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roughly AI is contributing to a transformation of society “happening ten times faster and at 300 times the scale, or roughly 3,000 times the impact” start learning		w przybliżeniu, z grubsza
unrest many fear that machines will make millions of workers redundant, causing inequality and unrest. start learning		zamieszki, niepokój, wzburzenie
to turn on superintelligent computers might not share mankind’s goals and could turn on their creators. start learning		skoczyć na kogoś, zaatakować kogoś
to summon with artificial intelligence, we’re summoning the demon. start learning		przywołać
to fret about Mr Musk frets about a future AI overlord becoming too powerful for humans to control. start learning		niepokoić się o, martwić się czymś
an overlord start learning		pan, władca
prompt Such concerns have been prompted by astonishing recent progress in AI start learning		wywoływać (np. uczucia), wyzwalać
notorious a field long notorious for its failure to deliver on its promises. start learning		cieszący się złą sławą
to crunch AI technique called “deep learning”, which allows systems to learn and improve by crunching lots of examples rather than being explicitly programmed, start learning		To perform operations on; manipulate or process (numerical or mathematical data).
exquisite Romanian ballerina Alina Cojocaru—an exquisite artist start learning		znakomity, wyborny, wyśmienity
belie delicacy on stage belies a ferociously exacting temperament in the studio start learning		skryć, skrywać, dać mylne wyobrażenie, dawać mylne wyobrażenie
ferociously delicacy on stage belies a ferociously exacting temperament in the studio start learning		zaciekle, dziko
exacting delicacy on stage belies a ferociously exacting temperament in the studio start learning		wymagający, rygorystyczny
unreceptive Polunin was in an unreceptive mood start learning		mało otwarty na coś
rendition Frederick Ashton’s Nocturne pas de deux is a masterly rendition of the battle of the sexes, start learning		interpretacja, wykonanie
reciprocity the two dancers must find total reciprocity of technique and emotion. start learning		wzajemność, obopólność
to jack-knife her torso jack-knifes under her extended leg. start learning		skręcić w niekontrolowany sposób, złożyć się jak scyzoryk
a jack-knife start learning		scyzoryk
defection For the Royal Ballet his sudden defection was something of a backhander. start learning		sprzeniewierzenie się (wartościom, ideom), odstępstwo (od zasad), zdrada (np. lojalności)
a backhander For the Royal Ballet his sudden defection was something of a backhander. start learning		pośredni atak
to beam his Romeo debut, beamed live to cinemas around the world. start learning		nadawać, wysyłać (np. sygnał telewizyjny)
blueprint To see him demonstrate a movement is to see a blueprint of perfection. start learning		kopia, plan, podstawa
feral adding Nureyev’s feral impulse to Baryshnikov’s phenomenal virtuosity and clarity start learning		dziki, powtórnie zdziczały
ricochet And yet he was ricocheting out of control. start learning		rykoszet, odbijać się rykoszetem
arcane beyond the arcane world of balletomanes start learning		nieprzenikniony, tajemniczy
rumblings he management was aware of “rumblings” start learning		pomruki, szmery
to champion Mason had championed him, but their rapport was professional start learning		orędować za czymś, opowiadać się za czymś
unfathomable He’s quite mysterious and unfathomable. start learning		niezgłębiony, niezbadany
adamant But he was adamant. start learning		nieugięty
reckon He reckoned he would be paid far more as a principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre start learning		myśleć, sądzić, przypuszczać
solicitous Instinctively solicitous, Polunin offered to carry my bag. start learning		zatroskany
insipid He’s not me. He’s romantic, insipid. start learning		mdły, bezbarwny, pozbawiony wyrazu
voracious He has a voracious appetite for books and London culture, start learning		zapalony, entuzjastyczny, chętny, ochoczy
slab start learning		płyta
strained strained, desolate face start learning		napięty, zmęczony
desolate strained, desolate face start learning		niepocieszony, pogrążony w smutku (o osobie)
fearsome Galina Polunina seems about as fearsome as Dasha, start learning		bojaźliwy
a wardrobe mistress she now works as a wardrobe mistress at the opera house. start learning		garderobiana
rebound on knowing that her dreams for him have rebounded on her start learning		odbijać się na kimś (o zdarzeniu)
consolation Her consolation is a trove of memories start learning		pocieszenie
a trove Her consolation is a trove of memories start learning		skarb, znalezisko
pliable an energetic baby, so pliable that the midwife who delivered him exclaimed with alarm start learning		giętki, sprężysty, elastyczny
limbs she exclaimed with alarm when she manipulated his limbs start learning		kończyny
a somersault He’d climb up the wall of the corridor and do somersaults over the sofa. start learning		koziołek, fikołek, obrót
innate a skinny seven-year-old whose innate dancer’s posture makes him stand out start learning		wrodzony
a split he slides into 180-degree splits start learning		szpagat
wiry a short, wiry man with glinting gold fillings start learning		żylasty, zwarty
glinting a short, wiry man with glinting gold fillings start learning		migoczący, błyszczący
