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more formal way to say to start Verb start learning		initiate Have you initiate the paperwork yet?
if something terminates it ends and if you terminate something you make it end Verb Noun differently to fire start learning		terminate
to mix or be mixed start learning		mingle Second meaning- the party will be a good opportunity to mingle with the other students the smell of fresh coffee mingled with cigarette smoke
to break something, such as bone or a piece rock start learning		fracture she was playing soccer and he fractured a bone in his leg.
w trakcie start learning		in progress
w ogóle used to emphasize a negative sentence start learning		whatsoever I have no money left whatsoever.
if you dislocate a part of your body the bones move away from the correct position start learning		dislocate zwichnąć przemieścić I think you have discolated your shoulder.
w końcu start learning		finally
wyglądasz na nieco opuchniętego start learning		you look a bit puffy
pieprzyk start learning		mole
to gradually change or change someone or something from one thing to another start learning		Morph when someone brings up politics at the party a casual conversation can quickly morph into an ugly argument.
warkocz start learning		plait
sposób myślenia start learning		mindset
1. to make a noise like something knocking repeatedly, or to cause something to make this noise 2. to make someone nervous start learning		rattle The wind blew hard, rattling the doors and windows.
to deceive someone by making them think either that you are going to do something when you really have no intention of doing it, or that you have knowledge that you do not really have, or that you are someone else: start learning		bluff also Noun Is he going to jump or is he only bluffing?
w trakcie, poddawany, ulegający start learning		undergoing undergo
dziobowy na pierwszym planie start learning		fore
to gradually change or change someone or something from one thing to another start learning		morph she claims the media and Society make a person try to morph their body into a unnatural size or weight. he grew up watching his older brother Joe morph from a difficult child to a drug addict.
Spierać się start learning		dispute
Uściski obejmować start learning		Embraces this composite mix Embraces the best of unrealised outtakes.
to spend a lot of money on something that you want but not need start learning		splurge szarpnąć się wykosztować sie we could either save the money or splurge on a new car.
to eat or drink something or to use something such as a product energy or fuel start learning		consume this lights don't consume much electricity.
unicestwienie start learning		annihilation
ogłosić start learning		to announce
odpowiednio Sprzedaż w maju wzrosła odpowiednio o 4 i 7%. start learning		respectively The sales in May rose by 4 and 7% respectively.
w trakcie Przedstawienie już trwa, więc pójdziemy po przekąski w czasie przerwy. start learning		underway The show is underway now, so we'll get snacks at the half-time break.
Spędzać wolny czas start learning		Hang out
wstydź się start learning		shame on you
minus start learning		minus
Wynoś się stąd! Spadaj! start learning		get out of here
look at somebody something in an angry or annoyed way start learning		scowl grymas niezadowolenia marszczyć brwi też Noun grymas she look up at me with scowl. (noun)
to spread or to make something spread over a large area or to a large numer of people start learning		diffuse But things don't. diffuse in human population at random
słaby punkt wrażliwość podatność start learning		vulnerability
odpowiedni start learning		appropriate
choose differently start learning		pick do you want to help me pick some numbers for my lottery ticket?
to take legal action against someone and try to get money from them because they have harmed you start learning		Sue she is threatening to sue the newspaper for slander.
istotny start learning		substantive
to make your success money Beauty Etc very obvious so that people notice it and admite you start learning		flaunt odnosić się afiszować się although he's a millionaire he doesn't flaunt his wealth.
wyluzować Wyluzuj, jest weekend! start learning		chill out Chill out, it's the weekend!
if it ghost haunts a place it appears there often start learning		haunt nawiedzać prześladować she was haunted by memories of the war.
go through diffrently start learning		undergo the country is currently undergoing major political change.
to happen at the same time as something else start learning		coincide być zbieżnym zbiegac sie The bands American tour concided with the release of their second album.
na zawsze start learning		forever and ever
akumulować start learning		accumalate
zapisałem ci miejsce start learning		saved you a seat
to make something seem larger better worse Etc that it really is start learning		exaggerate przesadzać wyolbrzymiać don't exaggerate it didn't cost that much.
to cook something especially an egg without its shell by putting it into liquid that is gently boiling or persuade someone to leave their company or team in order to work or play for hours start learning		poach gotować lub podbierać skaperowac
to gently cook a liquid or something with liquid in it so that is very hot but does not boil start learning		simmer gotować ale nie wrzeć
to complain in an annoying way start learning		whine jęczeć marudzić she's always whining about something
to shine with small flashes or right start learning		glitter the ceiling of the cathedral glittered with gold.
to put the flour sugar Etc through a się e to break up large pieces start learning		sift przesiewać rozdrobnić Sift the flour into a large Bowl.
