Skipper 2. ADJECTIVES II

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Tiring and involving a lot of effort
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Arduous
Clever at understanding people and situations; błyskotliwy
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Astute
Extremely bad
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Atrocious
Very enthusiastic (for people); Zagorzały
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Avid
Untidy, dirty and wet (for people)
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Bedraggled
Very obvious, done without shame or embarrassment (used to describe bad things); ewidentny
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Blatant
Very beautiful, surprising, impressive
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Breathtaking
Ordinary, normal
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Conventional
Clever and good at using deception to achieve success; przebiegły
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Crafty
Very untidy
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Dishevelled
Very bad
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Dreadful
Boring, depressing
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Dreary
Boring, without life, excitement or colour
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Dull
Perfect, or without any mistakes; nienaganny, bezbłędny
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Faultless
Perfect, with no faults
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Flawless
Very exciting; for films and books
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Gripping
Tiring and lasting a long time
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Gruelling
Shocking, making you feel very upset (not used to describe people); koszmarny, przerażający
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Harrowing
a noise that is high and sometimes also loud or unpleasant; przenikliwy
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High-pitched
Perfect, faultless
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Impeccable
Not strict or not careful enough; niedbały
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Lax
Not strict; used to describe people in a position to punish
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Lenient
Very bad (informal)
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Lousy
Ordinary, conventional, neither strange nor extreme
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Mainstream
Move with care or skill; manewrować
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Manoeuvre
Very sudden and very quick (generally used with ‘rise’)
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Meteoric
Ordinary, not extreme
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Middle-of-the-road
Giving the wrong idea, impression
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Misleading
Ordinary, boring, giving little satisfaction (often about jobs)
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Mundane
Loud and high-pitched (for noises); przenikliwy
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Piercing
Producing a large number of works (for artists, composers, writers)
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Prolific
Ordinary, nothing special
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Run-of-the-mill
Untidy (people, places); Old and worn out (clothes)
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Scruffy
Clever and showing good judgement of other people and situations
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Shrewd
Happening at irregular intervals
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Sporadic
Very loyal
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Staunch
Needing a lot of physical effort
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Strenuous
Too general and therefore not valid (Statements); large and affecting everyone (reforms)
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Sweeping
Story, especially one which is not true
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Tale
Boring, frustrating
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Tedious
Walk slowly with heavy steps, especially because you are tired; wlec się
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Trudged
Protection of or authority over someone or something; guardianship
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Tutelage
Sth that has not been spoilt or harmed
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Unblemished
Impossible to prove wrong or argue against
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Watertight
Clever, experienced at deceiving people and not easily deceived (people/behaviour)
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