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Question		Answer
pyłek kwiatowy start learning		pollen The bees were covered in yellow pollen, as they flew from flower to flower.
pióro start learning		feather to feather - pokrywać piórami, upierzyć - The kids feathered my car as a joke! Peacocks have beautiful feathers.
kieł (psa lub wilka), ząb jadowy (węża), górna szczęka (pająka) start learning		fang Wolves have a very sharp fangs.
kopyto, racica start learning		hoof hooves - kopyta This horse had a horseshoes on his hooves. / There were traces of hooves on the ground.
gatunek (zwierzęcy) start learning		species Each species of bird has its own characteristic song. / It's a very rare species.
drapieżnik start learning		predator Somewhere on this island is the greatest predator that ever lived.
koniczyna start learning		clover shamrock - po irlandzku Have you ever found a four-leaf clover?
wilgotność start learning		humidity dampness, wetness/ humid air - wilgotne powietrze, damp air The forests provide the humidity that is neccessary for life. / The low humidity and temperature in the lab are optimum conditions.
mżawka, kapuśniaczek, deszczyk start learning		drizzle to drizzle - mżyć - It drizzled outside. It was only a drizzle, so I didn't need an umbrella.
ulewny deszcz, duży opad deszczu start learning		heavy rain We had to cancel the outdoor concert due to the heavy rain.
grad start learning		hail The unexpected hail damaged most of the crops.
wichura, zawieruchaz wicher start learning		gale The darkness and the gale deafened her. / I think we can expected a gale before noon.
fala upałów, upał start learning		heat wave I hate heat waves.
susza, posucha start learning		drought Now we have a good local solution for drought. / Gardens in this area are i bad shape due to the drought.
powódź start learning		flood The bridge collapsed during the flood. / Scientists warn that another flood is likely.
zorza polarna start learning		northern lights Can you observe the northern lights in Sweden?
wydma start learning		dune The sea is on the other side of the dunes.
półkula północna i południowa start learning		northern and southern hemisphere
gęstość/zagęszczenie/gęstość fizyczna start learning		density Europe's population density is much higher than in the US. / Add some flour to the sauce to increase its density. / Density is a property that affects the weight of an element.
siedlisko, środowisko życia start learning		habitat I have seen foxes in the zoo, but not in their natural habitat.
rezerwat przyrody start learning		nature reserve The new visitor center at the nature reserve is officially opening next month.
gniazdo/lęgowisko (myszy) start learning		nest to nest - gnieździć się, wić gniazdo/chować jedno w drugie - The birds are nesting in the tree. / The box is nested into another, bigger box. / Can you nest these books into that box? The storks are building a nest on the roof of my house. / I found the sparrow's nest in my garage. / Be careful, there is a snake nest in thr garden. /
pijawka start learning		leech
fala, przypływ, pływ (regularne, cykliczne podnoszenie i opadanie poziomu morza - przypływ i odpływ, wpływające na cały ocean i wybrzeża) - przyczyna - grawitacyjne przyciąganie Księżyca i Słońca oraz siła odśrodkowa start learning		tide wave - fala (chwilowe zaburzenia na powierzchni wody - grzbiet i dolina) - przyczyna - wiatr, który wieje na powierzchni wody, a także trzęsienie ziemi (tsunami) lub ruch statków The tide is going down over the sand.
półwysep start learning		peninsula I live on a peninsula, so I understand island mentalities.
rosa start learning		dew He took a photo of dew on the field. / My lawn is shining with dew.
rozkwit/kwiat, kwiaty/różowa cera (zdrowy wygląd) start learning		bloom to bloom - kwitnąć, zakwitać, rozkwitać - Flowers start to bloom in spring. / Roses bloom beautifully. These trees are already in full bloom. / This apple tree has beautiful pink and white blooms. / Cherry blooms smell amazing. / I'm jelous of your bloom, my skin is so gray.
sum start learning		catfish
węgorz start learning		eel
równik start learning		equator Countries situated on the equator have summer weather all year long.
