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to make a long low sound, for example because you are in pain or unhappy start learning		groan. She was groaning with pleasure. I groaned with pain.
to complain about something in an annoying way start learning		moan. Stop moaning, would you? Ben was moaning about his job again.
speaking in a way that is sensible and that people can understand. spójny np. plan, argumentacja; zwarty np. o grupie start learning		coherent. The writer presents this complex issue as a coherent whole.
sam w sobie start learning		on its own. It's not so bad on tos own but all of the other things related to that.
porównanie start learning		comparison. We have made a systematic comparison of the techniques used by the different players.
w porównaniu do start learning		compared with or to, in comparison with or to. Why are things cheaper in comparison to last year. Profits were good compared with last year.
płazy start learning		amphibian
bezkręgowce start learning		invertebrates
gady start learning		reptiles
wiewiórka start learning		a squirrel
jeż start learning		a hedgehog
paw start learning		a peacock
biedronka start learning		a ladybird
dziób start learning		a beak
łuska start learning		a scale. Wash the fish and scrape off the scales with a sharp knife
wąsy (u zwierząt) start learning		whiskers
łapa start learning		a paw
trąba start learning		a trunk
pazur, szpon start learning		claw
grzywa (lwa, konia) start learning		mane (lion, horse)
kopyto start learning		a hoof
an occasion when a group of men celebrate together because one of them is soon to be married start learning		stag night, bachelor party. We still don't know what to do for John's stag night.
an occasion when a group of women celebrate together because one of them is soon to be married start learning		hen party. Liz didn't know that her friends were throwing a hen party for her
urząd stanu cywilnego start learning		a registry office. The young couple wanted to get married in a registry office, but their parents insisted on a traditional church wedding.
druhna start learning		a bridesmaid. All the bridesmaids had to wear matching dresses
śłubowanie, np. małżeńskie start learning		vow. They exchanged vows and the priest pronounced them husband and wife. I’ve made a vow that I’m going to study harder
narodzenie chrystusa start learning		nativity
trwonić, marnować start learning		squander, waste
wymiana, if a shop exchanges something that you bought there, it allows you to change it for something of a similar type or value, for example because it is damaged start learning		exchange
store where you can buy flowers start learning		florist's
kiosk start learning		newsagent's
zdzierstwo start learning		a rip-off
schodza jak świeże bułeczki start learning		to sell like hot cakes. Tickets to their show have been selling like hot cakes
hate somebody sth FORMAL start learning		detest
to move around without thinking, to move away from the correct place or path, błąkać się, zbłąkany start learning		stray. I strayed too far from the footpath and got lost. The sheep strayed onto the road
zaprzeczanie, negacja, odmowa start learning		denial. Despite her denials, I knew she felt lonely
wprawdzie, co prawda start learning		admittedly
nawrót, nawrócić się np. o chorobie start learning		relapse. The process of recovery would begin, slowly, with several bumps and relapses along the way.
to mix cards to play start learning		shuffle
siodło start learning		a saddle
lotka start learning		a shuttlecock. Shuttlecocks are used in badminton
lekkoatletyka start learning		athletics. Athletics includes running races and various competitions in jumping and throwing.
strój piłkarz start learning		strip. Our team were playing in blue and white strip.
rozbierać się start learning		strip. "Strip down to your waist," said the nurse. He stripped and jumped into the shower. She stripped naked
wolność, swoboda start learning		liberty. The prisoner regained his liberty
przesłuchiwać podejrzanego/świadka start learning		interrogate a suspect / witness. Our first task will surely be to interrogate the prisoners
wyczarowywać coś start learning		conjure something. For most people it's difficult to conjure up rosy memories of our childhood
ponadprzeciętny, wybitny  start learning		superior. This product was of superior quality. It was a symbol of superior social status.
upiększać, ubarwiać start learning		embellish. Tadzik embelishes his stories too much.
nietknięty, nienaruszony start learning		intact. The vase remained intact despite rough handling
wspomnienie, przypominanie start learning		recollection. My guess is, if my recollection is correct, that Amendment 1 will be rejected and then the original text will be adopted. He is not, to my recollection, a very good musician
podstęp, oszustwo start learning		deception. His elaborate deception fooled everyone
zniekształcać, wypaczać, przeinaczać start learning		distort. The image is distorte. Not true, you distorted my story.
zniekształcenie start learning		distortion. The less distortion there is, the more detail we'll be able to see. How exactly do I benefit from your distortion of the truth
wiać start learning		to blow. The wind blew through the trees
błyskawica start learning		a lightning. A lightning flashed across the sky.
błyskać start learning		to flash. The cameras were flashing so intensely that I couldn't see a thing
lodowaty start learning		icecold. My feet are ice-cold!
mróz start learning		frost
sleet - snow and rain in the same time Verb and Noun start learning		sleet. It's sleeting, so be careful, as roads may be slippery.
zamieć śnieżna start learning		a blizzard. They lost their way in a blizzard.
awansować start learning		to promote
zamówienie start learning		a commission
rekomendacja, referencje start learning		recommendation, references
za grosze, np. pracować za grosze start learning		for peanuts. I work for peanuts.
być na zasiłku start learning		to be on the dole. A fifth of all Americans are on the dole.
obcinać paznokcie start learning		cut nails
kamień (w czajniku, nazębny) start learning		scale. I can recommend a way of removing the scale from a kettle
plomba start learning		filling. The dentist X-rayed my teeth and decided to put in a filling. I've lost my filling.
