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Question		Answer
aubergine You need an aubergine for this pasta dish. start learning		bakłażan Do tego dania z makaronem potrzebujesz bakłażana.
baked I had a baked potato with tuna for my lunch. start learning		pieczony Na lunch miałem pieczonego ziemniaka z tuńczykiem.
beans These beans are overcooked. start learning		fasola Ta fasola jest rozgotowana.
beef We always eat roast beef on Sundays. start learning		wołowina Zawsze jemy pieczoną wołowinę w niedziele.
beetroot I always put beetroot in my salads. start learning		burak Zawsze do sałatek wkładam buraki.
boiled I like to have boiled eggs for breakfast. start learning		gotowany Na śniadanie lubię gotowane jajka.
cabbage I don’t like the taste of cabbage. start learning		kapusta Nie lubię smaku kapusty.
cherries Cherries are really delicious. start learning		wiśnie Wiśnie są naprawdę pyszne.
chicken I'll have chicken with french fries. start learning		kurczak Zjem kurczaka z frytkami.
courgette I used a courgette in this recipe. start learning		cukinia W tym przepisie użyłem cukinii.
crab Can I have a crab sandwich, please? start learning		krab Czy mogę prosić o kanapkę z kraba?
cucumber I don’t like the taste of cucumber. start learning		ogórek Nie lubię smaku ogórka.
duck I love duck with orange sauce. start learning		kaczka Uwielbiam kaczkę z sosem pomarańczowym.
egg I like boiled eggs for breakfast. start learning		jajko Lubię gotowane jajka na śniadanie.
fish The most popular fresh water fish in Poland are carp, perch and trout. start learning		ryba Najpopularniejsze w Polsce ryby słodkowodne to karp, okoń i pstrąg.
fried Fried bread is too oily for me. start learning		smażony Smażony chleb jest dla mnie zbyt tłusty.
fruit My favourite fruit is pineapple. start learning		owoc Moim ulubionym owocem jest ananas.
grapes Do you prefer red or green grapes? start learning		winogrona Wolisz czerwone czy zielone winogrona?
grilled I would like the grilled steak, please. start learning		grillowany Poproszę stek z grilla.
lamb I always order a lamb curry at that Indian restaurant. start learning		jagnięcina W tej indyjskiej restauracji zawsze zamawiam jagnięce curry.
lemon Do we have any lemon juice? start learning		cytryna Czy mamy sok z cytryny?
mango While being on Bocas del Toro I have been eaten mango for the first time. start learning		mango Będąc na Bocas del Toro, jadłam pierwszy raz mango.
meat Vegetarians don't eat meat. start learning		mięso Wegetarianie nie jedzą mięsa.
melon Any clue how to choose a good melon? start learning		melon Jakaś wskazówka jak wybrać dobrego melona?
mussels We had some delicious mussels and chips in Belgium. start learning		małże Jedliśmy pyszne małże i frytki w Belgii.
peach Use fresh peaches to make a smoothie. start learning		brzoskwinia Użyj świeżych brzoskwiń do zrobienia koktajlu.
pear Would you like a pear or an apple? start learning		gruszka Chciałbyś gruszkę czy jabłko?
pepper I added to much pepper. start learning		pieprz Dodałam za dużo pieprzu.
pork Many people do not eat pork in Morocco. start learning		wieprzowina Wiele osób nie je wieprzowiny w Maroku.
prawns We had prawns with lemon juice and garlic. start learning		krewetki Mieliśmy krewetki z sokiem z cytryny i czosnkiem.
raspberries We had raspberries and ice cream. start learning		maliny Mieliśmy maliny i lody.
roast We always have roast potatoes on Sundays. start learning		pieczeń W niedziele zawsze mamy pieczone ziemniaki.
salmon Salmon is one of my favourite fish. start learning		łosoś Łosoś to jedna z moich ulubionych ryb.
seafood My mum loves seafood, especially prawns and mussels. start learning		owoce morza Moja mama uwielbia owoce morza, zwłaszcza krewetki i małże.
squid I ordered fried squid for my starter. start learning		kałamarnica Na przystawkę zamówiłem smażoną kałamarnice.
steamed Steamed vegetables are very healthy. start learning		gotowany na parze Warzywa na parze są bardzo zdrowe.
tuna I made a tuna salad for my dinner. start learning		tuńczyk Zrobiłem sałatkę z tuńczyka na obiad.
vegetable Is an avocado a fruit or a vegetable? start learning		warzywo Czy awokado jest owocem czy warzywem?
affectionate Dogs are friendly and affectionate pets. start learning		przywiązany, kochający Psy to przyjazne i czułe zwierzęta.
aggressive He’s very aggressive and often gets into fights. start learning		agresywny Jest bardzo agresywny i często wdaje się w bójki.
ambitious Paul is ambitious and studies very hard at school. start learning		ambitny Paul jest ambitny i bardzo ciężko uczy się w szkole.
anxious My sister is very anxious and is always stressed. start learning		niespokojny Moja siostra jest bardzo niespokojna i zawsze jest zestresowana.
attractive Darren’s new girlfriend is attractive. start learning		atrakcyjny Nowa dziewczyna Darrena jest atrakcyjna.
bad-tempered Our neighbour is bad-tempered so I don’t talk to him. start learning		wybuchowy Nasz sąsiad jest wybuchowy, więc nie rozmawiam z nim.
bossy My husband is bossy and tells me what to do. start learning		apodyktyczny Mój mąż jest apodyktyczny i mówi mi, co mam robić.
charming Nicola’s new boyfriend is charming and friendly. start learning		czarujący, uroczy Nowy chłopak Nicoli jest uroczy i przyjazny.
clever My sister is clever and wants to study medicine. start learning		zdolny, bystry Moja siostra jest sprytna i chce studiować medycynę.
competitive I don’t play football with Jason – he’s too competitive! start learning		ambitny, konkurencyjny Nie gram w piłkę z Jasonem - jest zbyt konkurencyjny!
dishonest I think Jenny is being dishonest about her past. start learning		nieuczciwy Myślę, że Jenny jest nieuczciwa wobec swojej przeszłości.
disorganized Our secretary is so disorganized. start learning		niezorganizowany Nasza sekretarka jest tak zdezorganizowana.
friendly Our new neighbour is friendly. start learning		przyjazny Nasz nowy sąsiad jest przyjazny.
generous Diane is generous and often buys me presents. start learning		hojny, wspaniałomyślny Diane jest hojna i często kupuje mi prezenty.
hard-working Mary is hard-working so she will pass her exams. start learning		pracowity Mary jest pracowita, więc zda egzaminy.
honest Wendy is so honest – she always tells the truth. start learning		uczciwy Wendy jest taka szczera - zawsze mówi prawdę.
imaginative My daughter is imaginative and loves stories. start learning		z wyobraźnią Moja córka ma wyobraźnię i uwielbia historie.
immature He’s nearly 26 now, but he’s still so immature. start learning		niedojrzały Ma prawie 26 lat, ale wciąż jest niedojrzały.
impatient Megan is always so impatient. start learning		niecierpliwy Megan jest zawsze taka niecierpliwa.
independent Karen lives on her own and likes to be independent start learning		niezależny Karen żyje sama i lubi być niezależna.
insecure Stuart is insecure about the way he looks. start learning		niepewny Stuart nie jest pewny, jak wygląda.
insensitive She asked about his divorce which was insensitive. start learning		niedelikatny Zapytała o jego rozwód, który był niewrażliwy.
irresponsible Don’t go out with Vanessa – she’s too irresponsible. start learning		nieodpowiedzialny Nie wychodź z Vanessą - jest zbyt nieodpowiedzialna.
jealous Louise is jealous of Pete because he has a great job. start learning		zazdrosny Louise jest zazdrosna o Pete'a, ponieważ ma świetną robotę.
kind My wife is kind and enjoys helping others. start learning		uprzejmy Moja żona jest miła i lubi pomagać innym.
lazy I wouldn't say that English people are lazy, but I've never seen one run anywhere. start learning		leniwy Nie powiedziałbym, że Anglicy są leniwi, ale nigdy nie widziałem, żeby któryś gdzieś biegł.
mature She’s only 12, but she’s very mature for her age. start learning		dojrzały Ma tylko 12 lat, ale jest bardzo dojrzała jak na swój wiek.
mean My sister never shares her things – she’s really mean. start learning		złośliwy, małostkowy Moja siostra nigdy nie dzieli się swoimi rzeczami - jest naprawdę wredna.
moody Our teenage son is moody and bad-tempered. start learning		kapryśny Nasz nastoletni syn jest nastrojowy i kapryśny.
obey You should obey your parents. start learning		słuchać się, być posłusznym Powinieneś być posłuszny swoim rodzicom.
offend You should try not to offend people. start learning		obrażać Powinieneś starać się nie obrażać ludzi.
opinion What’s your opinion of the new government? start learning		opinia, zdanie Jakie jest twoje zdanie na temat nowego rządu?
organized Our administrator is really organized. start learning		(dobrze) zorganizowany Nasz administrator jest naprawdę zorganizowany.
outgoing James is outgoing and has many friends. start learning		otwarty, towarzyski James jest towarzyski i ma wielu przyjaciół.
patient You need to be patient if you are a driving instructor. start learning		cierpliwy Musisz być cierpliwy, jeśli jesteś instruktorem nauki jazdy.
quiet Anna is so quiet – it’s hard to talk to her. start learning		cichy, małomówny Anna jest taka cicha - ciężko z nią rozmawiać.
rebellious Julie is rebellious and ignores her parents. start learning		zbuntowany
reliable Ken is not very reliable – he’s always late. start learning		solidny Julie jest zbuntowana i ignoruje swoich rodziców.
responsible Our son is very responsible and hard-working. start learning		odpowiedzialny Ken nie jest bardzo odpowiedzialny - zawsze się spóźnia.
self-confident She’s a self-confident and sociable child. start learning		pewny siebie Ona jest pewnym siebie i towarzyskim dzieckiem.
selfish Jane is really selfish and only ever thinks of herself. start learning		samolubny Jane jest naprawdę samolubna i tylko myśli o sobie.
sensible Our teenage daughter is sensible so we can trust her. start learning		rozsądny Nasza nastoletnia córka jest rozsądna, więc możemy jej zaufać.
sensitive Helen is always crying – she’s really sensitive. start learning		wrażliwy Helen zawsze płacze - jest naprawdę wrażliwa.
shy I’m shy and find it hard to meet new people. start learning		nieśmiały Jestem nieśmiały i trudno mi poznać nowych ludzi.
sociable Jack is sociable and has lots of friends. start learning		towarzyski Jack jest towarzyski i ma wielu przyjaciół.
spoilt Rachel is spoilt – her parents always give her money. start learning		rozpieszczony Rachel jest zepsuta - jej rodzice zawsze dają jej pieniądze.
stubborn My dad is stubborn and never changes his mind. start learning		uparty Mój tata jest uparty i nigdy nie zmienia zdania.
stupid My parents think that all my friends are stupid. start learning		głupi Moi rodzice myślą, że wszyscy moi przyjaciele są głupi.
talkative Lucy is very talkative – we chatted for hours. start learning		rozmowny Lucy jest bardzo rozmowna - rozmawialiśmy godzinami.
tidy Harry is really tidy so his house always looks great. start learning		porządny, schludny Harry jest naprawdę schludny, więc jego dom zawsze wygląda świetnie.
unambitious I was unambitious at school so I didn’t study much. start learning		bez ambicji W szkole byłem mało ambitny, więc nie uczyłem się dużo.
unfriendly I think our new boss is rather unfriendly. start learning		nieżyczliwy, nieprzyjazny Myślę, że nasz nowy szef jest raczej nieprzyjazny.
unimaginative The children’s story was boring and unimaginative. start learning		bez wyobraźni Historia dzieci była nudna i pozbawiona wyobraźni.
unkind Don’t be unkind to your poor brother. start learning		niemiły Nie bądź niemiły dla swojego biednego brata.
unreliable I won’t ask Colin for help because he is unreliable. start learning		niesolidny Nie poprosiłbym Colina o pomoc, ponieważ jest zawodny.