to become mixed or joined or to mix or join things together start learning		combine Hydrogen and oxygen combine to form water. I don't know how she combines working with studying.
to Press and shape the mixture for making bread firmly and repeatdely with your hands start learning		knead wyrabiać ugniatać
lamerski kiepski kulawy start learning		lame
to let something you are caring fall to the ground start learning		drop upuszczać upadać spadać the ball dropped to the ground
to take somebody something in your hand suddenly and using force zdobyć opanować grabic dopasc konfiskować start learning		seize She tried to seize the gun from him.
to think again about idea that course of action Etc especially in order to change it start learning		rethink I think we may have to rethink or polices fairly radically.
to do something that makes an unpleasant situation seems less unpleasant start learning		sugarcoat upiększać lukrować there is no way of sugarcoating it the report predicts a grim future for the industry
Jak leci? start learning		How is it going?
Dobranoc! start learning		Good night!
Do zobaczenia! start learning		See you around!
Do zobaczenia wkrótce! start learning		See you soon!
who hit somebody something hard with your fist 2. to make a hole 3. to Press buttons start learning		punch she punched him on the nose.
cholera! a niech to start learning		damn it!
Proszę. start learning		Here you are.
przezwyciężyć tę sytuację start learning		get over this situation
Szybkiego powrotu do zdrowia! start learning		Get well soon!
Na zdrowie! start learning		Bless you!
Wszystkiego najlepszego! start learning		All the best!
let somebody do something do something start learning		allow The law allowed companies to dismiss workers without any reason.
to make something suitable for a particular level or group of people start learning		pitch dostosować dopasować ustawiać His talk was pitched at slightly too high a level for the audience.
Jak masz na imię? start learning		What's your name?
to become smaller or to make something smaller start learning		shrink kurczyć się my shirt shrunk in the wash.
to win against someone in a fight or competition start learning		defeat pokonywać she was defeated by an Australian player in the first round of the tournament
to try very hard to do something difficult start learning		struggle starać się zmagać sie
if you embrace someone you put your arms around them if two people Embrace they put their arms around each other start learning		embrace obejmować się przyjmować akceptować
to press something especially someone skin strongly between two hard in such as a finger and a thumb but usually causing pain start learning		pinch uszczypnąć cisnąć
to make a firm decision that you will do something or to do something that is considered wrong start learning		commit zobowiązywać się deklarować popełniać
to fall very quickly in amount or value start learning		plummet gwałtownie spadać temperatures plummet to minus 20.
to move somewhere with great strength start learning		surge rzucać się ruszać do przodu the crowd surged against that barriers.
to accept responsibility or undertake differently start learning		take something on brać coś na siebie podejmować się czegoś
to attack and rob someone in a public place start learning		mug napadać mug kubek noun he was mugged as he walk across the park.
to make someone nervous start learning		rattle wytrącać z równowagi lub stukać she was clearly rattled by their angry reaction.
Spokojnie start learning		take it easy
get something useful or positive start learning		gain zyskać uzyskać jeżeli czas to spieszyć the country gained independence in 1948.
do not include something or someone start learning		omit pomijać he was omitted from the team because of his Behavior.
rozbitek start learning		survivor
niejednoznaczny start learning		ambiguous
peruka start learning		a wig
to put something in a situation where there is a risk of falling or being harmed start learning		jeopardize narażać na szwank bad weather could jeopardize all our plans.
wróbel start learning		sparrow
zapalenie oskrzeli start learning		bronchitis
o dziwo start learning		strangely enough
talk about something in the way that's makes it seems more important than it really is start learning		overstate wyolbrzymiać przesadzać
coroczny start learning		annual
to pay attention to some advice or a warning start learning		heed posłuchać officials failed to heed his warning.
to agree with a decision especially a legal one and say it was correct start learning		uphold podtrzymywać the court upheld the ruling.
receive position or money from someone who has died start learning		inherit dziedziczyć odziedziczyć in 1842 he inherit a small estate near Liverpool.
ze strony jego rodziców start learning		on the part of his parents
to spread a thick liquid or sticky substance over something start learning		Smear smarowac
to clean something by rubbing it hard with a brush start learning		scrub szorować
to want to have or do something start learning		fancy mieć ochotę mieć oko na Jako przymiotnik luksusowy do you fancy a drink? A fancy restaurant
to show respect for God by saying prayers or performing religious ceremonies start learning		worship oddawać cześć wielbić
used to tell someone to be quiet especially if they are crying start learning		hush cicho ćśś uciszać Noun cisza it's okay hush now and wipe your eyes
to replace Goods that have been sold or used with a new supply of them start learning		restock usupelnic zaopatrzenie zapełnić na nowo the supermarket monitors what it sells prior to Christmas to restock shelves immediately afterwards.
