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Question		Answer
przerwać, zaprzestać, ustać start learning		cease Cease trying to do more than you can.
spokojny, opanowany start learning		calm The calm music made her fall asleep.
wyzwanie, prowokacja, ośmielać (się) start learning		dare I didn't dare to ask her.
kwitnąć, zakwitać, kwiat start learning		blossom Most fruit trees blossom in spring.
wzdragać się (przed czymś), zapierać się, belka start learning		baulk In turn, French President Nicolas Sarkozy baulked at the idea of Turkey holding a veto position on the coalition action, potentially limiting operations.
szacunek, poważanie, szanować start learning		esteem She has won esteem for her work with cancer patients.
skinąć, zaprosić gestem, kusić, wabić start learning		beckon She beckoned the waiter to come over.
zwisać, zwieszać się (np. nad klifem) start learning		overhang A cliff overhangs the trail.
utrzymywać się (np. o zapachu), ociągać się, zwlekać start learning		linger The tourists didn't linger very long.
przypalenie (na czymś), przypalić (coś) start learning		scorch Then he hurried away, as though the ground were scorching his feet.
rozrzucać, rozsypywać, rozejść się, rozpędzać start learning		scatter Lakes are scattered around the area.
kryjówka start learning		hideout <police found the stolen jewels under the floorboards in the thief's hideout, a cabin deep in the woods>
skrzyżowanie start learning		junction Continue straight ahead at the next junction.
zaznajomić, zapoznać (kogoś z kimś) start learning		acquaint This class is designed to acquaint students with the region's most important writers.
pocierać, trzeć, wcierać start learning		rub Jack yawned and rubbed his eyes.
sąsiedztwo, bliskość start learning		proximity Their proximity made her feel better.
harówka, znój, ciężka praca start learning		drudgery He hated the drudgery of his job.
rozluźniać (się), odprężać (się), odwijać, odkręcać start learning		unwind Let's unwind after a long day.
przynieść (pójść po coś i wrócić), osiągać wartość start learning		fetch He fetched the dictionary.
odskocznia start learning		stepping stone
zbić z tropu, wprawić w zakłopotanie, zaskoczyć start learning		baffle The friend was baffled when he saw so many tablets and such writing.
daleki, odległy, mało prawdopodobny start learning		remote “Companies’ ability to find new energy reserves, especially in remote locations, is altering the global market.”
wielki rozmiar, cielsko, ogrom, hurtowy start learning		bulk We spent the bulk of the summer at the beach.
zdumiewający, szokujący, oszałamiający start learning		staggering The storm caused a staggering amount of damage.
zagrozić, zagrażać start learning		endanger The world's most endangered species of cat could have been saved from extinction thanks to a project in Spain.
gromada, stado, gromadzić się start learning		flock A flock of sheep has escaped onto the road.
dziwny, dziwaczny, ekscentryczny start learning		quirky <wearing red shoes every day is just one of her quirks>
nurkowanie (z rurką do oddychania) start learning		snorkelling Snorkelling requires wearing flippers.
wezwanie (o coś), odwołanie (od decyzji), czar, urok start learning		appeal Her jokes are quickly losing their appeal.
jednostka, istota start learning		entity
ograniczony, upośledzony start learning		impaired He has impaired memory.
równoczesny, jednoczesny, zbieżny start learning		concurrent
przemoczony, namoczony, nasycony (np. o roztworze) start learning		saturated
wykwintny, wytworny, z wyższych sfer start learning		posh That restaurant is really posh.
potknąć się start learning		stumble I stumbled as I was getting off of the train.
drzeć, rozdzierać, rozdarcie start learning		tear Don't tear this document while copying!
zszywać, szew start learning		stitch He had to have 7 stitches.
pulsujący start learning		throbbing That's how some describe the concentrated, throbbing pain of a migraine.
wystarczać, zadowalać start learning		suffice One room will suffice for us.
zarzucać (coś komuś), powoływać, przytaczać start learning		allege Some critics allege Gaddis turned against his subject.
przeciwieństwo, sprzeczny start learning		contrary On the contrary, the true believers are strong believers.
pokaźny (o sumie), znaczny (o rozmiarze), istotny (o wydarzeniu) start learning		substantial Officials said the company is in talks with two cities offering substantial incentives to build the studio.
usiłować, starać się start learning		strive We strive to make our customers happy.
udogodnienia, wyposażenie start learning		amenities The hotel has every amenity you could want.
ganek, przedsionek start learning		porch Turn the porch light on.
posiadłość, osiedle, majątek start learning		estate Peasant properties might be intermixed with large estates owned by resident landlords.
brzydzić się, czuć wstręt, nienawidzić start learning		loathe I've never loathed any book as much as that one.
mętny, nieprzejrzysty start learning		opaque Sometimes, it has to be done in a opaque way
uchylić się, ignorować, pomijać, obchodzić start learning		evade The prisoner evaded questioning by pretending to be sick.
korytarz, ustęp, fragment start learning		passage
odkopywać, wykopywać (spod ziemi), wydobywać start learning		unearth My research unearthed some little known facts.
susza start learning		drought Now we have a good local solution for drought.
odwoływać, anulować, unieważniać start learning		revoke
rwący potok, silny prąd, ulewa, strumień (deszczu) start learning		torrent
zażarty, gwałtowny, ostry, dziki, agresywny start learning		fierce She turned a sharp, fierce look upon him.
szlachetny, wspaniały start learning		noble
niższej jakości, gorszy, podwładny start learning		inferior I don't want her to feel inferior.

April II 2012 FCE

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