unselfish Adam is unselfish and always thinks of others. start learning		bezinteresowny Adam jest bezinteresowny i zawsze myśli o innych.
unsociable Chris never comes out with us – he’s unsociable. start learning		nietowarzyski Chris nigdy nie wychodzi z nami - jest nietowarzyski.
untidy Jim is very untidy – his bedroom is a mess. start learning		nieporządny, niechlujny Jim jest bardzo nieporządny - jego sypialnia to bałagan.
adult I think I became an adult when I left home. start learning		dorosły Myślę, że stałem się dorosły, kiedy wyszedłem z domu.
arrangement Have you made an arrangement for tomorrow? start learning		plany Umówiłeś się na jutro?
attention I didn’t get as much attention as my brother when we were children. start learning		uwaga, zainteresowanie Nie zwracałem na siebie tyle uwagi, co mój brat, kiedy byliśmy dziećmi.
bedcovers I hid from my sister under the bedcovers. start learning		narzuta Ukryłam się przed moją siostrą pod narzutami na łóżko.
boarding school I was sent away to boarding school when I was 11. start learning		szkoła z internatem Zostałem wysłany do szkoły z internatem, gdy miałem 11 lat.
carbohydrates Rice is an important source of carbohydrates. start learning		węglowodany Ryż jest ważnym źródłem węglowodanów.
childhood I had a happy childhood. start learning		dzieciństwo Miałem szczęśliwe dzieciństwo.
close family Do you think you have a close family? start learning		bliska rodzina Myślisz, że masz bliską rodzinę?
decline There is a decline in traditional family structures. start learning		rozpad Istnieje spadek tradycyjnych struktur rodzinnych.
depressed After he lost his job he became depressed. start learning		przygnębiony Po utracie pracy popadł w depresję.
emotional She’s really emotional and often cries. start learning		uczuciowy Jest naprawdę uczuciowa i często płacze.
extended family I have a big extended family, including 18 cousins! start learning		dalsza rodzina Mam dużą dalszą rodzinę, w tym 18 kuzynów!
extrovert My dad is an extrovert and loves meeting new people. start learning		ekstrawertyk
fight My brother always wants to fight with me. start learning		bić się, kłócić się Mój tata jest ekstrawertykiem i uwielbia poznawać nowych ludzi.
fresh I bought some wonderful fresh fish today. start learning		świeży Kupiłem dziś wspaniałe świeże ryby.
frozen Have we got any frozen vegetables? start learning		mrożony Czy mamy jakieś mrożone warzywa?
gang I’m not comfortable with being one of a gang. start learning		banda, gang Nie czuję się komfortowo w byciu jednym z gangów.
gathering My parents have arranged a family gathering. start learning		spotkanie, zjazd Moi rodzice zorganizowali spotkanie rodzinne.
immediate family I have four people in my immediate family. start learning		najbliższa rodzina Mam cztery osoby w mojej najbliższej rodzinie.
innocent My sister hit me but my mum thought she was innocent. start learning		niewinny Moja siostra mnie uderzyła, ale mama myślała, że jest niewinna.
intention His intention is to study hard and go to university. start learning		zamiar Jego zamiarem jest intensywnie się uczyć i iść na uniwersytet.
low-fat Would you like a low-fat yoghurt? start learning		niskotłuszczowy Czy chciałbyś jogurt o niskotłuszczowy?
mood Don’t talk to Barry today – he’s in a bad mood. start learning		nastrój Nie mów dziś do Barry'ego - jest w złym humorze.
newborn That newborn baby is so tiny. start learning		noworodek To noworodek jest taki malutki.
no wonder My parents were always nicer to me so no wonder my sister hated me. start learning		nic dziwnego Moi rodzice zawsze byli dla mnie milsi, więc nic dziwnego, że siostra mnie nienawidziła.
only child I don’t have any brothers or sisters – I’m an only child. start learning		jedynak Nie mam braci ani sióstr - jestem jedynakiem.
prediction His prediction is that people will holiday in space. start learning		przewidywanie Przewiduje on, że ludzie będą na wakacjach w kosmosie.
promise I made a promise to my father when he died. start learning		obietnica Obiecałem ojcu, kiedy umarł.
protein Meat is a good source of protein. start learning		białko Mięso jest dobrym źródłem białka.
raw I hate the taste of raw onions. start learning		surowy Nienawidzę smaku surowej cebuli.
relative I’m my mother’s closest relative. start learning		krewny Jestem najbliższym krewnym mojej matki.
relaxed My mother is really relaxed and never gets stressed. start learning		zrelaksowany Moja mama jest naprawdę zrelaksowana i nigdy się nie stresuje.
rivalry There is a lot of rivalry between me and my sister. start learning		rywalizacja Między mną a moją siostrą panuje duża rywalizacja.
share I share a lot of hobbies with my sister. start learning		dzielić, podzielać Dziele wiele zainteresowań z moją siostrą.
sick He’s been off sick for two weeks. start learning		chory Nie był chory przez dwa tygodnie.
spicy I love spicy Thai curries. start learning		pikantny Uwielbiam pikantne tajskie curry.
stressed Richard works too hard and is always stressed. start learning		zestresowany Richard pracuje zbyt ciężko i zawsze jest zestresowany.
suffocate He tried to suffocate me under the bedcovers! start learning		dusić Próbował mnie udusić pod kołdrą!
tension There was tension at home because our parents argued. start learning		napięcie W domu panowało napięcie, ponieważ nasi rodzice kłócili się.
value Now that I am older I really value my parents. start learning		wartość Teraz, kiedy jestem starszy, naprawdę cenię moich rodziców.
alternative therapy Have you tried alternative therapy, like hypnotherapy? start learning		terapia alternatywna Czy próbowałeś / -aś alternatywnej terapii? hipnoterapia?
argue My parents argue but they will never get divorced. start learning		kłócić się Moi rodzice kłócą się, ale nigdy się nie rozwiedli.
aware Are you aware that you are your aunt’s only relative? start learning		świadomy Czy jesteś świadoma, że jesteś jedyną krewną ciotki?
cake I made a chocolate cake for my girlfriend’s birthday. start learning		ciasto Zrobiłem ciasto czekoladowe na urodziny mojej dziewczyny.
carton Can you get me a carton of orange juice? start learning		karton Czy możesz mi podać karton soku pomarańczowego?
chef My brother is a chef in an Italian restaurant. start learning		szef kuchni Mój brat jest szefem kuchni we włoskiej restauracji.
chocolate Clients receive free chocolate at the end of the night. start learning		czekolada Klienci otrzymują bezpłatną czekoladę pod koniec nocy.
concentration Blueberries can improve concentration. start learning		koncentracja Jagody mogą poprawić koncentrację.
container This is a plastic container for pasta. start learning		pojemnik To plastikowy pojemnik na makaron.
creamy We ordered pasta in a creamy sauce. start learning		śmietankowy, kremowy Zamówiliśmy makaron w kremowym sosie.
cuisine I love Indian cuisine. start learning		kuchnia Uwielbiam kuchnię indyjską.
cure I want to find a cure for my headaches. start learning		lekarstwo Chcę znaleźć lekarstwo na bóle głowy.
cut down on I need to cut down on sugar and fat to lose weight. start learning		ograniczać Muszę zmniejszyć cukier i tłuszcz, aby schudnąć.
decision Have you made a decision about your holiday yet? start learning		decyzja Podjąłeś już decyzję o wakacjach?
dramatic The results of the experiment were dramatic. start learning		radykalny Wyniki eksperymentu były dramatyczne.
efficiently Food that is high in protein helps your brain to work more efficiently. start learning		sprawnie Pokarm bogaty w białko pomaga mózgowi w wydajniejszej pracy.
endorphins endorfiny The brain releases endorphins when you eat chocolate. start learning		The brain releases endorphins when you eat chocolate. Mózg uwalnia endorfiny podczas jedzenia czekolady.
expert My aunt is an expert on Victorian literature. start learning		specjalista Moja ciocia jest ekspertem od literatury wiktoriańskiej.
feel a bit down I always feel a bit down after a holiday. start learning		czuć się przybitym Po wakacjach zawsze czuję się trochę przygnębiony.
focused adj After my morning coffee I feel really focused. start learning		skupiony Po porannej kawie czuję się naprawdę skoncentrowana.
food supplement I take a food supplement every day. start learning		suplementy diety Codziennie biorę suplement diety.
jar Can you pass me that jar of strawberry jam? start learning		słoik Czy możesz podać mi słoik dżemu truskawkowego
margarine Do you prefer butter or margarine? start learning		margaryna Wolisz masło czy margarynę
meeting I have a meeting with my boss at 10.00 a.m. start learning		spotkanie Mam spotkanie z szefem o 10.00
mushroom I’ll have a ham and mushroom pizza, please. start learning		grzyb Poproszę pizzę z szynką i grzybami.
nightclub We went to a nightclub until 2.00 a.m. start learning		klub nocny Chodziliśmy do klubu nocnego do godziny 2:00
public holiday It’s a public holiday on Monday so we won’t go to work. start learning		święto państwowe W poniedziałek jest święto państwowe, więc nie pójdziemy do pracy.
salt Don’t put too much salt on your dinner. start learning		sól Nie dodawaj za dużo soli do obiadu.
sausage Would you like a sausage or a burger? start learning		kiełbasa Czy chciałbyś kiełbasę lub burgera?
steak I ordered steak and chips at the restaurant. start learning		stek, kotlet Zamówiłem stek z frytkami w restauracji.
sugar I always have sugar in my coffee. start learning		cukier Zawsze mam cukier w swojej kawie.
takeaway We ordered a takeaway pizza. start learning		na wynos Zamówiliśmy pizzę na wynos.
tinned I don’t like the taste of tinned tuna. start learning		z puszki Nie podoba mi się smak konserwowanego tuńczyka.
violence Late night violence can be a problem in some towns. start learning		przemoc Przemoc w nocy może stanowić problem w niektórych miastach.
vitamin There is a lot of vitamin C in oranges. start learning		witamina W pomarańczach jest dużo witaminy C.
weapon Chocolate could become a secret weapon in the fight against crime. start learning		broń Czekolada może stać się tajną bronią w walce przeciwko przestępczości.
afford I can’t afford to go on holiday this year. start learning		pozwolić sobie (na coś) W tym roku nie stać mnie na wakacje.
bank account How much money do you have in your bank account? start learning		konto bankowe Ile pieniędzy masz na koncie bankowym?
bill The electricity bill came through the post today. start learning		rachunek Rachunek za prąd pojawił się dziś pocztą.
borrow Can I borrow some money, please? start learning		pożyczyć (komuś) Czy mogę pożyczyć trochę pieniędzy?
cash machine I took £30 out of the cash machine. start learning		bankomat Wyjąłem z bankomatu 30 funtów.
charge How much do you charge for a haircut? start learning		pobierać opłatę Ile pobierasz za fryzurę?
coin I found a 10p coin on the pavement. start learning		moneta Na chodniku znalazłem monetę 10 pensów.
cost These shoes cost £70. start learning		kosztować Te buty kosztują 70 £.
credit card The payment had been taken from my credit card. start learning		The payment had been taken from my credit card. karta kredytowa Płatność została pobrana z mojej karty kredytowej.
debt I had a lot of debt when I left university. start learning		dług Miałem dużo długów, kiedy opuściłem uniwersytet.
earn How much do doctors earn in your country? start learning		zarabiać Ile zarabiają lekarze w twoim kraju?
inherit She will inherit a lot of money when her parents die. start learning		dziedziczyć Odziedziczy mnóstwo pieniędzy, gdy umrą jej rodzice.
invest You should invest some money in the stock market. start learning		inwestować Powinieneś zainwestować trochę pieniędzy na giełdzie.
lend Can you lend me £30 until tomorrow? start learning		pożyczyć (od kogoś) Czy możesz pożyczyć mi 30 funtów do jutra?
live off I have to live off my parents while I’m at university. start learning		żyć na koszt Muszę żyć na koszt rodziców, kiedy jestem na uniwersytecie.
