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Question		Answer
bąbel, pęcherz start learning		blister
siniak start learning		bruise
rana start learning		wound
blizna start learning		scar
wysypka start learning		rash
spuchnięty start learning		swollen
migrena start learning		migraine
nowotwór start learning		tumour
niezłośliwy / łagodny start learning		benign
złośliwy start learning		malignant
nowotwór start learning		cancer
białaczka start learning		leukemia
astma start learning		asthma
odra start learning		measles
zapalenie płuc start learning		pneumonia
atak serca start learning		heart attack
nieprzytomny start learning		unconscious
złamać (jedną nogę) start learning		to break (one’d leg)
skręcić (nadgarstek) start learning		to sprain (one’s wrist)
skręcić (kostkę) start learning		to twist (one’s ankle)
oparzyć się (w rękę) start learning		to burn (one’s hand)
skaleczyć się (w palec) start learning		to cut (one’s finger)
zostać rannym, kontuzjowanym start learning		to get injured
zostać użądlony (przez osę) start learning		to get stung (by a wasp)
mieć podbite oko start learning		to have a black eye
mieć krwotok z nosa start learning		to have a nosebleed
uderzyć (w głowę) start learning		to hit (one’s head)
stracić przytomność start learning		to lose consciousness
móc uzywane w czasie terazniejszym i przeszlym start learning		can I can’t give the answer now. I'm not sure if I’ll be able to come with you
móc uzywane w czasie przyszlym start learning		to be able to I can’t give the answer now. I'm not sure if I’ll be able to come with you
móc / umieć / potrafić; forma czasu Past Simple of czasownika 'can' w czasie przeszlym start learning		could I couldn't go to the party last week.
móc w formie grzecznosciowej - czas terazniejszy start learning		could Could you move a little?
powinieneś start learning		should Should I call him?
czasownik używany w 1 osobie liczby pojedynczej i mnogiej, służy do wyrażania ofert, pytania o poradę czy informację) start learning		shall 1. Shall we dance? 2. Let’s go, shall we? 3. What shall we do tonight?
móc uzywamy w pytaniach o pozwolenie start learning		may May I use your phone?
zaleta (czegoś) start learning		advantage of There are a lot of advantages of being self-employed
wątpliwosc (co do czegoś) start learning		doubt about Do you still have doubts about his good intentions?
brak (czegoś) start learning		lack of Her biggest problem is her lack of self-confidence
powód (czegoś) start learning		reason for I found out that the reason for his resignation was his illness
rozwiązanie (czegoś) start learning		solution to There’s no easy solution to this problem, but I’m sure we’ll deal with it somehow
patrzeć z góry na kogoś start learning		to look down on sb Few people like him because he looks down on everyone
wyczekiwać czegoś start learning		to look forward to We're looking forward to our holiday. This year we're going to Australia
badać, rozpatrywać, analizować coś start learning		to look into sth I(’ve) made a complaint, but I don’t think they’ll look into it
być ostrożnym / uważać start learning		to look out Look out! There’s a cyclist in the middle of the road.
przewertować, przejrzeć coś start learning		to look through sth Let’s quickly look through their catalogue and choose what we need
podziwiać, szanować kogoś start learning		to look up to sb Sarah looks up to her sister and will do whatever she tells her.
jeść start learning		eat-ate-eaten
zdrowy jak ryba start learning		as fit as a fiddle fiddle - dosł. skrzypce Have you heard about Jim? He’s had a heart attack. No way! He’s been as fit as a fiddle all his life. How is he feeling?
zalegalizować start learning		legalise Some people think the government should legalise marijuana
kradzież start learning		theft One of the most serious internet crimes now is identity theft
automatycznie start learning		automatically If you press this button, the door will open automatically
bezpieczeństwo Planujemy wdrożenie dodatkowych środków bezpieczeństwa start learning		safety We’re planning to implement additional safety measures
propozycje start learning		suggestions We need to think of new ways of dealing with the matter. Any suggestions?
rozwój start learning		development We need to invest more money in product development
zgoda / pozwolenie start learning		permission You can’t do it unless you get permission from your parents
niebezpieczny start learning		hazardous People who work in hazardous conditions can retire earlier
niewinność start learning		innocence

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