Przymiotniki/Przysłówki = Adjectives/Adverbs (2)

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gęsty, zbity, zwarty (tłum)/gęsty (o substancji, np. dym)
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dense
densely - gęsto - The city center is densely populated, with over 10 000 residents per square kilometer. / His presentation was too densely packed with data. / The wood of this ancient oak is incredibly densely structured.
Population in this area is very dense. / They got lost in the dense jungle. / Gold is a very dense metal. / The fog was very dense. / We saw a dense cloud of smoke.
gruby (przedmiot)/bujny, gęsty (krzaki)/gęsty (gaz - dym, ciecz - sos, włosy, sierść/mocny, silny akcent
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thick
This book is very thick. / Thick smoke over the forest looked terrifying. / This sauce is too thick, you should add some water. / She has thick curly hair. / He speaks with a thick Russian accent.
obrzydliwy, bardzo brudny/paskudny, ohydny
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filthy
filthy - obrzydliwie, nieprzyzwoicie - The man is filthy rich. He owns a castle. / You are filthy dirty. Take a bath.
His hands were filthy. / Your habit of biting your nails is filthy. / The weather is just filthy today. / I'm in a filthy temper. Leave me alone.
nieszczelny, dziurawy, przeciekający (zbiornik, statek)/przemakający (but)
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leaky
The roof is old and leaky, so we need to call a repairman. / I had to stop because of a leaky tire. / There are some very leaky pipes along the street.
bolesny, bolący (gardło, mięśnie)/obolały/urażony
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sore
sore - rana, bolące miejsce, owrzodzenie - Don't touch his sore, you will infect it.
I have a sore throat from singing too much. / My legs are sore. / I am sore after the ride. / I'm sore because of your nasty comment.
wiarygodny, godny zaufania (ludzie, informacje)/niezawodny (sprzęt, system)
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reliable
The company is looking for a fast and reliable internet connection.
Mark is highly reliable employee, he always finishes his tasks on time. / We need a reliable source of information before we publish the article. / Our old car is surprisingly reliable, it has never broken down.
całoroczny, trwający cały rok
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year-round
year-round - całorocznie - Bananas are available year-round in most stores.
I would love to go for a year-round travel.
przez pomyłkę
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by mistake
I gave you it by mistake. / Someone left the door open by mistake.
przypadkiem, przypadkowo, przez przypadek
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by chance
I met him by chance at the bus station. / I found out about it quite by chance.
przemyślany, rozważony (opinia, czyn)/uważany za/brany pod uwagę
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considered
Listen, what your wrote the other day, I thought it was well considered. / He was considered to be one of the best pianists in the world. / This language can be considered vulgar. / He was considered for the position.
tłusty, przetłuszczony, oleisty, zaolejony (coś pokryte tłustym, oleistym osadem, nalotem)
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greasy
The fries were too greasy. / He had greasy hands after working on thr car engine. / She washed her greasy hair right before the party.
staromodny, przestarzały, staroświecki, niedzisiejszy
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old-fashioned
outdated - przestarzały, niemodny - It's an outdated technology.
His grandfather still uses an old-fashioned phone. / She wears long dresses and has a very old-fashioned sens of style.
świadomy (czegoś)/przytomny, świadomy/zamierzony, świadomy
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conscious
unconscious - nieprzytomny - You were unconscious for over an hour. / aware - świadomy - I wasn't aware of it. / She's politically aware. / consciously, knowingly - świadomie, rozmyślnie, przytomnie
He wasn't conscious of the danger. / He's half-conscious after the accident. / Is she conscious?/ Was it a conscious insult? / It was a conscious decision.
bolesny, nieprzyjemny (doświadczenie)/bolesny, obolały (miejsce na ciele, część ciała)/bolesny (sprawiający ból)/żałosny, żałośnie niedobry
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painful
The death of a loved one is always a painful experience. / One of my knees is painful since I fell down. / Was the operation very painful? / Will this injection be painful? / Her performance was painful to watch.
kleisty (substancja, taśma), lepki (od brudu)/parny (dzień), gorący i wilgotny (pogoda)/kłopotliwy (sytuacja), nieciekawy (rozwój wypadków)
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sticky
We had some sticky moments but everything cleared up.