live on If I lose my job, I’ll have no money to live on. start learning		przetrwać Jeśli stracę pracę, nie będę miał pieniędzy by przetrwać.
loan I need a loan from the bank to start my own business. start learning		pożyczka Potrzebuję pożyczki z banku, aby założyć własną firmę.
mortgage The bank gave me a mortgage to buy a house. start learning		hipoteka Bank udzielił mi kredytu hipotecznego na zakup domu.
note I left a £20 note on my desk. start learning		banknot Zostawiłem na biurku banknot 20 funtów.
owe You owe me £10. start learning		być winnym Jesteś mi winien 10 funtów.
pay back I pay back £50 of the loan to the bank every month. start learning		zwrócić Co miesiąc spłacam bankowi 50 funtów pożyczki.
raise How much money did you raise for the school? start learning		podwyżka Ile pieniędzy zebrałeś na szkołę?
salary Lawyers get a good salary. start learning		pensja Prawnicy otrzymują dobrą pensję.
save I try to save some money every month. start learning		zaoszczędzić Staram się oszczędzać pieniądze każdego miesiąca.
take out I never take out more than £50 at a cash machine. start learning		wypłacić Nigdy nie wypłacam więcej niż 50 funtów w bankomacie.
tax How much tax do you have to pay every month? start learning		podatek Ile podatku musisz płacić co miesiąc?
waste Don’t waste your money on things you don’t need. start learning		marnować Nie marnuj pieniędzy na rzeczy, których nie potrzebujesz.
worth How much is your house worth? start learning		warty Ile wart jest twój dom?
boiling It’s boiling at the moment – 34 degrees Celsius! start learning		wrzący W tej chwili gotuje się - 34 stopnie Celsjusza!
boutique She works in a designer clothes boutique. start learning		butik Pracuje w butiku z markowymi ubraniami.
broke I was always broke when I was a student. start learning		spłukany Zawsze byłem spłukany, kiedy byłem studentem.
cheque I wrote a cheque for £300. start learning		czek Napisałem czek na 300 £.
consecutive She ran three consecutive marathons in 24 hours. start learning		kolejny W ciągu 24 godzin przebiegła trzy kolejne maratony.
contract We signed the contract. start learning		kontrakt, umowa Podpisaliśmy umowę.
current I had to paddle against the current. start learning		prąd Musiałem wiosłować pod prąd.
delicious The food was delicious. start learning		wyborny Jedzenie było pyszne.
delighted My parents are delighted that I’m getting married. start learning		zachwycony Moi rodzice są zachwyceni, że biorę ślub.
dyslexia My son can’t read very well because he has dyslexia. start learning		dysleksja Mój syn nie potrafi bardzo dobrze czytać, ponieważ ma dysleksję.
enormous His house is enormous and has six bedrooms. start learning		ogromny Jego dom jest ogromny i ma sześć sypialni.
exhausted I was exhausted after the race. start learning		wyczerpany Byłem wykończony po wyścigu.
exhaustion I suffered from heat exhaustion. start learning		przemęczenie Cierpiałem z powodu wyczerpania cieplnego.
fantastic I’ve had a fantastic time here. start learning		niesamowity Niesamowicie się tu bawiłem.
figures He calculated figures in his head. start learning		cyfry Obliczał liczby w głowie.
filthy John’s kitchen is filthy. start learning		obrzydliwy, brudny Kuchnia Johna jest brudna.
freezing The sea was freezing so we didn’t swim. start learning		przemarznięty Kuchnia Johna jest brudna.
furious Lyn is furious that you didn’t invite her to the party. start learning		wściekły Lyn jest wściekła, że nie zaprosiłeś jej na przyjęcie.
gamble Starting my own business was a bit of a gamble. start learning		zakład Rozpoczęcie własnej działalności było trochę ryzykowne.
go on sale When will his new book go on sale? start learning		iść na sprzedaż Kiedy jego nowa książka trafi do sprzedaży?
hilarious The film was hilarious – we laughed so much. start learning		przezabawny, bardzo śmieszny Film był przezabawny - tyle się śmialiśmy.
humidity The humidity here is 80 per cent in the summer. start learning		wilgotność W tym miejscu wilgotność wynosi 80 procent.
infested The river is infested with crocodiles. start learning		rojący się (od czegoś) Rzeka roi się od krokodyli.
inspire I’ve been listening to music to inspire me. start learning		zainspirować Słuchałem muzyki, aby mnie zainspirowała.
kayak Why did you agree to kayak down the Amazon? start learning		pływać kajakiem Dlaczego zgodziłeś się spłynąć kajakiem po Amazonce?
make money I want to make money from my paintings. start learning		zarobić pieniądze Chcę zarabiać na moich obrazach.
millionaire Jeff became a millionaire, but lost most of his money. start learning		milioner Jeff został milionerem, ale stracił większość swoich pieniędzy.
paddle We used a wooden paddle to move the boat. start learning		wiosło Do poruszenia łodzią użyliśmy drewnianego wiosła.
positive Did you have a positive experience when you went abroad? start learning		pozytywny Czy miałeś pozytywne doświadczenia podczas wyjazdu za granicę?
put aside Every week I put aside some money for a holiday. start learning		odkładać Co tydzień odkładam pieniądze na wakacje.
recession Our business lost a lot of money during the recession. start learning		recesja, kryzys Nasza firma straciła dużo pieniędzy podczas recesji.
risky This is a very risky trip. start learning		ryzykowny To bardzo ryzykowna podróż.
sponsor She asked me to sponsor her for a charity programme. start learning		zasponsorować Poprosiła mnie o sponsorowanie jej na program charytatywny.
starving I was starving when I came home from school. start learning		głodujący Głodowałem, kiedy wróciłem ze szkoły do domu.
suffer I really suffer in hot weather. start learning		cierpieć Naprawdę cierpię w czasie upałów.
target 100 km per day is my target. start learning		cel 100 km dziennie to mój cel.
terrified Are there any animals that you’re terrified of? start learning		przerażony Czy są jakieś zwierzęta, których się boisz?
tiny My flat is really tiny with only two rooms. start learning		maleńki Moje mieszkanie jest naprawdę małe i ma tylko dwa pokoje.
ache I have an ache in my right arm from playing tennis. start learning		ból
ashamed He felt so ashamed that he couldn’t read. start learning		zawstydzony
bandaged He came to work with a bandaged head. start learning		obandażowany
best-seller His autobiography became a best-seller. start learning		hit, bestseller
burst into tears When I finished the race I burst into tears. start learning		zalać się łzami
charity My sister works for a children’s charity. start learning		instytucja charytatywna
consumer society We live in a consumer society where people want new things all the time. start learning		społeczeństwo konsumpcyjne
cynical I’m always very cynical about our government. start learning		cyniczny
door-to-door I went door-to-door trying to sell insurance. start learning		od drzwi do drzwi
drive someone mad My parents drive me mad with their arguing! start learning		doprowadzać kogoś do szału
employ We employ a gardener who comes once a week. start learning		zatrudnać
fee My lawyer has an hourly fee of £150! start learning		opłata
foot the bill My children use the phone but I foot the bill. start learning		zapłacić rachunek, bulić za
ghost writer She used a ghost writer to write her autobiography. start learning		piszący za kogoś, autor‑widmo
good cause I ran a marathon to make money for a good cause. start learning		słuszna sprawa
gorilla I saw a big gorilla at the zoo. start learning		goryl
instalment I paid back the first instalment on my loan. start learning		rata
instinctively He instinctively knew what people wanted. start learning		instynktownie
interest How much interest do you pay on your credit card? start learning		odsetki
lorry A big red lorry parked outside our house. start learning		ciężarówka
mechanic I had to pay the mechanic £100 to repair my car. start learning		mechanik
melted There was melted chocolate at the bottom of my bag. start learning		roztopiony
presenter I want to be a TV presenter when I grow up. start learning		prezenter, prezenterka
prize I won first prize in the competition. start learning		nagroda
proud I was so proud of my son when he passed his exams. start learning		dumny
rough idea I usually have a rough idea about what I spend my money on. start learning		ogólny pomysł
salesman My brother is a used car salesman. start learning		sprzedawca
scam That email saying we had won some money was a scam. start learning		przekręt
shopping spree I always go on a shopping spree when I get paid. start learning		szał zakupów
store He works in a grocery store. start learning		sklep
surface I can see my reflection in the surface of the water. start learning		powierzchnia
tape My fingers are bandaged with white tape. start learning		wstążka, tasiemka
avoid Avoid the motorway – there is a huge traffic jam. start learning		ominąć, uniknąć
bus stop You can buy a ticket at the bus stop. start learning		przystanek autobusowy
car crash I broke my leg in a car crash last month. start learning		wypadek samochodowy
carriage My seat is in carriage F. start learning		wagon
child seat You should buy a child seat for your car. start learning		fotelik dziecięcy
coach We went on a coach to France. start learning		autokar
cross What’s the quickest way to cross a busy city? start learning		przejechać przez
cycle lane It’s safer to use a cycle lane when you’re on your bike. start learning		ścieżka rowerowa
end up phr If I get on that bus, I’ll end up in the wrong place! start learning		skończyć (źle), doprowadzić kogoś (do robienia czegoś)
get stuck I always get stuck in traffic on my way to work. start learning		utknąć
go over Don’t go over the speed limit. start learning		przekroczyć
lorry My brother drives a lorry. start learning		ciężarówka
motorway The motorway speed limit is 70 miles per hour. start learning		autostrada
parking fine I left my car on double yellow lines and I got a parking fine. start learning		mandat za złe parkowanie
pedestrian crossing Children should always use a pedestrian crossing. start learning		przejście dla pieszych
petrol station I stopped at a petrol station to fill up the car. start learning		stacja benzynowa
platform The train leaves from this platform. start learning		peron
roadworks Roadworks are starting on this road next week. start learning		roboty drogowe
run out What will we do if we run out of petrol? start learning		kończyć się, wyczerpywać się
rush hour The traffic is always bad in rush hour. start learning		godzina szczytu
scooter My daughter uses her scooter to get to work. start learning		skuter
seat belt You must wear a seat belt in cars in this country. start learning		pas bezpieczeństwa
set off phr We set off early to avoid the traffic. start learning		wyruszać, wyjeżdżać
speed camera There’s a speed camera so don’t drive too fast. start learning		fotoradar
speed limit What’s the speed limit on this road? start learning		ograniczenie prędkości
taxi rank There’s a taxi rank outside the station. start learning		postój taksówek
traffic jam Sorry I’m late – there was a terrible traffic jam. start learning		korek
traffic lights Turn right after the traffic lights. start learning		sygnalizacja świetlna
tram I go to work by tram. start learning		tramwaj
Underground I use the London Underground every day. start learning		metro
van My uncle is a builder and he has his own van. start learning		furgonetka
watch / look out! Look out! You’re going to crash! start learning		Uwaga! Uważaj!