zamek, zamknąć na klucz start learning		lock. They've installed a triple-lock door. Did you lock the door? He locked the dog in his room
śruba, wkręt start learning		bolt
przykręcać start learning		screw. You have to screw the frame tight, so that it won't fall apart. You have to screw it to the wall.
pochylić się, zgiąć start learning		bend - bent - bent. The wind was so strong that it bent the trees in our garden. He bent and kissed her on the forehead
gryźć start learning		to bite-bit-bitten. My dog doesn't bite
skradać się, pełzać start learning		creep - crept - crept.
uciekać, umykać start learning		flee - fled - fled. Flee from sth/sb. Better to flee than to die.
przepowiadać start learning		forecast - forecast - forecast. They've forecast rain for the weekend.
drzazga start learning		splinter. I've got a splinter in my finger
forum start learning		forum. The central question is what kind of forum to set up.
zbieranie funduszy start learning		fundraising
powstaniec start learning		insurgent. We cannot track the insurgents - that's what makes it hard to fight them.
tik nerwowy start learning		tic
skwierczeć start learning		sizzle. The bacon in the frying pan was beginning to sizzle
rozbrajający np. śmiech albo film start learning		disarming. The dialogue in that movie was just disarming. Her smile is disarming.
szczegółowe badanie, nadzór, obserwacja. Examin sth especially in a critical way. start learning		scrutiny. This essay could use some professional scrutiny. You could say that the region is now under closer scrutiny. Her opinion is based on a careful scrutiny of the text
sanki start learning		sledge, sled. Come on, let's go seldging!!!
wskazówka zegara start learning		hand. Both hands are pointing to twelve. My watch has an hour hand, minute hand and second hand
prędkościomierz start learning		speedometer. The speedometer said 130 kph
rozpaczać start learning		despair. I will ask for guidance in this matter, but do not despair.
ewoluować, zmieniać się start learning		evolve. Evolve into sth.
odśnieżać start learning		plow. I need to plow the road
pług, orać start learning		plow
podobny start learning		alike. He and his father are alike in many ways. The houses in our street are very alike.
tama / zapora start learning		dam / Firewall. In 1976, 26 000 people died when a dam broke in China.
trzonek start learning		shaft. The shaft of a hammer was bigger than my palm
rzemiosło also verb start learning		crafts. He crafted this material into an arrow.
wzór do naśladowania start learning		role model
bocian start learning		stork
bezpłodność start learning		sterility, infertility. He's diagnose with infertility, so he's infertile.
Ruszaj się do rytmu start learning		Move to the groove
olbrzymi start learning		enormous. There was enormous hole in the wall. Enormous problem
kichać start learning		to sneeze. Jane sneezed and wiped her nose on a tissue.
żarówka start learning		light bulb. We need to change the light bulb
wentylacja start learning		ventilation. We don't have ventilation down here.
gniazdko start learning		socket, jack, power point, outlet. Plug the cable into the socket.
lotnictwo start learning		aviation. When it comes to aviation and air accidents, I'm something of an expert
szlafrok start learning		a dressing gown, bathrobe. I bought a brown eyelash mascara.
aparat na zęby start learning		brace, retainer. The boy had to wear a retainer, because his teeth were crooked.
prostownica do włosów start learning		hair straightener
spuścić wodę w kiblu, spłuczka start learning		flush. Please, flush after use!!! We have to change the flush.
zatrzask np. w branzoletce albo spodniach start learning		snap. The snap of my bracelet broke
łamać, pękać (o gałęzi albo linie) start learning		snap. A twig snapped under his feet.
zakrzywienie czasoprzestrzeni start learning		the curvature of spacetime, time warp
reklamowy start learning		Advertising. Our friend works in an advertising agency
przyczepa start learning		trailer. I can't use my trailer to transport this furniture because it's too small
posada, stanowisko start learning		positio, post. Remember, you can lose your post as fast as you have gained it
żaluzje start learning		Blinds. It's a bit dark in this room - I'll open the blinds. Draw the blinds, please.
halogen start learning		halogen bulb
faktura start learning		an invoice. Do you need a separate invoice for that?
klucz do nakrętek (tech) start learning		spanner (tech), wrench. Do you have a wrench in your tool box?
psychopata start learning		psychopath, psycho
rządzić start learning		1. to govern 2. to rule. When I was a little boy I wanted to be a king so I could rule the world. You have no idea what it takes to govern this country
tendencja start learning		tendency. She has a tendency to forget people's names. I have a tendency to forget what I say from one minute to the next
pasmo (zwycięstw lub porażek) start learning		streak. He's been on a winning streak this year.
niepozorny start learning		inconspicuous
konserwacja, utrzymanie start learning		maintenance. It's high-maintenance. Website is under maintenance.
liść start learning		leaf. The trees lose their leaves in autumn
gałąź start learning		a branch. This tree has a lot of curling branches
pień drzewa start learning		trunk. This old oak has a large trunk
świerk start learning		spruce. Our Christmas tree this year was a spruce
śmietana start learning		cream. Add some cream to the soup, it will taste better. She doesn't eat cream because it is high in calories.
antena start learning		an aerial. Somehow, they've managed to fix the aerial.
bieżnia start learning		a track. He is running on the track
bieżnia stacjonarna start learning		treadmill. I run on the treadmill every day
sosna start learning		pine. They bought a pine table for the kitchen
kasztan start learning		a chestnut. A chestnut was growing in front of my house
jąkać się start learning		stutter. Don't finish someone sentence when they are stuttering.
