→ New Words 2 → Start Learning / Download MP3 Flashcards

Question		Answer
papużka falista start learning		budgerigar
kaczka krzyżówka start learning		mallard / wild duck
dzika kaczka start learning		gadwall
toaleta, ublikacja w budynku start learning		lavatory
Trójca Święta start learning		The Trinity
przygnębiony, przygnębiony, zniechęcony start learning		despondent He became/grew increasingly despondent when she failed to return his phone calls.
niezwyciężony start learning		invincible an invincible hero
ostrzeżenie dostarczone z odpowiednim wyprzedzeniem start learning		heads-up Thanks for the heads up!
czczony start learning		revered a revered guitarist
metalowe nóżki zakrzywione na szpilka do włosów (o 180 stopni) start learning		hairpin legs
sześciokątny start learning		hexagonal
czterokrotnie zwiększać start learning		quadruple
za jednym zamachem, za jednym pociągnięciem start learning		at a stroke
przywłaszczenie, zawłaszczenie start learning		appropriation The author objected to the appropriation of his story by an amateur filmmaker.
ciastko z kremem oblane czekoladą start learning		profiterole
jednorzędowy, o marynarce start learning		single-breasted
szarańcza rój/chmara szarańczy start learning		locust a swarm of locusts
skowronek start learning		lark
punkt zwrotny, punkt krytyczny start learning		tipping point
tarty chrzan start learning		grated horseradish
zadziwiać (kogoś), imponować (komuś); to make someone feel great excitement or admiration Ona naprawdę zaimponowała moim rodzicom. / Nie możesz mi zaimponować. Chłopiec próbował zaimponować dziewczynie, która mu się podobała. start learning		wow She really wowed my parents. / You can't wow me. / The boy tried to wow the girl he liked. / The movie wowed audiences with its amazing special effects.
a type of formal jacket that is a different colour from the trousers or skirt that are worn with it. In the UK a blazer often has the symbol of a school or organization sewn on the front pocket and is worn as part of a uniform start learning		a blazer
a short sleeve that swells out into a ball shape start learning		puff(ed) sleeve
bufa, bufka (jeszcze raz) start learning		puff(ed) sleeve
kolczyki ze zwisającą perłą start learning		pearl drop earrings
(especially of hair, clothes, or shapes) smooth, shiny, and lying close to the body, and therefore looking well cared for; not untidy and with no parts sticking out kontynuacja definicji: 1) wymuskany (np. samochód) / 2) elegancki, zadbany (o osobie) 3) gładki, przylizany (o włosach), lśniący (o futrze) start learning		sleek The cat had sleek fur. / Who owns that sleek black car parked outside your house? / disapproving: He's one of those sleek (= seeming rich and dishonest) businessman types.
1) poziom, szczebel (np. w hierarchii organizacji) 2) rząd (np. krzeseł na widowni), warstwa (np. tortu), kondygnacja (budynku) start learning		tier
wzgórek, kopiec, kurhan start learning		mound
godzina policyjna start learning		curfew
zaskakujący, zadziwiający, zdumiewający start learning		startling the gaps in performance appear to be startling
ogólnie rzecz biorąc, w sumie, w zasadzie Ogólnie rzecz biorąc, jest to dobre rozwiązanie. start learning		by and large By and large, this is a good solution.
adj: o przeciwnej opinii, wyrażający odmienną opinię (niż inni), odrzucające przyjęte zwyczaje N: przeciwnik start learning		contrarian adj: Among academics in the field, she takes a contrarian view. N: He is a contrarian who frequently writes controversial opinion pieces.
skupiać wzrok / to think about something too much and find it difficult to stop: start learning		fixate High achievers sometimes fixate on their own flaws.
brzydki, szkaradny, szpetny / brzydki, szkaradny, szpetny start learning		unsightly He had undone the buttons of his shirt, exposing an unsightly expanse of white flesh.
tarcza herbowa, herb start learning		coat of arms
gargulec, pluwacz, rzygacz (ozdobne zakończenie rynny lub fontanny) start learning		gargoyle
ozdobny, bogato zdobiony; kwiecisty (o stylu mówienia, pisania) start learning		ornate 1) a room with an ornate ceiling and gold mirrors 2) Some students are put off studying his work because of the ornate language of the poetry.