These sweets are too sticky to chew. / I have got a sticky mouth after eating this cake. / It was such a sticky day that I couldn't breathe. / Sticky weather is typical in this area. / I've a sticky problem to deal with.
drobno, cienko (np. posiekać, pokroić)/precyzyjnje, dokładnie (wykonać coś)/świetnie, elegancko, wyszukanie
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finely
fine - cienki, delikatny, lekki/wspaniały, wyśmienity/drobny, drobnoziarnisty/ładny, pogodny- She has fine hair. / It's a fine example. / She likes to eat fine peas. / Tomorrow will be a fine day.
She finely chopped the herbs for the stew. / The coffee beans were finely ground for the espresso machine. / His argument was finely articulated and impossible to refute. / The debate was a finely balanced discussion of complex issues.
mielony, zmielony
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ground
Do you prefer ground or instant coffee? / I like the smell of ground coffee.
delikatny, łagodny, subtelny, spokojny/łagodny (nie stromy)
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gentle
You have to be gentle. / Our dog is really gentle. / I love listening to her, her voice is so gentle. / Watch out, it's a gentle fabric. / The flowers were moving in a gentle wind. / This slope is very gentle, you will learn how to ski here.
źle, kiepsko/ciężko, dotkliwie, silnie, mocno/brzydko/bardzo, strasznie
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badly
I slept badly that night. / He did badly, but he apologized. / Her arm hurt badly. / He was badly beaten. / This boy behaves badly. / She loves him badly.
wykształcony, wyedukowany
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educated
He is educated person.
o wiele, zdecydowanie
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by far
He is by far the best student. / They were by far the most important members of the team.
spodziewany, oczekiwany
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anticipated
expected - synonim
He wasn't anticipated here. / This day has been anticipated for a long time. / This is the most anticipated film of the year.
znajomy, znany, swojski/zażyły, poufały/być zaznajomionym z czymś (użycie z "with")
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familiar
Her voice sounded very familiar even though I couldn't remember her name. / I like your house. It is so familiar. / Our parents have a familiar relationship. / The doctor is familiar with patient's entire medical history.
nieprzewidziany, nieoczekiwany (rozwój wypadków)
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unforeseen
sudden - nagły, nieoczekiwany
Because of unforeseen circumstances, I'm forced to postpone our meeting.
biedny/kiepski, marny, słaby, zły, słabej jakości/biedny (o osobie zasługującej na współczucie)
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poor
They are very poor. / He is poor because he lost house and money. / Our guide was a poor navigator and we got lost. / He has poor eyesight. / This equipment is of poor quality. / They work in poor conditions. / That poor man was shot in the leg.
niejasny, niewyraźny, nieokreślony, mało precyzyjny, ogólnikowy
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vague
The detective had a vague description of the attacker. / It was difficult to extract the truth from his vague statement. / Every answer she gives is vague.
z wyjątkiem, oprócz, poza
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except
He is nice to everyone except me. / I can't complain about anything except the food.
od początku, przez cały czas
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all along
That has been the artist's intention all along.
jakoś/z jakiegoś powodu
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somehow
We will get out of this somehow. / We will get it back somehow. / Somehow I always get hurt.
trwający, toczący się, istniejący, ciągły
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ongoing
synonim: pending
The ongoing process started 1w years ago. / This ongoing conflict has to be stopped. / Despite our ongoing efforts to solve the problem, we haven't come to an agreement.
już (w pytaniach), jeszcze (w przeczeniach - używane, aby omówić coś oczekiwanego lub mającego nastąpić)/jeszcze (używane z przymiotnikami - jeszcze większy)/jak dotąd (największy sukces jak dotąd)
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yet
Has he arrived yet? / Don't you get it yet? / This time the show will be yet bigger. / Her new haircut made her yet more beautiful. / This is his greatest composition yet. / I have read only 40 pages of this book yet.
kryminalny, przestępczy/karny (sąd)/karygodny
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criminal
criminal - kryminalista, przestępca - The way to catch a criminal is to think like one.