słup wysokiego napięcia start learning		High voltage pole, pylon.
linia wysokiego napięcia start learning		power line
rów start learning		ditch. He lost control of his car and went into a ditch
kamizelka odblaskowa start learning		vest. High visibility jacket or vest.
dźwig start learning		crane. The crane is raised so that their feet barely touch the ground.
ogrodzenie start learning		fence. We have to build a new fence
sztanga start learning		bar.
wyciskanie na klatę start learning		bench press
rozpiętki start learning		chest fly
martwy ciąg start learning		deadlift
uchylać wyrok start learning		lift. The court lifted his sentence.
dźwigać, podnosić start learning		lift. Lift me up one more time. She lifted her head listening attentively.
przysiad start learning		Squat. For this exercise you need to get into a squat first.
seria (na siłowni) start learning		set. First, do several sets of bicep workout.
powtórzenie (na siłowni) start learning		rep. Do not do more than 8 reps in each set.
mięśnie brzucha start learning		abs. Finally, it's ABS time. We will do four sets, 15 reps each.
pedał roweru start learning		pedal. Keep your foot on the pedal.
loki start learning		curls. She pushed back the dark curls
szabla start learning		saber, saber.
agrafka start learning		safety-pin, eye. Can I borrow an eye? My button fell off.
odkręcić kran, zakręcić kran start learning		turn on the tap, turn off the tap
klamka start learning		a door handle. He pressed the handle and opened the door
garnek start learning		pot. Here, hold this handle and help me tip the pot
spocony start learning		sweaty. I need to change my clothes, I'm all sweaty.
leczniczy. Ta maść ma właściwości lecznicze. Ta maść ma właściwości lecznicze. start learning		curative. This ointment has curative properties. This ointment has healing properties.
kwestionować start learning		dispute. She has always disputed the existence of God.
podsumować start learning		summarize. She summarized his speech with one brief sentence.
przechadzać się start learning		stroll. She strolled happily through the dark streets of Brighton
wierzchołek drzewa start learning		treetop
chować start learning		hide - hid - hidden. He was hiding it from the police. The girl hid the doll in the garden
ślizgać się start learning		slide - slid - slid. Don't slide on the ice, you'll fall down
syczeć start learning		hiss. The snake was hissing.
huczenie sowy start learning		hoot. They heard the hoot of an owl.
pędzić start learning		speed - sped/speeded - sped/speeded. Don't speed, we have plenty of time.
zwrócić coś start learning		hand sth back. She handed the book back to me
okruch start learning		crumb. He didn't leave a crumb on the plate.
grabie start learning		a rake. I could borrow a rake from my parents. I raked the garden yesterday.
kieł start learning		fang. Wolves have very sharp fangs.
żartobliwie. start learning		jokingly, playfully. hey asked him jokingly how he got away with it.
unosić się na wodzie start learning		float on the water. He was floating on the surface of the water
przychód start learning		revenue
niepokój start learning		unrest. It was a time of unrest and upheaval in our region
przekonania polityczne start learning		political beliefs, politics. Your politics should not interfere with your job
ingerencja, wtrącanie się start learning		interference. goverment interefernce. He will be punished for this interference
implikować, sugerować start learning		imply. Are you implying that I'm stupid?
uchwalać ustawy start learning		pass legislation
cwaniak start learning		sly
zmarszczyć brwi start learning		frown. She paused, frowning in deep concentration. He was listening to me with a frown.
jemioła start learning		mistletoe. He is going to kiss me under the mistletoe.
stroik świąteczny start learning		Christmas wreath
chichotać start learning		chuckle. I could hear his chuckle
gdakanie start learning		cluck
sanie start learning		sleigh
rozpadający się, rozklekotany start learning		ramshackle. Some went in the front and others through the back of the ramshackle house
podciągnąć coś (np. skarpety) start learning		hitch sth up. Hitch up your pants.
przewód kominowy start learning		flue
pończocha, skarpeta świąteczna start learning		stocking, Christmas sock. She wore black stockings.
przesmykiwać się start learning		slink - slunk - slunk. Why did you slink out of the room into the kitchen?
upychać start learning		stuff. He stuffed his bag in the trunk.
zwinnie, zręcznie start learning		nimbly
komin start learning		chimbley
z radością (np. zacierać ręce) start learning		with glee. "The money is absolutely no problem," he said with glee.
gruchanie gołębia start learning		coo of a dove
bujda, kłamstewko start learning		fib
klepać start learning		pat. "You'll feel better soon," Jack said, patting her on the arm
przebiegły start learning		slick. I wouldn't trust a slick person like him
odrobina (np. kurzu) start learning		speck. I don't want to see even a speck of dust here.
wstążka start learning		ribbon. She tied up the box with ribbon.