rzeźba start learning		carving
mosiądz start learning		brass
płyta chodnikowa / kostka brukowa start learning		paving slab / stone
potknięcie start learning		trip
niebezpieczeństwo, zagrożenie, ryzyko start learning		hazard a trip hazard
ścierać się Twoja szminka starła się. Moje opony ścierają się na tej drodze. start learning		wear down Your lipstick wore down. My tires wear down on this road.
margaretka (kwiat) start learning		marguerite
słupek (blokujący wjazd gdzieś lub znajdujący się na środku skrzyżowania) start learning		bollard
istota, sedno, rdzeń, podstawa, centrum / jądro (planety) / rdzeń start learning		core
kanał ściekowy, rynsztok start learning		sewer
zdarzyć się, stać się (zwłaszcza niespodziewanie) / to happen, or start to happen start learning		come about How did the problem come about in the first place?
spotkać kogoś przypadkiem, napotkać kogoś, wpaść na kogoś start learning		come across I came across Sally yesterday.
odkopywać, odkopać, przeszukać, przeszukiwać (np. ruiny, czyjąś przeszłość) start learning		excavate
1) skarbiec, skrytka 2) zapas, zasób, kolekcja / a large amount of something that someone has saved and hidden start learning		hoard We found a huge hoard of tinned food in the basement. / synonyms: cache / stash
wartość nominalna (np. banknotu) / the value or price that is shown on something such as stamps, coins, or paper money start learning		face value The bonds are trading at just 40% of face value.
spustoszenie, dewastacja, zniszczenie start learning		desolation a scene of desolation
zacząć coś energicznie robić (np. wyruszyć gdzieś, zacząć robić coś nowego) / to begin a new career or activity, usually on your own start learning		strike out He left the corporate banking world with the aim of striking out and setting up his own business. / strike out on your own: She finally struck out on her own, setting up a news blog with a friend.
godzina policyjna (wprowadzona przez państwo), godzina milicyjna (w poprzednim systemie) start learning		curfew Make sure you will return home before the curfew. / A curfew has been introduced along the martial law.
to be well prepared or well organized for something that is going to happen start learning		get/have your ducks in a row They should have had their ducks in a row beforehand, so they were ready to start the job when required. / “Don’t stop and wait to have all the ducks in a row for your business idea, because it will never happen.”
przeciwstawiać się (prawu), ignorować (nakazy), postępować wbrew (komuś, czemuś) start learning		defy More and more sts are defying their Ts and school rules./A few workers have defied the majority decision and gone into work despite the strike./The fact that aircraft don't fall out of the sky always seems to me to defy (= act against) the law of gravity.
rozmoczony na przykład chleb, mokry na przykład grunt start learning		soggy I had to answer the phone and meantime my cereal went soggy.
zawarcie umowy start learning		conclusion
narodziny, powstanie, początek start learning		inception Experience in managing the sales cycle from inception to close.
sprzedaż internetowa lub telefoniczna start learning		inside sales
krok po kroku, stopniowo; step by step start learning		one step at a time I know the instructions look confusing, but take them one step at a time and they should make sense.
wóz albo przewóz start learning		make or break
śledczy z, sądowy, kryminalistyczny (na przykład technika, analiza, dowód) start learning		forensic
dotyczący sztuki dyskutowania start learning		forensic
akceptacja (czegoś, dosł. kciuki do góry) start learning		thumbs up So it's the thumbs up for Brighton's latest nightclub.
ograniczenie start learning		curb
zawilec wielokwiatowy, zawilec leśny start learning		snowdrop anemone
wiosłować start learning		paddle
nadbrzeże, keja (miejsce w porcie morskim gdzie zatrzymują się statki) start learning		quay
molo, pomost start learning		pier
zdać egzamin wstępny, immatrykulować (się), zapisać (się) na uniwersytet start learning		matriculate
klon czerwony start learning		red maple
katedra, kościół klasztorny start learning		minster
przekręt, szwindel; też: bieganina, krzątanina; ścisk, tłok start learning		hustle <t> is not pronunced
a long, thin metal pin used for holding together pieces of food, especially meat, during cooking start learning		skewer
zakłady pieniężne, totalizator start learning		sweepstake
impas, martwy punkt start learning		stand-off The stand-off over tougher coronavirus restrictions for Greater Manchester makes several front pages.
nawiązać łączność start learning		liaise
szczepionka start learning		vaccination
szczepić przeciw chorobie start learning		vaccinate
gumka do włosów start learning		scrunchy/scrunchie
bombardowanie włóczką, dziergane graffiti (pokrywanie architektury miejskie ręcznie wykonanymi dzianinami) start learning		yarn bombing
przędza, włókno Kot bawił się kłębkiem włóczki. start learning		yarn The cat played with a ball of yarn.