I have a criminal past I don't discuss. / I will see you in a criminal court. / You have made a criminal mistake.
zatkany, zapchany, zablokowany, unieruchomiony
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clogged
The toilet is clogged again.
sztywny, niezmienny (termin)/stały
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fixed
All of my appointments are fixed, I have no time for you. / The rules are fixed. / fixed income / fixed cost / fixed point / fixed rate / fixed price / fixed location
szybki, gwałtowny (dziejący się szybko i w krótkim czasie)
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rapid
rapidly - szybko, gwałtownie (w szybkim tempie i krótkim czasie) - She was breathing rapidly.
I don't like rapid changes. / They made rapid progress.
niezwykły, zadziwiający, zdumiewający (wydarzenie)/niesłychany, niezwykły, nadzwyczajny, niebanalny, nietuzinkowy (uroda)/wyjątkowy
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extraordinary
Sam didn't say anything controversial or extraordinary. / Her beauty is extraordinary. / My congratulations on an extraordinary research. / He gave me an extraordinary research. / You have an extraordinary gift.
zwyczajny, zwykły (niespecjalny)/przeciętny, zwykły (o człowieku)
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ordinary
It was an ordinary day at school. / We are just ordinary people. / Ordinary people can't afford such a luxury.
rozszerzony, powiększony/dłuższy, przeciągający się (o czasie)/poszerzony (szczegółowy)/wyciągnięty (kciuk)
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extended
This school has been extended several times since 2006. / We sat there for an extended period of time. / I read the extended research on this topic. / I have an extended thumb. I can't move it.
stały, ciągły
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constant
constantly - stale, ciągle - The English language is constantly changing. / They are arguing constantly.
She lives in constant fear. / He is under constant peer pressure.
nienaruszony, nietknięty
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intact
untouched
Her face was intact during the accident.
tylko, jedynie, wyłącznie/zaledwie/jedyny, wyjątkowy, unikatowy, jedyny w swoim rodzaju
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only
He was only a kid when he came to England. / That's only what I needed. / I came here only because of you. / I have only 20 in my wallet. / These are the only glasses I have so I hope they don't break. / You're the only person who understands my feelings.
oprócz, ponadto, poza tym, poza
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besides
Besides English, she also speaks German. / It's too late, besides, I'm sleepy. / Besides working full-time, I'm also a student. / Is there anything you want to do besides watchind TV? / I don't do any exercise besides walking.
świetny, fantastyczny, wspaniały, niesamowity/wspaniale, świetnie
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terrific
He is a terrific swimmer. / You have done a terrific job. / You look terrific. / I'm in pregnant! That's terrific! Congrats!
znacznie, ogromnie, wielce, w wielkiej mierze
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vastly
vast - obszerny, ogromny, rozległy - I saw a vast ocean ahead.
The budget allocated to the project was vastly insufficient to cover all the necessary expenses. / The scale of our operations increased vastly.
wystarczający, dostateczny
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sufficient
insufficient - niewystarczający, niedostateczny - The budget allocated to the project was vastly insufficient to cover all the necessary expenses.
We have sufficient amount of water for several days. / We don't have sufficient evidence to charge him with murder.
daleko od
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far from
far from - daleki od - I'm far from finishing this project.
In two days, we will be far from this town and these people.
prawie, niemal/blisko, niemal (o ilości czegoś)
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nearly
It has been nearly two days. / He is nearly as tall as his father. / Nearly 20 people died in the fire.