łańcuch choinkowy start learning		tinsel
nucenie, mruczenie pod nosem start learning		humming
zagadkowy, niezrozumiały start learning		puzzling. Why did he do that remains a puzzle.
uśmiechać się szyderczo, szydzić start learning		sneer. You may sneer, but a lot of people like this kind of music
warkocz start learning		plait, braid. She wore her hair in plaits.
mruczeć start learning		to purr
uśmiechać się szeroko start learning		grin. The woman grinned at him. Victoria grinned and kissed me suddenly.
płacz żałosny, zawodzenie, skarga start learning		wail. His crying turned into a wail. Stop wailing, it will not help us.
zawiązywać start learning		bind. She bound my hands with her scarf.
stuknąć start learning		tap. He tapped our secret code.
merdać start learning		wag. The dog wagged its tail at the sight of a bone.
wrzeszczeć ze złości, strachu (w piskliwy sposób) start learning		shriek. The boys shrieked in terror when they saw the dark figure. He shrieked at me and told me to mind my own business.
trzepotać start learning		flutter, flap. Birds flap their wings.
kokardka start learning		bow. The bow is bigger than the box
trzcina start learning		reed. The girl was still in the water, fighting her way through the reeds.
sadzawka, staw start learning		pond. They have a small pond in the garden.
rechotać start learning		croak
synonim of mumble start learning		mutter. The woman muttered an answer.
akademik start learning		a dormitory, dorm. She lives in a dorm.
drwić, przedrzeźniać, kpić start learning		mock. Mom, he is mocking me!
interfere WITH start learning		Interfere with. My parents try to interfere with my life.
oddziaływać na siebie start learning		interact. How will these two chemical substances interact?
komunikować się start learning		interact. I don't want to interact with people today. I tried to interact with her but she's in a bad mood.
krzyczeć za kimś start learning		cry out for sb. He cried out for me but I left the room
wydzielać (substancję) start learning		release. This plant releases a poison, so don't touch it. Snakes release venom while stinging their victim
doceniać start learning		to appreciate. There's no point buying him expensive wines - he doesn't appreciate them.
przesiadka, między start learning		layover, changeover. We had a four-hour layover in Chicago
rozkosz, wielka przyjemność. start learning		delight. She ate the dessert with delight. Bill Burr will also be delight then.
prześmieszne start learning		hilariously funny.
postawienie urzędnika państwowego w stań oskarżenia start learning		impeachment. The minister is currently under threat of impeachment.
wnętrzności. start learning		guts. He looks like he wanted to rip your guts out.
wypruwać coś start learning		rip sth out. He looks like he wanted to rip your guts out.
wpaść do kogoś (z wizytą) start learning		come over. I sometimes come over here after work just to get away. My parents came over. You can come over to my house any time you want
coś mi wypadło start learning		something's come up. something has come up
urabiać kogoś start learning		work on sb. She is working on her mom to get money for a new dress.
zabłocony start learning		muddy. Where have you been? Your shoes are so muddy!
popielniczka start learning		ashtray. Could you bring me an ashtray, please?
niedopałek papierosa start learning		stub, butt, stump. Don't throw butts on the ground. The bin was full of cigarette stumps.
zgasić np. papierosa start learning		put out (stub out) a cigarette. The firefighters put out the fire. He put out the cigarette and left
Czy się rozumiemy? start learning		Are we clear on that?
radzić sobie (phrasal verb) start learning		get on. How did you get on at the oral exam?
Dobrze się dogadujesz ze swoimi dziećmi? start learning		Do you get along well with your children?
wracać do zdrowia start learning		get well. He's in hospital but he's getting well.
mieć się dobrze, dobrze sobie radzić start learning		be doing well. Long story short, I'm doing well.
radzić sobie finansowo start learning		get by. "How do you get by?" "I guess I manage."
odnosić sukces, robić postęp, iść do przodu (zazwyczaj w karierze zawodowej albo społeczeństwie) start learning		get ahead. It's tough for a woman to get ahead in politics. You’ve got to take risks if you want to get ahead.
przekraczać np. oczekiwania albo liczbę zabitych start learning		surpass. Death toll in Brasil surpassed 2 milions.
stanowić (problem) start learning		pose. Drunk drivers pose a threat to other road users.
przekroczyć prędkość start learning		exceed the speed. He exceeded the speed limit by 15 miles an hour.
wyjść (o zdjęciu, na zdjęciu) start learning		come out. Your sister came out really good in this photo.
pojawiać się, wypływać, wypływać na wierzch, padać (np. kwestia w dyskusji, pytanie) start learning		come up. If my name comes up in the conversation, please try to change the subject.
coś mi wyskoczyło (phrasal verb) start learning		come up. I've got to go - something has just come up at home and I'm needed there.
wychodzić na jaw (phrasal verb) start learning		come out. The truth came out only after the fact. Didn't you know that the truth will always come out?
odkleić się start learning		come unstuck. The packing tape on the box came unstuck and some of the contents fell out.
wypaść start learning		fall out. Sir, something has just fallen out of your pocket. My wallet must have fallen out of my bag at the airport
przyklejać start learning		stick - stuck - stuck. I forgot to stick a stamp on the letter. The label won't stick.
pole widzenia start learning		visual field. Her visual field is limited.
cienki start learning		thin
gruby (o przedmiocie) start learning		thick. thick book, thick sweater
badania kliniczne start learning		clinical trial. We have a usable enzyme that's ready for clinical trials.
opatentować start learning		patent. You should patent your new invention.
wynalazek start learning		an invention. Somebody has stolen his invention from the lab.
czasopismo naukowe start learning		science magazine, scientific journal
długość, szerokość, wysokość start learning		length, width, height
odnowić, przedłużyć (np. ważność dokumentu) start learning		renew. I need to renew my driving license.
pokonać kogoś start learning		defeat someone. You will never defeat me.
pokonać kogoś, wygrać z kimś start learning		beat someone. I beat my older brother at chess. Poland has never beaten Spain
To nie jest niezbędne do uprawiania seksu start learning		that's not essential for having sex
kaplica start learning		chapel. The funeral started at chapel.
trumna start learning		coffin (eng), casket (usa)
nagła śmierć start learning		sudden death
producent start learning		producer. Australia is one of the world's main producers of wool.
obrazić kogoś start learning		offend someone. I didn't want to offend you. I'm sorry.
