he, she, or it cannot be seen, usually waiting to attack or do something bad (adj) start learning		lurking przyczajony, dręczący (o myśli, uczuciu) I have some lurking doubts about whether Simon is really capable of doing this job. She said she had a lurking suspicion that he wasn't telling the truth. Her privacy could be invaded at any time by a lurking photographer.
the end of a story, in which everything is explained, or the end result of a situation, the final part of a work of literature, after the climax (= the most important or exciting part) start learning		denouement rozwiązanie, rozwikłanie
żałoba start learning		mourning The family is in mourning.
to become unconscious for a short time, for example when ill, badly hurt, or drunk (pv) start learning		pass out mdleć I was hit on the head and passed out.
gra słów start learning		pun
macica start learning		womb
wędrować start learning		roam
stopień, rozmiar W pewnym stopniu się z tobą zgadzam. start learning		extent I agree with you to a certain extent.
naleśniki start learning		crepes
klon start learning		maple
kuropatwa start learning		partridge
szlaban start learning		barrier
szerszy start learning		wider
łódka start learning		dinghy
in a way that is intentional, or determined to do as you want, start learning		willfully umyślnie Some basic safety rules were willfully ignored. "I think that you are willfully misunderstanding me," the editor said.
a large underground hole or container that is used for collecting and storing solid waste, urine, and dirty water. a situation that causes strong shock, disapproval, and dislike start learning		cesspool szambo He described government there as a cesspool of corruption.
the fact of being similar in appearance, a similarity start learning		likeness podobieństwo There's a definite family likeness around the eyes. Sandy bears a much stronger likeness to her mother than to her father.
spadł start learning		has dropped
szukać, zabiegać o coś Szukałem pomocy u władz. start learning		seek - sought - sought I sought help from the authorities.
a feeling as if a lot of sharp points are being put lightly into your body, feeling an emotion such as excitement or fear very strongly start learning		tingly mrowienie The massage had left me with a pleasant tingly sensation. If you get a strange tingly feeling in your nose, there is no need to worry. When I first came here, it gave me a kind of tingly feeling that something special had happened here.
to cause a person or place to suffer severely from the effects of something very unpleasant that happens suddenly, cause suffering start learning		strike struck struck uderzyć, atakować, nawiedzić, trafić, powodować cierpienie I have a life insurance policy that will take care of my family if disaster strikes. The disease has struck the whole community. They predict that a large earthquake will strike the west coast before the end of the decade
niezwykły Cóż za niezwykły zbieg okoliczności! start learning		uncanny What an uncanny coincidence!
to make someone feel less confident and slightly frightened start learning		unnerve burzyć pewność siebie, robić kogoś niepewnym, niepokoić I think it unnerved me to be interviewed by so many people.
rzygać start learning		puke
in a way that exists as a natural or basic part of something (adv) start learning		inherently z natury, w istocie There's nothing inherently wrong with his ideas. She felt that the system was inherently unfair and unequal.
utrudniać, hamować, utrudnić życie start learning		to handicap Rescue efforts have been handicapped by rough seas and hurricane-force winds.
Koper włoski start learning		fennel
to hit or attack someone or something forcefully or violently start learning		strike bić, uderzać, razić Her car went out of control and struck an oncoming vehicle. The police have warned the public that the killer could strike again. The autopsy revealed that his murderer had struck him on the head with an iron bar. Have you ever been struck by lightning?
pożądanie start learning		lust
zwolnić / zwolnić start learning		lay off/dismiss
zwężający się ku dołowi start learning		tapered towards the bottom
szczypanie start learning		pinching
to make or become damaged or sore by rubbing, to be or become annoyed or lose patience because of rules or limits start learning		chafe The bracelet was so tight that it started to chafe. We have been chafing under petty regulations for too long. Some students chafed at the increased security presence.
thin and delicate, often in a way that is attractive, small in amount or degree: start learning		slender smukły, nikły, wątły He put his hands around her slender waist. The plant's leaves are long and slender. a man of slender means (= without much money) The chances of settling this dispute through talks seem increasingly slender.
stożkowy start learning		conical
a warning to consider something before taking any more action, or a statement that limits a more general statement start learning		caveat zastrzeżenie He agreed to the interview, with the caveat that he could approve the final article.
Cierpię na brak pewności siebie start learning		I suffer from a lack of self confidence
przebudować start learning		to revamp
przytłaczająca przeszkoda start learning		overwhelming hurdle
punkt widzenia rozwoju start learning		development standpoint
ostatecznie start learning		ultimately
możliwości uległy zmianie start learning		opportunities have gotten a makeover
wychowanie start learning		nurturing
również, także start learning		likewise
immediately effective in getting people's attention or communicating an idea, (especially of a man's clothes or of his appearance) modern and stylish, annoyed and speaking in an angry way start learning		snappy chwytliwy, zgrabny, natychmiastowy, opryskliwy, agresywny, szykowny, That's a very snappy new suit, Peter. The magazine will be launched in September with a snappy new design. They're looking for a snappy slogan to communicate the campaign's message. She was a bit snappy with me this morning.
operating or performing skilfully and effectively, without problems and without seeming to need effort, skilful and effective but not sincere or honest start learning		slick sprytny, mądry Manilow gave the slick, polished performance that we've come to expect. A slick pass from Eaves to Brinkworth set up the goal. It's that sort of slick sales talk that I mistrust.
odnowiony, po remoncie start learning		revamped
zmobilizuj swój zespół start learning		rally your team
niezliczona ilość start learning		myriad of sth
rozpocząć Ta debata rozpoczęła nową erę w polityce. start learning		to usher in This debate ushered in a new era of politics.
być posłusznym start learning		obey
współistnienie start learning		coinfluence
zasady turniejowe start learning		tournament rules
odkrywa cechy start learning		unearths features
to collect information from different places and arrange it in a book, report, or list, to change a computer program into a machine language start learning		compile sporządzać, zbierać I want to compile a list of all my friends so I can send them Christmas cards. We're compiling some facts and figures for a documentary on the subject.
nie ruszać się z miejsca start learning		sit tight
łatwość utrzymania start learning		maintainability
niedobór około pięciu milionów start learning		shortfall of some five million
to be, or make something, unable to move, a difficult situation, to push something forcefully or with difficulty into something else, to fill a place completely start learning		to jam zakleszczyć, utknąć, zablokować, zacinać się I'm in a jam - could you lend me some money till next week? It's a real jam inside - it took me ten minutes to get to the bar. The door jammed behind me and I couldn't get out.
wydma Na plaży są duże wydmy. start learning		dune There are big dunes on the beach.
pajęczyny start learning		cobwebs
krakać start learning		to caw
used to say that something bad is very obvious, shining too brightly (adj) start learning		glaring rażący, jaskrawy glaring errors a glaring injustice glaring light glaring colours
to walk with intentionally heavy steps, especially as a way of showing that you are annoyed: start learning		stomp tupać She stomped up the stairs and slammed her bedroom door. He woke up in a bad mood and stomped off to the bathroom. I wish those people upstairs would stop stomping around. Why did you stomp on that insect?
