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Płatki śniegu start learning		Snowflakes
kruchy, delikatny start learning		fragile, delicate
przepiękny, wspaniały, wyjątkowy start learning		exquisite
wzór start learning		pattern
skojarzenie, konotacja kojarzy się pozytywnie, pozytywne skojarzenia start learning		connotation a feeling or idea that is suggested by a particular word although it need not be a part of the word's meaning, or something suggested by an object or situation positive connotation, The word "lady" has connotations of refinement and excessive femininity that some women find offensive.
obrazowy, przenośny znaczenie w przenośni start learning		figurative figurative usage
pejoratywny start learning		pejorative
termin, określenie, pojęcie, wyraz Termin budzi pozytywne skojarzenia. start learning		a term The term has positive connotation.
ironicznie start learning		ironically
sarkastycznie start learning		sarcastically
przewrażliwiony, nadwrażliwy start learning		oversensitive
zwykle Wyraz jest używany ironicznie i sarkastycznie w odniesieniu do przewrażliwionych ludzi, zwykle młodych. start learning		typically The word is used ironically and sarcastically when referring to oversensitive people, typically Young.
cenny, najdroższy, ukochany start learning		precious
nadopiekuńczy nadopiekuńczy rodzice start learning		overprotective overprotective parents
"czuwac"/krążyć nad czymś/kimś wokół czegoś/kogoś start learning		to hover over sth/sb 2. To linger near or around someone or something, often when doing so is unwelcome. "Dad, I can't get anything done with you hovering over me—quit it! Ugh, the boss has been hovering over me the whole time I've been working on this project." "Helikopter parents" are overprotective parents who hover over their children. 1. To float or be suspended over someone or something. "The plane hovered over the runway before making a smooth landing."
uważany (za) start learning		considered Peanut butter is considered a staple in most American households.
podstawowy, niezbędny, główny/stały składnik głównie w odniesieniu do jedzenia start learning		staple But also: Romantic fiction and reference books are a staple of many public libraries. Peanut butter is considered a staple in most American households.
gospodarstwo domowe start learning		household
kanapka z dżemem start learning		jelly sandwich
słoik start learning		a jar
Musieć (inform.) Muszę iść. start learning		gotta Gotta is used in written English to represent the words 'got to' when they are pronounced informally, with the meaning 'have to' or ' must'. I gotta go.
pęknąć, rozbić Kamień uderzył w okno i rozbił szybę (sprawił, że popękała) start learning		crack to break something so that it does not separate, but very thin lines appear on its surface, or to become broken in this way: I cracked my tooth as I fell. A stone hit the window and cracked the glass.
wyłuskać (ale też muszla) obierać orzechy z łupinek start learning		shell to shell nuts
wyrzucać, wysypać start learning		to dump deposit or dispose of (garbage, waste, or unwanted material), typically in a careless or hurried way.
pieczony start learning		roasted
pomieszane pudełko z różnymi czekoladkami start learning		assorted of various sorts put together; miscellaneous. "bowls in assorted colours" a box of assorted chocolates
czas wolny start learning		spare time Time when you are not working
oszczędzić start learning		to spare 2. (AVOID) to prevent someone from having to experience something unpleasant: Luckily, I was spared the embarrassment of having to sing in front of everyone. It was a nasty accident - but I'll spare you (= I won't tell you) the gruesome details. 1. (SAVE) to not hurt or destroy something or someone: They asked him to spare the women and children.
nachalny start learning		pushy
papkowate, zblendowane o jedzeniu start learning		mushy mushy food
lepka, klejąca, śluzowata substancja start learning		goo
pompować start learning		to pump
rurociąg start learning		a pipeline
tryskać, wytrysnąć Oblałem go wodą. start learning		to squirt I squirted him with water.