łasica start learning		weasel. A small weasel lives in the shed in our garden.
nieostrożny start learning		careless. The boy was careless and crossed the street on a red light.
niedbały, niestarannt np. pismo lub praca start learning		sloppy. Another sloppy pass like that might lose them the whole game.
wypuścić, uwolnić start learning		release. The terrorists released their hostages. His early release from prison caused our surprise.
ulga start learning		relief. I felt such a relief.
przejaśniać się start learning		to clear up. The sky cleared up in the afternoon.
przestarzały start learning		dated. This sort of dress is rather dated now.
guzek np. na piersi start learning		a lump. She went to the doctor because she found a lump in her breast.
guz np. na czole start learning		bump. I have a nasty bump on my forehead.
wejść na pokład, do statku, tramwaju itp start learning		board. Soldiers boarded the ship. We boarded the wrong train. We waved goodbye and boarded the plane.
przewraca się w grobie start learning		roll in sb grave. She'd turn in her grave if she knew what he was spending his inheritance on.
coś dużego, dużej objętości, większość czegoś, ogrom czegoś start learning		bulk. It was a document of surprising bulk.
komnata start learning		chamber. Harry Potter and the secret chamber.
wędrować, włóczyć się start learning		to wander. She's probably still wandering around.
samochód służbowy start learning		company car
telefon służbowy start learning		business phone
wyposażyć start learning		equip. It's going to cost $4 million to equip the hospital. All the police officers were equipped with shields to defend themselves against the rioters.
zwracać uwagę start learning		pay attention. I have never paid attention to this. Why don't you pay attention to what I say?
spawać start learning		weld
podnajmować start learning		to sublet. Our rental contract states that we are not allowed to sublet the house.
złożyć obietnicę start learning		pledge. I pledge him my obedience and offer my services as his second.
to call someone in order to attract their attention start learning		hail. Shall we hail a taxi? I tried to hail her from across the room.
okrzyknięty np. film start learning		hail sb of sth. The film was hailed as best movie in 1989.
butla z gazem start learning		gas bottle
motorówka start learning		motorboat, launch. He started the launch before I was able to get on it.
gospodarstwo domowe start learning		household. More than half of Swedish households are single-person, the highest proportion in the EU
jednosobowy start learning		single-person
utrzymywać się (np. ból) start learning		persist. If the pain persists, call the nurse. But the norm persists despite housing shortage
przystępny (w przystępnej cenie) start learning		affordable. I bought a dress at an affordable price.
dolewka start learning		refill. Chuck, you've nearly finished your drink - do you want a refill?
potomstwo start learning		offspring. Schulz believes that parents are often more focused on offering “practical rather than emotional” support once their offspring move out.
dekada start learning		decade. It was over a decade ago.
pojawić się na nowo (np. po okresie nieobecności) start learning		resurface. For Ida Staberg, the novelty of being independent also wore off quickly, and mental health problems she’d experienced as a younger teenager started to resurface.
uporać się (z czymś) start learning		tackle. The company has to tackle the crisis.
wpaść w rutynę start learning		stuck in a rut. A few years ago, I felt like I was stuck in a rut, so I decided to follow in the footsteps of the great American philosopher.
nie doceniać czegoś kogoś start learning		underestimate. You can't underestimate your opponent cause he might beat you.
zbyt nisko oszacować (coś), zaniżyć start learning		underestimate. The value of the house was underestimated by at least five thousand dollars
bułka start learning		bun
tory start learning		tracks. The train was stopped because the tracks were blocked. The three tried to run to the other side of the tracks, she said.
przejazd kolejowy start learning		level crossing, railroad crossing. They were approaching a railroad crossing. He turned suddenly into the road that led to the railroad crossing.
barierka, szlaban, zapora start learning		barrier. There were policemen standing near the barriers. I managed to avoid hitting the barriers.
zbiorowy (np. decyzja, odpowiedzialność) start learning		collective. There is a collective responsibility for this project.
wspólna łazienka start learning		Shared Bathroom
wspólne obowiązki start learning		shared duties
nieużywany (nigdy) start learning		unused. You can use this toothbrush, it was unused.
(już nie) używany, niewykorzystywany start learning		disused. A sister property, K9, was launched five years later – a disused hotel renovated to hold 50
przedsięwzięcie start learning		venture. He seems to have put his heart into the venture.
modny, wypasiony start learning		hip. Södermalm is one of Stockholm’s hippest city-centre neighbourhoods
o podobnych upodobaniach, podobnie myślący start learning		like-minded. As far as quality of life goes, it just gives much more joy to be around other people – especially if they're like-minded.
innowacyjny start learning		innovative. The company attracts new customers thanks to its innovative approach.
handlować start learning		trade. He trades books and furniture.
niedobór mieszkań start learning		housing shortage
trasa narciarska start learning		ski run, piste
gówniany, słabej jakości start learning		crappy. This computer is extremely crappy
bombardować start learning		bombard. The wealth of media in modern life means the average person is bombarded with enough information every day to overload a laptop.
przeciążać, przeładowywać start learning		overload. We were overloaded and I did not know how the road was ahead.
akademik start learning		a dormitory (US), hall of residence (UK)
zaostrzać np. przepisy start learning		tighten. The city tightened the regulations. Sweden had to tighten restrictions as they had had many fatalities.