Blisko, niedaleko (odległość w przestrzeni)/blisko (prawie skończone)/blisko (jakiejś liczby, poziomu)/niedawno
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near
near - bliski, pobliski, najbliższy
I live near train station. / The renovation is near finish. / He is near forty years old. / When did it happen? Quite near.
zmienny (skłonny do zmiany)/zmienny, zmieniający się (czasem dobry, czasem zły)/zmienny, regulowany (możliwy do zmiany)
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variable
She has a variable character. / Weather in March is variable. / The weather here is variable, so take an umbrella. / You can't predict her mood, it's variable. / The temperature in the room is variable.
podstawowy, zasadniczy, elementarny/podstawowy (szkoła)
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elementary
It's elementary knowledge, you must have heard about it. / My wife is a teacher at the local elementary school.
podstawowy, główny/początkowy, elementarny/pierwotny
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primary
What is your primary source of income? / My children's safety is my primary aim. / In Poland children start their primary education at the age of 6. / The primary rules still obtain. / Scientists know a lot about humans' primary instincts.
szczególnie, zwłaszcza/specjalnie
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especially
Everyone, especially you, must remember this rules. / You should come quickly to take your calls, especially at night. / He is especially tall and handsome. / Maria is especially beautiful. / I did this especially for you.
fantastyczny, bajeczny, piękny, świetny/bajkowy, baśniowy, legendarny
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fabulous
The city is fabulous, I love it. / I had a great time at this fabulous party. / Yeti is a fabulous beast. / This forest is fabulous.
konkretny, szczegółowy (instrukcje)/sprecyzowany/szczególny, specyficzny (o pojedynczej rzeczy)
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specific
specifically - w szczególności, specjalnie/specyficznie - This commercial specifically targets women. / He smelled specifically.
I asked you a specific question. / She gave us a specific instruction. / I haven't heard anything specific.
konkretny (precyzyjnie określony)/szczególny (specjalny)/wybredny, grymaśny, wymagający (o osobie)/drobiazgowy
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particular
particularly/in particular - szczególnie, w szczególności - She is particularly interested in history. / I love italian food, pizza in particular.
One particular student is having big problems. / We didn't discuss anything of particular meaning. / Sue is very particular about music. / Sally is very particular person. He has to know every detail.
niezbędny, podstawowy, konieczny/zasadniczy
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essential
essential - rzecz niezbędna, podstawa - My bag is enormous and I packed just the essentials. / I think your laptop is not an essential for our trip.
He was the essential element in the show. / Breathing is essential to life. / Sport is essential for being healthy. / The essential rule here is not to make noise.
nieznacznie, nieco, trochę, lekko
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slightly
Can you move it slightly to the left? / She is slightly older than him.
wymagany, potrzebny, konieczny, żądany
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required
Your services will no longer be required. / Is higher education required? Internet required
krzykliwy, na pokaz (samochód)/jaskrawy, wyraźny (kolor)
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flashy
Your car is flashy. You want to show it's expensive. / Her jewelery is always flashy. / This color is too flashy for me.
ledwo, ledwie, prawie nie, zaledwie/ledwie co, dopiero co/tylko, ledwo
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barely
I can barely see you without glasses. / It's so loud here, I can barely hear you. / I had barely finished my coffee when she called. / She ate barely two apples, she must be hungry. / He worked as a doctor for barely a year.
częściowo
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in part
part - częściowo - Ariel is only part human. / It was part my fault.
He is in part responsible for what happened.
powiązany, połączony, związany, kojarzony, towarzyszący
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associated
Smoking is closely associated with various health problems. / We need to consider the price of the car and all associated costs, like insurance. / Fever and cough are often associated with the flu.
oddzielny, odrębny (inny)/odrębny (nie związany z czymś)/oddzielny (niepołączony)
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separate
separately - osobno, oddzielnie - Shall we go there separately?