to make someone very Angry start learning		infuriate irytować rozwścieczyć what's really infuriated me was the fact that he had lied.
to organize an event or to have something in your hand or arms start learning		hold trzymać przeprowadzać I was asked to hold talks with him.
to organize an event or to have something in your hand or arms start learning		hold trzymać przeprowadzać I was asked to hold talks with him.
to vote or to choose an actor for a particular part in a film or to send a light start learning		cast oddać głos obsadzać rzucać
to arrange an election, competition etc. so that the results are not fair or true start learning		rig rigging rigged fałszować manipulować he accused the government of rigging the elections.
to admit that something is true even though you do not want to start learning		concede przyznawać even the company chairman concedes that the results are disappointing.
enjoy something start learning		relish I don't relish the thought of a 12 hours flight.
to appear to be a particular thing or to have a particular quality start learning		seem wydawać się it seemed like a good idea all the time
to try to persuade someone not to do something start learning		discourage odwodzić kogoś do czegoś zniechęcać I didn't mean to discourage her.
to control direction of a vehicle start learning		steer sterować kierować I tried to steer the boat away from the bank.
to feel very happy because something good has happened start learning		rejoice radować się he rejoiced at our Victory.
to go on someone's land without their permission start learning		trespass wkroczyć na teren prywatny trespasser intruz
to arrange something somewhere so that people can see it start learning		display wystawiać wyświetlać manifestować Verb wystawa pokaz ekran wyświetlacz Noun there were some family photographs displayed on his desk.
to learn something so that you remember it exactly start learning		memorize nauczyć się na pamięć I have memorized all my friends birthdays
to add different endings to a verb in order to produce all its different forms start learning		conjugate odmieniać conjugation odmiana
to move or develop faster or further than somebody or something start learning		outrun prześcigać wyprzedzać outrun outran outrun /outrunning
to provide equipment for something start learning		outfit wyposażać Mike hotel room was small and outfitted with cheap wooden furniture.
to be larger in number to another group start learning		outnumber przewyższać liczebnie woman now far outnumber men on language courses.
to annoy someone by trying to get their attention when they do not want to see you or talk to you start learning		bother niepokoić przeszkadzać zawracać głowę sorry to bother you but could you spare any change.
to control someone and keep them in the bed situation start learning		enslave zniewalać these workers are enslaved by poverty.
to become Twisted together start learning		tangle plątać się zaplatać się
to be in control somewhere usually in country start learning		rule or govern rządzić Noun reguła zasada
to include something in a... start learning		list wymieniać wyliczać Noun lista spis All participants names are listed alphabetically.
to be very good at something start learning		excel osiągać doskonale rezultaty Paul always excelled in languages at school.
say that you are disappointed about the situation start learning		Lament ubolewać he was lamenting the fact that so few people read fiction nowadays.
to appear from somewhere or come out of somewhere or to become known start learning		emerge wyłaniać się okazywać się wychodzić na jaw it emerged that she had lied to her employers
the statement that something is true although you have note prove it start learning		claim twierdzić she claimed that the dog attack her.
to climb somewhere with difficulty especially using your hands and feet start learning		clamber wdrapywać się the children from clambered into the boat.
make a sudden movement backwards because you are afraid or in pain start learning		flinch wzdrygnac się unikać she didn't Flinch when the nurse cleaned the wound.
the follow a person or animal secretly hoping to try to catch or attack them start learning		stalk prześladować śledzić She claimed that the man has been stalking her for a month.
to behave in the way that most other people behave start learning		conform podporządkować się dostosować się
to see that problem exist and try to deal with it start learning		confront stawić czoła przedstawiać konfrontować but they must confront the addiction.
a Bird who makes a series of short hair sounds is... start learning		Twitter cwierkac swiergotac
it suddenly makes a slight movement in the way that you can control start learning		twitch drgać tik he's faced twitched nervous ly.
to destroy something completely start learning		obliterate zrównać z ziemią the town was obliterated by bumps.
by accident and fall or almost fall start learning		slip she slipped on the ice and broke her ankle.
to officially order someone to come to a place start learning		summon wzywać wołać he was summoned to a meeting.
break a law or rule start learning		infringe łamać naruszać they infringe building regulation. w
do something that is considered wrong or that is illegal start learning		commit popełniać he was sent to prison for a crime that he didn't commit
to practice a play Dance Etc in order to prepare for a performance start learning		rehearse odbywać próbę próbować
to be the king or queen of a country start learning		reign panować Noun panowanie rządy Queen Victoria reigned for 64 years.
to advise someone to do something start learning		counsel radzić Noun adwokat lawyers had counselled him not to say anything.
remote for computer program for my computer start learning		uninstall odinstalować
to treat someone without respect and as if they have no value start learning		degrade poniżać pogarszać they think the advert degrades women.
make a difficult or dangerous situation calmer start learning		defuse rozładować He made a joke to defuse the tension.
persuade someone to do something by offering them something pleasant start learning		entice wabić kusić supermarkets used all sorts of tricks to entice you to buy things.
to throw something away start learning		discard wyrzucać odrzucać discarded food wrappers
to cover something or someone with paper clothes Etc start learning		wrap pakować owijać zawijać they wrapped him in the blankiet.
to cause harm to someone or something or be likely to cause harm start learning		Menace zagrażać Noun zagrożenie Hurricane Bonnie continue to menace the East Coast.