śmiertelny start learning		fatal. It was a fatal accident.
sprzeciwiać się start learning		oppose. My parents opposed my marriage to a younger man. Public opinion in both countries opposes the war.
zarówno start learning		as well as. This sollution had many supporters as well as opponents.
jechać pod prąd start learning		drive against the traffic. Suddenly I realized we were driving against the trafiic as it was one way street.
być odpowiedzialnym za start learning		be responsible for. My father was responsible for cleaning and cooking which was quite unusual at that time
straszny, upiorny, przerażający (informal) start learning		spooky. It was a spooky coincidence. I bet this place is really spooky late at night
kotlet schabowy start learning		pork chop
zaoczny np. studia start learning		extramural. In 1999 I started extramural studies.
wychowywać start learning		to raise. I didn't raise you like that! She raised her children well.
wychowywać (phrasal verb) start learning		bring up sb. Clara is too young to bring up a child.
być z kimś blisko (w sensie emocjonalnie) start learning		close. Lidia's family is very close. I don't have any close friends.
powściągliwy (w słowach i w czynach), z dystansem start learning		aloof. My mother was very aloof, she did't show her emotions.
zarabiać start learning		to earn. How much do you earn?
morsowanie start learning		winter swimming, ice swimming
farsz start learning		stuffing. He was in the kitchen, making stuffing for the turkey.
nadzienie start learning		filling. pies with sweet or savoury fillings
plomba start learning		filling. The dentist X-rayed my teeth and decided to put in a filling.
typ (człowieka) (UK) start learning		sort. I'm not the sort of person who does such things.
typ (człowieka) (US) start learning		type. I'm the type of a person who likes order. He's not my type.
zachowywać, zatrzymywać (o przedmiocie) FORMAL start learning		retain. The box retains heat. He managed to retain his dignity throughout the performance.
to catch or show signs of an illness. Bierze mnie choroba start learning		come down with. I feel like I’m coming down with a cold.
obszerny, rozległy start learning		extensive. I've done extensive research on this topic. He has extensive knowledge of ancient history.
wymyśleć, opracować np. jakiś plan albo rozwiązanie (za pomocą intelektu) start learning		devise. He's good at devising language games that you can play with students in class. The cartoon characters Snoopy and Charlie Brown were devised by Charles M. Schultz. They have devised a cure for this illness.
worek na śmieci start learning		trash bag. The rubbish bag is too small for this bin.
odpadki (wyrzucane w parkach, na ulicach, itp.) start learning		litter. People who drop litter will be severely punished.
abstynent start learning		water-drinker
uśmierzać (ból) start learning		relieve. The painkillers will relieve the pain soon. Icebath relieved my pain in a calf.
łydka start learning		calf. This man has well developed calves.
konkurencja start learning		competitor. He is our main competitor on the market.
wyjeżdżać samochodem start learning		pull out. You cannot pull out so quickly!
wyciągnąć np. pistolet start learning		pull out. She pulled out a knife and attacked him.
to make someone feel uncomfortable, especially mentally (FORMAL) start learning		discomfit. At times she seemed to take great pleasure in discomfiting him.
głuchy start learning		deaf. My grandfather is starting to go deaf.
to shape something so that it can move as effectively and quickly as possible start learning		streamline. Streamlining cars increases their fuel efficiency. The bodies of dolphins are more streamlined than those of porpoises.
łaskotać start learning		tickle. It tickled a little bit. Jack put out a finger to tickle the little cat's head.
majstrować (przy czymś), dłubać (przy czymś) start learning		tinker. Most of the time he can be found in his garage, tinkering with his car.
łąka start learning		a meadow. The meadow was covered with flowers.
cnotliwy, czysty (żyjący w celibacie) start learning		chaste. In the past, a woman needed to be chaste to make a good marriage.
poświata, poblask (np. księżyca) start learning		gleam. The gleam of the Moon guided us.
robić wyrzuty (FORMAL) start learning		reproach. His mother reproached him for not eating all his dinner.
spartaczyć, sknocić start learning		botch. We botched (up) our first attempt at wallpapering the bathroom.
przynęta (np. do łapania ryb) start learning		bait. Different bait is used to catch different fish.
popijać, sączyć, pić małymi łyczkami start learning		sip
przesączać (przez coś), sączyć (się) start learning		seep. Pesticides are seeping out of farmland and into the water supply.
żywopłot start learning		hedge. She planted a hedge around her house.
karzeł start learning		midget. He was a very small man, almost a midget.
kudłaty start learning		shaggy. I fell in love with this shaggy dog.
zapach, woń. start learning		scent. I love the scent of oranges. I smell the scent of their tobacco in the air. I smell the scent of their tobacco in the air.
gleam, shine, glow. start learning		To gleam -> to shine softly To shine -> to reflect light clearly and sharply To glow -> to emit light, usually softly or weakly, from itself. A glow is always cause by some form of energy
zapakować (np. do wysłania) start learning		package. I have to package this box. Your clothes have already been packaged and they are ready to be sent.
pakować, zapakować (np. jedzenie, towar) start learning		pack. I'm sure I packed it. I haven't finished packing yet.
selekcja naturalna start learning		natural selection. The human society does not always work by the rules of natural selection.