pstrąg start learning		trout
dorsz start learning		cod
chrząszcz, żuk start learning		beetle
modliszka start learning		mantis
mrowisko start learning		anthill
ćma start learning		moth
szmaragd start learning		emerald
wir start learning		vortex
kleszcz start learning		tick
ropucha start learning		toad
bydło start learning		cattle Krowy i byki hodowane dla mięsa lub mleka
stado start learning		herd school - ławica, stado ryb / herd of reindeers, horses
osa start learning		wasp
gołąb start learning		pigeon
bóbr start learning		beaver
bocian start learning		stork
jaszczurka start learning		lizard
wieloryb start learning		whale
komar start learning		mosquito
wiewiórka start learning		squirrel
żyrafa start learning		giraffe
nietoperz start learning		bat
delfin start learning		dolphin
pingwin start learning		penguin
owca start learning		sheep
koza start learning		goat
wielbłąd start learning		camel
krokodyl start learning		crocodile
jeleń start learning		deer
szympans start learning		chimpanzee
zając start learning		hare
gad start learning		reptile Reptiles and amphibians are a major part of Earth's fauna.
łosoś start learning		salmon
kura start learning		hen
dzik start learning		boar
ssak start learning		mammal
karaluch start learning		cockroach
świnka morska start learning		Guinea pig
foka start learning		seal
borsuk start learning		badger
żubr start learning		Wisent
śledź start learning		Herring
tuńczyk start learning		tuna
dziób start learning		beak This bird has a very thin, delicate beak, which it uses to catch insects.
plaster miodu start learning		honeycomb
makrela start learning		mackerel
bawół start learning		buffalo
jeż start learning		hedgehog
bażant start learning		pheasant
sokół start learning		falcon
słowik start learning		nightingale
sęp start learning		vulture
skowronek start learning		lark
kruk start learning		raven
jaskółka start learning		swallow
szpak start learning		starling
dzięcioł start learning		woodpecker
paw start learning		peacock
kukułka start learning		Cuckoo
mewa start learning		seagull
jastrząb start learning		hawk
sroka start learning		magpie
wróbel start learning		Sparrow
czapla start learning		heron
orzeł start learning		eagle
struś start learning		ostrich
wrona start learning		Crow
kanarek start learning		canary
kogut start learning		rooster
żuraw start learning		crane
nosorożec start learning		rhinoceros
ryś start learning		lynx
kret start learning		mole
lampart start learning		leopard
suseł start learning		gopher
goryl start learning		gorilla
świstak start learning		groundhog
gepard start learning		cheetah
hiena start learning		hyena
szop pracz start learning		raccoon
skunks start learning		skunk
mors start learning		walrus morse
pawian start learning		baboon
Łoś start learning		moose elk (GB)
Wybrzeże start learning		coast Coast is the area where the sea meets tha land.
wzgórze start learning		hill
renifer start learning		reindeer
jaskinia start learning		cave
dolina start learning		valley
wydra start learning		otter
brzeg (morza, jeziora) start learning		shore If we follow the shore, we will find him for sure.
pustynia start learning		desert
urwisko start learning		cliff
lodowiec start learning		glacier
Równina start learning		plain
Płaskowyż start learning		plateau The temple was located on a plateau.
burza z piorunami start learning		thunderstorm
staw start learning		pond They have a small pond in the garden.
potok start learning		stream brook During the long walk we found a mountain stream.
Zatoka start learning		gulf bay
cieśnina start learning		strait
kałuża start learning		puddle
przylądek start learning		cape The ship crashed on the cape.
obryw skalny, lawina kamieni start learning		rockfall
Pożary lasów start learning		forest fires
lawina start learning		avalanche
trzęsienie ziemi start learning		earthquake
dąb start learning		oak
stokrotka start learning		daisy
żonkil start learning		daffodil
brzoza start learning		birch
sosna start learning		pine
świerk start learning		spruce
tulipan start learning		tulip
przebiśnieg start learning		snowdrop
klon start learning		maple
kasztan, kasztanowiec start learning		chestnut
wrzos start learning		heather
bratek start learning		pansy
kora start learning		bark Birches have white bark.
