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Question		Answer
buddy, dude, mate start learning		extremely informal words. It sounds weird when you mix quite formal expressions with very informal ones, you can’t do it in writing.
solenizant start learning		birthday boy, The birthday boy blew out the candles.
chwalić start learning		to praise, The teacher praised my writing because it was so brilliant.
light, lit, lit start learning		He lit a match when he wanted to start the fire.
pojawić się, przyjść start learning		turn up, The guests turned up at the party 30 minutes too late.
zobowiązanie start learning		commitment, Having a dog is a huge commitment, you have to take it on walks every single day.
rozwijać się, ewoluować start learning		evolve, Humans evolved from apes.
niepraktyczny start learning		impractical, This shirt looks great but it’s so impractical.
terrific start learning		great, wonderful, niesamowity, fantastyczny, Kate looks absolutely terrific tonight, what a gorgeous dress!
horrific start learning		horrible, okropny, straszny, przerażający, It was a horrific accident, 20 people got injured.
lektura start learning		set book, Is Pan Tadeusz a set book?
główny bohater start learning		protagonist, The protagonist has numerous adventures.
akcja książki dzieje się start learning		The action of that novel is set in Poland
trzymać się planu start learning		Let’s stick to the original plan.
trubuny start learning		stands, The fiercest supporters had their special sector in the stands.
nosze start learning		stretcher, The footballer was carried off on a stretcher due to his injury.
zasłużyć na szacunek start learning		earn sb’s respect, Wow, that’s impressive, you’ve really earned my respect now.
wzór do naśladowania start learning		role model, Lewandowski is still a role model for endless young boys.
towarzystwo start learning		company, It was a long trip and I was grateful for his company. I'd rather you didn't mention it when we're in company (= with other people).
przygnębiać, zasmucić, zmartwić start learning		get me down, This news really got me down, I need a moment.
pocieszać start learning		cheer sb up, Let’s have some chocolate, that’ll cheer you up.
significant start learning		important, There has been a significant increase in the number of women students in recent years.
okres dojrzewania start learning		puberty, At puberty teenagers can experience some mood swings.
świadek, być świadkiem start learning		witness, She was a witness of a robbery
więdnąć start learning		wither, I forgot to water the flowers and they withered completely.
spełniać marzenia start learning		fulfil your dreams, make your dreams come true, You always need to put in some effort to fulfil your dreams.
wpadać w dług start learning		to go into debt, A lot of people who win the lottery, later spend everything and go into debt.
przekazywać pieniądze na cele charytarywne start learning		to donate money to charity, He’s so generous! He always donates 10% of his income to charity.
być beznadziejnym w start learning		to be hopeless at, I’m hopeless at sending you vocabulary straight after the lesson.
obtarly mnie buty start learning		These shoes are rubbing my feet
odcisk start learning		blister, I had a blister because new shoes rubbed my feet.
zrobić listę za i przeciw start learning		make a list of pros and cons, When you don’t know how to make up your mind, writing a list of pros and cons might help.
podświadomy start learning		subconscious, podświadomość, subconsciousness, Our subconscious mind registers things which our conscious mind is not aware of.
rodzina zastępcza start learning		foster family, As a child, he lived with a series of foster parents.
zakładać firmę start learning		set up a company, If I set up a company, it would be an IT company.
zmyślony start learning		made up, This story is not real. It’s all made up.
rozpoznawać start learning		recognise, I didn’t recognise you at the party. You changed your hair.
zdawać sobie sprawę start learning		realise, When I got to school I realised that I had left my backpack at home.
przesadzać start learning		exaggerate, Oh don’t exaggerate, it’s not minus million outside, only minus ten.
Zrobiłem dwa zadania start learning		I’ve done two homework assignments. I’ve done three tasks.
podręcznik start learning		coursebook, What coursebook do you use at school?
grobowiec start learning		tomb, They discovered some ancient tombs.
dostęp start learning		access, I don’t have access to that platform, The internet has given us round the clock access to the latest news.
tarty start learning		grated, tarka, grater, Find the grater and prepare some grated cheese for the pizza.
burmistrz, prezydent miasta start learning		mayor, They chose the new mayor in the election.
krasnoludki, skrzaty start learning		dwarfs, My neighbours have some cute dwarfs in their garden.