I've got a separate notebook for that. / This is a separate question, it has nothing to do with the topic. / They slept in two separate rooms.
pierwotnie, najpierw, początkowo, z początku/oryginalnie, niesztampowo
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originally
We originally planned to stay for two days, but we extended our trip. / The house was originally built in 1920. / This room was originally a garage. / He thinks very originally.
spuchnięty, opuchnięty, napuchnięty
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swollen
Her mouth was swollen and dry. / Macy opened her swollen eyes. / Her ankle is swollen and very painful.
podarty/rozdarty (między dwiema rzeczami)
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torn
One of the cardboards delivered by the carrier was badly torn, so we decided to return it. / I'm torn between family and work.
nieczytelny
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illegible
unreadable
His handwriting is completely illegible.
bezwzględny, bezlitosny
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ruthless
merciless, hot
Hitler was a ruthless leader.
bezczelny, arogancki/natrętny, nachalny
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pushy
Pushy salesmen really get on my nerves.
żrący (kwas)
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corrosive
erosive, caustic
Remember about your protective gloves - this acid is corrosive.
cierpiący na zawroty głowy/oszołomiony, nieprzytomny/sprawiający zawroty głowy/zawrotny (wysokość, prędkość)/beztroski, niefrasobliwy
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dizzy
I don't like heights. I'm dizzy. / She was dizzy with happiness. / Some people describe heights as dizzy. / Our speed while racing was dizzy. / He is dizzy. He is like a small child.
naukowy/technokratyczny
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scientific
Do you have any scentific data that would confirm your theory? / There is a possible scientific explanation for it.
nieuleczalny, terminalny (o chorobie)
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terminal
incurable - nieuleczalny, niewyleczalny
The patient was diagnosed with a terminal illness.
odporny (na chorobę)/uodporniony, wolny (od czegoś)/chroniony, zabezpieczony
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immune
I'm immune to measles, I have been vaccinated. / I'm immune to her behaviour. / My computer is immune.
zakaźny
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infectious
contagious - zakaźny, zaraźliwy
Specialists in infectious diseases weren't so sure. / The infectious disease specialist was the first to arrive.
luksusowy, wykwintny
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luxurious
He looked around the luxurious apartment. / The sofa was big and luxurious.
podejrzany/podejrzliwy, nieufny
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suspicious
suspiciously - podejrzanie - The door was suspiciously open.
Stop acting suspicious, they cannot find out about our plan. / There is a suspicious package outside the building. / My mother is always so suspicious.
bezbłędnie, nieskazitelnie
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flawlessly
flawless - nieskazitelny, bez wad, doskonały
He performed the surgery flawlessly.
zapalony, chętny, zagorzały, skory, gorący (tancerz, kandydat)/głęboki, gorący, wielki, żywy (podziw, zadowolenie)/wyostrzony, wielki, wilczy, czujny (słuch, węch, oko)/ostry, bystry, przenikliwy (ostrze, umysł, powietrze)
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keen
She is a keen golfer. / He expressed a keen admiration of her struggles. / It doesn't need keen senses to hear him enter the house. / These riddles were no challenge for his keen brain. / I haven't seen such a keen blade before.
o silnej budowie, wytrzymały (o rzeczy)/krzepki, mocny (o budowie ciała)/silny (charakter), niezłomny, wytrwały (o osobie)
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sturdy
This hammer is very sturdy. / My shoes are sturdy, I have been wearing them for 5 years. / Your horses are very sturdy. / I admire his sturdy character.
fałszywy, mylny/błędny/nieprawdziwy/kłamliwy, obłudny
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false
Calm down, it's probably a false alarm. / Despite false clues, he was still able to find the murderer. / Unfortunately this is a false answer. / She registered under a false name. / How can you be so false?
też nie/co więcej, i tak
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either
I don't like milk either. / I don't want to go to school either. / The tickets are too expensive. I don't have time, either.
też nie
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neither
"I don't like horror movies." "Me neither." / "I can't swim." "Neither can she."
kruchy, łamliwy, delikatny/wątły
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fragile
Watch out, these plates are really fragile. / He is a very fragile child.
gładki, wygładzony/płynny, bez zakłóceń/płynny (ruch)/gładki (mikstura bez większych kawałków)/spokojny, płynny (dźwięk)/
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smooth
She is a smooth skin. / The box had smooth edges. / The transmission is smooth. / She's a great dancer, her moves are so smooth. / I have a toothache, I can only eat smooth cocktails. / I like the smooth sound of violin.