żylasty start learning		wiry
to argue about things that are not important start learning		bicker sprzeczać się Will you two stop bickering! They're always bickering with each other about/over their personal problems
co porabiałeś start learning		what have you been up to
a way of speaking in which you say what you think without trying to be polite or considering other people's feelings start learning		bluntness szczerość do bólu Some people are put off by his bluntness. She has a well-deserved repuation for bluntness. She later apologized for her bluntness.
dziewczyna Czy twoja dziewczyna przychodzi na grilla? start learning		gal Is your gal coming to the barbecue?
nawóz start learning		fertilizer
a path made of wooden boards built along a beach start learning		Boardwalk Promenada
spacerować start learning		amble along
connected with sex in a very clear and obvious way, rude or offensive because of showing or talking about sex in an obvious way start learning		raunchy sprośny raunchy language/humor/novel
nieprzeniknione rzeczy start learning		impenetrable stuff
causing fear, shock, or suffering, of very low quality or very unpleasant, used to emphasize the great degree of something, very bad start learning		Dreadful Straszny, okropny, koszmarnt, potworny, fatalny, przerażający The news report was so dreadful that I just had to switch it off. They played some dreadful music. It's a dreadful shame you couldn't come. I realized I had committed a dreadful mistake.
a speech, especially one that is long and spoken quickly and is intended to persuade the person listening about something start learning		spiel gadka a sales spiel They gave us a long spiel about why we needed to install double glazing in our house.
znaczące założenie start learning		significant assumption
okres wypowiedzenia Jaki jest okres wypowiedzenia? start learning		notice period What is the notice period?
podążaj dalej start learning		follow along
starania start learning		endeavors
a place where things are stored and can be found, a person who has, or a book that contains, a lot of information or detailed knowledge start learning		Repository Magazyn, skarbnica She's a repository of knowledge about our family history. a nuclear waste repository
nurt rzeki start learning		River current
fortuna sprzyja odważnym start learning		fortune favors the brave
a trick intended to deceive someone, artifice start learning		ruse podstęp It was just a ruse to distract her while his partner took the money. You didn’t fall for my ruse.
konta zagraniczne start learning		offshore accounts
niezwykle wystraszony start learning		extremely spooked
zakneblować start learning		to gag
Wysoka prędkość start learning		high velocity
Voice over Internet Protocol start learning		Voice over Internet Protocol
oczekiwanie a feeling of excitement about something that is going to happen in the near future start learning		anticipation oczekiwanie, przewidywanie As with most pleasures, it's not so much the experience itself as the anticipation that is enjoyable. in anticipation (of) - in preparation for something happening. She's even decorated the spare room in anticipation of your visit.
krzątać się start learning		to hustle
za czyjąś zgodą start learning		with someone's consent
complaining or criticizing, used to describe an unpleasant feeling that continues for a long period of time, annoying or worrying you because it does not completely stop start learning		nagging dokuczliwy, dręczący narzekający, gderający a nagging voice. nagging doubts/pain. I got sick of her constant nagging
to (cause someone or something to) move or fall suddenly and often a long way forward, down, or into something, to become lower in value or level very suddenly and quickly, a sudden movement or fall forward, down, or into something: start learning		Plunge pogrążyć, zanurzyć, wskoczyć do, We ran down to the beach and plunged into the sea. The car went out of control and plunged over the cliff. The fall in demand caused share prices to plunge. Our income has plunged dramatically. The economy was in danger of plunging into a depression.
to make a sound like food cooking in hot fat, start learning		to sizzle skwierczeć, ekscytować się The sausages are sizzling in the pan. This movie sizzles with excitement.
almost out of control because of extreme emotion, such as worry, done in a very great hurry and often in a state of excitement or confusion start learning		frantic oszalały ze zmartwienia, zrobiony w pośpiechu Rescuers made frantic efforts to dig out people buried by the mudslide. When his wife arrived at the hospital she was frantic with worry.
wysoki głos start learning		high pitched voice
jej puls podskoczył start learning		her pulse was up a notch
przebić się przez start learning		to blitz through
wysłać mnóstwo e-maili start learning		send a slew of emails
odzyskać start learning		gain back
the continued use, existence, or possession of something or someone, the ability to keep or continue having something, the ability to keep its employees and stop them from going to work somewhere else or customers, rather than losing them to competitors: start learning		retention zatrzymywanie, utrzymanie The retention of old technology has slowed the company's growth. Health benefits are an important recruitment and retention tool. Employee retention is one of the major issues confronting business today. Customer retention is the key to profitable growth.
to be/become so involved in something difficult or complicated that you cannot do anything else (PV) start learning		get bogged down with sth utknąć w czymś Let's not get bogged down with individual complaints. UK Try not to get too bogged down in the details.
odważyć się coś zrobić start learning		dare to do something
z czasem ci się to uda start learning		in time you will succeed
in a violent, cruel, or very severe way (adv) start learning		savagely brutalnie
of a person) having a lot of different sexual partners or sexual relationships, or (of sexual habits) involving a lot of different partners: start learning		promiscuous rozwiązły I suppose I was quite promiscuous in my youth. It's a fallacy that gay men are more promiscuous than heterosexuals.
zawiła fabuła start learning		convoluted plot
to start on a trip (pv) start learning		set off wyruszać What time do we set off tomorrow?
slup start learning		sloop
zapobiegawczo start learning		preemptively
czas leci start learning		time flies
to give something to someone who is younger, less important, or at a lower level than you, If property, diseases, or biological conditions ..., they go from parents to children, (pv) start learning		to passdown przekazywać, przekazać The word being passed down from the leadership is that the polls are showing good results. Should I pass down wealth now or wait until I die?
of or about the thing just mentioned (formal or specialized) start learning		thereof tego Please refer to the Regulations and in particular Articles 99 and 100 thereof.
a person or group of people with less power, money, etc. than the rest of society, in a competition, the person or team considered to be the weakest and the least likely to win start learning		underdog słabszy, As a politician, her sympathy was always for the underdog in society. He began the race for governor as the underdog
oddawać się, poświęcać się Jeśli chcesz być częścią tego przedsięwzięcia, musisz całkowicie się mu poświęcić. start learning		commit If you are going to be part of this business, I need you to commit to it completely.
the edge or border of something, the strip of land that borders a road or path start learning		verge skraj, brzeg, pobocze (UK) They set up camp on the verge of the desert. She left her car by the side of the road and walked along the grass verge to the emergency phone.
clearly noticeable, that certainly exists, clearly separate and different (from something else), start learning		distinct odrębny, różniący się między sobą, wyraźny, zauważalny There's a distinct smell of cigarettes in here. The two concepts are quite distinct (from each other). There are two distinct factions within the one political party. The two languages are quite distinct from each other.
świst start learning		whiz
to cover something with a layer of something, a thin covering of something, to add information, data, ideas, etc. to existing information start learning		to overlay nakładać, warstwa, be overlaid with sth (literary) Something that is overlaid with something has a particular quality added to it that influences its character: Her new novel is overlaid with political concerns. The tiny carvings were overlaid with silver. The wood frame has a gold overlay. A computer model overlaid information about age, work experience, and educational attainment.
try harder / make more effort / to make something more exciting, intense, or interesting', increase the effort or intensity exerted in a situation start learning		take sth up a notch starać się, podkręcić coś, zwiększyć coś
estakada, wiadukt start learning		flyover, viaduct
imponujący Zespół wykonał imponującą pracę. start learning		tremendous The team did a tremendous job.
beznadziejny, zniechęcający W moim przypadku nauka gry na gitarze to beznadziejne zadanie. Po prostu nie mam talentu. start learning		daunting In my case, learning to play the guitar is a daunting task. I just don't have the talent.
far away in distance, far away in time, not closely related to something (different), not very friendly or showing little interest in other people start learning		remote odległy, oddalony, zdystansowany Australia is large, and remote from the great centres of population of the world. This enables you to get remote access to your email. it happened in the remote past, so no one worries about it any more. Her manner was remote and cool.
product or system is one that is no longer available to buy or no longer used very often, but that is still used by some people or companies start learning		legacy przestarzałe, archaiczne programy, systemu legacy computer/information systems
possible to imagine or to believe start learning		conceivable wyobrażalny Books on every conceivable subject lined one wall. It's just conceivable (= possible although difficult to imagine) (that) the hospital made a mistake.
zawęzić do start learning		narrow down to
porzucić Porzućmy ten pomysł i wymyślmy coś innego. Ten po prostu nie działa! start learning		ditch Let's ditch that idea and make another one. This just isn't working!