szydełkowanie, robota szydełkowa start learning		crochet
1) paplać, plotkować 2) start learning		natter
1) gadanina, paplanina, plotki 2) paplać, trajkotać, gadać start learning		yak
1) knuć, przygotowywać (np. spisek) 2) wykluć się (z jajka) start learning		hatch He hatched a plot to forge documents that would embarrass the company.
ubrany, odziany, przyodziany start learning		clad
ozdabiać, ozdobić, upiększyć, upiększać (np. budynek, odzież) start learning		embellish The ceiling was embellished with flowers and leaves.
flagi, chorągiewki; rows of brightly coloured small flags, often in the colours of a country's flag, that are hung across roads or rooms, or above a stage, as decoration for special occasions or political events start learning		bunting The room was decked with festive bunting. Flags and red, white and blue bunting were hung along the main street.
zdrapać, zarysować (np. farbę, lakier w czasie przesuwania) start learning		scratch I scratched your car when I parked it.
1) przemijający (np. o pięknie), przelotny (o chwili), krótkotrwały (o uczuciu) 2) sezonowy (robotnik), przejezdny (gość) English translation: lasting for only a short time; temporary start learning		transient A glass of whisky has only a transient warming effect. The city has a large transient population (= many people who are living in it only temporarily).
szyć, uszyć start learning		sew My grandmother taught me to sew. I made this skirt just by sewing two pieces of material together. He sewed the badge neatly onto his uniform.
żeliwo (wysokowęglowy stop żelaza z węglem) start learning		cast iron (high-carbon iron-carbon alloy) Cast iron is a group of iron-carbon alloys with a carbon content more than 2%.
kiwnąć głową, skinąć głową start learning		nod with sweet nod to Archie
mitra, infuła, nakrycie głowy biskupów wschodnich start learning		mitre
płat na przykład ziemi start learning		piece
otwarty, szczery start learning		upfront She's very upfront about why she wants the job - she'd earn a lot more money. / She’s very upfront about her feelings.
rozpraszać (się) start learning		diffuse to diffuse doubt
być źródłem czegoś, zrodzić Jej ostatnia książka zrodziła wiele kontrowersji. start learning		engender Her latest book has engendered a lot of controversy.
wtrącać się (do rozmowy) start learning		chip in She's always chipping in, it's annoying. / Don't chip in. Wait a minute.
dorzucać się (do czegoś) start learning		chip in We have to chip in to buy her a present. / I will chip in with 5 dollars.
pozbawiony tchu temporarily unable to breathe, either when hit in the stomach or after taking hard physical exercise start learning		winded Mark is so unfit - he gets winded just from walking up a flight of stairs. / winded answer
paid or obtained in advance start learning		upfront The roofer wants 20% of the money upfront.
objadać się, opijać się, obżerać się an occasion when an activity is done in an extreme way, especially eating, drinking, or spending money start learning		binge a drinking/eating/spending binge / He went on a five day drinking binge.
niedogodność, utrapienie Czekanie po każdą rzecz w kolejce jest utrapieniem. / Przestać być utrapieniem dla innych! / Co za utrapienie! Zostawiłem swoją komórkę w domu! start learning		nuisance It's a nuisance having to queue for everything. / Stop making a nuisance of yourself! / What a nuisance! I left my mobile at home!
przyznawać, oddawać (np. słuszność) to admit, often unwillingly, that something is true start learning		concede [+ (that) ] The government has conceded (that) the new tax policy has been a disaster. [+ speech ] "Well okay, perhaps I was a little hard on her," he conceded.
przyznawać się to admit that you have lost in a competition: start learning		concede He kept on arguing and wouldn't concede defeat. / She conceded even before all the votes had been counted. / A police officer asked him many questions and finally he conceded. / Did your brother concede to taking my money?
ustępować, dawać za wygraną to allow someone to have something, even if you do not want to start learning		concede The president is not expected to concede these reforms. He is not willing to concede any of his power/authority. Britain conceded (= allowed) independence to India in 1947.
wojujący start learning		belligerent
nieustanny start learning		incessant incessant interruptions
przykucać / to sit down on your heels start learning		hunker/hunker down We hunkered down around the campfire, toasting marshmallows. / He hunkered down beside me and asked me what was wrong. (On przykucnął obok mnie i zapytał, co się stało.)