zebra crossing It’s safest to cross the road at the zebra crossing. start learning		pasy, przejście dla pieszych
afraid of I’m afraid of spiders. start learning		bać się
angry with Are you still angry with me? start learning		zły na
apologize to Apologize to your sister for breaking her hairdryer. start learning		przepraszać kogoś
argue with I always argue with my parents. start learning		spierać się z
arrive at We arrive at Heathrow at 10.30 a.m. start learning		przyjeżdżać do(na)
arrive in What time do you arrive in London? start learning		przybywać do
ask for I want to ask for some help with my homework. start learning		poprosić o
belong to Who does this jacket belong to? start learning		należeć do
choose between You have to choose between these two dresses. start learning		wybierać między
close to I’m very close to my mum and we speak every day. start learning		blisko
depend on I might go to university next year – it will depend on my exam results. start learning		zależeć od
different from This house is very different from your last one. start learning		inny niż
dream about Do you often dream about work? start learning		śnić o
excited about Are you excited about your holiday? start learning		podekscytowany czymś
famous for What’s your home town famous for? start learning		znany z
fed up with I’m fed up with tidying away your clothes all the time. start learning		mieć czegoś dość
fond of I’m fond of my niece – she’s so sweet. start learning		lubić kogoś, coś, być zachwyconym
frightened of prep Are you frightened of heights? start learning		przerażony czymś
good at I’m really good at maths but I’m useless at history. start learning		dobry z
good for Doing some exercise every day is good for you. start learning		dobry dla
interested in I’m really interested in history. start learning		zainteresowany czymś
keen on I’m keen on football so I watch it most weekends. start learning		chętny do
kind to Please be kind to your little brother. start learning		życzliwy dla
laugh at Don’t laugh at me when I’m talking. start learning		śmiać się z
look forward to I look forward to seeing you next week. start learning		oczekiwać na
married to How long have you been married to your wife? start learning		w związku małżeńskim z
pay for How much did you pay for that car? start learning		płacić za
pleased about Are you pleased about the new tax system? start learning		cieszyć się z
proud of I’m proud of my nephew as he’s now a doctor. start learning		dumny z
remind me to Can you remind me to call your grandma tomorrow? start learning		przypomnieć mi
rude to Don’t be rude to your father! start learning		niegrzeczny wobec
scared of I’m scared of the dark. start learning		przestraszony czymś
spend money on I like to spend money on good quality food. start learning		wydać pieniądze na
tired of I’m tired of working – I need to have a rest. start learning		być czymś zmęczonym
worried about I’m worried about Jody – she seems really depressed. start learning		martwić się o
according to According to the article, women are better at multitasking. start learning		według
adventure I want an adventure so let’s go travelling together. start learning		przygoda
ahead of The car was ahead of the bike. start learning		przed
almost I can talk to my wife about almost anything. start learning		prawie
choke Try not to choke on that apple. start learning		udławić się
claim They claim that women use more words than men. start learning		twierdzić
confusing The map was confusing and we got lost. start learning		dezorientujący
credible This research isn’t credible so I don’t trust the findings. start learning		wiarygodny
fit They want to fit me with a hearing aid. start learning		wyposażyć
generally Generally speaking, are women more talkative than men? start learning		na ogół
gossip Have you got any gossip to share? start learning		plotki
gossip She likes to gossip with her friends over coffee. start learning		plotkować
hardly We hardly ever go to the cinema any more. start learning		prawie wcale
in fact We don’t eat out much, in fact, we don’t even have takeaways any more. start learning		właściwie
manual I need a training manual on how to bring up children. start learning		podręcznik
multitask Do you think women can multitask better than men? start learning		wykonywać wiele zadań naraz
permit Do you have a permit to park here? start learning		zezwolenie
race I won the race. start learning		wyścig
range There is a wide range of products to choose from. start learning		zakres
reach When do you think you will reach the station? start learning		dotrzeć, dojechać gdzieś
recorder They attached a recorder to them to monitor their conversations. start learning		urządzenie do nagrywania
reduce Laughing can reduce stress. start learning		zredukować, zmniejszyć
route Which is the best route to the station? start learning		trasa, droga
rush I was late so I had to rush to school. start learning		spieszyć się
sceptical They are sceptical of the belief that women use three times as many words as men. start learning		sceptyczny
slightly Men only use slightly fewer words than women. start learning		nieco
stereotype The stereotype of British people is that they always talk about the weather. start learning		stereotyp
stereotype They stereotype women as being better at looking after children. start learning		szufladkować
stick Men usually stick to one subject for longer when they chat. start learning		trzymać się
swap We like to get together and swap opinions. start learning		wymienić
talk about I like to talk about politics with my friends. start learning		rozmawiać o
tend Women tend to gossip more than men. start learning		skłaniać się ku
turn around Turn around because you’re going the wrong way! start learning		zawrócić
turn red When the lights turn red you have to stop. start learning		czerwienić się
whereas conj Women talk about lots of subjects whereas men usually stick to one subject for longer. start learning		podczas gdy
worse You should leave now because the traffic is getting worse. start learning		gorszy
check-in desk Go straight to the check-in desk at the airport. start learning		stanowisko odprawy
commando He was a commando in the British army. start learning		komandos
do your hair How long does it take to do your hair? start learning		uczesać się
driving simulator A British car magazine tested drivers in a driving simulator. start learning		symulator jazdy
illegal Have you ever done something illegal? start learning		nielegalny
military precision Getting ready for school requires military precision. start learning		wojskowa precyzja
motorboat My brother bought a motorboat last weekend. start learning		motorówka
nickname Did you have a nickname when you were at school? start learning		przezwisko
mile How long does it take you to walk one mile? start learning		jedna mila
overground train You should take the overground train from Waterloo. start learning		kolej naziemna
penalty Their best player missed the penalty. start learning		rzut karny
public transport I never use public transport because I love driving. start learning		transport publiczny
publish Will they publish your article in the magazine? start learning		wydać, opublikować
put make-up on I need 20 minutes to put make-up on in the morning. start learning		zrobić makijaż
ring road Drive round the ring road to get to that part of town. start learning		obwodnica
rucksack I put my lunch box into my rucksack. start learning		plecak
satnav I use my satnav when I go on long journeys. start learning		nawigacja satelitarna
series Top Gear is a very popular TV series. start learning		serial telewizyjny
silence is golden I like to spend time in quiet places – silence is golden. start learning		milczenie jest złotem
sleeping tablet I took a sleeping tablet to help me sleep last night. start learning		tabletka nasenna
stay-at-home dad I’m a stay-at-home dad and my wife works. start learning		tata zajmujący się domem
the Tube I hate travelling on the Tube. start learning		metro
trivial adj My friends talk about trivial things like celebrities. start learning		banalny, przeciętny
valuable My time is valuable so I don’t like to waste it. start learning		cenny, wartościowy
amazed I was amazed by our son’s exam results. start learning		zdumiony
amazing The view from our hotel room is amazing. start learning		niezwykły, zdumiewający
basic phrase Learn some basic phrases before you travel abroad. start learning		podstawowy zwrot
bored I’m bored – let’s do something. start learning		znudzony
boring This film is really boring. start learning		nużący, nudny
busy I’m afraid the line is busy at the moment. start learning		zajęty
consequence Leaving my phone on had an embarrassing consequence. start learning		konsekwencja, rezultat
depressed She was feeling depressed so she went to her doctor. start learning		przygnębiony
depressing I find winter depressing. start learning		przygnębiający
dial Can you dial the number for me? start learning		wykręcić numer
disappointed My parents were disappointed with my exam results. start learning		rozczarowany
disappointing My exam results were a bit disappointing. start learning		rozczarowujący
embarrassed I was embarrassed when I fell over in the town centre. start learning		zakłopotany
embarrassing It was embarrassing when my dad decided to dance! start learning		żenujący, kłopotliwy
engaged I tried to call you but the line was engaged. start learning		zajęty
etiquette Do you know about mobile phone etiquette? start learning		etykieta, normy
evidence If at first you don’t succeed, destroy all the evidence that you tried. start learning		dowód, dowody
excited I was really excited on the first day of the course. start learning		pasjonujący
exciting The action film was really exciting. start learning		ekscytujący
fabulous She looks fabulous in that dress! start learning		wspaniały, baśniowy
fluently I can speak Italian fluently. start learning		biegle
frightened I was frightened when I heard that knocking noise. start learning		przerażony
frightening It’s frightening to walk through the woods at night. start learning		przerażający
frustrated I’m really frustrated by our new camera. start learning		sfrustrowany
frustrating Using this website is frustrating. start learning		frustrujący
hang up Don’t hang up until you’ve heard what I want to say. start learning		odłożyć słuchawkę
instant messaging I use instant messaging to chat to my friends. start learning		komunikator
language barrier For tourists, the language barrier is a real problem. start learning		bariera językowa
leave a message Please leave a message after the beep. start learning		zostawić wiadomość
link n I have a strong personal link to Greece. start learning		pociąg, powiązanie
manners Saying please and thank you is good manners. start learning		zachowanie
more exceptions than rules There seem to be more exceptions than rules in Russian grammar. start learning		wyjątek potwierdzający regułę
multilingual He’s multilingual – he speaks eight languages. start learning		wielojęzyczny
quiet zone This is a quiet zone so please turn off your mobile. start learning		strefa ciszy
scene I love the car chase scene in the latest James Bond film. start learning		scena
screen saver I have a picture of my children as my screen saver. start learning		wygaszacz ekranu
silent mode I switch my phone to silent mode during meetings. start learning		tryb cichy
skill She has a skill for languages. start learning		wprawa, umiejętność
tired I’m really tired so I’m going to bed. start learning		zmęczony
tiring Swimming in the sea is tiring. start learning		męczący
vibrate mode Switch your phone to vibrate mode at the cinema. start learning		wibracja
voicemail Leave a message on my voicemail. start learning		poczta głosowa
accompany Can I accompany you to the bus stop? start learning		towarzyszyć
Afrikaans He lives in Sov /uth Africa and speaks Afrikaans. start learning		afrykanerski
app Have you seen the latest app for counting calories? start learning		aplikacja
appropriate Do you think your behaviour is appropriate? start learning		odpowiedni
calm You seem very calm about your driving test. start learning		spokojny
Catalan They speak Catalan and Spanish in Barcelona. start learning		kataloński
criticize You should never criticize her cooking. start learning		krytykować
declare You should not declare what you will and will not eat. start learning		oznajmić
deserve People with you deserve more attention than those at the end of the phone. start learning		zasługiwać
doubt I doubt that he’ll get good exam results because he is really lazy. start learning		wątpić
excursion We went on a diving excursion the next day. start learning		wycieczka, wypad
face-to-face I would like to speak to you about this face-to-face. start learning		w cztery oczy
finals I’m studying hard for my finals at the moment. start learning		egzaminy końcowe
generate I didn’t think the competition would generate this amount of media attention. start learning		wytworzyć, wygenerować
Greek I had to learn the Greek alphabet. start learning		grecki
hands-free I bought a hands-free set so I can use my phone in the car. start learning		zestaw słuchawkowy
Hebrew I learnt some Hebrew when I was young, start learning		hebrajski
helping She gave me an enormous helping of lasagne. start learning		dokładka
instantly If you learn some basic phrases it instantly shows that you respect the culture and language. start learning		natychmiast
insulting The player was sent off for insulting the referee. start learning		obraźliwy
intimate They had an intimate conversation in a quiet place. start learning		intymny
invisible Sometimes I wish I could become invisible. start learning		niewidoczny
island He grew up on a small island off the coast of Scotland. start learning		wyspa
knowledge I don’t have much knowledge of science, I’m afraid. start learning		wiedza
media attention The celebrity story received a lot of media attention. start learning		uwaga mediów
megaphone Use the megaphone so that everyone can hear you. start learning		megafon
nasty Heidi received a nasty email from Carolyn. start learning		okropny
Oriental Oriental languages are hard for Europeans to learn. start learning		orientalny
ought John just called so you ought to call him back. start learning		powinien, powinna, powinno
permission Don’t post photos of friends without asking their permission. start learning		pozwolenie
reception The reception is really poor and I can’t hear what you’re saying. start learning		odbiór
robot I was dancing like a robot! start learning		robot
Roman It’s easier to learn a language with Roman letters. start learning		rzymski
scuba dive I want to learn to scuba dive when we go to Spain. start learning		nurkować
see sense I hope she will see sense and find a better boyfriend. start learning		dostrzec sens
Roman It’s easier to learn a language with Roman letters. start learning		rzymski
scuba dive I want to learn to scuba dive when we go to Spain. start learning		nurkować
see sense I hope she will see sense and find a better boyfriend. start learning		dostrzec sens
skydiving I went skydiving when I was in New Zealand. start learning		wykonywać akrobacje spadochronowe
snorkelling I love snorkelling and looking at the fish. start learning		nurkowanie z rurką
stepmother My father married his girlfriend so I now have a stepmother. start learning		macocha
tactless It was tactless to say you didn’t like his new shirt. start learning		nietaktowny
theory You need to study the theory to pass the test. start learning		teoria
tip I have a good tip on how to make pasta sauce. start learning		wskazówka
tune I still try to dance when I hear a salsa tune. start learning		melodia
whole Have you finished the whole cake already? start learning		cały
You don’t have to shout You don’t have to shout – I can hear you. start learning		Nie musisz krzyczeć
You have to keep your phone on... You have to keep your phone on so that I can contact you. start learning		Musisz mieć włączony telefon...