To repair something that is broken torn or not working correctly start learning		mend naprawiać reperować Noun wracać do zdrowia I've mended the hole in your skirt for you.
to kill someone very violent way start learning		slay slew slain zgładzić
gradually damage and removed by the sea rain etc start learning		erode erodowac ulegać korozji the coastline is slowly being eroded by the sea.
to feel angry and upset about the situation or about something that someone has done start learning		resent nie cierpieć oburzać się na she resents the fact that she gets more money than he does.
to give someone permission for something start learning		allow allowed smoking is not allowed in the restaurant.
give someone a particular amount of something start learning		allot przydzielać they were alloted seats on the front row.
to give some time money etc to be used for particular purpose start learning		allocate przeznaczać the government has promised to allocate extra money for healthcare
it makes a long noise when it moves start learning		Creak skrzypieć
to describe briefly the main facts or ideas of something start learning		summarize podsumować
look unhappy and no speak to anyone because you are angry about something start learning		sulc dasac się she's upstairs sulking in his bedroom.
to be a sign of something start learning		signify oznaczać red signifies Danger
to open or close both of your eyes quickly start learning		blink mrugać migać błyskać
to make someone seem guilty of a crime or to show that they are guilty start learning		incriminate obciążać he refused to answer questions on the grounds that he might incriminate himself.
to go somewhere quietly because you do not want anyone to hear you start learning		sneak zakradać się wymykać się I sneaked into his bedroom while she was asleep.
to move your hands over someone's body to discover if they are hiding something such as the weapon start learning		frisk przeszukiwać rewidować they were guards frisking people as they went into the building
to give something to someone start learning		pass podawać ale też mijać przechodzić przejeżdżać could you pass the salt please?
to officially end something especially a low or a system start learning		abolish znieść zlikwidować abolition zniesienie slave trade was abolished in the USA in 1808
stop the process before it has finished start learning		abort przerywać the take-off was aborted due to bad weather.
to exist in large numbers start learning		abound mnożyć się Rumours abound about the possible change of leadership.
to print somewhere using a vacuum cleaner start learning		vacuum odkurzać
to feel sorry for someone start learning		Pity żałować współczucie Noun litość współczucie she doesn't want people to pity her.
to increase or move to cover a large area or affect a large number of people start learning		spread rozprzestrzeniać the virus is spread by rats
if two people... they Kiss each other for a long time start learning		snog lizać się pocałunek snogging snogged
to look around at Place secretly in order to find out information about someone start learning		Snoop węszyć myszkować I found her snooping around in my bedroom.
breath in a very noisy way while you are sleeping start learning		snore chrapać I couldn't sleep because my brother was snoring.
to want something very much with a feeling of sadness start learning		yearn bardzo czegoś pragnąć they yearned for peace
to shout something very loudly start learning		yell the policeman yelled them to stop.
move to another place start learning		relocate przenosić się relocation przeniesienie noun the company relocated to tokyo.
to think that something is likely to be true athough you are not certain start learning		presume przypuszczać zakładać I presume that you've done your homework
to kill someone as a legal punishment start learning		execute wykonać egzekucję stracić he was executed for murder
to speak angrily to someone because they have done something wrong start learning		rebuke upominać ganić
to refuse someone suggestion or offer especially in an unfriendly way start learning		rebuff odrzucać odtrącać the company has rebuffed several buyout offers.
the second time that something becomes popular or active start learning		rebirth odradzać się
to hit someone or something start learning		strike struck struck it struck me that are forgotten to order the champagne.
to disagree with something someone says start learning		dispute kwestionować poddawać pod dyskusje Noun spór I'm not disputing that the drug has benefits.
to make someone more likely to do something or make something more likely to happen start learning		encourage zachęcać pobudzać wspierać my parents encouraged me to try new things.
get something back again start learning		regain odzyskać it was several hours before he regained Consciousness.
to start working on something that will take a long time or be difficult start learning		undertake podejmować się Max has undertaken the task of restoring an old house boat.