Punkt zwrotny start learning		Tipping Point
something that is surprising because it is so much bigger than the usual size, big lie, something that is surprising because it is so much bigger than the usual size start learning		whopping solidny, zaskakująco duży Amanda's told some whoppers in her time. Your monthly payment is a whopper. The mayor was elected by a whopping majority.
present or noticeable in every part of a thing or place start learning		pervasive rozpowszechniony The influence of Freud is pervasive in her books. a pervasive smell of diesel Reforms are being undermined by the all-pervasive corruption in the country.
rozmiar, waga, znaczenie start learning		magnitude You really don't see the magnitude of this problem, do you?
ster Uderzenie w podwodną skałę może spowodować uszkodzenie steru. start learning		rudder Hitting an underwater rock may cause damage to your rudder.
przyrostowe start learning		incremental
zrodzić to be the father of (old use), to cause (formal) start learning		beget, begot, begat zrodzić, wywołać, spowodować In the Bible it says that Adam begat Cain and Abel. Poverty begets hunger, and hunger begets crime.
a situation in which something is not easy to find or get start learning		scarcity niedostatek the scarcity of skilled workers
Stare systemy start learning		Legacy systems
(especially of a problem or a difficulty) so great that it cannot be dealt with successfully: start learning		insurmountable nie do pokonania insurmountable difficulties This small country is faced with an insurmountable debt. As the election returns came in, it was clear that his opponent had an insurmountable lead.
a job, business, or piece of work, a formal promise, an effort to do something, esp. to do a large or difficult job, or the job that is done start learning		undertaking przedsięwzięcie The construction of the tunnel is a large and complex undertaking. The manager gave a written undertaking that no one would lose their job. Preparing for the US national census every ten years is a massive undertaking.
zmiana twojego sposobu myślenia start learning		a shift in your mindset
to stop and catch something or someone before that thing or person is able to reach a particular place, to stop things, people, etc. as they go to a particular place: start learning		intercept przechwycić, przejąć Law enforcement agents intercepted a shipment of drugs from Central America. Barry intercepted Naylor's pass and scored the third goal. to intercept a letter
dzicz, dzika przestrzeń Pustelnik żyje samotnie w dziczy. start learning		wilderness The eremite lives alone in the wilderness.
opierając się wyłącznie start learning		relying solely
główne filary start learning		main pillars
spoisty, jednolity Wizerunek firmy musi być spoisty. start learning		cohesive The image of the company has to be cohesive.
nęcący start learning		enticing
to search in order to find a thing or information (pv) start learning		delve into sth zagłębiać się w coś She said she was tired of journalists delving into her private life.
someone who competes with other people to try to win something, someone who is qualified to compete to win something or to achieve a position of leadership start learning		contender pretendent, kandydat He is a top contender for Senate majority leader. Now aged 42, he is no longer considered a serious contender for the title.
to make something louder, to increase the size or effect of something (formal), to add to the information given in something. start learning		amplify wzmacniać A funeral can amplify the feelings of regret and loss for the relatives. Electric guitars are amplified through loudspeakers. This study amplifies earlier research.
the last part of something that is being done, the last part of a race start learning		homestretch ostatnia prosta It's taken three months, but we're on the home stretch now. We’ve been on this project for three months, but we’re in the home stretch now.
to join another person, or form a group with other people, in order to do something together (pv) start learning		team up nawiązać współpracę They teamed up for a charity performance. 50 Cent and Jim Sheridan will team up on a new film.
przekazać infromacje start learning		get the word out
not easy to find or get, almost not, not available in necessary amounts, or rare start learning		scarce rzadki, trudno dostępny, make yourself scarce. to go away from a difficult situation in order to avoid trouble. Things were going badly at the meeting, so he made himself scarce. Food and clean water were becoming scarce. scarce resources/commodities I could scarce believe my eyes. This is a huge waste of scarce resources.
nigdy nie masz drugiej szansy, aby zrobić pierwsze wrażenie start learning		you never get a second chance to make a first impression
kind and loving, especially by touching and holding people more than is usual, often in a way that makes other people uncomfortable start learning		touchy-feely a touchy-feely approach She's one of those touchy-feely people, always putting her hand on your arm while she's talking to you.
to stop what you are doing because you do not want to do any more or think you have done enough start learning		call it a day skończyć na dziś I'm getting a bit tired now - let's call it a day. After 14 years living and working in this country, she thinks it's time to call it a day.
pakiet nadrzędny start learning		parent bundle
. Something or someone that is so good or important that you could not manage without it, him, or her, too important not to have; necessary start learning		indispensable niezbędny, niezastąpiony This book is an indispensable resource for researchers. His long experience at the United Nations makes him indispensable to the talks. None of our players is indispensable
drogowi wojownicy start learning		road warriors
przejażdżki start learning		ride-alongs
być świadkiem przestępstwa start learning		witnessing a crime
to make something bad such as pain or problems less severe, start learning		alleviate łagodzić The drugs did nothing to alleviate her pain/suffering. The medicine did nothing to alleviate her discomfort.
excited and very happy about something (adj) start learning		stoked podekscytowany We're really stoked about our new album!
if you get more ..., you get more or better results for the amount of money or effort you spend start learning		bang for your buck stosunek ceny/wysiłku do wartości Charities try to get a better and bigger bang for the buck by keeping their expenses down. It may cost more, but you get more bang for your buck if you advertise on TV rather than on radio.
poręczny dandys start learning		handy-dandy
apodyktyczny Jej matka była bardzo apodyktyczna i zawsze mówiła jej, co ma zrobić. start learning		bossy apodyktyczny, władczy, rządzący się Her mother was very bossy and always told her what to do.
to praise something or someone very much: start learning		extol wychwalać His book extolling the benefits of vegetarianism sold thousands of copies. She is forever extolling the virtues of her children.
cnoty start learning		virtues
z pierwszej ręki start learning		firsthand
uprzednio start learning		beforehand
a statement about the character or qualities of someone or something, a formal written statement about the qualities of a product or service, proof that something exists or is true start learning		testimonial zaświadczenie Financial Mail exposed the company's use of fake testimonials in advertising. a ... from sb Ask for testimonials from satisfied clients. be a ... to sth The achievement of record profits is a testimonial to better financial management in recent years.
cud start learning		prodigy
wygrzewać się w chwale start learning		bask in the glory
a large number of things that you should have done before and must do now, a large number of things waiting to be done, start learning		backlog zaległości I've got a huge backlog of work to do. She has a three-week backlog of work. catch up on/deal with/clear a backlog I need to catch up on my backlog of emails before I can start work.
utrzymuj tempo start learning		keep up the momentum
na kołach start learning		wheeled
a sudden wish or idea, especially one that cannot be reasonably explained start learning		whim kaprys, fanaberia, zachcianka We booked the trip on a whim. You can add what you want to this mixture - brandy, whisky, or nothing at all - as the whim takes you. The whims of rock stars can be hard to satisfy.
system montażu start learning		assembly system
sprężysty start learning		resilient
Data wydania start learning		issue date
impossible to refuse, oppose, or avoid because it is too pleasant, attractive, or strong: start learning		irresistible nieodparty an irresistible offer She gave me one of those irresistible smiles and I just had to agree. I wasn’t going to have dessert, but the pie proved irresistible.
bezpłatny Wszystko to jest bezpłatne i nie musisz płacić. start learning		complimentary All this is complimentary and you don't have to pay.
mentalny ill start learning		unhinged wytrącony z równowagi, stuknięty I sometimes think that your mother is a little unhinged.
kaczkowaty chód start learning		waddle
to flow or let out in large amounts -gas, water(verb) start learning		spew rzygać, ulatniać się, wylewać się, The volcano spewed a giant cloud of ash, dust, and gases into the air. The drains spew (out) millions of gallons of raw sewage into the river. Paper came spewing from the computer printer.
very powerful, forceful, or effective start learning		potent silny, potężny Surprise remains the terrorists' most potent weapon. The Berlin Wall was a potent symbol of the Cold War. This is a very potent drug and can have unpleasant side-effects.
jak gdyby start learning		as if to
to make the sound of an engine or motor, or to move making this sound, to swallow a drink completely without stopping to breathe start learning		chug warczeć, wychylać The lorry chugged up the hill. He was so thirsty he chugged three glasses of water.
to hit someone or something forcefully with the flat inside part of your hand, producing a short, loud noise, especially as a way of punishing a child start learning		smack uderzyć I never smack my children. I'll smack your bottom if you don't behave yourself.
to bend the top half of the body forward and down (v) start learning		stoop pochylać się, robić skłon The doorway was so low that we had to stoop to go through it. Something fell out of her coat pocket and she stooped down and picked it up.
trzeźwy start learning		sober
obracać się start learning		revolve
extremely, or extremely big (adj, adv) start learning		helluva It's a helluva nice place. We're going to have a helluva problem. a helluva guy, woman, teacher, etc
nakręcić, pozyskać, zjednać start learning		drum up William told me to go out and drum up some interest,
a short description of a book, film, etc., written by the people who have produced it, and intended to make people want to buy it or see it: start learning		blurb krótki opis książki / zamieszczony zazwyczaj na tylnej okładce The blurb on the back of the book says that it "will touch your heart".
