SPRAWDZIAN MODUŁ 1

 0    72 flashcards    martynagaszman
download mp3 print play test yourself
 
Question Answer
leggal≠
start learning
illeggal
zmierzyć
start learning
to measure
metka z ceną
start learning
price tag
naszyjnik
start learning
necklace
showing that you think someone or something deserves no respect (pogardliwy, lekceważący)
start learning
disrespectful
We need to buy some more plants to (upiększyć) the garden.
start learning
beautify
If this recipe is too difficult for you, you can (zmodyfikować i uprościć) it.
start learning
modify and simplify
The days (wydłużają się) as summer approaches.
start learning
lengthen
krawcowa
start learning
a dressmaker
having plenty of money, nice houses, expensive things (3) (zamożny) rich =
start learning
affluent, wealthy, well-to-do
bransoletka
start learning
bangle
The clothes he brought were totally (niestosowne).
start learning
inappropriate
nieposłuszny
start learning
disobedient
łysy
start learning
bald
reasonable, practical, and showing good judgment (rozsądny)
start learning
sensible
a fashionable person
start learning
fashionista
płynąć z prądem
start learning
go with the flow
kurtka dżinsowa
start learning
denim jacket
wyblakłe/wypłowiałe dżinsy
start learning
faded jeans
polar
start learning
fleece
bluza dresowa
start learning
blouse
czapka
start learning
beanie
happy and without worries = (2) (beztroski)
start learning
carefree, light-hearted
sensible and practical (przyziemny, twardo stąpający po ziemi)
start learning
down-to-earth
difficult and disobedient (buntowniczy)
start learning
rebellious
not interested in serious things (płytki, powierzchowny)
start learning
shallow
too proud of the way you look (próżny)
start learning
vain
one of the four substances (earth, air, fire, and water) from which people used to believe that everything was made (żywioły natury)
start learning
the elements (of nature)
new (technology) = (nowatorska)
start learning
cutting- edge
krawiec
start learning
tailor
kurtka podbita futrem
start learning
fur-lined jacket
zakazane
start learning
forbidden, banned
staying in good condition for a long time, even if used a lot (2) (trwałe, wytrzymałe nie do zdarcia)
start learning
durable, hard-wearing
krem do opalania
start learning
sunscreen, suntan lotion
(nie)wykształcony
start learning
(un)educated
pomocny, użyteczny w czymś
start learning
helpful, useful in something
(nie)odpowiednia kara
start learning
(in)appropriate punishment
very silly or unreasonable; absurd = (niepoważne, absurdalne)
start learning
ridiculous
robić z czegoś aferę, robić o coś awanturę
start learning
make a fuss about something
brave=
start learning
courageous, daring, game, bold
zaznajamiać, zapoznawać kogoś z czymś
start learning
familiarise
(nie)odpowiedzialne (np. zachowanie)
start learning
(ir)responsible (behavior)
(nie)wrażliwy na...
start learning
(in)sensitive to...
bluza z kapturem
start learning
hoodie
responsible ≠
start learning
irresponsible
sensitive ≠
start learning
insensitive
Jack always tries not to hurt other people's feelings. He's definitely not i____.
start learning
insensitive
buty na wysokim obcasie
start learning
high heels
zamek błyskawiczny (BrE) & (AmE)
start learning
zipper, zip (AmE)
to change something or to make it change so that there is more variety (zróżnicować, urozmajcać np. ofertę)
start learning
diversify
kosz na brudą bieliznę (BrE) & (AmE)
start learning
hamper, laundry basket (AmE)
long - (v) - (n)
start learning
lengthen - length
In the spring the days start to l___ and the nights begin to s___.
start learning
lengthen, shorten
material used for making clothes (tkanina)
start learning
fabric
metka
start learning
a label
Your behaviour is totally (niedopuszczalne, nie do przyjęcia).
start learning
unacceptable
I (work) for this company for more than thirty years and I (intend) to stay here until I retire.
start learning
've worked, intend
Thomas is an author who (write) since he (be) a child.
start learning
's been writing, was
We have to rest. We (walk) for over four hours.
start learning
've been walking
We need a new car. We (have) this one for ages.
start learning
've had
I (study) English for six years now.
start learning
've been studying
I (sit) here for three hours now but I (not/catch) a single fish yet.
start learning
've been sitting, haven't caught
We (have) lovely weather for the last two weeks. I hope it (stay) that way.
start learning
've had, 'll stay
(you/see) my brother? I (look) for him for some time now but I (not/find) him yet.
start learning
Have you seen, 've been looking, haven't found
uszyty na miarę, zrobiony na zamówienie (2)
start learning
tailor-made, bespoken
kalosze (BrE) & (AmE)
start learning
wellies, rubber boots (AmE)
Many people are sensitive ... criticism.
start learning
to
happy =
start learning
cheerful
something important that you succeed in doing by your own efforts (osiągnięcie)
start learning
achievement
simple > (n) (prostota)
start learning
simplicity
peruka
start learning
a wig
formal clothes ≠
start learning
casual clothes

You must sign in to write a comment