make people obey a rule or law start learning		enforce egzekwować wprowadzać w życie it is a duty of the police to enforce the law
to release gas from the bowels for the bathroom start learning		fart pierdziec Noun pierdnięcie
let air from your stomach come out of your mouth in a noisy way start learning		burp bekac Noun beknięcie
To Step badly and almost fall over start learning		stumble potknąć się Mary stumble. on the loose rocks.
to be enough start learning		suffice wystarczający you don't need to give a long speech a few sentence will suffice.
to talk with too much pride about what you have done or what you own start learning		brag chwalić się przechwalać się he's always bragging about how much money he earns.
to think of someone or something in a particular way start learning		regard uważać ze she's generally regarded as one of the greatest singers this century.
to make something less strong start learning		dampen tłumić osłabić nothing you can say will dumping her enthusiasm.
to try to get hold of something with your hand usually when you cannot see it start learning		grope macać szukać po omacku na oślep I groped in my back from my keys.
laugh at someone often by copying them in the funny but unkind way start learning		mock szydzić drwić zakpic Noun szyderstwo kpina model atrapa they were mocking him because he kept falling off his bike.
to stop working together as a group start learning		disband rozwiązywać się
to watch work as it is done in order to make certain that it is done correctly start learning		oversee nadzorować
to thing that something is probably true start learning		reckon sądzić myśleć szacować I reckon Feliks likes her.
to throw something away start learning		discard wyrzucać odrzucać
to put your foot down on the ground start learning		stomp tupać she stomped off to his room.
to spread start learning		diffuse rozpowszechniać szerzyć
to provide an often serve food and drinks for a particle event start learning		cater obsługiwać how many are we catering for at the wedding reception?
to choose something or decide to do something start learning		opt decydować się na coś Mike opted for early retirement.
to divide into smaller parts for groups start learning		split pękać rozdzierać dzielić he split his trousers when he bent over.
to take hold of something or someone firmly start learning		grasp chwytać she grasped my hand enthusiastically.
to praise someone or something in order to make people think that they are important start learning		tout kreować promować she's being touted as the next big star
to change something slightly so that it works better fits better or it's more suitable start learning		adjust regulować poprawiać korygować uwzględniać you can adjust the heat using this switch here
it has many curves start learning		meander wić się wzdłuż the Coast Road Meander along the beach for Miles.
to correct something that is wrong and unfair or not equal start learning		redress wynagrodzić zrekompensować
to often do a particular thing or be likely to do a particular thing start learning		tend zwykłe lub zazwyczaj coś robić
to see or recognize something start learning		discern dostrzegać discernible dostrzegalny
to send a document plan at cetera to someone so that they can consider it start learning		submit składać application must be submitted before Thirty One January
to interrupt a public speech or performance with loud unfriendly statements or questions start learning		heckle przestrzegać wywołać zamieszanie a you angry locals started heckling.
this fact becomes known start learning		transpire okazuje się it later transpired that he had known about the plan from the beginning.
a liquid chemical used to make hair very pale in color or to kill bacteria start learning		peroxide utlenić utleniać
to be much better than someone else start learning		outshine przyćmiewać she is really outshone the other students on the course
to make someone remember something start learning		jog somebody memory they hope the photographs with jog his memory.
to move your arm in order to try to hit someone or something start learning		swipe zamachnąć się
to make something more interesting start learning		enliven the children's arrival enlivened a boring evening.
to prevent someone from leaving a place or to prevent something from spreading start learning		confine ograniczać zamykać he was confined to a prison cell for several days.
to get information or reaction from someone start learning		elicit zdobyć uzyskać you have to ask the right question to a elicit the information you want.
you pretended to have it start learning		feign she feigned illness to avoid having to work.
to try to persuade someone to do something start learning		urge nakłaniać zachęcać his parents urged him to go to the university
to say publicity that you support a person or action start learning		endorse popierać the idea was endorsed by majority of members.
not be able to stop yourself doing something start learning		succumb ulegać I succumbed to Temptation and had some cheesecake.
to get enough support bravery or energy to do something difficult start learning		muster zbierać się na I hope she musters the courage to invite him for dinner.
it has an effect that is too strong or extreme start learning		overwhelmed przytłaczać she was overwhelmed by the excitement of it all.
to make someone have a feeling that they had in the past start learning		rekindle the trip seemed to rekindle their love for each other.
except that something is true or exist start learning		acknowledge przyznawać he acknowledged that there was a problem.
to appear from somewhere or come out of somewhere start learning		emerge wyłaniać się I figure emerged from the Shadows.
refuse to accept or agree with something start learning		rejected odrzucać the United States government rejected the proposal.
to do or use to match or something start learning		overdue przesadzać I went to the gym yesterday but I think I overdid it a bit.
we include something as a part of another thing start learning		incorporate włączyć she began to incorporate dance and mime into his place
it's comes out quickly and in large amounts start learning		gush tryskać he ran down the street with blood gushing from a wound in his neck.