z drugiej strony Chciałbym wkrótce założyć rodzinę. Z drugiej strony lubię imprezować, więc nie wiem, czy to się stanie. start learning		on the other hand I'd like to have a family soon. On the other hand, I like partying so I'm not sure this is going to happen.
jaka słoma złamała grzbiet wielbłąda start learning		what was the straw that broke the camel's back
czekając na swój czas start learning		biding your time
zaproponował, żebym zorganizował start learning		proposed that I organize
zniechęcać Musimy zniechęcić ją do umawiania się z tym facetem. Wygląda na prostaka. start learning		discourage We need to discourage her from dating that man. He seems crude.
zniechęcony start learning		disheartened
daleki strzał / daleki strzał start learning		long shot / be a long shot
porywczy start learning		short-tempered
get angry very easily (idiom) start learning		to have a short fuse być holerykiem
pozytywna afirmacja start learning		positive affirmation
to be very polite or kind to someone because you do not want to make them angry or upset (idiom) start learning		handle/treat sb with kid gloves
świętoszek start learning		prude
PTO (płatny czas wolny) start learning		PTO (paid time off)
A ... is billed using a flat amount, regardless of the number of hours worked. This flat amount can be applied to the project as a whole, or to each week or month of the project. Since ... are duration-based, they require a start and end date. start learning		fixed bid project
testy akceptacyjne użytkowników start learning		uat user acceptance testing
czat przy kominku start learning		fireside chat
zatrudniony (osoba zatrudniona) Zakład zatrudnia 1000 osób. start learning		employee The company employs 1000 employees.
część wspólna, pokrywanie się Oba kursy pokrywały się - były niemal identyczne. start learning		overlap There was an overlap between the two courses - they were almost the same.
the act of paying back money to someone who has spent it for you or lost it because of you, or the amount that is paid back: start learning		reimbursement zwrot kosztów She has received reimbursement for some of her costs. Employees can apply for reimbursement of travel expenses.
zwiększenie personelu start learning		staff augmentation
odpowiedniki start learning		counterparts
zgodnie z prawem start learning		legitimately
zwlekanie na czas start learning		stalling for time
grzebać w kółko start learning		fumble around
zgrzytnij zębami start learning		gnash your teeth
pragną spójności i niezawodności start learning		crave consistency and reliability
szczegółowe przygotowanie historii start learning		detailed story grooming
(an example of) the fact of something having more than one possible meaning and therefore possibly causing confusion, a situation or statement that is unclear because it can be understood in more than one way (n) start learning		ambiguity Dwuznaczność We wish to remove any ambiguity concerning our demands. There are some ambiguities in the legislation. You need to clear up any ambiguity about the agency's fundamental purpose.
cel Cel naszego spotkania jest jasny. start learning		purpose The purpose of our meeting is clear.
the act of reducing how harmful, unpleasant, or bad something is, in law something that causes you to judge a crime to be less serious, or to make a punishment less severe (formal) start learning		mitigation łagodzenie, uśmierzenie effective mitigation of climate change There has been no significant increase in funding for flood mitigation works. "I was very young at the time," he said in mitigation. His defence lawyers presented their mitigation plea.
something that can be provided or achieved as a result of a process; something that must be completed or provided as part of a project start learning		deliverables rezultaty, produkt, efekt We were told that our deliverables - our memos, reports, and newsletters - needed to adopt the look and feel of the network. We need a schedule for the dates when the major deliverables should be available.
to fill someone or something with an emotion or quality, you leave substances such as tea leaves or herbs in hot water so that their flavour goes into the liquid, start learning		infuse wypełniać, zaparzać The pulling down of the Berlin Wall infused the world with optimism. The arrival of a group of friends on Saturday infused new life into the weekend. Allow the tea to infuse for five minutes.
strong worry and unhappiness, especially about personal problems: start learning		angst niepokój All my children went through a period of late-adolescent angst. The boy’s mysterious disappearance has caused angst and guilt for the family.
to collect information in small amounts and often with difficulty start learning		glean zbierać From what I was able to glean, the news isn't good. They're leaving on Tuesday - I managed to glean that much (from them).
chwila Daj mi tylko chwilę! start learning		jiffy Give me just a jiffy!
straszny start learning		spooktober
Jestem zachwycony start learning		I wowed
a large hole or empty space, a feeling of unhappiness because someone or something is missing, having no legal authority and therefore unacceptable, to remove the legal force from something, such as a legal agreement (v, n) start learning		void pustka, otchłań, anulować, unieważnić, bezprawny Before Einstein, space was regarded as a formless void. They tried to describe their attempts to fill the void left by their son's death.
upiorny zbieg okoliczności start learning		spooky coincidence
Święty spokój start learning		peace of mind
not done or happening when expected or when needed; late start learning		overdue zaległy My library books are a week overdue. The baby is two weeks overdue Changes to the tax system are long overdue. She feels she's overdue for promotion.
FTP start learning		file transfer protocol
(moving) on a river or stream towards its origin; relating to an earlier stage in a process or series of events start learning		upstream pod prąd Salmon swim upstream against very strong currents to reach their breeding areas. The company's upstream business includes oil exploration and production.
_ start learning		underscore
ujawnianie intencji start learning		intention-revealing
niedwuznaczny start learning		unambiguous
wymowny start learning		pronounceable
wrong or false, based on false information and therefore wrong; false start learning		erroneous błędny, fałszywy an erroneous belief/impression, an erroneous assumption
artificial and difficult to believe: start learning		contrived wymyślony, zmyślony I enjoyed the film, but felt the ending was a bit contrived. His excuse sounded a bit contrived.
wyraźny zakres start learning		explicit scope
the land and buildings owned by someone, especially by a company or organization, a house or other building and the land on which it is built start learning		premises teren, siedziba, lokal, nieruchomość Of course, you pay more for premises with a central location. The company is relocating to new premises. There is no smoking allowed anywhere on school premises.
dokładna ocena start learning		thorough assessment
to cause someone to feel a mixture of respect and fear start learning		overawing onieśmielony Some of the players were totally overawed by playing their first game at the national stadium.
urzekający start learning		captivating
przykazanie start learning		commandment
SDK start learning		software development kit zestaw do tworzenia oprogramowania
trzymanie za rękę start learning		hand-holding
UI start learning		user interface
podsumować, to calculate something start learning		tally up To tally up the taxes you paid during the period, use Form 8913.
If a reason, argument, etc. is ..., it makes you believe it or accept it because it is so strong, very exciting and interesting and making you want to watch or listen, forceful and persuasive start learning		compelling ważny, istotny, nie do odparcia, przykuwający uwagę, robiący wrażenie compelling evidence It's a fairly compelling argument for going. I found the whole film very compelling. His account of his life is one of the most compelling autobiographies I’ve read.
to see or look at someone or something start learning		behold ujrzeć The new bridge is an incredible sight to behold.
deserving respect because of age, high position, or religious or historical importance start learning		venerable czcigodny, szacowny a venerable tradition/company/family She has worked at such venerable institutions as Boston's Museum of Fine Arts and the Metropolitan Art Museum in New York
gablota start learning		showcase
to do or be better than start learning		surpass przewyższać His time for the 100 metres surpassed the previous world record by one hundredth of a second. The book's success has surpassed everyone's expectations. The director has really surpassed himself with this new film.
a small room or large cupboard in a house where food is kept start learning		pantry, larder spiżarnia a well-stocked (= full of food) larder
a very small piece of food, a very small piece or amount start learning		morsel kąsek a morsel of cheese The prisoners ate every last morsel. a morsel of good news
obowiązek Mycie naczyń to nieprzyjemny obowiązek, ale ktoś musi to robić. start learning		chore Doing the dishes is a chore, but someone’s got to do it!
roztrzaskać się Jeśli upuścisz tę szklankę na podłogę, roztrzaska się na wszystkie strony! start learning		shatter If you drop that glass on the floor it is going to shatter everywhere!
przekazanie start learning		handoff
wyjątkowa obsługa klienta start learning		exceptional customer service
move in group, to move or come together in large numbers start learning		flock Hundreds of people flocked to the football match. Crowds of people flocked to see the Picasso exhibition.
to connect a piece of electrical equipment with wires so that it will work start learning		wire up połączyć się The stereo wasn't working because it hadn't been wired up correctly. Nearly one home in ten across the country is wired up to receive TV via cable.
to walk or go slowly, usually without a special purpose: start learning		mosey przechadzać się I'll just mosey on down to the beach for a while.
the reporting of a particular important event or subject, the fact of dealing with or directing attention to something, financial protection so that you get money if something bad happens: start learning		coverage zasięg, sprawozdanie, opracowanie, relacja, There's a good arts coverage in the newspaper, but not much political commentary. These books give very good grammar coverage. They have a national program that provides health/medical coverage for every citizen.
