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Question		Answer
pelen emocji start learning		soulful
straszne start learning		stiff
zdradliwy, podstepny, chytry start learning		tricky
Era kamienia łupanego start learning		stone age
przyznać/ accept to accept, admit, or recognize something, or the truth or existence of something start learning		acknowledge She is usually acknowledged to be one of our best artists.
Zakładać/ przypuszczać/ i think to accept something to be true without question or proof start learning		assume I assumed (that) you knew each other because you went to the same school.
szczery start learning		frank
do przyjęcia/ possible start learning		plausible
grzybicze start learning		fungal
goły start learning		bare
poza tym start learning		besides Do you play any other sports besides basketball?
zgodny/ jednolity/ spójny start learning		consistent Her work is sometimes good, but the problem is she's not consistent.
trawic cos/strawienia się start learning		digest to
równanie start learning		equation
zbierać się start learning		gather yourself
zdeklarowany start learning		self-confessed
potknąć się start learning		stumble
roślinność start learning		vegetation
na przykład start learning		for instance
rozszerzać start learning		expand
oblac(egzamin/fail) start learning		flunk
niedobor start learning		shortage
wątpliwość start learning		doubt
zalać/zasypany to give someone so much work or so many things that they cannot deal with it all start learning		inundate We have been inundated with requests for help.
uczyc sie przedmiotow (study) start learning		to read a subject
uczony (academic) start learning		scholarly
studia wyższe(university) start learning		higher education
ponadprogramowe start learning		extra-curricular
znudzony (bored) start learning		fed up
nieciekawy, nudny start learning		dull
dokładny, precyzyjny correct, exact, and without any mistakes start learning		accurate Her novel is an accurate reflection of life in Spain.
ściśle mówiąc start learning		strictly speaking
mianowicie start learning		namely We need to get more teachers into the classrooms where they're most needed, namely in high poverty areas.
męczący start learning		tiring
niezgrabny/ dziwny difficult to use, do, or deal with start learning		awkward It's an awkward corner, so take it slowly.
przebiegać wzrokiem to look at something carefully, with the eyes or with a machine, in order to get information start learning		scan She anxiously scanned the faces of the men leaving the train.
w każdym razie start learning		at any rate Well, I'm not going home on foot, at any rate.
Mówiąc bez ogródek to be completely direct and honest start learning		not to put too fine a point on I think she's wrong - not to put too fine a point on it.
popelnic gafe to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone start learning		put your foot in your mouth I really put my foot in my mouth – I asked her if Jane was her mother, but she said Jane is her sister.
wzajemny start learning		mutual
szczególnie start learning		notably The company is beginning to attract investors, most notably big Japanese banks.
nudny start learning		mundane
następnie start learning		subsequently In 1982 he was arrested and subsequently convicted on drug trafficking charges.
hazard start learning		gamble
ponury(boring, dull) boring and making you feel unhappy start learning		dreary She had spent another dreary day in the office.
opuszczony (depressed) start learning		forlorn
radosny (exciting) start learning		exhilarating
uciekinier start learning		fugitive
ekspedycja (a long and challenging trip) start learning		expedition
sprawiedliwość start learning		justice
zgadzać sie (I agree) start learning		concure the authors concurred with the majority
gruchot start learning		clunker
rozbić namiot start learning		pitch a tent
idiota start learning		jerk
rzygać start learning		spew
wstrząśnięty (excited) start learning		thrilled
przygnębiony (depressed) start learning		downcast
przygnębiony(depressed, downcast) start learning		dejected
poczucie własnej wartości start learning		self-esteem
szlochając (crying loudly) start learning		sobbing
krach finansowy/ furia start learning		meltdown
Bzdury start learning		libellous thing
przeciwnie start learning		on the contrary
podczas gdy start learning		whereas
byc sciganym/ przesladowanym start learning		be hounded
klapa start learning		flop
skazaniec start learning		convict
spotkanie, zgromadzenie start learning		reunion
oprócz start learning		apart from
stąd start learning		hence
mniejszości start learning		minorities
miec za malo czegos start learning		run out of She ran out of time and didn't finish the last question.