nieszczęśliwy, smutny, przygnębiony/żałosny, nędzny, opłakany (o warunkach)/pochmurny, szary, ponury (pogoda)/nędzny (o ilości lub jakości czegoś)
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miserable
She felt miserable. / They live in miserable conditions. / Is that the whole miserable story? / The weather was miserable. / They paid me a miserable 10 pounds.
przypominający, przywodzący na myśl/sugestywny, dwuznaczny
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suggestive
I heard a sound suggestive of a cry.
oczywisty/ewidentny, mało subtelny
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obvious
Obviously - oczywiście, wyraźnie, najwyraźniej, w oczywisty sposób - They obviously hate each other.
It's so obvious that they are in love. / Don't ask me obvious questions. / It isn't so obvious to me. / It was an obvious signal that we should leave.
późny/spóźniony/poprzedni, ostatni/świętej pamięci, zmarły/późno
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late
It was a late meeting. / You are late again! / I'm sorry I'm late. / The last tram was the last one today. / The late bus didn't even arrive. / I dream about my late wife every night.
łatwopalny
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flammable
incendiary - łatwopalny, palny (o substancji) - termin techniczny
Be careful, this liquid is flammable.
bezradny, bezsilny
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helpless
powerless - bezradny, bezsilny
I felt completely helpless as I watched the bus drive away without me. / The witnesses were helpless to stop the robbery.
niewyobrażalny, nie do pomyślenia
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unimaginable
imaginable - wyobrażalny
The range of products they offer is unimaginable. They have literally everything on offer.
ujawniony, odkryty, zdemaskowany/naruszony, przejęty, zhakowany
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compromised
The undercover agent's identity was compromised. / Your password has been compromised. / The company's database was compromised in a cyberattack.
tajny (o agencie, śledztwie)
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undercover
Did you know that he's an undercover agent? / The policeman took part in an undercover mission.
otoczony
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surrounded
to surround - okalać, otaczać, opasywać
He was surrounded by his friends. / My house is surrounded by trees. / We were surrounded by strange creatures.
brakujący, zgubiony, utracony (klucz)/utracony, wyrwany, brakujący (strona w książce)/zaginiony, przepadły/nieobecny, niedołączony (nazwisko na liście)
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missing
I found the missing earrings behind the couch. / It's impossible to read a book with missing pages. / The police is looking for two missing sisters. / Her daughter has been missing for more than a week. / Is someone from the list missing?
zasmucony, zmartwiony, w złym humorze, wkurzony, zły
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upset
What is the matter, Jane? You look a bit upset.
hojny, szczodry
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generous
uparty
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stubborn
ostrożny
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cautious
gadatliwy
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talkative
niezdarny
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clumsy
skłonny, chętny, gotowy
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willing
You must be willing to travel abroad
przekonujący
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persuasive
gościnność/gościnny
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hospitality/hospitable
wredny, złośliwy
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mean
zdolny, sprawny, kompetentny
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capable
I am capable - jestem w stanie
przystojny
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handsome
ambitny
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ambitious
uprzejmy, miły, dobry, życzliwy
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kind
kindness - dobroć, życzliwość, uprzejmość
pewny siebie
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confident
cierpliwy
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patient
impatient - niecierpliwy
nieśmiały
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shy
towarzyski
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sociable
sprytny, bystry, mądry
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smart
clever (GB)
odważny, dzielny
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brave
bravery - męstwo, odwaga, dzielność
wesoły, radosny, pogodny/przytulny, nastrojowy (np. atmosfera, miejsce)
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cheerful
The whole family had dinner together and the atmosphere was cheerful.
