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Question		Answer
replenish start learning		replenish. fill (something) up again. He replenished Justin’s glass with mineral water.
water main a water main is very large underground pipe used for supplying water to houses and factories. A principal supply pipe in arrangement of pipes for distributing water start learning		a main line in a water supply system
use up Wealthy countries continue to use up the water of the developing world. start learning		zużyć (wodę)
scarce And the demand for cheap produce often encourages wasteful use of scarce water resources. start learning		deficytowy
call on The WWF is also calling on wealthy countries to encourage more international co-operation over water. start learning		wezwać
derive They derived great comfort from this assurance. Obtain something from (a specified source) start learning		czerpać - pochodzić z
to complement A classic blazer complements a look that’s stylish or casual. start learning		uzupełniać
podczas gdy start learning		whilst=while
wydatki start learning		outgoings
wymusić He was convicted of trying to extort $1 million from a developer. start learning		to extort - obtain (something) by force, threats, or other unfair means (sposoby)
pamiątki He was responsible for mantaining Willlis’ personal itens and memorabilia. start learning		memorabilia
unveil The just-unveiled figure. start learning		odsłonić pomnik remove a veil or covering from, especially uncover (a new monument or work of art) as part of a public ceremony. A mayor unveiled a plaque.
Plaque start learning		A commemorative (pamiątkowy) plaque, or simply plaque is a plate of metal, ceramic, stone, or other vertical surface, abd bearing text (zawierający tekst) or an image in relief, or both to commemorate one or more persons, an event, or other thing
pamiątkowy start learning		commemorative
relief start learning		płaskorzeźba - a sculptural technique where the sculpted elements remaining attached to a solid background of the same material
welon, zasłona A piece of fine material worn by women to protect or conseal the face. start learning		veil A white bridal veil.
ukryć Ya’ got no secrets to conceal. start learning		to conceal
Ślubny, weselny Her white bridal gown. start learning		bridal
suknia A silk ball gown start learning		gown A long dress, typically having a close-fitting bodice and flowing skirt, worn on formal occasions.
flow start learning		(especially of long hair or clothing) - hanging loosely and gracefully (wdzięcznie)
to veil She veiled her face. start learning		cover with a veil
to take up a language start learning		podjąć się nauki języka; Many people young and old were encouraged to take up a language
to take pride in start learning		być dumnym z kogoś, czegoś; Many people young and old were encouraged to take up a language, or take special pride in their existing language skills
the lack of language competence start learning		brak kompetencji językowych; There have never been more opportunities to work or study in a different European country - but lack of language competence prevents many people from taking advantage of them
to cherish start learning		hołubić, miłować; Europe is rich in languages - there are over 200 European languages and many more spoken by citizens whose family origin is from other continents. This is an important resource to be recognised, used and cherished
to overcome start learning		przezwyciężać; Learning other peoples’ languages is a way of helping us to understand each other better and overcome our cultural differences
applicable start learning		=relevant; odpowiedni; a selection of practical ideas applicable to any situation and further information can be found on the Council of Europe website
jigsaw (puzzle) start learning		układanka, łamigłówka
mundane start learning		przyziemny, prozaiczny; mundane problems
intriguing start learning		intrygujący; Something peaceful yet very intriguing, which can distract my mind from the rush
(to jump) from the frying pan into the fire start learning		(wpaść) z deszczu pod rynnę
to team up start learning		stworzyć zespół, połączyć siły; He and Katie teamed up in the studio
prudently start learning		rozważnie, roztropnie; prudently selected covers
to unwind start learning		odprężyć, zrelaksować się; Piece by Piece is what i love to listen to while unwinding and indulging myself with a steaming cuppa and a fine book in my hand
to indulge oneself in sth start learning		dogodzić sobie, pozwolić sobie na przyjemność; Piece by Piece is what i love to listen to while unwinding and indulging myself with a steaming cuppa and a fine book in my hand
a steaming cuppa start learning		parująca filiżanka herbaty (potocznie herbatki); Piece by Piece is what i love to listen to while unwinding and indulging myself with a steaming cuppa and a fine book in my hand
buoyant start learning		pogodny, pełen życia; A bit childish, a bit naïve but you don’t hear such catchy and buoyant songs very often.
to mesmerize start learning		hipnotyzować; which are simply mesmerizing and i wholeheartedly recommend them for a peaceful evening or as background music for a candle-lit dinner.
wholeheartedly start learning		z całego serca, całkowicie, gorąco; which are simply mesmerizing and i wholeheartedly recommend them for a peaceful evening or as background music for a candle-lit dinner.
a candle-lit dinner start learning		obiad, ewentualnie kolacja przy świecach; which are simply mesmerizing and i wholeheartedly recommend them for a peaceful evening or as background music for a candle-lit dinner.