według zasad start learning		by the rules. The human society does not always work by the rules of natural selection.
okoliczności (w okolicznościach) start learning		circumstances (under circumstances). Under other circumstances, you'd make a great couple.
zaufany start learning		trusted. She was an old and trusted friend.
a small wave on the surface of water start learning		ripple. The stone she threw caused ripples to spread across the lake.
zatoka start learning		bay. He sailed around the bay.
zatoka przynosowa start learning		sinus. That's probably just a sinus infection. But it could be sleep apnea.
bezdech senny start learning		sleep apnea
reklamacja start learning		complaint. If you want to make a complaint, you should see the manager. hey receive many complaints about the quality of their products
przelew (bankowy) start learning		transfer. Has my bank transfer come through? Did you get my transfer? She doesn't know how to make a transfer.
kredki start learning		coloured pencils. Jenny drew a picture in coloured pencils for her art class.
przeszkoda start learning		obstacle. We encountered another obstacle.
dążenie, walka (np. o wolność) start learning		struggle. Our struggle for freedom became serious.
szeptać start learning		whisper. "Come with me," Tom whispered. He whispered some words into her ear
uwaga, zainteresowanie start learning		attention. This child needs your attention. He didn't know what to do to get her attention.
zwracać uwagę start learning		pay attention. You have to pay attention to every detail, big or small.
struktura, szkielet start learning		framework. An education system is part of a political, social, and economic framework.
szczerze, bezpośrednio (np. wypowiadać się) start learning		frankly. You should talk to each other frankly.
przyciągać (np. ludzi, zainteresowanie) start learning		attract. These flowers are brightly coloured in order to attract butterflies.
magazyn start learning		warehouse. He ran across the warehouse to the opposite end.
rozlać start learning		spill. I spilt tea all over myself. Do you have a cloth? I spilt some water on the floor.
urlop macierzyński start learning		maternity leave. She's been on maternity leave for some time now.
pompować start learning		pump. He is pumping the mattress for them to sleep on.
składać (np. ubrania) start learning		fold. Fold your clothes, please.
zginać (np. kartę papieru) start learning		fold. I can't fold this map, it's too big, can you help me? She folded the receipt in half and handed it to me
ważyć (mieć określoną wagę) start learning		weigh. It weighed 2 kg.
waga (czegoś w kg) start learning		weight. What is the weight of this cheese? I want only 40 grams.
to speak too proudly about what you have done or what you own start learning		brag. She's always bragging about how much money she earns.
chwalić się, przechwalać się (mówić o sobie i swoich osiągnięciach) start learning		boast. Stop boasting about your new boyfriend. Stop boasting, you're not that special.
popisywać się start learning		to show off. I think he's just showing off.
rozwiesić coś, wywiesić coś (np. obraz) start learning		put up. We are putting the fliers up because our dog is missing. We put up some new pictures in the living room
ulotka start learning		flier. The flyer contained information on animal cruelty.
powiesić obraz start learning		hang a picture
to supply or produce something positive such as a profit, an amount of food or information:\ start learning		yield. My company yields a lot of profit. Favourable weather yielded a good crop
ustąpić, ulec, podporządkować się, ugiąć się. Muszę ustąpić żeby zachować pracę. start learning		give way. Neither of them will give way, so they could be arguing for a very long time. I had to give way in order to save my job.
folia start learning		foil. He wrapped the sandwich in aluminum foil
licytacja start learning		auction. I bought my cell phone on an internet auction.
stan (np. auta) start learning		state. His car is in a terrible state. I don't know if her state of mind will improve.
anonimowy start learning		anonymous. I found out about the whole affair from an anonymous letter.
free to do what you like and go where you like because you have no responsibilities such as a family or a relationship start learning		fancy free
popierać start learning		back. You have to back my idea even if they won't like it. The management has refused to back our proposals.
spodziewać się, oczekiwać (np. że coś się stanie) start learning		expect. She's expecting a baby. They weren't expecting anybody else to be there.
chaotyczny start learning		chaotic
rozbić się (o środku transportu, np. o samochodzie) start learning		crash. Her car crashed into a tree. The plane crashed into a mountainside. The plane crashed because of the pilot's error.
uderzyć, uderzyć w, trafić w, potrącić (coś z impetem) start learning		hit. I've hit my foot on the bed corner. I lost the control of the car and hit the tree. I hit my head and now I'm not feeling well. I always hit my head on the cupboard.
Jack ziewnął i przetarł oczy start learning		Jack yawned and rubbed his eyes
znosić, wytrzymać, tolerować (kogoś lub coś). Nie mogę już dłużej znieść jego zachowania! start learning		I can't put up with his behaviour anymore!
Szukałem syna, gdy nagle wyskoczył z szafy. start learning		I was looking for my son when suddenly he popped out of the closet.
kłócić się z kimś (Phrasal Verb). Mark jest młodszy i niestety pokłóciłem się z nim parę lat temu. start learning		Mark is younger, and I sadly fell out with him some years ago.
Próbowałem ograniczyć picie, ale nie wyszło. start learning		I was trying cut down on drinking but i didn't work out.
Światła tego samochodu oślepiły mnie na sekundę start learning		That car's lights blinded me for a second
Istnieją dwa typy uczniów: wzrokowcy i słuchowi. start learning		There are two types of learners: visual learners and auditory learners.
