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rżnąć kogoś
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bone somebody
materialny, namacalny
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material, tangible
Other tangible benefits include an increase in salary and shorter working hours.
materialny, finansowy
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financial
agenda (lista problemów do rozwiązania), porządek obrad, ukryty cel
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agenda
a list of matters to be discussed at a meeting. a list of aims or possible future achievements:
Women's rights have been put back on the agenda (= are being discussed publicly again). Education was placed firmly on the political agenda in the prime minister's weekend speech. There has to be a hidden agenda behind his kind behaviour.
stało się to dość później
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it was not until much later
ujmujący
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endearing
pożyczka
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a loan
kwaterować, ćwiartowac
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quarter
strzecha
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thatch
to make a roof for a building with straw or reeds, straw or reeds used to make roofs
drzewny, budulec
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timber
obchodzić się, radzić sobie, uchwyt, klamka
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handle
zeznawać
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to testify, depose
dogonić
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to catch up
stromy
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steep
sklep z uzywanymi rzeczami
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thrift shop
aresztowanie
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detention
destylowac(oczyszczać), wydobyć istotę czegoś
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distil
We distilled two litres of vodka. The philosopher wanted to distil knowledge from those texts.
echo, rozbrzmiewac
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echo
niepokojąco
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worringly
złe zarządzanie
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mismanage
pędzić
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hurtle
droczyc sie
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tease
nieuchronny, nieuchronosc
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inevitable, inevitability
Eventually the inevitable happened and he had a heart attack.
wyczerpanie, zmniejszenie
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depletion
The illness depletes the body of important vitamins.
obierać, łuszczyć się, skórka
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peel
odpowiadać, dostosować
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conform
to behave according to the usual standards of behaviour that are expected by a group or society
At our school, you were required to conform, and there was no place for originality.
skromny pakiet
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modest package, humble bundle
szeroko pojęty
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widely, broadly understood
iglica (wieży), ostrze (czegoś), szpikulec (np. do grillowania)
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spike
She wore shoes with pronounced spikes. Food prices have encountered a spike due to the drought. She spiked my tea with rum.
trójkątny
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triangular
niewielki, uroczy
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dinky
abbreviation for double income no kids yet: a member of a young couple in which both partners earn a lot of money and are able to spend it on themselves because they have no children
skrót
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shortcut, abbreviation
szlifować
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grind
płatki śniadaniowe
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cereal
jelito
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intestine

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