pryszcz start learning		pimple
wachac sie start learning		hesitate
kombinowac, planowac zrobienie czegos zlego to be behaving in a dishonest or bad way start learning		be up to no good He certainly looked as if he was up to no good.
otrzesiny/ znecanie sie nad nowym uczniem start learning		hazing
student pierwszego roku start learning		freshman
dac komus spokoj/ troche luzu to give someone additional freedom start learning		cut someone some slack Because it was the last day of class, the teachers cut us some slack.
miska start learning		bowl
zakup /buy start learning		purchase
obecnie/now start learning		currently He currently is directing TV sitcoms.
śmieci/nonsence start learning		rubbish Rubbish! You can do it.
ceramika start learning		pottery
dlaczego/ why used to ask how or why something has happened start learning		how come So how come you missed the train?
porządny/ good socially acceptable or good start learning		decent I thought he was a decent person
nie przeszkadza/ dont object to do it start learning		wouldn't mind
czekać/ wait start learning		hang on
śpiewać czysto start learning		sing in tune
równie dobrze/ that is convenient to be a good thing to do, or to be a lucky thing to happen or be done start learning		just as well It's just as well you're not here - you wouldn't like the noise.
musze isc/ I have to go start learning		I must be off
ledwo (hardly) start learning		barely
szkicowy/ niejasny/ podejrzany start learning		sketchy
na wynos start learning		to go
/ cokolwiek ci pasuje/ co ci sie podoba start learning		whatever floats your boat
pozyczka start learning		a loan
rata (kredytu) start learning		instalment rate
stopa procentowa start learning		interest rate
waluta start learning		currencie
wartościowy start learning		valuable
zaleta, rzecz wartościowa, własność start learning		asset
zalegać ze spłatą pożyczki start learning		default on your loan
giełda start learning		stock market
otrzymywać odsetki start learning		receive interest
pierwszy raz wystawiać akcję start learning		IPO
dywidenda start learning		dividend (divvy)
porażka / przegrana / (czas) pokonać, zwyciężać start learning		defeat
siła robocza / poród start learning		labour
gościć kogoś u siebie start learning		have sb over Thanks for having me over!
niezbędny, podstawowy start learning		essential You should buy a book to learn some essential vocabulary.
termin (porodu) start learning		due date
zaciskać pasa start learning		tighten one's belt she said the poor must tighten their belts
być ostrożnym (be careful) start learning		play it safe To play safe, I'd allow an extra ten minutes, just in case.
miażdżący, kapitalny start learning		smashing
śmieci (rubbish, garbage) start learning		litter
śmieci (litter, rubbish) start learning		garbage
zakazać (forbiden) start learning		bann
dzika natura start learning		wildlife
głód start learning		starvation
dziecięca siła robocza start learning		child labour
podłączać coś start learning		to plug smt in
ładowarka start learning		a charger
gniazdko start learning		socket
dokument rejestracyjny start learning		Registration document
dowód osobisty start learning		identity card
bodziec, motywacja, zachęta start learning		incentive
I don't really mind start learning		I'm easy
osoba wybredna w jedzeniu start learning		picky eating He is not picky eating, he eats a lot.
ponownie wynaleźć koło (marnować czas na coś, co już zostało zrobione) to waste time trying to create something that someone else has already created start learning		reinvent the wheel he spoke with the fervour of discovery, unaware that he was reinventing the wheel’
spadochron start learning		parachute
znajomy someone you know, but who is not a close friend start learning		acquaintance
w ślad za czymś Following (someone or something), especially as a consequence. start learning		in the wake of something the committee was set up in the wake of the inquiry
Obojętnie (I don't mind) start learning		It doesn't make any difference to me.
rozważać start learning		consider I've been considering our holidays.
łaska, litość, miłosierdzie start learning		mercy
jednak start learning		though My work is very hard. I like it, though.
rzecz, artykuł, przedmiot, element start learning		item
zgniły, zepsuty start learning		rotten
trujący, obrzydliwy start learning		poisonous

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