Kiedy puszczam kierownicę, zaczyna zjeżdżać z drogi. start learning		When I let go of the steering wheel it starts to go off the road.
tłamsić kogoś, hamować jego rozwój. Każda religia próbuje tłamsić kobiety. start learning		Every religion tries to keeps women down.
I w końcu pojawiliście się wy i pokrzyżowaliście boski plan. start learning		And finally you came along and disrupted divine plan.
Taka okazja już nigdy nie nadejdzie. start learning		Such an opportunity will never come up again.
Ale będziesz szczęśliwy, to się liczy. start learning		But you'll be happy, that's what counts.
Ziemia nie podziela naszych uprzedzeń do plastiku. start learning		The Earth doesn't share our prejudice to plastic.
Trzymaj ręce z dala ode mnie albo zadzwonię na policję! start learning		Keep your hands off me or I'll call the police!
Nocnik start learning		Potty, chamber pot.
Pokazałem ojcu moje pierwsze włosy łonowe. start learning		I showed my father my first pubic hair.
włosy łonowe start learning		pubes
Mike Tyson odgryzł mu ucho. start learning		Mike Tyson bit off his ear.
Moją pierwszą pracą było rozdawanie ulotek. start learning		My first job was passing out leaflets.
Został skazany za nieumyślne spowodowanie śmierci skazany na cztery lata start learning		He was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to four years
Cuchnąłeś ginem czy czymś. start learning		You reeked like gin or something.
Atmosfera była napięta. start learning		The atmoshere was tense.
Czy jesteś zadowolony ze swoich zarobków? start learning		Are you satisfied with your wage?
Ujmę to tak start learning		Let me put it this way
Kobieta rzekomo (ponoć) zabiła męża za to, że nie pomagał w praniu start learning		Woman allegedly killed her husband for not helping with the laundry
Pomyliłem tego człowieka z moim wujem. start learning		I confused this man with my uncle.
Po co to było? start learning		What was that for?
zaspać start learning		oversleep
Policja znalazła domniemanego mordercę. start learning		Police found alleged murderer.
Nie wiem, w co się ubrać na imprezę. On nosi długą brodę. start learning		I'm not sure what to wear to the party. He wears a long beard
Uchodźcy powinni przyjąć nasze zasady. start learning		The refugees should adopt our rules.
Musisz spalić więcej kalorii niż przyjmujesz, to niepodważalne. start learning		You have to burn off more calories than you take in, it's indesputeable.
Wnieśli pozew przeciwko panu Brownowi. start learning		They brought a lawsuit against Mr Brown.
To wiele wyjaśnia. start learning		That explains a lot.
Znajomość języka obcego zwiększy Twoje szanse na zdobycie tej pracy. start learning		Knowledge of a foreign language will enhance your chances to get this job.
Powinniśmy podnieść jakość naszych produktów. start learning		We should enhance the quality of our products.
Istniały niezwykle ryzykowne kredyty hipoteczne typu subprime o zmiennym oprocentowaniu. start learning		There were extremely risky subprime adjustable-rate mortgage.
W zeszłym tygodniu mój brat i ja zorganizowaliśmy imprezę food truckową. start learning		Last week my brother and I held a food truck event.
Nie mają pojęcia o historii Anglii, musimy ją przedstawić (w skrócie) start learning		They have no idea about the history of England, we have to outline it.
Przezwyciężyła swój lęk wysokości. start learning		She overcame her fear of heights.
Ruch uliczny jest zablokowany z powodu wypadku. start learning		Traffic is stuck because of an accident.
Okno jest zablokowane. Czy możesz to naprawić? start learning		The window is stuck. Can you fix it?
Utknęliśmy w Atenach z powodu obfitego śniegu. start learning		We got stuck in Athens because of the heavy snow.
Pozuje do zdjęć jak modelka. start learning		She poses for photos like a model.
Dopadł pięciu moich ludzi i zabił ich. start learning		He hunted down five of my men and killed them.
Jestem daltonistą. start learning		I am colour-blind.
łatwizna, pikuś start learning		easy-peasy
Rząd zgodził się na wycofanie zarzutów przeciwko trzem innym osobom. start learning		The Government has agreed to drop charges against three other people.
właśnie o to chodziło start learning		that's what i was going for
Podłącz kabel do gniazda. start learning		Plug the cable into the socket.
Upadłem i posiniaczyłem sobie biodro. Potem koziołkowałem przez ponad 50 metrów. start learning		I fell down and I bruised my hip. Then I was tumbling for over 50 metres.
Lidia zszyła moją kurtkę po wypadku. start learning		Lidia sewed my jacket after accident.
Musimy zszyć tę ranę. start learning		We need to stitch that wound.
Uciekł, ale policja ruszyła za nim w pościg. start learning		He ran away, but the police went after him.
Firma wyłudziła pieniądze od milionów ludzi. start learning		The company swindled money from millions of people.
Kiedy jesteś zarażony wirusem HIV, twoje ciało nie jest w stanie zwalczyć żadnej infekcji. start learning		When you have HIV your body can't fight off any infection.
Na trawniku jest rosa. start learning		There is a dew on a lawn.
Czy jest jakaś perspektywa poprawy sytuacji? start learning		Is there any prospect of the situation improving?
zaraz wracam start learning		I'll be right back
Czy kiedykolwiek przyznasz się do porażki? start learning		Will you ever concede defeat?
Przyznał się do zamordowania swojej żony. start learning		He confessed to murdering his wife.
Zyskałem przewagę w ostatniej rundzie. start learning		I gained the advantage during the last round.

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