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cecha charakteru start learning		trait of character
opowiadac o start learning		recount
uparty start learning		stubborn
bezplodny, jalowy, sterylny start learning		barren
przypominać sobie, wspominać start learning		recall cancel, dismiss, removeofficially or order (someone) to return to a place. bring (a fact, event, or situation) back into one's mind; remember. I can still vaguely recall being taken to the hospital
skrytykowany start learning		berated scold or criticize (someone) angrily. his mother came out and berated me for raising my voice
zmniejszyć start learning		to lessen We have to take steps to lessen the negative effects of so many turists flocking to the popular...
gromadzić sie start learning		to flock ... so many turists flocking to the popular destination. Hundred of People flocked to the football match.
wyjść na ulice start learning		to take the streets Millions of People around the world took to the Street to Say no to war.
chłopi start learning		peasantry What did the old kings ever do for the peasantry?
włamanie start learning		a burglary
zachęcać, popędzać start learning		to urge The boss urged the workers to finish the project that day.
depresja start learning		the depwndence
włamywacz start learning		a burglar
dyrektor, kierownik, najważniejszy start learning		principal first in order of importance the country's principal cities. the most important person in an organization. the head of school
wzrost / zwiększenie start learning		rise The Sun rises. The prices rose.
podnieść (cos) start learning		raise He raised his hand. He raised the price.
hazard start learning		gambling take risky action in the hope of a desired result. the British could only gamble that something would turn up
dziedzictwo start learning		legacy
od teraz, od tej chwili start learning		hence Frombork this Town. The project will be completed at the end of the dekadę, two years hence.
gospodarz programu start learning		host someone who has guests We tkanked our hosting for a very enjoyable evening.
udogodnienia start learning		facilities the building, equipment, and services provider for a particular purpose
stłumić start learning		to quell to stop something, especially using force (mutiny, raiots) (anger, tension, stress) We are called to quell raiots. He has been unable to quell his wife's suspicions.
obozowisko start learning		encampment Many People are living in encampment around citi.
zasługi start learning		merits We discussed about merits of herbal tea.
zastraszyć start learning		intimidate to fighter or threaten someone, usually in order to persuade them to do something Thatcher you want to do We were intimated into accepting a Pay cut by the threat of losing their Jobs.
komentowac cos start learning		remarks Say something as a comment. Tom's looking posh, she remarked.
odsunąć się na bok / przejść na bok start learning		step aside/ move to one side
pod względem czegoś start learning		in terms of something We try to do what is Best for our customers in terms of the quality of our products.
niezłośliwy / łagodny Nigdy nie odgadłbyś jego zamiarów po łagodnym wyrazie jego twarzy. start learning		benign You would never have guessed his intentions from the benign expresion on his face.
ubliżający start learning		disparaging disparigings remarks
pozostalosci, resztki pozostająca część (czegoś), pozostałość (np. świetności lub cywilizacji) niezużyty skrawek (materiału), resztki (jedzenia), pozostała garstka (ludzi) start learning		remnants There were some food remnants in the trash.
pozostałości po, szczatki zwłoki, szczątki start learning		remains the remains of lunch were still on the table
chociaż, ale, jednak start learning		though
nieunikniony start learning		inevitable in a way that cannot be avoided their arguments inevitably end in tears
buzzy start learning		buzzy exciting, especially beacouse a lot of People are prezent and a lot of things are happening There is always burzy atmosphere in the restaurant.
rozpocząć cos start learning		to kick something off to begin We kicked off the meeting with a song.
dokonać czegos start learning		to pull some. off to succeed in doing something dificult We pulled off the deal.
pod radarem start learning		under the radar ignored or not noticed much by People in general The butique specializes in trendy and under the radar brands.
obornik koński start learning		horse manure
obrzydliwie bogaty start learning		filthy rich
punkt orientacyjny, kamień milowy start learning		landmark
napiety start learning		fraught some. causing tension or stress We are living in fraught times. The atmosphere in the office is fraught.
zauroczony, zadurzony start learning		enamored I'm not exactly enamored with this part of the country.
rozmyślać o czymś start learning		to besess about something She used to obsess about her weight.
długość życia start learning		longevity
ostateczny start learning		ultimate
lęk, strach start learning		anxiety, fear
idę do start learning		i am off to
ujawnić coś To reveal a personal belief, emotion, or experience that has been suppressed, often with the intention of letting go of emotional tension or seeking understanding. start learning		o come out (to someone) He came out to his friend about being upset at school.
mieć urazę start learning		to hold a grudge
następstwo, pokłosie, wynik start learning		aftermath of In the aftermath of
lśnić, błyszczeć start learning		gleamed the wather gleamed in the moon light
zrozumieć start learning		comprehend She is too young to comprehend what has happened.
w przybliżeniu z grubsza, mniej więcej, w przybliżeniu prymitywnie, ordynarnie start learning		roughly The profit was roughly 10% Peter behaved roughly, I'm ashamed of him.
istotny, rzeczowy, konkretny start learning		substantive There is substantive evidence confirming his guilt. We will come back to these substantive questions later on.
nieunikniony start learning		inevitable war was inevetible
ogromny start learning		tremendous they were making a tremendous amount of noise
mieć coś w perspektywie start learning		have something in store We have a big suprise in store for you.
skąpstwo start learning		meanness unkind behavior I do not Say that out of meanness.
złośliwość start learning		malice the whish to harm or upset other people There certainly wasn't any Malice in her comments.
wahanie start learning		hestitation Your hesitation is a sign of weakness.
kuszący start learning		tempting Renault’s electric family hatchback is stylish, spacious and great to drive, and a recent price drop has made it even more tempting.
uderzyć (w coś), spaść (na coś) start learning		strike, struck, struck I've never seen a bolt of lightning strike so close to me. A brick struck her head.
drastyczny (scena przemocy), odważny, śmiały (scena erotyczna) start learning		explicit a highly explicit description of torture
zagłuszyć (np. inny dźwięk) start learning		drown out The sound of the telephone was drowned out by the vacuum cleaner.
przyhamować coś, ograniczyć coś start learning		clamp down on something The government is clamping down on teenage drinking.
zgubny (np. wpływ), szkodliwy (o oddziaływaniu) start learning		deleterious These drugs have a proven deleterious effect on the nervous system.
usiłować, walczyć, dążyć start learning		strive, strove, striven We must strive to narrow the gap between rich and poor.
przewaga start learning		edge The company needs to improve its competitive edge.
prześcignąć, prześcigać, górować start learning		excel She excels everyone else in sports.
prawdopodobieństwo start learning		likelihood It greatly increases the likelihood of accidents.
magnitude They don’t seem to grasp the magnitude of the problem. start learning		ogrom
sustained The president’s speech was greeted by sustained applause... several years of sustained economic growth... start learning		trwały, długotrwały
gust A sudden gust of wind blew his umbrella inside out. start learning		poryw (wiatru)
overwhelming the overwhelming majority of the comments were positive start learning		przytłaczający
ridge We walked along the narrow mountain ridge. start learning		grzbiet
STEEP she pushed the bike up the steep hill start learning		STEEP
supremacy There are constant fights for supremacy in this region. start learning		dominacja, przewaga
to outperform start learning		znacznie prześcignąć, pozostawić w tyle, przewyższać, osiągać lepsze wyniki Girls outperform boys in my class.

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