szczery, uczciwy
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honest
dishonest - nieuczciwy, nieszczery
uprzejmy, grzeczny, kulturalny
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polite
rude - nieuprzejmy, niegrzeczny
tchórz
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coward
cowardly - tchórzliwy
pracowity, ciężko pracujący
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hard-working
lazy
odpowiedzialny
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responsible
irresponsible - nieodpowiedzialny
wierny, lojalny
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loyal
disloyal - nielojalny / loyalty - lojalność = fidelity - wierność, lojalność
samolubny
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selfish
skąpy
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stingy
spokojny, bezkonfliktowy
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peaceful
pokorny, skromny
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humble
modest
arogancki
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arrogant
twórczy, kreatywny
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creative
lekkomyślny
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reckless
humorystyczny, dowcipny, żartobliwy
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humorous
opiekuńczy, troskliwy
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caring
Since his wife died, he has become a caring father.
rozczarowany, zawiedziony
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disappointed
He felt disappointed. / So you are not disappointed with me?
zły, wściekły
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angry
cudowny, zachwycający/rozkoszny, uroczy
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adorable
Her daughter is just adorable. / Her laugh is adorable. / I love her smile, it's so adorable.
troskliwy, myślący o innych/zamyślony
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thoughtful
głupi, niemądry, durny, nierozsądny/pochopny
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foolish
fool - głupek, dureń/błazen - He just made a fool of himself. / The fool is amusing his king.
She was foolish that she trusted him. / He had a foolish smile of his face. / Don't do anything foolish. / He made some foolish decisions.
głupkowaty, durny
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goofy
dowcipny, bystry, błyskotliwy/cięty (o ripoście)
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witty
You have such a witty child. / He thinks that he is witty but nobody ever laugh.
okrutny
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cruel
zapasowy/dodatkowy, wolny/oszczędny (styl pisania)/szczupły (o osobie)
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spare
backup - zapasowy, dodatkowy - Do you have a back-up copy?
Do you have a spare set of keys? / He has a spare tyre in his car. / I usually read books in my spare time. / This author has a spare style of writing. / He's so spare, is he on a diet?
nieunikniony, nieuchronny/to co nieuniknione
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inevitable
evitable - do uniknięcia, dający się uniknąć
It was inevitable that she would find out the truth. / With more cars on the roads, traffic jams are inevitable. / We have no option, we have to accept the inevitable.
obiecujący, dobrze się zapowiadający
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promising
The project looks quite promising. / Jack is highly promising young musician. / I know it doesn't sound too promising, but I think that we should try anyway.
przypadkowo, przez przypadek
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accidentally
by accident -przez przypadek - I found the letter by accident. / I came across it by accident.
She accidentally spilled a glass of juice on the sofa. / They accidentally revealed her secret.
z szacunkiem, z poważaniem
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respectfully
I respectfully disagree with your opinion on this matter. / She respectfully declined the invitation to the gala. / Please treat all museum exhibits respectfully. / Respectfully, John Smith.
możliwy do przewidzenia, przewidywalny
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predictable
unpredictable - niemożliwy do przewidzenia, nieprzewidywalny/nieobliczalny - Our weather is unpredictable. / He's very unpredictable.
She's so boring and predictable. / It was predictable from the very beginning.
pieszo, na piechotę, piechotą
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on foot
by foot
It takes about 40 minutes on foot or a quarter by car.
natychmiastowy/najbliższy, bezpośredni, pilny
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immediate
The situation required immediate intervention. / They responded with immediate action. / She's a member of my immediate family. / We're not in any immediate danger.
natychmiast, od razu, z miejsca, od zaraz (w tym momencie, bez czekania lub namysłu)/jak tylko, od razu/tuż (obok czegoś), bezpośrednio, zaraz, od razu (w okolicach konkretnego miejsca lub czasu)/bezpośrednio (dotknięty przez coś, związany z czymś)
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immediately
We all know people who have friends and family immediately affected by this tragedy.
You should call him immediately. / Call me immediately you come home. / Let me know immediately you know something. / Turn left immediately after the cathedral. / Who's the man standing immediately next to mom in this picture?
chwilowy (ulga), przejściowy (stan), tymczasowy (adres)
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temporary
temporal / temporarily - chwilowo, przejściowo, tymczasowo
Pills brought me temporary relief from pain.

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