to use a law rule Etc to support what you're saying or doing start learning		invoke powoływać się na the president might invoke federal law to stop the strike
to increase to a higher level very quickly start learning		soar rosnąć gwałtownie house prices have soared.
to get something good by working hard for it start learning		reap czerpać lub przynosić korzyść sometimes this approach girl reap tremendous Rewards
to be sold in greater numbers than another product start learning		outsell outsold outsold sprzedać więcej od
it has the opposite effect as so creates a more balanced situation start learning		offset równoważyć the costs have been offset by Saving in other areas.
to represent an idea or quality exactly start learning		embody uosabiać she embodies the values of hard work and fair play
to invent a story of explanation in order to deceive someone start learning		concoct zmyślać spreparować she had concocted a web of lies.
to hate someone or something very much start learning		detest nie cierpieć nienawidzić
to see or recognize something start learning		discern dostrzegać discernible dostrzegalny there was no discernible differences between them.
to provide an ofen serve food and drinks for a particular event start learning		cater obsługiwać how many are we catering for at the wedding reception
to suddenly become unconscious for a short time usually falling down onto the floor start learning		faint zemdleć He fainted with exhaustion.
to add different endings to a verb start learning		conjugate odmieniać koniugowac
to think carefully and for a long period about something start learning		ruminate przemyśleć rozmyślać she ruminated 4 weeks about whether to tell him or not.
to stop something happening for a short time start learning		suspend odkładać odraczać zawieszać the semi-final was suspended because of bad weather.
laugh at someone or say unkind things to them either because you got joking or because you want to upset them start learning		tease drażnić dokuczać they were teasing about her new haircut.
to appear from somewhere or come out of somewhere start learning		emerge wyłaniać się I figure emerged from the Shadows.
to avoid or ignore someone or something start learning		Shun shunned shunning unikać stronic od she was shunned by colleagues and family alike.
it has the opposite effect and so creates a more balanced equation start learning		offset równoważyć the costs have been offset by Saving in order Areas.
to think that something is likely to be true although you are not certain start learning		presume zakładać przypuszczać I presume that you've done your homework
to see something start learning		behold beheld beheld ujrzeć
to live somewhere start learning		dwell mieszkać w pośród/ przebywać I want to dwell in the light with you and with everyone.
niedoceniany zawieść oczekiwania start learning		underwhelmed
solve a problem or to improve a bad situation start learning		remedy rozwiązywać zaradzić they are able to remedy the problem very easily.
to put too many people or things into or onto a vehicle start learning		overload przeciążać the coach was overloaded with passengers.
to change something slightly to try to improve it start learning		tweak podkręcać podregulować poprawiać Noun szarpnięcie pociągnięcie regulacja
to continue to keep something start learning		retain zatrzymywać zachowywać Will this Beauty queen retain her crown?
the jump into water start learning		Dive skakać do wody nurkować he dive off the side of the boat into the sea
to watch work as it is done start learning		oversee oversaw overseen nadzorować a committee has been set up to oversee the project.
to speak in the quick and Confused way start learning		splutter bełkotać parsknąć He spluttered and apology about being 14 minutes late.
strongly dislike someone or something start learning		abide nie znosić kogoś czegoś I can't abide rudeness.
officially say that someone must not do something start learning		ban zabraniać zakazywac a lot of people think boxing should be banned.
talk to a group of people about religious subject start learning		preach wygłaszać kazania agitować
to produce or provide something or to be forced to do something start learning		yield przynosić ulegać żądania naciskom the investigation yielded some unexpected results.
try to persuade someone to do something start learning		urge nakłaniać zachęcać do czegoś His parents urged him to go to the University.
examine a machine or a system carefully and improve it or repair it start learning		overhaul dokonać przeglądu remontować
to think again about a decision or opinion and decide if you want to change it start learning		reconsider ponownie rozważyć we've been asked to reconsider the proposal.
they are the same in same way start learning		overlap pokrywać się nakładać się although or job titles are different or responsibilities overlap quite a lot
to take hold of something quick and firmly start learning		seize chwytać łapać zająć you need to seize every opportunity.
to recognize the differences between two people ideas or things start learning		distinguish rozróżniać odróżniać children must learn to distinguish between right and wrong.
to think that something is important and to feel interested in it start learning		care troszczyć się dbać I don't care how long it takes just get the job done.
to make someone suffer or worry a lot start learning		torment dręczyć all evening the question tormented her
to run around or through area, making a lot of noise and causing damage start learning		Rampage siać zniszczenie wszczynać burdy angry Citizen's Rampaged through the City.
it stops working suddenly start learning		stall zgasnąć zadławić się the car stalled when I stopped at the traffic light
to defeat someone by being stronger than they are start learning		overpower obezwładniać the gunman was overpowered by 2 security guards.