gra w klasy start learning		hopscotch
idealny stan, bardzo dobry stan, doskonały stan perfect, as if new start learning		(in) mint condition I bought a two-year-old car, in mint condition, with less than 20,000 miles.
the evening before a day when children have to go to school. Adults also use this expression informally to describe the evening before a day when they have to get up to go to work. start learning		school night I don't usually stay out this late on a school night.
dług nieściągalny, wierzytelność nieściągalna (np. z powodu bankructwa dłużnika) start learning		bad debt
zastosowanie się, stosowanie się, podporządkowanie się / the act of obeying an order, rule, or request start learning		compliance the inability to ensure compliance / It is the job of the inspectors to enforce compliance with the regulations. / The company said that it had always acted in compliance with environmental laws.
baldachim; sklepienie start learning		canopy
kwiecisty; krzykliwy, ekstrawagancki start learning		flamboyant a flamboyant gesture / The writer's flamboyant lifestyle was well known.
płytka podłogowa barwiona enkaustycznie start learning		encaustic tile
rozmaity, różnorodny, pomieszany start learning		miscellaneous
owoc dzikiej róży start learning		rosehips
aronia start learning		chokeberry
głóg (roślina) start learning		hawthorn
z owocami jagodowymi start learning		berry
makinetka, kawiarka, kafetierka start learning		makinette, moka pot I always make coffee in a moka pot.
luka, przerwa start learning		hiatus After a brief hiatus we’re really pleased to have 3 new exhibitions up for you to enjoy across our cafes anytime we’re open.
granat (owoc i drzewo) start learning		pomegranate
szablon (do odrysowywania), matryca, wzornik a piece of card, plastic, metal, etc. into which shapes have been cut, used to draw or paint patterns onto a surface start learning		stencil
to draw or paint something using a stencil start learning		stencil The back of the chair was painted solid black with designs stenciled in gold.
1) praktykant, praktykantka, terminator 2) odbyć praktykę, terminować start learning		apprentice
oszczędność, skromność the quality of being careful when using money or food start learning		frugality She was known for her simplicity and frugality. They taught that frugality must be observed in food and clothing.
bibeloty, starocie small decorative objects of various types and of no great value start learning		bric-a-brac They sell antiques and bric-a-brac.
gwałtownie start learning		precipitously There are various tellings of quite why Harry and Meghan pulled the pin on their sensational announcement so precipitously.
zbłąkany, wiarołomny (np. żona, mąż) / behaving wrongly in some way, especially by leaving home start learning		errant an errant husband / errant children
nieprzenikniony, enigmatyczny, zagadkowy Synonyms: cryptic / mysterious start learning		inscrutable inscrutable matriarch / an inscrutable face/expression/smile
zakręt, zgięcie łokciowe / a bent part of something, esp. the inner part start learning		crook Launer handbag nestled in the crook of her arm. / Kids should learn to sneeze and cough into the crooks of their elbows.
nieustępliwy / completely unwilling to change a decision, opinion, demand, etc. start learning		unyielding That is, hardly a fearsome, unyielding opponent. / Korea is unyielding in its demands for a new treaty.
nieugięty (o osobie), niezłomny (o postanowieniu) Podziwiam jego niezłomną determinację. / On jest osobą o nieugiętej woli. start learning		steely I admire his steely determination. / He is a person of steely willpower.
monarcha, monarchini, władca, władczyni, suweren start learning		sovereign To be the sovereign is to be a CEO of sorts, ultimately responsible for the survival and longevity of an institution whose history can be traced back to the 9th century.
zarządzanie (czyms) Someone's stewardship of something is the way in which that person controls or organizes it. start learning		stewardship That stewardship clearly requires her to put duty ahead of personal feelings. / The company has been very successful while it has been under the stewardship of Mr White.
karny intended as a punishment: The UN has imposed punitive sanctions on the invading country. She is suing the newspaper for $5 million punitive damages, claiming they knew the article about her was untrue. start learning		punitive Looking at the Queen’s decision to deny Harry and Meghan the opportunity to brand themselves as royal, it could be interpreted as having a punitive edge to it, a cutting public punishment for daring to trounce the status quo and to go their own way.
pokonać, pobić to defeat a competitor by a large amount: France trounced Germany by five goals to one in the qualifying match. / She trounced her rivals in the election. start learning		trounce Looking at the Queen’s decision to deny Harry and Meghan the opportunity to brand themselves as royal, it could be interpreted as having a punitive edge to it, a cutting public punishment for daring to trounce the status quo and to go their own way.