seat start learning		siedziba, miejsce; the seat of britain’s two lawmaking bodies
to incorporate start learning		zawierać; This impressive structure incorporates portions of the medieval Palace of Westminster
monarch start learning		monarcha
to comprise start learning		składać się, zawierać; Parliament comprises the House of Commons and the House of Lords; the country comprises twenty states
to preside over; to preside start learning		przewodniczyć; The Lords are presided over by the Lord Chancellor; He presided at the meeting
Lord Chancellor start learning		Lord Kanclerz; The Lords are presided over by the Lord Chancellor.
to abolish start learning		znieść; obalić; the tax was abolished in 1977; Some people think that the House of Lords should be abolished.
appointed start learning		wyznaczony; mianowany; The lower chamber of the UK parliament - the House of Commons, has 650 Members of Parliament (MPs) participating in debates controlled by an appointed Speaker who is responsible for good behaviour.
constituency start learning		okręg wyborczy; Each constituency elects one MP and the party with the most seats forms the government with its leader becoming Prime Minister.
boundary start learning		granica; There are two lines along the floor which mark the boundary each MP has to stay behind on each side of the House
mace start learning		laska marszałkowska, buława, buzdygan;
State Opening of the Parliament start learning		uroczyste otwarcie przez królową dorocznej sesji Parlamentu
bus pass start learning		bilet autobusowy; buy yourself a one-day bus pass and go to Westminster by one of the recently modernized buses.
landmark start learning		punkt orientacyjny, znany budynek lub miejsce; You can also take advantage of London’s fantastic position on the river Thames and visit the amazing landmarks by boat.
pier start learning		molo, przystań; There are trips from Westminster Pier which take you by the Houses of Parliament and other well known sites (miejsca).
nobleman start learning		szlachcic
plot; to plot start learning		spisek; spiskować; a plan made in secret by a group of people to do something illegal or harmful
overthrow start learning		obalenie, przewrót. obalić; there's a plot to overthrow the government
turmoil start learning		zamieszanie; the country was in turmoil
to exacerbate start learning		zaostrzyć. pogarszać; make (a problem, bad situation, or negative feeling) worse; fire was exacerbated by the lack of rain
firmly start learning		=strongly; mocno, stanowczo
to entrench start learning		establish (an attitude, habit, or belief) so firmly that change is very difficult or unlikely; entrenched - ungruntowane
oath start learning		przysięga, ślubowanie; take an oath
get rid of start learning		pozbyć się
cellar start learning		piwnica
fuse start learning		bezpiecznik, lont; he went down into the cellar to light the fuses
completion start learning		ukończenie; the action or process of finishing something; funds for the completion of the new building; his activities were detected before the plan’s completion
constable start learning		konstabl; najniższy stopień w brytyjskiej policji
to interrogate start learning		przesłuchiwać kogoś; He was imprisoned, taken to the Tower of London and there interrogated
grisly start learning		przerażający; the town was shaken by a series of grisly crimes
sovereign start learning		a supreme ruler, especially a monarch;
treason start learning		zdrada; the crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government; they were convicted of treason
traitor start learning		zdrajca; a person who betrays a friend, country, principle, etc.
to proclaim start learning		ogłosić; announce officially or publicly; He proclaimed November the 5th a day of thanksgiving
bonfire start learning		ognisko
dummy start learning		manekin; a model or replica of a human being
mannequin start learning		manekin; a dummy used to display clothes in a store window
passerby start learning		przechodzień
crop start learning		przyciąć, plon; cut (something, especially a person's hair) very short; cropped blond hair
harvest start learning		żniwa
onset start learning		the beginning of something, especially something unpleasant
straw start learning		słoma, słomkowy, słomiany, słomka; a straw hat; a thin tube of paper or plastic for sucking drink from a glass or bottle
tear start learning		łza, rozdarcie, rozedrzeć (tear up - I tore up the letter)
rag start learning		szamata, szmatławiec - brukowiec, hałasować; a piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece, used typically for cleaning things; a newspaper, typically one regarded as being of low quality; make fun of (someone) in a loud manner.
disgrace start learning		hańba, niełaska, zhańbić; loss of reputation or respect, especially as the result of a dishonorable action; he left the army in disgrace; bring shame or discredit on (someone or something); But the players did not disgrace themselves
ignominious start learning		haniebny, sromotny; deserving or causing public disgrace or shame; o other party risked ignominious defeat
to sedate, sedated, sedative start learning		to sedate = uspokoić
vent start learning		odpowietrznik, odpowietrzać, ujście;
creed start learning		kredo, wyznanie; people of many creeds and cultures; liberalism was more than a political creed;

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