to separate into parts or groups or to make something separate into parts or groups start learning		divide dzielić się each school year is divided into two semesters.
to succeed in doing something good start learning		accomplish osiągać I feel as if I've accomplished nothing all day.
to die start learning		perish ginąc hundreds of people perished in the flood.
to decide to each of a group of things are the most important so that you can deal with them first start learning		prioritize ustalać nadawać priorytet you must learn to prioritize your work.
to keep making small movements with your hands or feet because you are nervous or bored start learning		fidget wiercić się cheap fidgeted on the way through for the job interview
to like or understand (slang) start learning		dig dug dug hey I really dig those shoes
to start to drive faster start learning		accelerate przyspieszać inflation is likely to accelerate this year.
to change your appearance voice Etc so that people cannot recognize you start learning		disguise przebierać się zmieniać swój głos ukrywać he managed to escape by discussing himself as a woman.
to makes something possible or easier start learning		facilitate umożliwiać ułatwiać I would do everything in my power to facilitate the process.
to remove something by twisting it start learning		unscrew odkręcać I can't unscrew the lid.
to move backwards and forward or from site to site start learning		rock kołysać się huśtać się wymiatać bujać się Noun skala głaz kamień muzyka rockowa She gently rocked the baby to sleep.
to force out the liquid in your mouth start learning		spit pluc Noun ślina I don't like to see people spitting in public.
who suffered something difficult unpleasant or painful start learning		endure wytrwać znosić she has already had to endure three painful operation on her leg.
to continue to keep something start learning		retain zatrzymywać zachowywać Will this beauty queen retain her crown?
to stop yourself from doing something that you want to do start learning		resist opierać się I can't resist chocolate.
the small amount of substance start learning		pinch szczypta Verb szczypać one of the kids had been pinching her and she was crying.
it rings start learning		chime bić dzwonić wybijać
it doesn't have the results that you intended. start learning		misfire zakończyć się niefortunnie nie wypalić his joke misfired badly and he was forced to make a public apology.
to be better or more important than something else start learning		transcend przekraczać przewyższać wykraczać poza Salma her appeal transcends class barriers
to make a situation or activity continue in the same way start learning		maintain utrzymywać the Army has been brought in to maintain order in the region.
to cause something start learning		prompt wywoływać podpowiedzieć Noun zgłoszenie znak zachęty zgłoszenia ADJ punktualny niezwłoczny Adv niezwłocznie promptly she's remarks prompted a lot discussion
so suddenly look as if you are suffering start learning		wince wzdrygnac się grymas skrzywić sie it makes me wince just to think about eye operations.
to fall or move down very quickly and with force start learning		plunge rzucić się zanurzyć się nurkować the car came off the road and plunged down the hillside
to cause a problem start learning		pose stanowić problem zagrożenie Noun poza a lot of these chemicals pose very real threats to our health
criticize and no show much respect for someone or something start learning		denigrate poniżać uwłaczać
the move slowly with heavy steps start learning		Lumber człapać wlec sie the bear lumbered off into the forest
kolej start learning		Railroad
to hope to achieve something start learning		aspire pragnąć czegoś aspirować do czegoś he has never aspired to a position of power.
to have to pay money back to someone start learning		owe być winnym you still owe me money.
to become or make someone become an official member of a course start learning		enrol Usa enroll zapisywać się
to push a knife into someone start learning		stab ugodzić nożem zadawać cios nożem he was stabbed several times in the chest.
to join other people somewhere to make a group start learning		Assemble gromadzić się zbierać się they assembled in the meeting room after lunch.
to take hold of something or someone firmly start learning		grasp chwytać he grasped my hand enthusiastically.
to make a judgment about a situation or about what someone thinks or feels start learning		gauge oceniać mierzyć
to stay somewhere for a long time start learning		linger utrzymywać się
to trick someone especially in order to take money from them start learning		con naciągać Noun kant she felt she had been conned into being the car
to make someone annoyed or unhappy start learning		displeased wywołać niezadowolenie
to. hit someone or something with your fist start learning		punch uderzyc piescia Noun dziurkacz cios
to say or write something for someone to write down start learning		dictate dyktować decydować Tony was busy dictating letters to his secretary.
disrespect (informal short) start learning		diss don't diss me man!
the complain about something in the quiet but angry way start learning		grumble zrzędzić she is always grumbling about something
to put your foot down on the ground hard and quickly start learning		stomp tupać he stomped off to his room.