z natury; connected with a quality or ability that you were born with, not one you have learned I don't believe that human beings are innately evil. He has the ability to create characters we can innately understand. start learning		innately Her great-grandchildren might call her Gan Gan and she might look like a kindly nanna whose handbag is full of mints but this is a woman who understands innately that she has a job to do, no matter the emotional sacrifice required.
przezwisko; a name or nickname start learning		moniker
bez (humorystycznie) without: It's great to have a grown-up meal in a restaurant, [...] kids! start learning		sans Sans their HRHs and ‘royal’ imprimatur, they are ploughing on with building their US brand, one high-profile Zoom conversation after another.
zgoda, przyzwolenie official permission to do something that is given by a person or group in a position of power / Synonym: endorsement start learning		imprimatur Sans their HRHs and ‘royal’ imprimatur, they are ploughing on with building their US brand, one high-profile Zoom conversation after another. / When he suspended the constitution and dissolved Congress, he had the imprimatur of the armed forces.
zdumiewający, szokujący, oszałamiający start learning		staggering There is a staggering amount of work here with some amazing outcomes in terms of the quality and quantity of product. / It costs a staggering $50,000 per week to keep the museum open to the public.
zimny (np. o klimacie) (of weather conditions or the conditions in a room) extremely cold start learning		frigid Few plants can grow in such a frigid environment.
oziębły (nieczujący pociągu seksualnego) (of a woman) having difficulty in becoming sexually excited start learning		frigid
wyć, ryczeć (o wietrze, zwierzeciu, czlowieku - np o smiechu) start learning		howl An injured dog lay in the middle of the road, howling with/in pain. We were howling with laughter. figurative The opposition howled down the government's proposal (= shouted loudly to express disapproval).
wypisz wymaluj; to look extremely similar to someone Ona to wypisz, wymaluj jej matka. start learning		be the spitting image of sb (also be the spit (and image) of sb) She is a spitting image of her mother. / Josie is the spitting image of her granny at the same age. / The old man was the (dead) spit of Winston Churchill.
klawisz spacji na klawiaturze start learning		spacebar
obowiązek (nieprzyjemna praca) start learning		chore
niech coś nadejdzie start learning		roll on something yes, the darker nights and mornings are not so good, roll on spring...
(UK informal) said when you want time to go quickly because you are looking forward to something It's the same definition as the previous one. But this one is taken from En-En dictionary. start learning		roll on the weekend, five o'clock, etc. I can't wait to be finished with this project - roll on October!
pierwszy, czołowy, przodujący (o osobie) start learning		foremost He is now the foremost designer of biological weapons in the world.
pogarda, lekceważenie / the feeling of not liking someone or something and thinking that they do not deserve your interest or respect start learning		disdain His disdain for life is legendary. He regards the political process with disdain.
ciało niebieskie (zwykle o kulistym kształcie) start learning		orb
jabłko królewskie (wykonane ze złota, noszone jako symbol władzy monarszej) start learning		orb
oko, gałka oczna start learning		orb
przejęty, przechwycony to intercept - stop and catch something or someone before that thing or person is able to reach a particular place: start learning		intercepted Law enforcement agents intercepted a shipment of drugs from Central America. Barry intercepted Naylor's pass and scored the third goal.
sabat czarownic start learning		coven
śmiałość, zuchwałość, tupet / courage or confidence of a kind that other people find shocking or rude start learning		audacity It took a lot of audacity to stand up and criticize the chairman. / disapproving He had the audacity to blame me for his mistake!
norki start learning		mink
cis (drzewo) start learning		yew
żywotnik, tuja start learning		arborvitae
moment trzymający w napięciu start learning		cliff-hanger cliff-hanger vote count
grab (drzewo) start learning		hornbeam
kosaciec cuchnący start learning		Iris foetidissima
ostrokrzew start learning		holly
łania (samica jelenia lub daniela) start learning		hind
szeroki wybór start learning		array
kręgowiec start learning		vertebrate having a spine (= back bone)
wzrost; wzrastać start learning		surge An unexpected surge in electrical power caused the computer to crash. There has been a surge in house prices recently. At the end of the game, there was a surge of fans onto the field. A tidal surge caused severe flooding in coastal areas.
zrobiony na zamówienie; specially made for a particular person start learning		bespoke a bespoke suit / bespoke furniture
skierowanie the act of directing someone to a different place or person for information, help, or action, often to a person or group with more knowledge or power start learning		referral The doctor gave him a referral to (= arranged for him to see) the consultant.
recepta start learning		prescription a doctor's prescription / a prescription for sedatives / The doctor should give you a repeat prescription (= another piece of paper allowing more of the same medicine to be given, often without the person seeing the doctor again).