You must not use your phone... You must not use your phone in the library. start learning		Nie wolno ci korzystać z telefonu...
If you must take a call... If you must take a call in the car, use a hands-free set. start learning		Jeśli musisz odebrać telefon...
arena The horse racing competition took place in the arena. start learning		arena
beat Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-0. start learning		pokonać
captain Which player is the captain of your team? start learning		kapitan
circuit There is a Formula 1 circuit in Bahrain. start learning		okrążenie
coach My dad is a tennis coach. start learning		trener
course We went round the 18-hole golf course together. start learning		boisko
court There’s a tennis court in our local park. start learning		kort, boisko
crowd There was a huge crowd waiting to get into the stadium. start learning		tłum
draw We don’t want to draw – we want to win the match. start learning		zremisować
eliminate We will eliminate their team from the competition. start learning		wyeliminować
fan I’m a Manchester United fan. start learning		kibic
get fit I want to lose weight and get fit before my wedding. start learning		nabrać formy
get injured Try not to get injured in the football match. start learning		doznać kontuzji
gym I go to the gym every morning for 45 minutes. start learning		siłownia
knock out Can we knock out their team from the competition? start learning		znokautować
lose They accept money to lose matches. start learning		przegrać
pitch The football pitch was very muddy. start learning		boisko
player Who is the best player in your team? start learning		gracz
pool I dived into the pool. start learning		basen
referee The referee blew his whistle. start learning		sędzia
send off I think the referee should send off that player. start learning		usunąć (z boiska)
slope n We went really fast down the ski slope. start learning		stok
spectator I was a spectator at the Wimbledon final this year. start learning		kibic, widz
sports hall You can play basketball in the sports hall. start learning		hala sportowa
stadium They built a new stadium for Arsenal a few years ago. start learning		stadion
tai-chi I do tai-chi to help me relax. start learning		tai chi
team There are 11 players in a football team. start learning		drużyna
track I ran twice around the race track. start learning		bieżnia, tor wyścigowy
train How many hours do you train for every day? start learning		trenować
umpire The umpire sent one of the players off the field. start learning		arbiter
warm up It’s important to warm up before you do exercise. start learning		rozgrzewać
win I really want to win this competition. start learning		wygrać, zwyciężyć
work out I like to work out at the gym three times a week. start learning		ćwiczyć
yoga I teach Ashtanga yoga on Monday evenings. start learning		joga
be together I want us to be together forever. start learning		być razem
become friends When did you first become friends? start learning		stać się przyjaciółmi
break up I find it really hard to break up with someone. start learning		zerwać
classmate He’s a classmate of mine – we take maths together. start learning		kolega, koleżanka z klasy
close friend Nina is a really close friend of mine. start learning		bliski przyjaciel
colleague James is a work colleague. start learning		kolega, koleżanka
couple How long have you and Wendy been a couple? start learning		para
dump I’m going to dump my boyfriend this evening. start learning		zostawić
ex I had a text message from my ex yesterday. start learning		były, była
fall out with I never fall out with my sister. start learning		pokłócić się z
fancy Do you fancy anyone in your drama class? start learning		podobać się
fiancé(e) This is my fiancée, Heather. start learning		narzeczona
flatmate Kevin is my flatmate. start learning		współlokator, współlokatorka
get in touch Please get in touch when you are next in town. start learning		nawiązywać kontakt
get married I’d like to get married before I’m 30. start learning		ożenić się, wyjść za mąż
get on Do you get on with your parents? start learning		być w dobrych stosunkach
get to know I want to get to know you. start learning		poznać
go out together How long did you and Nick go out together? start learning		chodzić ze sobą
have a crush on I have a crush on my sister’s best friend. start learning		bujać się w kimś
have something in common You need to have something in common with your partner if the relationship is going to work. start learning		mieć coś wspólnego z
lose touch Don’t lose touch – let’s exchange numbers. start learning		stracić kontakt
mate Nicola’s not my girlfriend – she’s just a mate. start learning		kumpelka
meet I find it quite difficult to meet new people. start learning		poznać
partner I live in a small house with my partner. start learning		partner
propose I want to propose to my girlfriend tonight. start learning		oświadczyć się
romantic I took her out for a romantic meal. start learning		romantyczny
split up When did you split up with Marco? start learning		rozstać się
audition The actress was driving to an audition. start learning		przesłuchanie
award They will award the title to the winner of the race. start learning		nagroda
barrier He raised the barrier to let her pass. start learning		bariera, szlaban
candle She lit the candle in her bedroom. start learning		świeca
commuter She was a frequent commuter from London to New York. start learning		dojeżdżający
cute start learning		uroczy She thought he was really cute.
exceptionally Usain Bolt can run exceptionally fast. start learning		wyjątkowo
exchange a few words They always exchange a few words when they see each other. start learning		zamienić kilka słów
fate I knew it was fate that we didn’t win the game. start learning		fatum, los
find the courage Try to find the courage to give him your number. start learning		zdobyć się na odwagę
lane The motorway lane was closed. start learning		pas
likely Is it likely that you will pass your exams? start learning		prawdopodobne
lucky charm This necklace is my lucky charm. start learning		talizman
opera We went to see an Italian opera last night. start learning		opera
operator He was a tollbooth operator. start learning		operator
ritual He has a ritual that he does before every match. start learning		rytuał
run I want to run a company when I grow up. start learning		prowadzić
shift I’m working the day shift at the moment. start learning		zmiana
shoelaces Did you tie your shoelaces properly? start learning		sznurówki
short cut If you take the short cut you will get there early. start learning		skrót
superstition The superstition is that seeing a black cat brings good luck. start learning		przesąd
superstitious I’m really superstitious so I hate the number 13. start learning		przesądny
sweat I always sweat a lot when I play tennis. start learning		pocić
their eyes met Their eyes met across a crowded room. start learning		ich spojrzenia się spotkały
thruway She came off the thruway and stopped at the tollbooth. start learning		droga ekspresowa
title They awarded the title to the real winner. start learning		tytuł
tollbooth You have to pay money to cross the bridge via the tollbooth. start learning		punkt pobierania opłat
traffic cone He put a traffic cone in front of his lane. start learning		pachołek
turn out Don’t worry – everything will turn out okay. start learning		okazać się
winner Who was the winner? start learning		zwycięzca, zwyciężczyni
anecdote He told us a really funny anecdote at the party. start learning		anegdota
celebrity Have you ever met a celebrity? start learning		celebryta, sława
cheat Why did you cheat in your exams? start learning		oszukiwać, ściągać
extra time There were no goals so the match went to extra time. start learning		dodatkowy czas
forum I like to post my comments on a web forum. start learning		forum
I’m going to tell you about a time when... I’m going to tell you about a time when I was in a dangerous situation. start learning		Opowiem ci o czasie gdy
probable It’s probable that the economy won’t grow in the next few months. start learning		prawdopodobny
protest You shouldn’t protest against the referee’s decision. start learning		protestować
quarter-finals We got through to the quarter-finals of the competition. start learning		ćwierćfinały
recover How long did it take to recover from the accident? start learning		wyzdrowieć, dojść do siebie
This happened a few years ago... This happened a few years ago – I was walking my dog when I heard a shot. start learning		Zdarzyło się to kilka lat temu...
trophy I really hope my team wins a trophy this year. start learning		trofeum
unpopular Football referees are really unpopular in my country. start learning		nielubiany
wax This candle is made of wax. start learning		wosk
well-paid Professional footballers are extremely well-paid. start learning		dobrze płatny
When I was younger... When I was younger I went to swimming lessons every Saturday. start learning		Gdy byłam młodsza / byłem młodszy...
action film Have you seen that new action film? start learning		film akcji
actor I want to be an actor so I’m studying drama. start learning		aktor
actress Angelina Jolie is a famous actress. start learning		aktorka
adaptation I loved the recent adaptation of Jane Eyre. start learning		adaptacja
animation My children love the animation Peppa Pig. start learning		film animowany
audience There weren’t many people in the audience. start learning		widownia
based on The film is based on a popular novel. start learning		na podstawie
be on When will the new series of Downton Abbey be on? start learning		wyświetlać, być na ekranach
cast The film has a very small cast of only five actors. start learning		obsada
comedy We saw a great comedy starring Ben Stiller last week. start learning		komedia
direct He’s an actor but now he wants to direct a film. start learning		reżyserować
drama I watched an excellent drama set during the war. start learning		dramat
dub They usually dub American movies into German. start learning		dubbingować
extra I was an extra in the recent film about Robin Hood. start learning		statysta, statystka
film What’s your favourite film? start learning		film
film on location We want to film on location in India. start learning		kręcić filmu w plenerze
funny That new comedy with Ricky Gervais is really funny. start learning		zabawny, śmieszny
historical film It was a historical film about the American Civil War. start learning		film historyczny
horror film She was in a horror film about vampires. start learning		horror
movie They use the word movie, not film, in America. start learning		film
moving That film about the First World War was moving. start learning		wzruszający
musical We saw the musical Mamma Mia! in London. start learning		musical
play the part of I want to play the part of Juliet in the new film. start learning		grać rolę
plot The plot of the film was very complicated. start learning		fabuła
review The film got a really bad review in the papers. start learning		recenzja
rom-com I don’t like action films. I prefer watching rom-coms. start learning		komedia romantyczna
scary I thought that alien film was really scary. start learning		przerażający
science fiction film He loves science fiction films about aliens. start learning		fantastyka, film science fiction
script The script was written by an experienced writer. start learning		scenariusz
sequel Will there be a sequel to this film? start learning		kontynuacja
set They set the film in the Italian Alps. start learning		usytułować
shoot on location They’re going to shoot on location in Mexico. start learning		zdjęcia w plenerze
soundtrack I love the soundtrack to this film so I bought the CD. start learning		ścieżka dźwiękowa
special effects They spent millions on special effects in this film. start learning		efekty specjalne
star Keira Knightley is the star of the film. start learning		gwiazda, gwiazdor
studio It was filmed in a studio in Hollywood. start learning		studio
subtitles It’s a French film so it has English subtitles. start learning		napisy do filmu
thriller He starred in a thriller about a political scandal. start learning		thriller
translation The translation of the film took three months. start learning		tłumaczenie
violent Children shouldn’t see violent films. start learning		z przemocą
war film We saw a war film set during the Vietnam war. start learning		film wojenny
western That actor was in a western film recently start learning		western
arms He has really strong arms. start learning		ramiona
back I hurt my back in a horseriding accident. start learning		plecy
bite Did that dog just bite you? start learning		ugryźć
clap Clap your hands! start learning		klasnąć
ears My dog has really big ears. start learning		uszy
eyes She has beautiful blue eyes. start learning		oczy
face She has such a pretty face. start learning		twarz
feet What size are your feet? start learning		stopy
fingers You have lovely long fingers. start learning		palce (u ręki)
foot I broke my foot playing football. start learning		stopa
hair I have long brown hair. start learning		włosy
hands Are your hands clean? start learning		ręce
head I had a really big head when I was a baby. start learning		głowa
kick Kick the ball as far as you can. start learning		kopnąć
knees I get a lot of pain in my knees when I walk. start learning		kolana
legs That girl has really long legs. start learning		nogi
lips He has really thin lips. start learning		wargi
mouth Keep your mouth closed when you’re eating. start learning		usta, buzia
neck My neck hurts when I work at the computer. start learning		szyja
nod Nod your head if you want to say yes. start learning		skinąće głową, przytaknąć
nose I have a large nose just like my mother. start learning		nos
point Can you point at the person who stole your money? start learning		wskazanie
shoulders My shoulders hurt from carrying that heavy bag. start learning		barki, ramiona
smell I can smell garlic. start learning		czuć zapach
smile She’ll smile at you if you smile at her. start learning		uśmiechać
stare Don’t stare at people – it’s rude. start learning		gapić się
stomach My stomach hurts because I ate too much. start learning		brzuch
taste Taste this cake – it’s delicious. start learning		próbować, smakować
teeth I brush my teeth twice a day. start learning		zęby
throw Throw the ball back to Jason. start learning		rzucić
toes Can you fit your toes into those pointy shoes? start learning		palce (u nogi)