żmudny Cały proces był bardzo żmudny. Nie miałem pojęcia, że otrzymanie wizy może być takie czasochłonne. start learning		tedious This whole process has been very tedious. I had no idea getting a visa would be so time-consuming.
the most important pieces of information about something, or general information without details, the main subject, without details, of a piece of information: start learning		gist sens, istota, sedno That was the gist of what he said. I think I got (= understood) the gist of what she was saying. The gist of what she said was that I didn’t know what I was talking about.
niezawodność Niezawodność jest najważniejszym problemem. start learning		reliability Reliability is the most important issue.
stażysta W tym roku będziemy mieli kilku stażystów pracujących z nami. start learning		intern This year we're going to have a few interns working with us.
a situation in which you balance two opposing situations or qualities, a situation in which you accept something bad in order to have something good start learning		trade-off kompromis There is a trade-off between doing the job accurately and doing it quickly. She said that she'd had to make a trade-off between her job and her family. For some car buyers, lack of space is an acceptable trade-off for a sporty design
kompromis start learning		trade-off
to produce a new plant using a parent plant, to spread opinions, lies, or beliefs among a lot of people (formal) start learning		propagate krzewić Most house plants can be propagated from stem cuttings. The female crab needs to be saved to propagate the species. The government have tried to propagate the belief that this is a just war. Such lies are propagated in the media.
zarządzanie uprawnieniami start learning		entitlement management
SLA start learning		service level agreement
są szanse start learning		chances are
cudowny świat start learning		wondrous world
typ powtarzania start learning		recurrence type
relacyjny start learning		relatable
surowy Jestem na bardzo surowej diecie. start learning		stringent I'm on a very stringent diet.
a period when a service, such as electricity, is not available start learning		outage The radio news reported power outages affecting 50 homes.
on or at the top of start learning		atop na szczycie She sat atop a two-metre wall.
CX start learning		customer experience
ty tu rządzisz start learning		you're in charge
the quality or state of being likely to change suddenly, especially by becoming worse, the quality of being likely to become angry suddenly start learning		volatility zmienność, ulotność the volatility of the political situation. worries about volatility in the economy. market/price/currency volatility. There are many stories about his volatility and volcanic temper.
CSAT start learning		customer satisfaction
ogromna odpowiedzialność start learning		tremendous breadth of responsibility
Zakres odpowiedzialności start learning		Breadth of responsibility
CES start learning		customer effort score
zmniejszanie się składu osobowego w firmie / spadek lojalności start learning		attrition
produktywność i jakość nie wykluczają się wzajemnie start learning		productivity and quality are not mutually exclusive
a short, easily remembered phrase that a company uses in its advertisements, especially on television or the internet, so that people will recognize it or its products start learning		tagline slogan Writing a tagline is a good way to add character to your brand.
średni czas obsługi start learning		average handle time
minęły dni start learning		gone are the days
to watch or organize a job or an activity to make certain that it is being done correctly start learning		oversee nadzorować As marketing manager, her job is to oversee all the company's advertising.
someone who criticizes something or someone, often unfairly start learning		detractor krytykant His detractors claim that his fierce temper makes him unsuitable for leadership.
nie zawsze chodzi o ilość, tak naprawdę chodzi o jakość start learning		it's not always about the quantitative it's really about the qualitative
Heads-up start learning		headsup
przedstawić w skrócie Chciałbym przedstawić w skrócie, czym będziemy zajmować się na dzisiejszej konferencji, zanim przejdziemy do właściwej realizacji programu. start learning		outline I'd like to outline what we're going to be doing at the conference before we actually get into today's programme.
uzyskać wgląd start learning		gain insights
NPS start learning		net promoted score
wahanie Frank skoczył bez wahania, by złapać upadające dziecko. start learning		hesitation Without hesitation, Frank leapt to catch the falling baby.
to become weaker in strength or influence start learning		wane zanikać By the late 70s the band's popularity was beginning to wane.
used to say what you think is the likely situation (adv) start learning		presumably prawdopodobnie They can presumably afford to buy a bigger apartment. Presumably he just forgot to send the letter.
in an excited way (adv) start learning		excitedly podekscytowany She ran excitedly down the hall to greet her cousins. "Can I tell you a secret?" he says excitedly.
relating to owning something, or relating to or like an owner, owned and legally controlled by a particular company start learning		proprietary prawnie zastrzeżony, wlasnimy, własnościowy I just assumed he owned the place - he had a proprietary air about him. This is proprietary software, and you have no right to copy it without a license from the owner.
prawnie zastrzeżony, wlasnimy, własnościowy start learning		proprietary
in a skilful, clever, or quick way start learning		deftly zręcznie, zgrabnie He deftly caught the ball. She deftly avoided answering his question.
GETC start learning		global engineering and technology center
przestrzeń Nie znoszę małych pomieszczeń, potrzebuję dużo przestrzeni. start learning		space I hate small rooms, I need a lot of space.
podstęp Emaile wysłane przez instytucje finansowe są często podstępem, nigdy nie skontaktowaliby się z tobą przez maila. start learning		scam Emails sent by financial institutions are most often scam, they would never contact you via email.
fałszowanie start learning		spoofing
wytrwałość, pracowitość Sprzedawcy muszą być pewnymi siebie i wytrwałymi ludźmi. start learning		diligence Sales professionals need to be confident and diligent.
VPN start learning		virtual private network
not being watched or taken care of start learning		unattended bez opieki Please do not leave your luggage unattended. According to the report, most accidents occur when young children are left unattended in the home.
a type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid start learning		ransomware
use well, to use something in a way that helps you, to use someone or something unfairly for your own advantage start learning		exploit wykorzystać We need to make sure that we exploit our resources as fully as possible. Laws exist to stop companies exploiting their employees.
the act of trying to achieve a plan, activity, or situation, usually over a long period of time, attempt, an attempt to achieve something start learning		pursuits
poprawka bezpieczeństwa start learning		security patch
very expensive and fashionable, in a way that is intended to attract people's attention and admiration, behaving too confidently start learning		swanky elegancki np. hotel We stayed in a swanky hotel. I'm sick of his swanky talk.
dojrzewanie start learning		maturation
to repair an engine, machine, etc. so that every part of it works as it should, to completely change a system so that it works more effectively start learning		overhaul wyremontować, wymienić I got the engine overhauled. The government has recently overhauled the healthcare system. The school chose to overhaul its curriculum by equipping classrooms with new technology.
przygotować na szybko Wkrótce przyjdą goście, więc będę musiała na szybko przygotować im poranną herbatę. start learning		whip up I have visitors coming soon, so I'll have to whip up some morning tea for them.
przygotować na szybko Wkrótce przyjdą goście, więc będę musiała na szybko przygotować im poranną herbatę. start learning		whip up I have visitors coming soon, so I'll have to whip up some morning tea for them.
to cause something to be not straight or exact, to twist or distort, to cause information or results to be changed (v, adj) start learning		skew skrzywić, wykrzywić, skrzywiony These last-minute changes have skewed the company's results. Biased questions can skew the results.
skrzywienie, ukos, sko start learning		skew
LDV start learning		large data volunes
moving or operating more slowly than usual and with less energy or power start learning		sluggish powolny A heavy lunch makes me sluggish in the afternoon. Something is wrong with the car - the engine feels sluggish. The housing market has been very sluggish these past few years.
od samego początku start learning		from the get-go
to delay something until a later time start learning		defer odraczać, opóźniać, odkładać My bank has agreed to defer the repayments on my loan. [+ -ing verb ] Can we defer making a decision until next week?