to show respect for a god by saying prayers start learning		worship oddawać cześć wielbić Noun Kult uwielbienie
to make continuous low sound like an engine start learning		drone szumieć warczec I could hear traffic drowning in the distance
that your body is not straight start learning		slouch garbić się Noun garb zgarbienie stop slouching and stand up straight
Force out the liquid in your mouth start learning		spit pluc Noun ślina I don't like to see people spitting in the public
to hide something start learning		conceal ukrywać she could barely conceal her irritation
increase start learning		augment powiększać
to give something to someone start learning		pass podawać mijać przechodzić przejeżdżać zdać zaliczyć could you pass the salt please?
to open something again start learning		reopen otworzyć ponownie
to remember something start learning		recall przypominać sobie I don't recall arranging a time to meet.
to fly or move quickly from one place to another start learning		Flit przelatywać przemykać bird were flitting from tree to tree
to tease to annoy someone start learning		irk the negative reply to my complaint really irked me
to shake start learning		shudder drżeć dygotać I still shutter at the thought of the risks with took.
to speak angrily start learning		snarl warczec She snarled at me. b
to pull something or someone start learning		drag ciągnąć wlec przeciągać the table was too heavy to lift so we had to drag it across the room
to enter a country by force start learning		invade najeżdżać Portugal was invaded by the French in 1807
rozmyślać dumac start learning		to pore Noun także por na skórze
rozpuszczać się start learning		dissolve this tablets dissolve in watet
to take something out especially using Force verb czytamy ikstrakt Noun ekstrakt!!! start learning		extract wyrywać wydobywać wyciągać Noun fragment urywek wyjątek the teacher read out an extract from Brave New World.
to change something slightly so that it works better fit better start learning		adjust regulować poprawiać korygować przystosować you can adjust the heat using this switch here.
to cause or allow something to to continue for period of time start learning		sustain podtrzymywać utrzymywać the team may not be able to sustain this level of performance
to relax especially after working start learning		unwind odprężać się rozluźniać się music helps me to unwind
to choose something or to decide to do something start learning		opt decydować się oprowac coś Mike opted for early retirement.
to move somewhere with great strength start learning		surge rzucać się ruszać do przodu Noun skok nagły wzrost the crowds surged against the barriers.
you cannot understand it at all start learning		baffle wprawiać w zakloptanie zbic z tropu the police were baffled by his disappearance.
it tears so that there is a long thin hole in it start learning		split pękać rozdzierać he spit his trousers when he bent over.
to achive something start learning		attain osiągać ADJ osiągalny attainable She attain a higher level of Fitness
say in a court of law if you are guilty or not guilty start learning		plead przyznawać się he pleads not guilty to 5 felonies charges.
take part in the race or competition start learning		compete startować ubiegać się she has competiting for a place in next year's Olympics
to stop start learning		cease przerywać przestawac her behavior never ceases to amaze me.
to make deep Cuts in someone's skin start learning		lacerate poranić pokaleczyć
to prove that what someone said or did was right after people generally thought it was wrong start learning		vindicate rehabilitować nie mylić z rechabilitation
to stop something from being enjoyable or successful. start learning		spoil zepsuć rozpieszczać the picnic was spoiled by the bad weather.
to break into very small pieces start learning		shatter roztrzaskać zrujnowac someone threw a stone at the car shattering the wind screen.
to cover a surface or to fill a place with things that are not tidy or well organized start learning		clutter zagracać Every shelf is cluttered with ornaments
to force someone to do something start learning		compel zmuszać kogoś do czegoś he felt compelled to resign from his job.
to go somewhere quietly because you do not want anyone to hear you start learning		sneak zakradać się wymykać się I sneaked into his bedroom while she was asleep.
to be larger in number than another group start learning		outnumber women now far outnumber men on language courses
to use too much of something or use something badly start learning		waste marnować trwonić I don't want to waste any more time so let's start.
to refuse to accept or agree with something start learning		reject odrzucać the United States government rejected the proposal.
to take control of a country or to defeat people by War start learning		conquer podbić pokonać he has finally conquered his fear of Spiders.
to be important or to affect what happens start learning		matter mieć znaczenie liczyć się it doesn't matter to me whether she comes or not.
to make someone feel nervous or frightened start learning		unnerve wytrącić z równowagi denerowac
przytłaczać start learning		overwhelm she was overwhelmed by the excitement of it all.
to speak or bahave towards someone as if you were better than them start learning		patronize traktować protekcjonalnie Don't patronize me! I know what I am doing.
opętany start learning		possessed uwaga possess to posiadać
bizon start learning		bison
to make someone do something experience something's too much or too long start learning		Overexposed prześwietlać ADJ over exposed nadmiernie eksponowany unfortunately the light was too bright and my pictures were all overexposed.
to suffer something difficult unpleasant or painful start learning		endure wytrwać znosić przechodzić she's already had to endure free painful operation on her right.
to bend your head or body forward start learning		bow kłaniać się schylać się skłaniać we bowed our heads in prayer.

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