wytrysk start learning		squirt
pokrywa, pokrywka start learning		lid
kręcić, obracać start learning		spin (spun, spun)
stały, równy, jednostajny start learning		steady
wysłać start learning		ship out
strzec się czegoś /uważać na coś start learning		to beware of sth
pisownia start learning		spelling
znaczenie start learning		meaning
pomniejszy, drobny, niewielki start learning		minor
pomyłka w pisaniu start learning		slip of the pen
większy, poważniejszy start learning		major
wojenny, wojskowy start learning		martial
małżeński start learning		marital
wskazać na coś start learning		to point to sth
zwyczajne, codzienne ubranie start learning		casual outfit
ilustrować, obrazować coś start learning		illustrate
rozmawiać start learning		converse
zainteresowanie, udział, odsetki start learning		interest
związek przyczynowy start learning		causal relationship
być pozytywnie nastawionym start learning		be positive
niesamowity start learning		uncanny strange, suspicious, unnatural
dolina dolina niesamowitości start learning		valley uncanny valley
istota humanoidalna, człekopodobna start learning		humanoid entity
jak żywy lalka jak żywa start learning		lifelike lifelike doll
wywoływać coś, przywoływać (uczucia, wspomnienia) start learning		to evoke sth to make someone remember something or feel an emotion: That smell always evokes memories of my old school. a detergent designed to evoke the fresh smell of summer meadows
niesamowitość, upiorność, straszność start learning		eeriness
skrępowany, niepewny, niespokojny (też zaniepokojenie, niepewność, skrępiwanie) start learning		uneasy slightly worried or uncomfortable about a particular situation: I feel a little uneasy about asking her to do me such a big favour.
przypominać kogoś start learning		to resemble sb to look like or be like someone or something: You resemble your mother very closely. After the earthquake, the city resembled a battlefield.
istota istota ludzka start learning		being a person or thing that exists, or the state of existing: [C ] human/living beings [U ] The group came into being (= began to exist) to help relatives of the terminally ill. human being
do pewnego stopnia, w pewnym stopniu start learning		to an extent
1. wyglądać, wydawać się 2. pojawiać się start learning		to appear 2. to start to be seen or to be present: He suddenly appeared in the doorway. We'd been in the house a month when dark stains started appearing on the wall. His name appears in the film credits for lighting. 1. to seem: You've got to appear (to be) calm in an interview even if you're terrified underneath. To people who don't know him he probably appears (to be) rather unfriendly. Things aren't always what they appear to be.
nie do odróżnienia od czegoś Tak się dzieje, ponieważ one przypominają istoty ludzkie, ale tylko do pewnego stopnia - próbują wydawać się nie do odróżnienia od prawdziwych rzeczy, i jeszcze nie są dokładnie takie jak istoty ludzkie. start learning		indistinguishable from sth This happens because they resemble human beings, but only to an extent - they try to appear indistinguishable from the real tgings, and tet they are not exactly the same as human beings.
najprawdopodobniej start learning		most likely
niepokojący, zatrważający, martwiący niepokojące doświadczenie start learning		unsettling causing worry or anxiety: 1. One of the documentary's many unsettling images is of a child playing with her father's gun.2. I received the unsettling news that I may lose my job next month. unsettling experience
widz start learning		viewer
straszny, dziwny start learning		eerie strange in a frightening and mysterious way: She heard the eerie noise of the wind howling through the trees. He had the eerie feeling that he had met this stranger before.
szczyt, okres rozkwitu start learning		heyday
urok start learning		appeal the quality in someone or something that makes him, her, or it attractive or interesting: sex appeal Spielberg's movies have a wide appeal. This used to be a marvellous hotel but it has lost its appeal in recent years.
zdobywać coś start learning		to gain sth to get something that is useful, that gives you an advantage, or that is in some way positive, especially over a period of time: After you've gained some experience teaching abroad, you can come home and get a job. The mayor has gained a lot of support from the teacher's union. What do you hope to gain from the course? Alternative medicine has only just started to gain respectability in our society
oznaczać coś BBC oznacza British Broadcasting Corporation start learning		to stand for sth be an abbreviation of or symbol for. "BBC stands for British Broadcasting Corporation"
przedstawić coś zwięźle start learning		to put sth in a nutshell
cecha start learning		trait
podążać za czyms start learning		to pursue sth
zachować coś zachować coś w pamięci start learning		to retain sth to keep or continue to have something: He managed to retain his dignity throughout the performance. She succeeded in retaining her lead in the second half of the race. I have a good memory and am able to retain (= remember) facts easily. to retain sth in memory, She has lost her battle to retain control of the company

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