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przykładać się do czegoś start learning
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He could do much better if he applied himself.
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to think that sth is right or important start learning
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We believe in the need for accountability at work.
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to be in a better position because of differences and variety start learning
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Everyone will benefit from the diversity of the delegates' backgrounds.
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to develop a friendly relationship in which people understand each other very well start learning
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He quickly built up rapport with his team.
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a connection between two things in which one thing changes as the other does start learning
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There is a clear correlation between wealth and power.
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to show by your actions that you are able to do sth start learning
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demonstrate an ability to She has demonstrated the ability to work under pressure.
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to feel that you are accepted as a member of a group czuć się częścią czegoś start learning
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I didn’t really feel part of the team.
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the good and bad things that happen to a person, family, country, etc. losy start learning
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We discussed the changing fortunes of the steel industry.
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to become generally accepted as important or good zdobyć uznanie start learning
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The organization is beginning to gain recognition for its work.
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to remove sth that you no longer want start learning
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We should get rid of these old computers.
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the good relationship between a business and its customers that is calculated as part of its value when it is sold renoma firmy start learning
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It can be difficult to calculate the value of goodwill.
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to be willing to work hard to do sth because you have agreed or promised to do it, or because you think it is important zobowiązać się do czegoś start learning
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We have a commitment to raising safety standards at work.
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to have the right to influence sth by giving your opinion before a decision is made mieć coś do powiedzenia start learning
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We had no say in the decision to sell the company.
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to care about the success of sth because you have given time or effort to it start learning
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We all have an investment in the success of the project.
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to have knowledge about sth so that you understand it rozumieć coś, orientować się w czymś start learning
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The committee has no understanding of the problem.
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done without preparation or planning improwizowany, zorganizowany na poczekaniu start learning
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She stood up and gave an impromptu speech.
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to be as good as people hoped or expected spełniać oczekiwania start learning
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The event did not live up to expectations.
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to promise that you will do sth or support sth zobowiazać się do czegoś start learning
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We have made a commitment to raising standards.
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a range of levels of pay according to sb’s responsibilities, skills, etc. start learning
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Promotion to the next level of the pay scale means an extra £250 a month.
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to put sb/sth in a situation which will show what their or its true qualities are wystawić coś na próbę, poddać próbie start learning
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His claims have never really been put to the test.
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without any regular pattern or without deciding in advance what is going to happen losowo start learning
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The winning numbers are randomly selected by computer.
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to have a particular position on a scale according to quality, importance, etc. klasyfikować, zaliczać start learning
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Health and education rank highly with voters.
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to be similar to what sb thinks or believes start learning
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His speech resonated with the fears of the workers who were listening.
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to think that sth/sb has the possibility of being successful or surviving at a later time start learning
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I can’t see a future for the company in its present form.
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to try to find situations where it is possible to do or achieve sth szukać, poszukiwać możliwości start learning
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We are always seeking out opportunities to enter new markets.
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to show by your actions that you want to do sth start learning
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He has shown no desire to advance in his career.
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to show by your actions that you are willing to do sth start learning
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She showed a willingness to compromise.
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to try very hard to give yourself enough time outside of your working life to allow you to have a healthy lifestyle start learning
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strive for a healthy work-life balance We encourage all our staff to strive for a healthy work-life balance.
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to get pleasure or satisfaction from doing sth well być dumnym z czegoś start learning
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I always take pride in my work.
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to be able to make decisions or find solutions quickly, when the situation is changing quickly start learning
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You really have to be able to think on your feet in this job.
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not changing or becoming weaker in any way 1. niezachwiany 2. uporczywy start learning
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She has always had his unwavering support.
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