fortnightly He was 12 when she began entering him in fortnightly competitions. start learning		dwutygodniowy
seamstress she was a pretty blonde seamstress who had left technical school at 16, start learning		krawcowa, szwaczka
a porter a porter in a bread factory. start learning		portier, odżwierny
a strain living with in-laws proved too much of a strain start learning		obciążenie, stres, napięcie
forfeit even at the cost of forfeiting his love. start learning		utracić, zaprzepaścić
looseness the incredible looseness, start learning		rozluźnienie
to chaperone volunteered to prepare and chaperone them. start learning		opiekować się
a boarder Erick would become a boarder start learning		pensjonariusz, osoba mieszkająca w internacie
a keep Their husbands volunteered to pay for their keep by finding better jobs. start learning		utrzymanie, wikt
tenement house start learning		dom czynszowy
eyesore Kiev’s State Choreographic Institute is a 1960s eyesore stuck way out in a rough suburb. start learning		paskudztwo, szkarada
to stick out Kiev’s State Choreographic Institute is a 1960s eyesore stuck way out in a rough suburb. start learning		wystawać, wysuwać do przodu
mugging a park notorious for its muggings; start learning		rozbój, bandycki napad
a half-heartedness her presence was reason in itself for Sergei’s half-heartedness start learning		brak entuzjazmu, brak przekonania
a despot But I never thought of Galina as a despot start learning		despota
to cuff his mother would cuff him on the head to get him to focus start learning		uderzyć lekko, trzepnąć (np. w ucho)
ruttish the arrogance of a ruttish young stag. start learning		lubieżny
stag the arrogance of a ruttish young stag. start learning		jeleń
dilapidation AFTER THE DILAPIDATION of the Kiev institute start learning		ruina, zniszczenie
a hunting lodge it started life as a hunting lodge built for King George II start learning		domek myśliwski
let off he was let off academic work start learning		puszczać wolno, puszczać płazem (zdecydować się nie karać kogoś za coś)
tame Sergei told Galina how tame the boys were start learning		nudny, nieciekawy, mdły, uległy
unanimous There was a unanimous realisation that someone with prodigious ability was in our midst start learning		jednomyślny
in our midst There was a unanimous realisation that someone with prodigious ability was in our midst start learning		pośród nas
to strut he didn’t strut about as though he knew that. start learning		puszyć się, pysznić się (czymś)
rodent Sergei also had a soft spot for insects and rodents. start learning		gryzoń
gangliness there was still an adolescent gangliness about him start learning		patykowatość, niezgrabność
intricate the intricate footwork at which English dancers excel start learning		zawiły, złożony, skomplikowany, misterny, powikłany
digs Sergei was allowed to move out into shared digs start learning		stancja, wynajęty pokój
squalor he found himself living in impressive squalor. start learning		brud, nędza, ubóstwo
raver a horse tranquilliser known to ravers as Special K. start learning		światowiec
numb “Falling into a K-hole” can leave the user emotionally numb start learning		zdrętwiały, odrętwiały (np. z zimna)
heft with newly acquired muscular heft and strength start learning		waga, ciężar
crazily all the crazily off-kilter tricks were there, start learning		szaleńczo
off-kilter all the crazily off-kilter tricks were there start learning		przekrzywiony, zwichrowany
impish none of the impish grace notes. start learning		figlarny, psotny, łobuzerski, szelmowski
a slump he was cast in “a lot of rubbish”, he fell into a slump. start learning		spadek, zastój (w gospodarce), kryzys
a buggy, stroller, pushchair start learning		wózek dziecięcy
delinquent Now he began recapturing Kherson’s delinquent culture in north London’s underworld, start learning		przestępczy (o działaniu), naruszający prawo (o osobie)
parlour putting money into a tattoo parlour run by a new friend start learning		salon (np. kosmetyczny, tatuażu, masażu)
scarification red stripes of scarification start learning		płytkie nacięcie, płytkie zadrapanie skóry
to incise He incised these himself. start learning		nacinać
a lavatory a disabled lavatory at the Opera House start learning		toaleta, ubikacja (o pomieszczeniu, budynku)
disabled a disabled lavatory at the Opera House start learning		wyłączony, nieaktywny (np. o jakiejś funkcji)
a pinnacle By 21 Polunin had reached the pinnacle of his career start learning		szczyt, wierzchołek
to augment He began looking for ways to augment the rush of performing, start learning		powiększać się, zwiększać się, rosnąć
turn a blind eye to something Colleagues turned a blind eye, start learning		przymykać na coś oko (udawać, że się czegoś nie widzi lub że się o czymś nie wie)
cockily his cockily provocative tweets—such as “Does anybody sell heroin? start learning		z tupetem, z pewnością siebie
to tax His upside-down clock was also taxing his home life. start learning		obarczać ciężarem, poddawać próbie
a buzz A buzz of anticipation in the foyer start learning		gwar, podniecenie, podekscytowanie
soulful ten minutes of soulful emoting mixed with Soviet bravura start learning		uduchowiony, pełen emocji, głębokich uczuć
emoting ten minutes of soulful emoting mixed with Soviet bravura start learning		odgrywanie uczuć (często o nieprzekonującej grze aktorskiej), wpadanie w egzaltację

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