a change from old computer systems, equipment, etc. to new ones, a change from one part of a business plan to the next one start learning		cutover zmiana systemu, implementacja The cutover left users with no interruption in services during the transition. The company has been growing again thanks to a cutover of all production to its trademark green longneck bottles.
zdobyć szczyt start learning		reach the summit
relating directly to the subject being considered (adj) start learning		pertinent trafny, odnoszący się do a pertinent question/remark Chapter One is pertinent to the post-war period.
pozostawiając coś przypadkowi start learning		leaving sth up to chance
podatny na błędy start learning		prone to errors
the process of getting or producing something, especially information or a reaction, the practice of getting a student to provide or remember a fact, response, etc. rather than telling them the answer start learning		elicitation aktywizacja, wydobycie, ujawnienie We discussed the elicitation of confessions in murder investigations. He was charged with fraudulent elicitation of sensitive information. Many language tests rely on the elicitation strategies described in chapter 7.
rumak start learning		steed
karmazynowy, purpurowy start learning		crimson
czynić niezbędnym, koniecznym start learning		necessitate to cause something to be needed, or to make something necessary:
cel start learning		aim
bez przeszkód start learning		unhindered
wznowione start learning		resumed
na miejscu start learning		on-premise
to experience something, usually something unpleasant, as a result of actions you have taken start learning		incur ponieść, ponieść konsekwencje We incurred heavy expenses to repair the poor work done by the builder. Please detail any costs/expenses incurred by you in attending the interview. Companies incur additional costs in dealing with non-paying customers.
kręcić się wokół start learning		hanging around
CLM start learning		customer lifecycle management the measurement of multiple customer related metrics, which, when analyzed for a period of time, indicate performance of a business
consisting of a mixture of various things that are not usually connected with each other (adj) start learning		miscellaneous Różne, wielorakie, różnorodne His bedroom is full of guitars, keyboards, and miscellaneous instruments. The magazine did a price comparison of 17 miscellaneous items sold at both stores.
to not approve of something or say that you do not approve of something, to say that you think something is of little value or importance start learning		deprecate potępiać, deprecjonować He always deprecates my achievements. We deprecate this use of company funds for political purposes.
współczynnik porzuceń start learning		abandonment rate
oznaczać to represent something start learning		denote The colour red is used to denote passion or danger. His angry tone denoted extreme displeasure.
podstawowa zasada start learning		core tenet
produkt uboczny start learning		byproduct
dotychczasowe doświadczenie start learning		experience to date
rzekome cele start learning		alleged aims
the act of trying to destroy or damage an established system or government start learning		subversion obalenie He was found guilty of subversion and imprisoned.
the process of a liquid moving slowly through a substance that has very small holes in it, the process of something spreading slowly (n) start learning		percolation przesiąkanie the percolation of water through rocks. So far we haven't seen much percolation of higher energy prices through to retail.
a large pipe, usually underground, that is used for carrying waste water and human waste away from buildings to a place where they can be safely got rid of: start learning		sewer kanał ściekowy a sewer pipe A complicated system of sewers runs under the city.
(of something unpleasant or dangerous) gradually and secretly causing harm: start learning		insidious podstępny High blood pressure is an insidious condition which has few symptoms. Cancer is an insidious disease.
stuknięty Joker z filmu o Batmanie jest kompletnie stuknięty. start learning		barmy The Joker from the Batman film is completely barmy.
erudyta w wielu dziedzinach start learning		polymath
the most important part of something, providing support for everything else: start learning		mainstay filar, podstawa Cattle farming is the mainstay of the country's economy. The white blouse will be the mainstay of your wardrobe this summer.
to fight or argue; If two opinions, statements, or qualities... they are very different from each other; to make a loud noise like metal hitting metal, or to cause something to make this noise start learning		clash ścierać się, Students clashed with police after demonstrations at five universities. This latest statement from the White House clashes with important aspects of US foreign policy. I like red and orange together, though lots of people think they clash.
poziom wykorzystania start learning		utilisation attainment
żądanie przekroczenia projektu start learning		project overage request
leniwy start learning		idle
Miniaturka start learning		thumbnail
to come to an opinion about something, or have a belief about something (believe); to see something or someone, or to notice something that is obvious start learning		perceive postrzegać, wierzyć How do the French perceive the British? Women's magazines are often perceived to be superficial. Bill perceived a tiny figure in the distance. I perceived a note of unhappiness in her voice.
the act of controlling or limiting something or someone harmful; an attempt to keep another country's political power within limits without having a war with them start learning		containment powstrzymywanie Containment of crowd violence was the police's main concern. The government is pursuing a policy of containment.
to give or to be a good reason for; to show that something is reasonable, right, or true: start learning		justify uzasadniać I can't really justify taking another day off work. Are you sure that these measures are justified? If you justify yourself, you give a good reason for what you have done: It was the only thing that I could do - I don't have to justify myself to anyone.
Wykorzystaj API start learning		Leverage The API
in a careful way so that every part of something is looked at or considered to make certain it is correct or safe; in a way that controls behaviour severely; in a detailed and careful way start learning		rigorously dokładnie, porządnie, rygorystycznie The plutonium fuel cells had been rigorously tested. Isabel thinks rigorously and creatively about many different things. The rules were applied too rigorously.
prosperować Ten instrument finansowy musi mieć zapewnione warunki, w których może prosperować. start learning		thrive This financial instrument must be given an environment in which it can thrive.
wszechobecny Smartfony stały się wszechobecne w ciągu ostatnich pięciu lat. start learning		ubiquitous Smartphones have become ubiquitous in the last five years.
czerpać z start learning		draw from
test porównawczy / analiza porównawcza start learning		benchmark / benchmarking
przekątna start learning		diagonal
przypominać sobie To było dawno temu, ale jeśli dobrze sobie przypominam, Kurt miał czerwone włosy. start learning		recall It was a long time ago, but if I recall correctly, Kurt used to have red hair.
charakterystyczny, szczególny Rok 2008, w którym rozpoczął się kryzys gospodarczy i finansowy, był bardzo szczególny. start learning		distinctive 2008, the year in which this economic and financial crisis started, was very distinctive.
rozpoczęcie meczu piłkarskiego Mecz zaczyna się o 19. start learning		kickoff The kickoff is at 7 P.M.
EMEA start learning		Europe, the Middle East and Africa
pakiety, wiązki start learning		bundles
wiedza plemienna start learning		tribal knowledge
niepożądany start learning		undesirable
quick and exact either in movement or thoughts start learning		nimble zwinny nimble fingers/feet His nimble mind calculated the answer before I could key the numbers into my computer. He tried to catch his friend, but she was too nimble.
stolen goods, free things that you are given, for example at an event start learning		swag łup, gadżety The cartoon showed a picture of a robber carrying a bag with "swag" written on it. The bag was full of swag from the conference: coupons, samples, pens, etc.
kursywa start learning		italication
przekreślenie start learning		strikethrough
wypowiedzi start learning		utterances The senator's recent utterances were promptly rebutted by three of his colleagues on Monday. give utterance to sth - to express your ideas or feelings in spoken words. She has one great fear to which she will never give utterance.
not noticeable; seeming to fit in well with the things around; not noticeable; seeming to belong start learning		unobtrusive dyskretny, niezauważalny, nienachalny A good waiter is efficient and unobtrusive. Make-up this season is unobtrusive and natural-looking.
an important positive development; a long step when walking or running; to walk somewhere quickly with long steps start learning		stride postęp, rozwój, krok, kroczyć The West made impressive strides in improving energy efficiency after the huge rises in oil prices during the 70s. The group has made strides to expand internationally. He strode across/into/out of the room.
real and not imaginary; able to be shown, touched, or experienced: start learning		tangible materialny, namacalny We need tangible evidence if we're going to take legal action. Other tangible benefits include an increase in salary and shorter working hours. Drivers will see tangible improvements on major roadways.
obywatelski Przez wiele lat zaangażował się w wiele obywatelskich projektów. start learning		civic Over the years he involved himself in many civic projects.
different in every way: start learning		disparate różny The two cultures were so utterly disparate that she found it hard to adapt from one to the other.
wiązać start learning		tying
willing to accept or be influenced by a suggestion start learning		amenable odpowiedzialny, posłuszny, podlegający, uległy She might be more amenable to the idea if you explained how much money it would save. Do you think the new manager will prove more amenable to our proposals? He was amenable to suggestion, and really worked hard to improve himself.