tongue How far can you stick your tongue out? start learning		język
tooth I broke a tooth on a hard bread roll. start learning		ząb
touch If you touch the screen it will open the website. start learning		dotykać
whistle I like to whistle a tune while I do the gardening. start learning		gwizdać
a different side of yourself You should show your work colleagues a different side of yourself outside of work. start learning		inna strona ciebie samego /same
academic He works in an academic setting. start learning		akademicki
alley In films, New York is full of secret alleys. start learning		alejka
architect The building was designed by a famous architect. start learning		architekt
aristocratic She comes from a wealthy aristocratic family. start learning		arystokratyczny
belief I have a strong belief that we should look after our parents when they get old. start learning		przekonanie
capacity I only use social media in a professional capacity. start learning		charakter
consultant I work as a business consultant. start learning		konsultant, konsultantka
dress up I like to dress up when we go out for meals. start learning		wystroić się
dye I want to dye my hair blond. start learning		farbować
dyed She has dyed red hair. start learning		ufarbowany
essential It’s essential to have a good diet if you want to be fit. start learning		podstawa
exhibition I want to go to the art exhibition in the town centre. start learning		wystawa, ekspozycja
functional I wear functional clothes, not fashionable clothes. start learning		funkcjonalny
grow up I don’t want to grow up so I still live with my parents. start learning		dorosnąć
homeless I gave money to the homeless man at the station. start learning		bezdomny
identify I identify more with my work than with my private life. start learning		identyfikować się
inhabit What kind of people inhabit this land? start learning		zamieszkiwać
institution This is a well-known academic institution. start learning		instytucja
intellectual My aunt is very intellectual – she knows so much. start learning		inteligentny
judge It’s wrong to judge people by their appearance. start learning		osądzać
mainly for business or career purposes Do you use social networking sites mainly for business or career purposes? start learning		głównie ze względu na karierę i interesy
nostalgic You are nostalgic for your childhood. start learning		nostalgiczny
nurse My aunt is a nurse and works in a hospital in London. start learning		pielęgniarka
photograph I would like to photograph this wonderful building. start learning		fotografować
respectable The area is a home for respectable businesses as wellas gangsters. start learning		szanowany
response What kind of response did you get to your email? start learning		odpowiedź
servant My aunt was a servant at Buckingham Palace. start learning		służący, służąca
setting The castle was used as a setting for several films. start learning		sceneria
spectacular The building has a spectacular tower. start learning		spektakularny
take yourself too seriously You take yourself too seriously – relax a bit! start learning		traktować siebie zbyt poważnie
transform They will transform this area into a shopping centre. start learning		przekształcić
webcam I use a webcam to communicate with friends abroad. start learning		kamera internetowa
welcome We will welcome you here whenever you want to visit. start learning		powitać
well-known person He’s a very well-known person – he’s on the radio. start learning		znany człowiek
wounded This was a hospital for wounded soldiers. start learning		ranny
young and carefree When I was a student I was young and carefree. start learning		młody i beztroski
your other half Where did you first meet your other half? start learning		twoja druga połówka
caricature The artist drew a caricature of me. start learning		karykatura
class My parents are from the working class. start learning		klasa
dominant That lion looks really aggressive and dominant. start learning		dominujący
escapist I’m a bit of an escapist and like to travel regularly. start learning		eskapista
gangster My uncle was a gangster in the mafia. start learning		gangster
go viral Do you think this video clip will go viral? start learning		stać się elementem marketingu wirusowego
ID card Do you have to carry an ID card in your country? start learning		dowód osobisty
identifiable Are you easily identifiable from your passport photo? start learning		rozpoznawalny
interpreter They used an interpreter in the meeting. start learning		tłumacz
metropolis New York City is a giant metropolis. start learning		metropolia
pen-name literacki The Brontë sisters all used a pen-name. start learning		pseudonim
persist Our brains persist in using stereotypes. start learning		upierać się, być wytrwałym
prehistoric I can’t imagine what it was like in prehistoric times. start learning		prehistoryczny
rigid I don’t have any rigid plans for the weekend. start learning		sztywny
Scandinavian Have you ever been to a Scandinavian country? start learning		skandynawski
socio-economic Her socio-ecomomic level was clear from her appearance. start learning		socjoekonomiczny
tomb They discovered the tomb of a young pharaoh. start learning		grobowiec
underdog I like to support the underdog in competitions. start learning		przegrany
visual projection My photos on Facebook are a visual projection of my life. start learning		projekcja wizualna
vitally Judging people by their appearance was vitally important in the past. start learning		absolutnie, niezwykle
worldly She doesn’t have much worldly experience start learning		światowy
behave Lots of children in this class behave badly. start learning		zachowywać się
boarding school My parents sent me away to boarding school. start learning		szkoła z internatem
bring up I want to bring up my children in the countryside. start learning		wychowywać
college I went to art college when I left school. start learning		uczelnia, kolegium
compulsory Maths is a compulsory subject – everyone has to do it. start learning		obowiązkowy
do What will you do if you don’t pass your exams? start learning		zrobić
educate I want to educate my children at home. start learning		edukować, uczyć
elementary His daughter goes to elementary school. start learning		podstawowy
expel If you cheat in your exams the teacher will expel you. start learning		wydalać
fail Why did you fail your chemistry exam? start learning		oblać
grades I want to study medicine, so I need really good grades. start learning		oceny, stopnie
graduate When did you graduate from university? start learning		ukończyć
head teacher What’s the name of the head teacher at your school? start learning		dyrektor
high school He’s a teacher at a high school in New York City. start learning		szkoła średnia
junior high school I went to the same junior high school as my friend. start learning		gimnazjum
kindergarten i went to kindergarten when I was three years old. start learning		przedszkolny
learn I want to learn Russian. start learning		uczyć się, poznać
middle school I went to middle school between the ages of 9 and 13. start learning		szkoła ponadpodstawowa
nun I went to a Catholic school and my teacher was a nun. start learning		zakonnica, mniszka
nursery Before they go to school, children can go to nursery. start learning		żłobek
pass I really want to pass my maths exam this semester. start learning		zdać, zaliczyć
priest The church priest visits our school once a week. start learning		ksiądz
primary Children start primary school when they are four or five. start learning		podstawowy
private Her parents paid for her to go to a private school. start learning		prywatny
punish Many teachers punish students with extra homework. start learning		karać
pupils How many pupils are there in your school? start learning		uczniowie, uczennice
religious I went to a religious school – it was Catholic. start learning		wyznaniowy
results Students in this school get really good exam results. start learning		wyniki
revise How many hours did you revise for the biology exam? start learning		powtarzać materiał
secondary I started secondary school when I was 11. start learning		szkoła średnia
semester The autumn semester starts in October. start learning		semestr
state What are the state schools like in your country? start learning		państwowy
study What subject will you study at university? start learning		studiować
term A school term usually lasts about 12 weeks. start learning		rok (szkolny)
twelfth grade My older sister is in twelfth grade this year. start learning		klasa maturalna
balcony There’s a great view from our balcony. start learning		balkon
basement Many houses in Canada have a basement. start learning		suterena, piwnica
ceiling We painted the ceiling white. start learning		sufit
chimney We need to clean the chimney before we light the fire. start learning		kominek
city I want to live in a big city like Paris or London. start learning		miasto
cosy Our living room is small, but it’s really cosy. start learning		przytulny
country I live in a small cottage in the country. start learning		wieś
east coast I live in Aldeburgh, a small town on the east coast. start learning		wschodnie wybrzeże
entrance The entrance to the building is round the back. start learning		wejście
fireplace We have a Victorian fireplace in our living room. start learning		kominek
gate We painted the gate to our garden dark green. start learning		brama
ground floor I don’t want to live on the ground floor – it’s not safe. start learning		parter
light We have big windows so our living room is really light. start learning		jasny
made of stone Our house is made of stone. start learning		zrobione z kamienia
modern We have an expensive modern kitchen. start learning		nowoczesny
open fire I love sitting by the open fire in winter time. start learning		otwarty ogień
outskirts I live on the outskirts of Birmingham. start learning		peryferia
path A path leads through our garden to the back door. start learning		alejka, dróżka
patio We have chairs, a table, and a barbecue on our patio. start learning		patio
roof I’ll need a ladder to get that football off the roof. start learning		dach
second floor We live on the second floor of that apartment block. start learning		drugie piętro
spacious Our kitchen is really spacious so we put a table in it. start learning		przestronny
steps You have to go down three steps to get into our garden. start learning		schody
suburbs We moved from the city centre to the suburbs. start learning		przedmieścia
terrace You can sit outside and sunbathe on the terrace. start learning		taras
top floor We live on the top floor and we have great views. start learning		ostatnie piętro
town I was born in a town called Shrewsbury. start learning		miasto
village I grew up in a village in Wales. start learning		wieś, wioska
wall There is a wall between the two gardens. start learning		ściana
wooden floors The wooden floors in our dining room look great. start learning		drewniane podłogi
accomplished He’s an accomplished piano player. start learning		znakomity
adore I adore flowers, especially roses. start learning		uwielbiać
bookcase How many books are in that bookcase? start learning		biblioteczka
competition I won £500 in a competition! start learning		konkurs
compose Can you compose your own music? start learning		komponować
co-operate She refused to co-operate with her parents. start learning		współpracować
determined She was determined that her son would be successful. start learning		zdeterminowany
excel I’m jealous of Paul – I wish I could excel in everything I do, like him. start learning		celować, wyróżniać się (w czymś)
expect We expect you to be number one in your class. start learning		oczekiwać, spodziewać się
extraordinary The school gets extraordinary exam results. start learning		wyjątkowy
fault My dad drives me mad but it isn’t really his fault. start learning		wina
forbidden Watching TV was forbidden by her parents. start learning		zabroniony
hang Can you hang this picture on the wall for me? start learning		powiesić
hug My mum gave me a hug after the concert. start learning		blisko
immigrant Her mother is a Bangladeshi immigrant. start learning		imigrant
marks She got top marks in her piano exam. start learning		oceny
mixed Is your school a mixed school with both boys and girls? start learning		koedukacyjny
motivated My son motivated himself to succeed in music. start learning		zmotywowany
mystery Teenagers are a mystery – I don’t understand them. start learning		tajemnica
optional Music is an optional subject at my school. start learning		opcjonalny
orchestra I play the violin in the school orchestra. start learning		orkiestra
outstanding They were outstanding pupils who did really well. start learning		wybitny
overlook na Does your balcony overlook the river? start learning		wychodzi
perform Would you like to perform in front of 500 people? start learning		wykonać
plain He used a plain old table in his kitchen. start learning		zwykły
property The house will become my property when my brother dies. start learning		własność
punishment start learning		kara What kind of punishment will you get for being late?
push Be careful not to push your children too hard. start learning		pchać, naciskać
remain Do you think this garden will remain beautiful if we move out? start learning		pozostać
resent The girls did not seem to resent their mother. start learning		żywić urazę
strict My parents won’t let me do anything – they’re strict! start learning		surowy
tower There is a large tower on the village church. start learning		wieża
turn the house into They decided to turn the house into a hotel. start learning		zamienić dom w
unpainted Our dining table is unpainted. start learning		niemalowany
as soon as As soon as Rachel gets a job she’ll move out. start learning		tak szybko jak, gdy tylko
choirmaster chóru My uncle is the choirmaster at his local church. start learning		kierownik
controversy The book caused great controversy among readers. start learning		kontrowersja, spór
cord We fixed the picture to the wall with a cord. start learning		sznur
eco-friendly We went on an eco-friendly holiday in Greece. start learning		przyjazny dla środowiska
genius Our neighbour’s daughter is a maths genius. start learning		geniusz
hi-tech They have a really hi-tech TV. start learning		nowoczesny technologicznie
I’d get on with them even better if... I’d get on with my parents even better if I didn’t live at home. start learning		Miałbym z nimi lepsze relacje...