środek uspokajający; a drug used to calm a person or animal or to make them sleep start learning		sedative
bielizna damska; women's underwear start learning		lingerie
artykuł w formie listy start learning		listicle I hate those listicles called things like "10 Things You Didn't Know About Cats".
spokój umysłu start learning		serenity I admired her serenity in the midst of so much chaos. / The hotel offers a tranquil haven of peace and serenity, away from the bustle of the city.
artyleria start learning		ordnance 1) military supplies, especially weapons and bombs 2) large guns on wheels
brytyjski urząd kartograficzny start learning		Ordnance Survey
dostępny bez recepty start learning		over-the-counter
papierowa kulka start learning		spitball
niewypłacalność start learning		insolvency
luki / a small mistake in an agreement or law that gives someone the chance to avoid having to do something start learning		loopholes tax loopholes / The company employed lawyers to find loopholes in environmental protection laws.
wzruszający / causing or having a very sharp feeling of sadness start learning		poignant The photograph awakens poignant memories of happier days. / It is especially poignant that he died on the day before the wedding. Synonimy
buk start learning		beech
rozmaity, różnych, pomieszany start learning		miscellaneous
przymusić; to persuade someone forcefully to do something that they are unwilling to do start learning		coerce The court heard that the six defendants had been coerced into making a confession.
wybielić; mydlenie oczu; tuszowanie sprawy; an attempt to stop people finding out the true facts about a situation start learning		whitewash The official report on the killings has been denounced as a whitewash.
zbzikowany, stuknięty; strange and unusual start learning		cranky She's a member of a group that promotes cranky ideas about food and exercise.
światło stroboskopowe; a light that quickly flashes on and off start learning		strobe (light) The strobes and loud music in the club made her want to dance.
odroczenie, zawieszenie kary; the temporary ending of a meeting or trial, or the period of time during which it is temporarily ended start learning		adjournment This trial has a history of delays and repeated adjournments. The judge granted the request for an adjournment. The Senate passed the bill, but the House didn't vote on it before adjournment.
niemrawy, ociężały, ospały (o osobie); moving or operating more slowly than usual and with less energy or power (very lazy) start learning		sluggish 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.
praktyka (np. zawodowa), terminowanie; a period of time working as an apprentice start learning		apprenticeship He is now serving an apprenticeship as a joiner. / My father believed that if I got an apprenticeship to a proper trade I'd be financially secure for life. / an engineering/construction/plumber's apprenticeship
zachęcać, motywować (np. do ciężkiej pracy); to make someone want to do something start learning		incentivize We need to incentivize our sales managers to achieve these targets.
communication between people or groups who work with each other start learning		liaison He blamed the lack of liaison between the various government departments. The police have appointed a liaison officer to work with the local community.
Pani Teresa start learning		Madame Theressa / Delphine
spóźniony, opóźniony; coming later than expected start learning		belated a belated happy birthday / a belated apology They did make a belated attempt to reduce the noise. Belated birthday greetings!
rowek między piersiami, dekolt start learning		cleavage Clare was wearing a low-cut dress that showed off her cleavage.
wejście na rynek nowego produktu lub usługi start learning		roll-out 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.
gont start learning		shingle
1) wydać (pieniądze) 2) zużywać, poświęcać (czas, energię, pieniądze) start learning		expend This is a favourable time to open our hearts, to ask ourselves concrete questions about how and for whom we expend our lives.
trwać, utrzymywać się (np. o zapachu, smaku) start learning		to linger lingering fog. She gave him a long, lingering kiss. She says she stopped seeing him, but I still have lingering doubts. The defeat ends any lingering hopes she might have had of winning the championship.
deszcz ze śniegiem start learning		sleet Driving snow and sleet brought more problems to the county's roads last night.
grad start learning		hail
kąśliwy, uszczypliwy (np. uwaga, komentarz) / unkind and intending to upset someone start learning		cutting a cutting remark/comment. He can be very cutting when he chooses to be!
śnieguliczka start learning		snowberry
makabryczny, okropny, straszny start learning		gruesome

new words 2

You must sign in to write a comment

More