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Question		Answer
floating start learning		unoszący się; niestabilny, zmienny; pływający; latający He saw it moving, like a floating head in space. In particular, most systems did not have a floating point unit.
paving slab start learning		płyta chodnikowa
uproar start learning		oburzenie; hałas, wrzawa zamieszanie Officials are trying to put the best face on things despite all the uproar.
dismantle start learning		rozmontować; rozbrajać, demontować; pozbyć się There has really been no political will to dismantle the system. All but two were dismantled at the end of the war.
scheme start learning		schemat, program, system; plan intryga spisek
amiss start learning		nie tak, nie w porządku, źle There is something amiss with her
wade in start learning		wtrącać się (do dyskusji) Can I wade in? I want to add something. Don't wade in our conversation, it's rude.
milieu start learning		środowisko, otoczenie So is there anything you can tell me about his milieu? A milieu can be a building, a street an area, a city or a region.
slip start learning		poślizg, poślisgnąć się; wsuwać; wtrącić (uwagę); wślizgnąc się He slipped into the room. He slipped a note into my hand. The blanket slipped off the bed. Can I slip a suggestion?
tuxedo start learning		smoking, marynarka
grieve start learning		smucić, martwić się, rozpaczać, opłakiwać kogoś He grieved for the companion he had lost.
confidant start learning		powiernik
scent start learning		zapach, woń; trop, ślad; perfumy
bristly start learning		szczeciniasty, najeżony; wybuchowy
cesspool start learning		szambo; siedlisko zła
kennel start learning		buda dla psa; kynologiczny
appalling start learning		przerażający, okropny shocking and very bad: appalling weather. The drive home was appalling. appalling injuries. Prisoners were kept in the most appalling conditions.
halitosis start learning		cuchnący oddech choroba
mawkishly start learning		ckliwie, sentymentalnie in an awkward or silly way of showing emotion or love: I was surprised and mawkishly heartbroken. Mawkishly sentimental. the book's mawkishly sad closing lines
fibre start learning		błonnik; włókno
tensile start learning		rozciągliwy (metal, guma) This requires a material with enormous tensile strength and light weight.
ostensible start learning		rzekomy, pozorny appearing or claiming to be one thing when it is really something else: The ostensible subject was the struggle for human rights in China. Their ostensible goal was to clean up government corruption, but their real aim was to unseat the government.
bobble start learning		pompon; podskakiwać (o piłce); US zmarnować piłkę; to drop or almost drop a ball that you are trying to catch or stop: The right fielder bobbled an easy grounder.
underscene start learning		Pod spodem
scend start learning		gwałtowne podniesienie się; podnosić się gwałtownie na fali fali Then he felt the deck surgeunder his feet at the first strong scend of the ocean.
stepfather start learning		ojczym
swear off start learning		odprzysiąc; zerwać; odwoływać
wage start learning		płaca / zarobki a very low/high wage an hourly/daily/weekly/annual wage He gets/earns/is paid a good wage, because he works for a fair employer.
corker /ˈkɔː.kər/ start learning		korkownica do wina; coś fantastycznego, wspaniałego, wspaniała rzecz, też zabawna a person or thing that is especially good, attractive, or funny: She told an absolute corker of a story about a priest she'd mistaken for an ex-lover.
torment start learning		męka, męczarnia, udręka, tortura
baffled start learning		skonsternowany, zdumiony; zbity z tropu
baffle start learning		zbić z tropu; udaremnić, oszukać to cause someone to be completely unable to understand or explain something: She was completely baffled by his strange behaviour.
facile start learning		płytki, powierzchniowy; zręczy; zbyt łatwy (sukces) When you penetrate but a little way, it is facile ground.
nebulous start learning		chaotyczny; mglisty, zamglony I'd guess there might be some nebulous ideas we could play around with.
rescind start learning		odwołać, uchylać, unieważniać I did not want her to come out and rescind the order. This party has the right to have the contract rescinded.
deception start learning		oszustwo, podstęp His elaborate deception fooled everyone.
audacious start learning		śmiały, zuchwały (plan), bezczelny (uwaga, zachowanie), odważny, innowatorski
siding start learning		bocznica
disposal start learning		sprzedaż; wywóz, usuwanie, pozbycie się something that is sold by a company, such an asset, property, or part of its business, or the act of doing this. the act of getting rid of something, especially by throwing it away: No firm timetable was set for asset disposals.; This agency regulates the disposal of hazardous substances. the disposal of toxic wastes
bomb disposal start learning		unieszkodliwianie niewybuchów He was assigned to bomb disposal and sent to Iraq.