If I came back very late... If I came back very late after a night out, I would find my parents still awake and waiting for me. start learning		Gdybym wrociła poźno do domu w nocy...
If I could afford it... If I could afford it, I wouldn’t move out because I like it here. start learning		Gdyby było mnie na to stać...
If I had the money... If I had the money, I would move out and rent my own little flat. start learning		Gdybym miała pieniądze...
If I lived on my own... If I lived on my own, I’d have to pay rent to my landlord. start learning		Gdybym mieszkała sama...
If it was my place... If it was my place, I’d be happy to do the cleaning, but it’s not. start learning		Gdyby to było moje mieszkanie...
mission Our mission is to make this school more successful. start learning		misja
parenting There is no correct way of parenting, you have to find what works for you. start learning		wychowanie dzieci
prestigious He’s the leader of a prestigious choir group. start learning		prestiżowy
prodigy They think our son is some kind of prodigy. start learning		wyjątkowy, geniusz
pushy A lot of pushy parents put pressure on their kids to get good results. start learning		arogancki, bezczelny
rap Have you ever been to a rap concert? start learning		rap (o muzyce)
relativity Who developed the theory of relativity? start learning		względność
single-sex This is a single-sex school – there are only boys here. start learning		(szkoła) wyłącznie dla chłopców lub dziewcząt
take up I’d like to take up Spanish so that I can go to Argentina for a holiday. start learning		zabierać się za coś, zainteresować się (czymś)
unless I won’t get into university unless I pass my exams. start learning		chyba że
until I won’t plan any celebrations until I know the results. start learning		do, dopóki
achieve What would you like to achieve during your gap year? start learning		osiągnąć
agree Do you agree with me? start learning		zgadzać się
argue How often do you argue with your parents? start learning		kłócić się
attach Did you attach the report to your email? start learning		dołączyć
choose Which subject will you choose to study? start learning		wybrać
compensate Did they compensate you for the accident? start learning		odszkodowanie
complain I would like to complain to the hotel manager. start learning		narzekać
deliver When will they deliver our new sofa? start learning		dostarczyć, przywieźć
demonstrate I’ll demonstrate how to use this new coffee machine. start learning		demonstrować
explain Can you explain this mathematical formula to me? start learning		wyjaśniać
lose Try not to lose your mobile phone! start learning		zgubić
pay I have to pay for the meal now. start learning		płacić
respond I need to respond to this email before I leave. start learning		odpowiadać
sell I would like to sell my old car. start learning		sprzedawać
succeed It takes a lot of hard work to succeed in this business. start learning		odnieść sukces
application Have you looked at John’s application for the new job? start learning		wniosek
apply for Did you apply for that teaching job? start learning		złożyć podanie
be fired I think Jodie is going to be fired tomorrow. start learning		zostać zwolnionym
farmer My grandfather was a pig farmer. start learning		rolnik
full-time Is your job full-time or part-time? start learning		pełny etat
lawyer I want to be a lawyer when I grow up. start learning		prawnik, prawniczka
musician Peter is a musician and plays the trumpet in a band. start learning		muzyk
overtime How much overtime do you do every month? start learning		nadgodziny
part-time I want to find a part-time job when I go to university. start learning		na pół etatu
permanent I wish I could get a permanent job. start learning		stały
pharmacist I plan to be a pharmacist after university. start learning		farmaceut(k)a
promote I hope they promote me soon. start learning		awansować
promotion Congratulations on your promotion, Dave! start learning		awans
qualifications What kind of qualifications do you have? start learning		kwalifikacje
redundant They made 20 people redundant last month. start learning		zbędny, zostać zwolnionym
resign If they don’t promote me then I will resign. start learning		złożyć rezygnację
resignation Have you read Lynne’s letter of resignation? start learning		rezygnacja
retire I will be 70 when I retire. start learning		przejść na emeryturę
sack If you are caught stealing they will sack you. start learning		wyrzucić (z pracy)
scientist I’m a scientist and work in a laboratory. start learning		naukowiec
self-employed I would love to be self-employed and just work for myself. start learning		samozatrudniony
set up I want to set up my own company. start learning		założyć
temporary This is a temporary job which lasts for three months. start learning		tymczasowy
training course There is a training course on time management. start learning		kurs szkoleniowy
translator She speaks French and works as a translator. start learning		tłumacz, tłumaczka
unemployed How long have you been unemployed? start learning		bezrobotny
well-qualified My brother is well-qualified but he can’t get a job. start learning		wysoko wykwalifikowany
analytical Do you have an analytical mind? start learning		analityczny
bear I just can’t bear bad service. start learning		znieść
chemist I picked up the medicine at the chemist. start learning		apteka
compensate How can we compensate you for the bad meal? start learning		zrekompensować
complimentary They offered us complimentary drinks. start learning		gratisowy
crazy Justin is strange – I think he’s actually a bit crazy! start learning		szalony
enthusiastic Maria is enthusiastic about her new job. start learning		entuzjastyczny
entrepreneur Our daughter is a promising young entrepreneur. start learning		przedsiębiorca
express oneself It is difficult to express oneself when you get upset. start learning		wyrażać się
faulty This kettle is faulty so I will take it back to the shop. start learning		wadliwy, uszkodzony
flattery People use flattery to get what they want. start learning		pochlebstwo
get a job I’ve got no money so I really need to get a job. start learning		dostać pracę
hesitate Tell them that you will not hesitate to change banks. start learning		wahać się
humorous He complained in a humorous way about the service. start learning		dowcipny
impressive His experience is impressive so he should get the job. start learning		imponujący
inspect The authorities wanted to inspect the cleanliness of the restaurant. start learning		sprawdzić
instinct I have a good instinct about who to trust. start learning		instynkt
lose your temper I lose my temper really easily. start learning		tracić panowanie nad sobą
make it clear Make it clear you might change to another company. start learning		powiedzieć coś jasno
marketing Gareth works in marketing. start learning		marketing
mental note Make a mental note of the circumstances. start learning		notatka w pamięci
personally BA invited them personally to inspect the airline’s catering facilities. start learning		osobiście
pharmacy start learning		apteka Can you get some aspirin at the pharmacy for me?
product Can I ask you a few questions about your product? start learning		produkt
profitable Is your company profitable? start learning		rentowny, przynoszący zyski
profits I shared the profits from the business with my wife. start learning		zyski
properly He loves complaining properly and in writing. start learning		odpowiednio
reject I hope the bank won’t reject my application for a loan. start learning		odrzucić
sales I bought this jumper in the sales and it was reduced by 50 per cent! start learning		wyprzedaż
season This is the new clothes range for the autumn season. start learning		pora roku
sense He has a good spatial sense so he became an architect. start learning		wyczucie
share Investors usually take a share of the profits. start learning		udział
specific Don’t be too specific when you make a complaint. start learning		konkretny
spoil Don’t spoil your meal by getting into an argument. start learning		zepsuć
swear Never shout and swear – it achieves nothing. start learning		przeklinać
threaten You should threaten to tell the newspapers. start learning		za(grozić)
waste of time Screaming and shouting is a complete waste of time. start learning		strata czasu
admirable The way he is coping with the death of his grandfather is admirable. start learning		godny podziwu
bargain I got a real bargain in town – this dress only cost £10! start learning		okazja
calculate I am able to calculate space and distance. start learning		obliczyć
calculation I’m good at maths. I find complex calculations easy. start learning		obliczenie
caring I want to work in a caring profession like nursing. start learning		opiekuńczy
catering I would like to run a catering company. start learning		catering
certain I’m not certain if I will come to the party tonight. start learning		pewny
charismatic People like Dan because he’s so charismatic. start learning		charyzmatyczny
chief executive I wrote a letter to the chief executive of the company. start learning		dyrektor naczelny
complex I’m good at maths. I find complex calculations easy. start learning		złożony
convinced If they are not convinced by the presentation, they won’t invest their money. start learning		przekonany
countless I’ve had countless free meals because I complain. start learning		niezliczony
courier Using a courier service to send this package will be faster. start learning		kurier
creative His stories are creative and full of imagination. start learning		kreatywny, twórczy
den The children made a den in the woods where they hid. start learning		nora, kryjówka
doing very well Helen is doing very well in her new job. start learning		robić coś świetnie, świetnie dawac sobie radę
dreaded After the test, there’s the dreaded interview stage. start learning		budzący postrach
eccentric Our neighbour is an eccentric old man. start learning		ekscentryk, ekscentryczka
empty-handed We had to leave the bank empty-handed because they wouldn’t lend us the money. start learning		z pustymi rękami
fair Is it fair to give money to Katie but not to her sister? start learning		w porządku
finance director Anthony is the finance director for the company. start learning		dyrektor finansowy
fumes Horrible fumes are coming out of that old bus. start learning		spaliny
function One function of the product is to open bottles. start learning		funkcja
graphic design He used his art degree to get a job in graphic design. start learning		projektowanie graficzne
hopeless British people are usually hopeless at complaining. start learning		strasznie, beznadziejnie
imagine I can’t imagine living anywhere else but here. start learning		wyobrażać sobie
improvise I don’t like to improvise – I prefer to act from a script. start learning		improwizować
initiative We should hire her – she shows a lot of initiative. start learning		inicjatywa
lobby I’ll meet you in the main lobby of the hotel. start learning		korytarz, hall
look for a job When my exams finish, I’ll look for a job. start learning		szukać pracy
loyal Our shop has loyal customers who come here regularly. start learning		lojalny
make it Do you think Philip’s company will make it? start learning		udać się
marketing director Who is the marketing director at this company? start learning		szef marketingu
mouldy They served mouldy strawberries on the aeroplane. start learning		spleśniały
move on Selling my wedding dress helped me move on from my marriage breakdown. start learning		poradzić sobie z czymś, iść dalej
obsessive My younger sister is obsessive about the boy band One Direction. start learning		mający obsesje na punkcie czegoś
outlet She works in a designer clothing outlet store. start learning		sklep outletowy
practicality start learning		praktycznośćThe practicality of the product convinced them to invest money in it.
principle I find it easy to understand theoretical principles. start learning		zasada
product designer She’s a product designer and designed a can opener. start learning		projektant wyrobów
puddle I slipped in a puddle of water. start learning		kałuża
replica He’s making a new table that is a replica of Windsor Castle. start learning		replika
rights You should know your rights when you complain. start learning		prawa
scratch Try not to scratch my mobile phone screen. start learning		porysować
send in a CV You should send in a CV to that marketing company. start learning		wysłać w CV
slogan Do you have an advertising slogan for your product? start learning		slogan
spatial You need good spatial awareness to be an architect. start learning		przestrzenny
standards This is an unusual drop in your high standards. start learning		standardy
stock market want to work on the stock market so I’m going to study finance. start learning		giełda (papierów wartościowych)
successful He owns a really successful clothing company. start learning		udany, odnoszący sukcesy
theoretical I find it easy to understand theoretical principles. start learning		teoretyczny
type How fast can you type? start learning		pisać na komputerze
veil Did you wear a veil on your wedding day? start learning		welon
worthless His idea for a new product was worthless. start learning		bezwartościowy
care Take care of your teeth or you will have problems. start learning		dbałość
careful That drink is hot. Please be careful not to drop it. start learning		ostrożny
carefully Drive carefully so you don’t have an accident. start learning		ostrożnie
careless He is a careless driver. He will cause an accident. start learning		nieostrożny
carelessly He carelessly threw away an important document. start learning		niedbale
comfort I bought this sofa for comfort, not style. start learning		komfort
comfortable The room wasn’t great but the bed was comfortable. start learning		wygodny
uncomfortable This chair is uncomfortable. I need to buy a new one. start learning		niewygodny
comfortably Is everyone sitting comfortably? start learning		wygodnie
uncomfortably The train was uncomfortably hot. start learning		niekomfortowo
fortune He couldn’t believe his good fortune when he found $20. start learning		szczęście, uśmiech losu
fortunate He didn’t look when he crossed the road and was fortunate not to have an accident. start learning		mieć szczęście
unfortunate It’s unfortunate you couldn’t be at the party. start learning		niepomyślny
fortunately The rain was heavy, but fortunately we had umbrellas. start learning		na szczęście
unfortunately Unfortunately it rained almost every day. start learning		niepomyślnie, niestety
patience You need a lot of patience to work with children. start learning		cierpliwość
patient He is patient and takes his time to explain things. start learning		cierpliwy
impatient She is so impatient and won’t wait for anything. start learning		niecierpliwy
patiently Please wait patiently to board the plane. start learning		cierpliwie
impatiently He kept impatiently pressing the bell to get attention. start learning		niecierpliwie
luck Are luck and practice just as important as talent? start learning		szczęście
lucky He was lucky enough to win the competition. start learning		szczęśliwy
unlucky Do you know anyone who is particularly unlucky? start learning		nieszczęśliwy
luckily Luckily he caught an earlier bus or he might have missed his flight. start learning		szczęśliwie
unluckily Unluckily for her, she missed her flight. start learning		nieszczęśliwie
adaptor Do you need a travel adaptor if you go abroad? start learning		adapter, przejściówka
alarm I programmed the alarm on my phone to wake me up. start learning		budzik
blogger This blogger has some really interesting views. start learning		bloger
co-ordinated I’m bad at sports because I’m not very co-ordinated. start learning		skoordynowany
desperate It was very late and I was desperate to get home. start learning		zdesperowany
device I love my new smartphone – it’s a very useful device. start learning		urządzenie
disconnect Disconnect your MP3 player from the computer. start learning		odłączyć
headphones Do you normally listen to music with headphones or with speakers? start learning		słuchawki
hits I searched for the new restaurant on Google, but I didn’t get any hits. start learning		trafienia
inspector start learning		inspektor The inspector asked to see our train tickets.