to live or exist, or to stay energetic and determined, longer than another person or thing: start learning		outlast przetrwać, wytrzymać, This type of battery outlasts the ordinary kind. The empress outlasted all her children.
tworzenie relacji start learning		forging relationships
to put something into action, especially to make something law; to perform a story or play; to make a law or a rule become official start learning		enact uchwalić, uchwalać, A package of economic sanctions is to be enacted against the country. The stories are enacted using music, dance and mime. For the second year, national lawmakers failed to enact environmental legislation.
wykonać, zastosować Wykonajmy plan obrabowania banku, który opracował Jeremy - myślę, że może zadziałać. start learning		carry out Let's carry out Jeremy's plan to rob the bank, I think it might work.
not allowing liquid to go through (adj) start learning		impervious nieprzepuszczalny How does glue bond with impervious substances like glass and metal?
the regular rise and fall of the voice; start learning		cadence tempo, rytm, kadencja, intonacja She spoke in the lyrical cadence of her East African accent.
przeoczenie To było niedopuszczalne przeoczenie. start learning		oversight That was an unacceptable oversight.
spalić start learning		burndown
rozpalać sie start learning		burn-up
the amount of business that a company does in a period of time; the rate at which employees leave a company and are replaced by new people start learning		turnover obrót Large supermarkets have high turnovers. The company's annual turnover is somewhere around £70.7 million. The large number of temporary contracts resulted in a high turnover of staff.
jest to wskaźnik końcowy start learning		it's the bottom-line metric
bezstronny start learning		unbiased
domowe rozwiązanie start learning		a homegrown solution
w znanym miejscu start learning		someplace familiar
able to work as intended or able to succeed (adj) start learning		viable wykonalny In order to make the company viable, it will unfortunately be necessary to reduce staffing levels. I am afraid your plan is not commercially/economically/financially/politically viable.
odrobina tego start learning		a dash of this
to drop a few pieces or drops of something over a surface start learning		sprinkle posypać Sprinkle a few herbs on the pizza./Sprinkle the pizza with a few herbs. I sprinkled some sugar on top of the cake.
przegląd wersji start learning		release overview
sedno sprawy start learning		crux
przestawiać wartość start learning		pitch the value
dziwaczny pomysł start learning		outlandish idea
If a theory or argument is ..., it cannot be supported or defended against criticism. An ... situation cannot continue as it is. not able to be supported or defended against criticism, or no longer able to continue start learning		untenable nie do obrony, niemożliwy do obrony The position of the players’ union has become untenable. If three people in four no longer support the government, isn't this an untenable situation?
a measurement of the amount of information that can be sent between computers, through a phone line, etc start learning		bandwidth pasmo The system will handle signals that need high bandwidth, for instance those that encode TV pictures. high-bandwidth services/applications
grzęznąć start learning		get mired
sugerować Sugerujesz, że nie jestem lojalny tej firmie? Otóż jestem! start learning		imply Are you implying that I am not loyal to this company? Because I am!
extremely brave and showing no fear of dangerous situations start learning		intrepid nieustraszony a team of intrepid explorers
to calculate a cost, payment, or price according to the amount of something that has been used, in relation to the fixed rate for a larger total amount start learning		prorate proporcjonalny The rental will be prorated if occupancy does not begin on the first day of the month.
współzależny start learning		interdependent
szufladkować start learning		pigeonhole He is a film producer who can't be conveniently pigeonholed. He’s was pigeonholed early on in his career as a gospel singer.
prawdopodobnie, zapewne To prawdopodobnie najlepsze jedzenie, jakie jadłem w życiu. start learning		arguably This is arguably the best food I've ever eaten in my life.
to move or be moved suddenly, especially by throwing or being thrown; to express or set something at a particular level; to put up a tent and make it ready to use start learning		pitch przestawiać, stroić, rzucać, rozstawiać namiot She pitched the stone into the river. The ship pitched up and down/from side to side in the rough seas. The tune was pitched too high for me to reach the top notes.
obalić start learning		subvert
narzut start learning		markup
a thick, flat piece of a solid substance, such as stone, wood, metal, food, etc., that is usually square or rectangular start learning		slab płyta a concrete/marble slab He ate a whole slab of chocolate.
nawias klamrowy "{" start learning		curly bracket
studia wyższe start learning		college major
jednorazowy start learning		disposable
skromna przechwałka start learning		humble brag
SKU (jednostka magazynowa) start learning		stock- keeping unit
a hole or mark on the surface of something; a space left at the edge of a line of writing, or the process of leaving such a space start learning		indentation wcięcie, ślad, The heels of her shoes had left indentations in the mud.
samotniczy, odosobniony Lisa prowadzi samotnicze życie. Nigdy nie udziela się towarzysko. start learning		solitary Lisa lives a solitary life. She never socialises with other people.
involving conversation that is funny and not serious (adj) start learning		bantering żartobliwy I grew weary of his bantering style of conversation. She adopted a bantering tone as they spoke.
to use your hands to search someone's body when they are wearing clothes to see if they are hiding illegal objects or weapons; to move around in a happy, energetic way start learning		frisk rewidować, przeszukiwać, brykać I was frisked when we went through security at the airport. The dog ran ahead, frisking in the brush.
ofiara Lew obserwował swoją ofiarę przez kilka minut, zanim zaatakował. start learning		prey The lion watched its prey for several minutes before it attacked.
An ... quality or ability is one that you were born with, not one you have learned start learning		innate wrodzony Cyril's most impressive quality was his innate goodness. Her dance expresses the innate beauty of the human spirit.
uzdolnienie start learning		aptitude
bagatelizować Próbował zbagatelizować problem. start learning		downplay He tried to downplay the problem.
przyznane (przyjąć coś za oczywiste) start learning		granted (take sth/sb for granted)
sudden and unexpected, and often unpleasant; using too few words when talking, in a way that seems rude and unfriendly start learning		abrupt nagły, gwałtowny, obcesowy, opryskliwy Our conversation came to an abrupt end when George burst into the room. He is sometimes very abrupt with clients. There was an abrupt change in her mood.
swobodny strój start learning		casual attire
poprawka Przejrzyjmy wszystkie poprawki do kontraktu. start learning		amendment Let's revise all the amendments to the contract.
to start working hard, especially after a period of low activity start learning		pull/get your finger out wziąć się do roboty She's really going to have to pull her finger out if she wants to finish before Friday.
pociąga za sobą start learning		entails
tracic kontrole start learning		get out of hand
wybór, szereg, tablica, macierz start learning		array
dowcipny Szczerze mówiąc, chcieliśmy po prostu nakręcić naprawdę zabawny, dowcipny film. start learning		witty To be perfectly honest, we just wanted to make a really entertaining, witty film.
one of the main characters in a story or a play. an important supporter of an idea or political system: start learning		protagonist bohater (powieści, sztuki) Key protagonists of the revolution were hunted down and executed.
ukłucie zazdrości start learning		twinge of envy
spięty Mężczyzna w żółtej kamizelce był dosyć spięty. start learning		uptight The man in the yellow vest was rather uptight.
wysuszony, spierzchnięty Zimny wiatr zawsze sprawia, że moje usta są spierzchnięte. start learning		parched Cold wind always makes my lips parched.
DML start learning		Data Manipulation Language
liczba całkowita start learning		integer
zarzut start learning		plea
dokładne liczby start learning		exact numbers
przybliżone liczby start learning		approximate numbers
ciągi znaków start learning		character strings
dane przestrzenne start learning		spatial data
pojedyncze cytaty ' ' start learning		single quotes ‘ ‘
ze względu na coś start learning		for sth sake
rozbieżność Istniała rozbieżność między liczbą sprzedanych produktów, a ilością pieniędzy w kasie. start learning		discrepancy There was a discrepancy between the number of products sold and the amount of money in the till.
przepustowość, wydajność, przerób start learning		throughput
oprogramowanie pośrednie start learning		middleware
szlafrok start learning		bathrobe
wytrzymałość, kondycja Harry miał świetną kondycję. Był w stanie biegać godzinami. start learning		stamina Harry had a lot of stamina. He could run for hours.