diffuse start learning		ulegać dyfuzji, rozpraszać się; przesiąkać, szerzyć, rozpowszechniać Each side tried to diffuse the situation after the game. But as this happened, my clarity of mind began to diffuse.
to have/get the upper hand start learning		Mieć / zdobyć przewagę But the bad side seems to have the upper hand.
paramount start learning		najważniejszy, nadrzędny
assault start learning		napad, atak, szturm
bonfire start learning		ognisko
indestructible start learning		niezniszczalny
muck around start learning		wałęsać sie bez celu, marnować czas
lethal start learning		śmiertelny
injection start learning		zastrzyk
barn start learning		stodoła, obora
erectile start learning		wzwodny erectile dysfunction
usher start learning		bileter,; osoba usadzająca gości; przewodnik
acquaintance start learning		znajomy
encounter start learning		spotkanie
maggot start learning		larwalarwa; bydlę, kanalia
beheading start learning		ścięcie (głowy)
recluse start learning		pustelnik He is a millionaire recluse who refuses to give interviews.
mingle start learning		przyłączać się, wmieszać się w tłum, socjalizować się
squishy start learning		grząski, gąbczasty, rozmiękły
cuddle start learning		przytulać
poppet start learning		dziecinka a person, especially a child, that you like or love: [as form of address ] Come on, poppet, it's time for bed. Oh, Becky's a real poppet - such a sweet girl.
oodles start learning		kupamasa, mnóstwo
broach start learning		poruszyć (wstydliwy temat)
disclose start learning		ujawniać
daunt start learning		nastraszyć; odstraszać, zniechęcać Don't be daunted by the high costs
in the face of sth start learning		w obliczu czegoś
transpire start learning		transpirować; okazywać się, wychodzić na jaw If it transpires that something has happened, this previously secret or unknown fact becomes known: It may yet transpire that ministers knew more than they are admitting at the moment. As it later transpired, she had known him at school.
ailing start learning		chory; bolący, niedomagajacy, trapiący experiencing difficulty and problems: ailing world, the country's ailing economy Ted asked me if I could help him fix his ailing car.
beetle start learning		chrząszcz
acuity /əˈkjuː.ə.ti/ start learning		ostrość, bystrość, przenikliwość (umysłu) the ability to hear, see, or think accurately and clearly: Tiredness also affects visual acuity. He was a man of great political acuity.
ludicrous start learning		śmieszny stupid or unreasonable and deserving to be laughed at a ludicrous idea/suggestion He looked ludicrous in that suit!
obnoxious start learning		nieznośny very unpleasant or rude: Some of his colleagues say that he's loud and obnoxious. When she's in a bad mood she's obnoxious to everyone.
dismissive start learning		lekceważący
virtuous start learning		cnotliwy having good moral qualities and behaviour; A virtuous person thinks himself or herself morally better than other people: He described them as virtuous and hard-working people.; He only does charity work so he can feel virtuous.
uncomprehending start learning		nierozumiejący They walked through the ruins of the city with dazed, uncomprehending looks.
redeem start learning		wykupić; odkupić, rehabilitować się, zrekompensować Would you like to redeem your coupon? Only Jesus will redeem your sins. Casting famous actors wasn't enough to redeem bad screenplay.
ridiculous start learning		śmieszny / żałosny
inexplicable start learning		niewytłumaczalny
decathlete start learning		dziesięcioboista
rehearsal start learning		próba
a bog /bɒɡ/ start learning		bagno soft, wet ground, or an area of this
fibbing start learning		kłamanie
fib start learning		bujda, kłamstewko
thorough start learning		gruntowny, dokładny, skrupulatny We'd better go take a thorough look around.
burst start learning		rozerwanie, pękać to break open or apart suddenly, or to make something do this: to feel a strong emotion, or strong wish to do something: If I eat any more cake I'll burst. The river was threatening to burst its banks.; I knew they were bursting with curiosity but I said nothing. [+ to infinitive ] Tom was bursting to tell everyone the news.
burst start learning		wybuchać (śmiechem); pękać, pęknięcie; [w/wy] skakiwać She burst into laughter and hugged him. The water pipe burst during the winter. The cat burst out of the bushes and ran away
bum start learning		pupa, tyłek
itch start learning		swędzenie
crows start learning		wrony
alter start learning		zmieniać it won't alter anything
dickhead start learning		tępy chuj, kretyn, bałwan

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