install start learning		zinstalować You need to install an update before using this program.
intelligent start learning		inteligentny She’s very intelligent. She always does well at school.
keyboard Do you prefer to use a keyboard with or withouta mouse? start learning		klawiatura
memory stick I save all my work on my memory stick. start learning		nośnik pamięci, pendrive
mistake It’s just a small mistake – don’t worry so much. start learning		błąd, pomyłka
mouse I bought a new wireless mouse for my computer. start learning		mysz
off button I pressed the off button on the TV. start learning		przycisk wyłączania
on button I pressed the on button on my laptop. start learning		przycisk włączania
owner I live in this house but I’m not the owner. start learning		właściciel(ka)
phone charger I put my phone charger into a socket. start learning		ładowarka do telefonu
plug How many pins do plugs in your country have? start learning		wtyczka
plug Plug your computer into the socket. start learning		podłączyć
relevant Much of the information is not relevant or useful. start learning		istotny
remote control Where’s the remote control for the TV? start learning		pilot
rescue We were lucky someone came to rescue us. start learning		ratować
screen My mobile has a large screen and I can watch videos. start learning		ekran
set I set my alarm clock for 7.30 a.m. start learning		nastawiać
socket I put my phone charger into a socket. start learning		gniazdo
solution A solution to our lack of space would be to move. start learning		rozwiązanie
speaker Do you normally listen to music with speakers? start learning		głośnik
stranger Don’t speak to that stranger. It might be dangerous. start learning		obcy, nieznajomy
survey A recent survey had some disappointing findings. start learning		ankieta, badanie
switch I can’t find the switch to turn it on. start learning		przycisk
switch off Switch off your mobile phone, please. start learning		wyłączyć
turn down Could you turn down the volume? It’s too loud. start learning		ściszyć
turn up Can you turn up the volume? I can’t hear it. start learning		pogłośnić
unplug I always unplug my computer when I have finished. start learning		odłączyć (od prądu)
upset I’m a bit upset and I don’t feel like talking. start learning		zmartwiony
USB cable I’ll need a USB cable to transfer the pictures to my computer. start learning		kabel USB
volume I made the volume on the TV louder. start learning		głośność
angel She’s such an angel, always looking after other people. start learning		anioł
boot If the car boot is full, put that bag on the back seat. start learning		bagażnik
common sense rozsądek Some things are just common sense. start learning		zdrowy
elite We observed the training of some elite sportsmen. start learning		elitarny
hitchhike I tried to hitchhike once, but I was unsuccessful. start learning		jeździć autostopem
information overload She always sends too many emails – it’s an information overload. start learning		nadmiar informacji
interruption I need to focus without any interruptions. start learning		przerwa
irritation Information overload is an irritation for many. start learning		irytacja
motorbike I want to ride my motorbike, but I’ve lost my helmet. start learning		motor
native I live in London but I’m a native New Yorker. start learning		mieszkaniec, mieszkanka
obscure The internet helps me to find obscure information. start learning		niejasny
phone box We don’t have a phone box – everyone has a mobile. start learning		budka telefoniczna
preset This app disconnects you from the web at preset times. start learning		nastawić (wcześniej)
productive I’ve had lots of time, but I haven’t been productive. start learning		wydajny
rent I pay $800 a month to rent my flat. start learning		wynająć
several They took me to several places. start learning		kilka
shiver The cold wind outside made me shiver. start learning		drżeć, dygotać
stroke of luck start learning		szczęśliwy traf Sometimes not getting what you want is a stroke of luck.
tank He opened the tank, and poured the petrol in. start learning		bak
technological I’m not very good with technological problems. start learning		technologiczny
tough We’ve been through some tough times, but it’s better now. start learning		trudny
tutor When I was at school, I had a great maths tutor. start learning		korepetytor, korepetytorka
vital The extra practice is vital if we want to win. start learning		ważny
willpower It takes a lot of willpower to give up smoking. start learning		siła woli
accused The dock is where an accused person sits in court. start learning		oskarżony
admire I really admire Japanese design. It’s my favourite. start learning		podziwiać
adopt We’ve decided to adopt a child. start learning		adoptować
alibi He had an alibi to prove where he was. start learning		alibi
case Not every criminal case can be solved. start learning		sprawa
commit Why do people commit crimes? start learning		popełnić
court The man was sentenced in court to life in prison. start learning		sąd
defence He had no defence for his terrible actions. start learning		obrona
deliberately Murder is the crime of killing a person deliberately. start learning		celowo
detective He was a detective in the London police force. start learning		detektyw
expression She was the ideal witness with her expression of honesty and kindness. start learning		wyraz twarzy
guilty She was found guilty of committing a crime. start learning		winny
icon Ronaldo is a football icon. start learning		ikona, symbol
ideal She was the ideal person for the job. start learning		idealny
identity No one is sure of the identity of the murderer. start learning		tożsamość
importance There was no malice in her, and no sense of importance. start learning		znaczenie
intend They intend to call four witnesses during the trial. start learning		planować
investigation They spent a considerable amount of time and moneyon the investigation. start learning		dochodzenie, śledztwo
launch He decided to launch Facebook in 2004. start learning		wprowadzić
mistaken I was mistaken for a waitress in the restaurant. start learning		omyłkowo wzięty (za kogoś)
murder To murder somebody is a terrible thing. start learning		zamordować
murder They had no idea who was responsible for the murder. start learning		morderstwo
murderer Weeks passed, but the murderer still wasn’t caught. start learning		morderca
original Wozniak designed the original Apple computers. start learning		pierwotny, początkowy
prisoner The prisoner had to spend 25 years in jail for murder. start learning		aresztowany(a), więzień, więźniarka
prosecution The prosecution intended to call four witnesses. start learning		oskarżyciel
prove They couldn’t prove that he committed the murder. start learning		udowodnić
remarkable You must have remarkable eyes if you can see that far! start learning		niezwykły
room-mate Moskovitz and Zuckerberg were room-mates. start learning		współlokator
sensation She became a worldwide singing sensation. start learning		udowodnić, sensacja
shut down The website was shut down by the university. start learning		zamknąć
solve How did she try to solve the mystery? start learning		rozwiązać
suspect The police questioned the suspect about the murder. start learning		podejrzany
transfer I’ll need a USB cable to transfer the pictures to my computer. start learning		przenieść
trial It was the strangest murder trial I have ever attended. start learning		rozprawa, proces
unsolved One of the great unsolved murder mysteries of all time is that of Jack the Ripper. start learning		niewyjaśniony
victim She saw Adams on the steps of the victim’s house. start learning		ofiara
witness He was a witness to the crime. abolish v obalić In England, the death penalty was abolished in 1965. start learning		świadek
acquit The judge acquitted him and he was set free. start learning		uniewinnić
album cover You can scroll through the album covers on your computer. start learning		okładka albumu
biological Steve Jobs found his biological mother in the 1980s. start learning		biologiczny
bloodshot You look really tired and your eyes are bloodshot. start learning		przekrwiony
brutal It was one of the most brutal murders in history. start learning		brutalny
computer programmer Mark Zuckerberg is an American computer programmer. start learning		programista komputerowy
considerable They spent a considerable amount of time and money on the investigation. start learning		znaczący, znaczny
cross-examine The lawyer began to cross-examine Mrs Salmon. start learning		wziąć w krzyżowy ogień pytań
dazed He stood in the middle of the road, looking dazed. start learning		oszołomiony, otępiały
death penalty In England, the death penalty was abolished in 1965. start learning		kara śmierci
dock The defendant stood in the dock, waiting to hear the judge’s decision. start learning		ława oskarżonych
eyesight The optician tested my eyesight yesterday. start learning		wzrok
foggy A murderer walked the dark, foggy streets of London. start learning		zamglony
founder Zuckerberg was one of the founders of Facebook. start learning		założyciel
honesty Her honesty meant that many people trusted her. start learning		uczciwość
iconic Tower Bridge is an iconic landmark in London. start learning		symboliczny
kindness Kindness is his great strength. start learning		życzliwość
lamplight The lamplight made everything on the street clear. start learning		światło lampy / latarni
landmark Tower Bridge is an iconic landmark in London. start learning		punkt orientacyjny
malice There was no malice in her. She didn’t want to hurt anyone. start learning		złośliwość
merchant Merchants were some of the main traders in the past. start learning		kupiec, handlowiec
monochrome It had a 23-inch monochrome screen. start learning		monochromatyczny
moonlight The moonlight made it a very clear evening. start learning		światło księżyca
novel Do you enjoy reading crime novels? start learning		powieść Czy lubisz czytać powieści kryminalne?
panic Please stay calm and do not cause a panic. start learning		panikować Zachowaj spokój i nie wywołuj paniki.
plead I understand he intends to plead ‘not guilty’. start learning		(nie) przyznawać się do winy Rozumiem, że zamierza przyznać się do „niewinności”.
powerless The police seemed powerless to stop the murders. start learning		bezsilny Policja wydawała się bezsilna, by powstrzymać morderstwa.
recent There has been another recent theory about how it happened. start learning		ostatnio, najnowszy Istnieje inna ostatnia teoria o tym, jak to się stało.
sample Cornwell analysed a DNA sample to prove who Jack the Ripper really was. start learning		próbka Cornwell przeanalizował próbkę DNA, aby udowodnić, kim naprawdę był Rozpruwacz.
silhouette It incorporated Jobs’ silhouette with the white Apple logo. start learning		sylwetka Uwzględniono sylwetkę Jobsa z białym logo Apple.
silicon Silicon is used to manufacture electronic parts. start learning		krzem Krzem jest wykorzystywany do produkcji części elektronicznych.
slight Her accent isn’t very strong. It’s a slight accent. start learning		delikatny Jej akcent nie jest zbyt mocny. To delikatny akcent.
spectacles I don’t wear spectacles because my eyesight is perfect. start learning		okulary Nie noszę okularów, ponieważ mój wzrok jest idealny.
terrorize He terrorized the inhabitants of the city. start learning		sterroryzować Terroryzował mieszkańców miasta.
tribute This logo was designed as a tribute to Steve Jobs. start learning		hołd To logo zostało zaprojektowane jako hołd dla Steve'a Jobsa.
Tube map A Tube map isn’t an accurate map of London. start learning		mapa metra Mapa metra nie jest dokładną mapą Londynu.
well-built Have you seen how big he is? He’s really well-built. start learning		dobrze zbudowany Widziałeś, jaki on jest duży? On jest naprawdę dobrze zbudowany.

Intermediate Polish wordlist - English File Intermediate 3 - Level B2

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