ściąga start learning		cheat sheet, crib, Preparing a cheat sheet, even without the intention to use it, helps you remember.
Żyd start learning		Jew, żydowski, Jewish, A lot of Jews lived in the Kazimierz district that’s why there’s a huge Jewish cemetery there.
na obrazku start learning		IN! the picture
It’s the first time + present perfect start learning		It’s the first time I have heard such a funny joke.
It was the first time + past perfect start learning		It wasn’t the first time I had been to the bank.
wiadomość z ostatniej chwili start learning		the latest news, breaking news, Breaking news: the missing child from York has been found safe and well.
zwrot akcji start learning		plot twist, There are amazing plot twists in this novel.
postanowienia noworoczne start learning		New Year’s resolution, My New Year’s resolution is to become elite in Fortnite.
widownia start learning		audience, My performance was so great that the audience started clapping.
wymieniać, zamieniać start learning		swap, The players swapped shirts at the end of the match.
porównać start learning		compare, Please compare the two pictures.
tapeta start learning		wallpaper, I have a cute dog on my wallpaper.
dojrzały start learning		mature, Some teeangers are quite mature but others aren’t mature at all.
rozsądny start learning		sensible, Be sensible! It’s raining outside, you can’t go out in trainers!
wrażliwy start learning		sensitive, Be careful, he’s quite sensitive so your nasty comment can hurt him easily.
nie móc się czegoś doczekać start learning		look forward to +ing, I look forward to playing Kahoot., I look forward to meeting my grandparents at the weekend.
suggest+ing start learning		He suggested playing this game. I suggest waiting for a better time
robić postępy start learning		make progress, You have made a lot of progress this year, congrats!
nie mam nic przeciwko start learning		I don’t mind, No worries, I don’t mind waiting five more minutes for you.
mandat start learning		fine, The policeman wanted to give the man a fine for parking in the wrong place but the man pretended not to understand the policeman.
kłótnia, kłócić się start learning		quarrel, All siblings quarrel from time to time. They quarreled about who gets to use the computer first.
pozbywać się start learning		get rid of, I need to get rid of my old toys, I don’t use them any more.
zadowolony start learning		pleased, I’m quite pleased with my test result.
ryzykowny start learning		risky, It’s a very risky business. Jumping in that place is too risky.
kakao start learning		cocoa, I ate some pie with cocoa today, that’s why my mouth is dirty.
zachwycony start learning		delighted, I’m delighted to see you:D
aktualizacja start learning		update, I’m late because I had to install an update
przełożyć na później start learning		postpone, put off, Can we postpone the meeting until Wednesday?, The teacher agreed to put off the test until next week.
czy masz ochotę start learning		fancy, feel like, Do you fancy some orange juice? Do you feel like going for a walk today?
trzęsienie ziemi start learning		earthquake, In Japan you can often experience little earthquakes.
hojny start learning		generous, He’s so generous! He always donates 10% of his income to charity.
nieuczciwy start learning		dishonest, It’s so dishonest to cheat on the tests.
zazdrosny start learning		jealous of, I’m jealous of your new game, it looks so cool.
uparty start learning		stubborn, Don’t be so stubborn, change your mind, please!
tak... jak... start learning		as... as, I’m as smart as you. I can’t run as fast as you. Can you type as quickly as I can?
modny start learning		fashionable, Is it fashionable to wear leather jackets?
wygląd start learning		appearance, Can you describe the suspect’s appearance? He’s tall and has a mustache.
pasować wyglądem start learning		suit, This uniform really suits you, you look so handsome in it.
pasować rozmiarem start learning		fit, This T-shirt doesn’t fit me, it’s too lose.
pasować do czegoś start learning		match, This jumper matches your skirt really well.
średnio, przeciętnie start learning		on average, On average a Polish person eats 80 kg of meat per year. A typical student spends on average 2h daily doing their homework.

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