wierzba start learning		willow
topola start learning		poplar
jodła start learning		fir
cielę start learning		calf
fiołek start learning		violet
jarzębina start learning		mountain ash rowan
buk start learning		beech
paproć start learning		fern
bluszcz start learning		ivy The building was wrapped in ivy.
mak start learning		poppy
mniszek lekarski, dmuchawiec start learning		dandelion
mech start learning		moss
lipa start learning		linden
rumianek start learning		chamomile
łodyga start learning		stalk stem - termin botaniczny
lawenda start learning		lavender
konik polny start learning		grasshopper Grasshopper are a delicacy in the Oaxaca, Mexico.
trzcina start learning		cane
biedronka start learning		ladybug ladybird (GB)
ważka start learning		dragonfly
szerszeń start learning		hornet
gąsienica start learning		caterpillar
pchła start learning		flea
śnieg z deszczem start learning		sleet
pochmurny, zachmurzony start learning		overcast The night was dark and overvast. / The sky have suddenly become overcast.
żmija start learning		viper
trzmiel start learning		bumblebee
burza śnieżna, zamieć start learning		blizzard
mróz, szron start learning		frost
szałwia start learning		sage
ul start learning		hive beehive
dwutlenek węgla start learning		carbon dioxide You can't use carbon dioxide from cars to power cars.
dwutlenek siarki start learning		sulfur dioxide
tlen, tlen (pierwiastek) start learning		oxygen Red blood cells carry oxygen through your body. / The purpose of breathing is to get a fresh supply of oxygen into the body.
ścieki, nieczystości start learning		sewage We need to redirect a small portion of our sewage through your town.
klęska żywiołowa start learning		natural disaster Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are examples of natural disasters.
Układ Słoneczny start learning		the Solar system There are 8 planets in our Solar System. / The object with the strongest gravity in our Solar System is the Sun.
płaz start learning		amphibian Reptiles and amphibians are a major part of Earth's fauna.
baran start learning		ram
podkowa start learning		horseshoe My horse lost its horseshoe, I have to buy a new one.
uprawa (rośliny)/plon, zbiory start learning		crop The weather is not good for the crops this summer. / Farmers harvested a record crop last year.
żniwa/plony, zbiory start learning		harvest to harvest - zbierać (plony) - In the autumn there will be nothing to harvest. During the harvest he always finished first and helped the others. / We have had a particularly good harvest this year.
płatek start learning		petal There were rose petals all over the floor.
płetwa (u zwierzęcia) start learning		fin
wodór start learning		hydrogen
gleba, ziemia/grunt start learning		soil The soil in my garden is very weak. / Your flowers are beautiful, the soil must be really good here. / It is a good soil to start a family
koło podbiegunowe start learning		arctic circle
gałązka, witka (mała, cienka - najczęściej końcowa, najcieńsza część gałęzi/tam najczęściej pojawiają się liście i kwiaty/np. ptaki zbierają gałązki do budowy gniazda) start learning		twig He attracted their attention by stepping on a twig. / The birds collected small twigs to build their nest.
gałąź, dziedzina (nauki, rodziny)/gałąź, konar (duży, gruby, wyrasta bezpośrednio z pnia drzewa lub jest dużą częścią gałęzi głównej/służy jako główna struktura wspierająca i rozgałęziająca/np. dzieci wspinały się na gałąź) start learning		branch Alternative medicine is an interesting branch of science. / A bird sat on the branch. / I fell down a branch and broke my leg. /
długość geograficzna start learning		longitude
wysokość (względem czegoś, szczególnie wysokość nad poziomem morza) start learning		altitude Because of the fog's resistance I began to lose altitude.
szerokość geograficzna start learning		latitude
pajęczyna start learning		spiderweb cobweb, spider's web
szarańcza start learning		locust Our crops were ruined by a locust swarm.
polana (obszar lasu, gdzie nie ma drzew) start learning		glade

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