RAML start learning		RESTful API Modeling Language RAML is the native API specification language in MuleSoft's API Designer
REST start learning		Representational State Transfer software architectural style that: - defines a set of constraints to be used for creating Web services. - provides standards between computer systems on the web, making it easier to communicate with each other
to behave according to the usual standards of behaviour that are expected by a group or society; or to operate according to a rule; to obey a rule or reach the necessary stated standard start learning		conform odpowiadać, dostosować, przystosować The contract requires that managers conform to high standards of personal conduct. conform to/with sth 70% of these imports come from pigs raised under conditions that would not conform to UK minimum standards...
wzajemna wymiana start learning		reciprocal exchange
JSON start learning		Java Script Object Notation)
SOAP start learning		simple object access protocol
nieśmiały start learning		timid
zagapić się start learning		lose one's attention
przyrostowe start learning		incremental
to make something less clear and harder to understand, especially intentionally; to create computer code (= instructions used to program computers) that is difficult for humans to understand, in order to reduce the code size and hide it from other people start learning		obfuscate zaciemniać Much source code encryption software obfuscates the code. Deliberately obfuscated source code is not allowed. She was criticized for using arguments that obfuscated the main issue.
rozbiór gramatyczny zdania start learning		parsing
przez przypadek start learning		by any chance
dla niewtajemniczonych start learning		for the uninitiated
zdjęcie, zryzt ekranu start learning		snapshot
zbywać kogoś czymś Zbył mnie argumentami o nowej polityce firmy. start learning		fob somebody off with something He fobbed me off with arguments on a new company policy.
breloki do kluczy start learning		key fobs
starannie utrzymany start learning		diligently maintained
biadolić start learning		whimper
a complete failure, especially in financial matters; inf. an occasion when a person becomes extremely upset and is not able to deal with a problem or situation start learning		meltdown krach, kryzys, załamie nerwowe The last few months have seen the progressive meltdown of the country's political system. financial/economic/market meltdown
nie mówisz poważnie, żartujesz start learning		you don't say
cios poniżej pasa start learning		low blow
materac start learning		mattress
kołdra start learning		a duvet
money that is owed and should already have been pai start learning		arrears zaległości płatnicze rent arrears. He ran into difficulties with his mortgage, building up more than £18,000 arrears. The government is committed to the full and timely payment of its public debt and arrears.
właśnie wróciłam od rodziców start learning		just got back from my parents
wynik Czy jesteś zadowolony z wyniku twojego badania naukowego? start learning		result Are you satisfied with the result of your research?
ujawnienie informacji start learning		disclosure
powierzchowny Samantha jest bardzo powierzchowna. Poślubiła swojego męża, bo jest bogaty, a nie dlatego, że jest dobrym człowiekiem. start learning		superficial Samantha is very superficial. She married her husband because he's rich, and not because he's a good man.
spieprzyć pracę start learning		botch a job
zbir Twój zbir ma mnie przestraszyć? start learning		goon Your goon is supposed scare me?
pojednanie / pogodzenie start learning		reconciliation / reconcile
żółtodziób Henry, pokaż temu żółtodziobowi, jak strzelać z karabinu. start learning		rookie Henry, show this rookie how to fire from a rifle.
zwariowany start learning		bonkers
majstrować start learning		tinker
przyziemny, prozaiczny Bert nie miał przyjaciół i wiódł bardzo nudne, prozaiczne życie. start learning		mundane Bert had no friends and lived a very boring and mundane life.
kuśtykający start learning		limping
nieszczęście start learning		mishap
rozbieżności start learning		discrepancies
kompleks Jej kompleksy doprowadziły ją do popełnienia samobójstwa. start learning		hang-up Her hang-ups led her to commiting suicide.
kiczowaty start learning		trashy
na wynajem start learning		on-hire
nie wystarczy start learning		do not suffice
limit odpowiedzialności start learning		liability cap
jak tworzyć limity (górne i dolne progi) start learning		how to create limits (caps and floors)
to (cause to) move far apart in different directions; to cover a surface with things that are far apart and in no particular arrangement start learning		to scatter rozrzucać, rozsypywać Scatter the powder around the plants. I scattered grass seed all over the lawn. Her ashes were scattered at sea.
to feel or express great pleasure or satisfaction because of your own success or good luck, or someone else's failure or bad luck; to feel or show much pleasure because of your own success or good luck, or because of someone else’s misfortune start learning		gloat triumfować, chełpić się, rozkoszować się czymś You may have won, but don’t gloat about it. She's continually gloating over/about her new job. to have a gloat at/over/about something
very surprising or shocking start learning		astounding zdumiewający an astounding fact/decision/revelation an astounding (= very great) victory/achievement/success
kanciasty start learning		edgy
zasiłek, kieszonkowe start learning		allowance
having a slight feeling of spinning around or being unable to balance; slightly dizzy; feeling silly, happy, and excited and showing this in your behaviour start learning		giddy zakręcony, mieć zawroty głowy She was giddy with excitement. When she got off the roller coaster, she felt giddy and lightheaded.
wspaniały / niespotykany / niezwykły start learning		splend
have a powerful effect, be capable of hitting with skill or force; to be very strong, forceful or energetic start learning		pack a punch mieć moc, carefull, this peppers really puck a punch. the cloud finance software that packs a punch
to demand money from someone start learning		dun ściągać należności He claimed he would rather go to prison than continue being dinner by the taxman
wezwania do zapłaty start learning		dunnings
the activity of collecting money that is owed, or the money collected (n) start learning		collection pobór należności, windykacja Last week, the state reported that tax collections are up 11% for this fiscal year
system zaopatrzenia i finansowania start learning		provisioning and finance system
the activity of obtaining the equipment and resources you need for a particular activity; process of setting up IT infrastructure. Can also refer to the steps required to manage access to data and resources, and make them available to users and systems. start learning		provisioning dostarczanie
NDA (umowa o zachowaniu poufności) start learning		NDA (non-disclosure agreement)
MSA (Ramowa Umowa o świadczenie usług) start learning		MSA (Master Services Agreement)
the things that you do to make your appearance clean and neat, for example brushing your hair, or the things that you do to keep an animal's hair or fur clean and neat start learning		grooming przygotowanie, pielęgnacja She pays great attention to make-up, grooming and clothes. In general, women spend much longer on personal grooming than men.
cele i kluczowe wyniki start learning		OKR (Objectives and Key Results)
used to refer to a plan or aim to do something that seems almost impossible, or relating to such plans or aims start learning		moonshot These super-rich companies have enough money to invest in whatever moonshot projects they like. Moonshot thinking starts with picking a big problem and articulating a radical solution.
something that makes progress, movement, or achieving something difficult or impossible (formal) start learning		impediment przeszkody, trudności In a number of developing countries, war has been an additional impediment to progress.
koordynacja (aranżacja) start learning		orchestration (arrangement)
used to refer to something less important than something else with which it is connected; a company that is owned by a larger company; a company that is controlled by another start learning		subsidiary spółka zależna, pomocniczy, uzupełniający a subsidiary bank/business/outlet The company yesterday said its strategy is to grow subsidiary businesses for future sale. Psychometric tests used at interview are not always accurate and only provide subsidiary information.
przestój Na szczęście przestój systemu nie trwał za długo. start learning		downtime Fortunately, the system downtime did not last too long.
dorsz start learning		cod
to become friendly especially in order to help or some advantage start learning		buddy up zakolegować się New students are encouraged to buddy up with older students
zobowiązać się, ślubować Aktor zobowiązał się przekazać milion dolarów na cele charytatywne, jeśli najpierw sami uzbieramy sto tysięcy. start learning		pledge The actor has pledged to give a million dollars to charity if we raise just $100,000 first.
nieustannie dążą do lepszego wyniku start learning		relentlessly strive for better outcome
według własnego uznania start learning		at your discretion
a full-size model of something large that has not yet been built, showing how it will look or operate; a plan of how a page of a website, magazine, newspaper, etc. will look when it is finally created start learning		mockup makieta She showed us a mock-up of what the car will look like when it goes into production. They showed him a mock-up of the cover. Here are five different ways to create a website mockup.
tak trzymać start learning		way to go
emeryci start learning		pensioners
mówić, rozmawiać start learning		speare
księga główna start learning		general ledger
ewidencjonowanie start learning		recordkeeping

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