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Question		Answer
amused The man looked a little amused start learning		rozbawiony
app You can get an app on your phone now to do just about anything. start learning		aplikacja
awkward Geoff looked uneasy and awkward. start learning		niezręczny Geoff wyglądał na zakłopotanego i niezręcznego.
bad-tempered a bad-tempered old man start learning		o złym usposobieniu
believe Do you believe his story? I don't believe you! start learning		uwierzyć
bleep the shrill bleep of the alarm clock start learning		piszczący dźwięk
bored After an hour people started to get bored. start learning		znudzony
cheerful He is feeling more cheerful than before. start learning		wesoły
choice Voters have a choice between three political parties. start learning		wybór
confident I'm much more confident about my ability. start learning		pewny siebie
curious Puppies are naturally curious. start learning		ciekawy
depressed She felt lonely and depressed. start learning		przygnębiony Czuła się samotna i przygnębiona.
dissatisfied If you are dissatisfied with our service, please let us know. start learning		niezadowolony
enthusiastic Everyone was very enthusiastic about the project. start learning		entuzjastyczny
excited The kids are getting really excited about the trip. start learning		podekscytowany
extremely I'm extremely sorry. start learning		niezwykle
feel Do you still feel hungry? start learning		czuć
feeling I had terrible feelings of guilt. \| Don’t try to hide your feelings. start learning		uczucie
frustrated I get really frustrated with my computer sometimes. start learning		sfrustrowany
grumpy She's always grumpy in the morning. start learning		gderliwy
impatient The passengers were becoming impatient. start learning		niecierpliwy
insecure She's very insecure about her appearance. start learning		niepewny
inventor Alexander Bell was the inventor of the telephone. start learning		wynalazca
life Life in London is so hectic. start learning		życie
lonely Don't you get lonely living on your own? start learning		samotny
nervous She was very nervous about her driving test. start learning		nerwowy
panic Don’t panic if things don’t go as you planned. \| The smell of fire panicked the horses. \| She began to feel panicky as the date of the exam got closer. start learning		panikować
positive You should try and be more positive. start learning		pozytywny
psychologist A psychologist studies the mind. start learning		psycholog
random a random sample of 120 families start learning		losowy
recollect I don't recollect her name. start learning		pamiętać
register The thermometer registered 74°F. start learning		zarejestrować
relaxed Gail was lying in the sun, looking happy and relaxed. start learning		zrelaksowany
report He was reported dead in the newspapers. start learning		raport
self-aware She is very self-aware - she knows her strengths and weaknesses. start learning		samoświadomy
sleepy I felt really sleepy after lunch. start learning		senny
slightly Each painting is slightly different. start learning		nieco
stress She stressed the need for more money for the project. start learning		podkreślać coś, akcentować
stressed Work makes me feel really stressed. start learning		zestresowany
track The progress of each student is tracked by computer. start learning		śledzić
uncomfortable The heat made her feel uncomfortable. \| She felt uncomfortable about being photographed. start learning		niewygodny
unsociable He was feeling unsociable so he stayed at home. start learning		nietowarzyski
upset She’s still very upset about her father’s death. \| He was upset that Helen had lied to him. start learning		przygnębiony
commute He commutes to York. start learning		dojeżdżać
determined She was determined to start her own business. start learning		zdeterminowany Była zdecydowana założyć własną firmę.
exciting an exciting discovery \| Their trip sounded really exciting. start learning		ekscytujący
fascinating a fascinating subject start learning		fascynujący
frustrating a frustrating experience \| It’s frustrating when nobody listens. start learning		denerwujący, frustrujący
nonstop a nonstop flight start learning		trwający bez przerwy
optimistic Tom’s optimistic about finding a job. \| He had an optimistic outlook. start learning		optymistyczny
overpaid overpaid football players start learning		przepłacony
pessimistic a pessimistic view of life \| She’s very pessimistic about the future. start learning		pesymistyczny
post-war post-war France start learning		powojenny
self-critical She's very self-critical - she should be less hard on herself. start learning		samo krytyczny
small talk He's not very good at making small talk. start learning		pogawędka
successful a successful businesswoman start learning		odnoszący sukcesy
talented a talented musician start learning		utalentowany
underfed The child was so underfed you could see her bones through her skin. start learning		niedożywiony
unpopular He was unpopular with many of his colleagues. \| an unpopular decision start learning		niepopularny
anonymous The person concerned wishes to remain anonymous. start learning		anonimowy
consistently She got consistently good marks. start learning		konsekwentnie
daydream Jessica sat at her desk daydreaming about Tom. start learning		marzyć na jawie
economist Economists had predicted the collapse of the share price. start learning		ekonomista
folk Some folk will do anything for money. start learning		ludzie, "wiara"
forest a tropical forest start learning		las
happiness Her eyes shone with happiness. start learning		szczęście
income Their annual income is less than £24 $000. \| a drop in income because of the recession start learning		dochód
inherit He inherited £10 $000 from his aunt. start learning		dziedziczyć
lack She suffers from a lack of confidence. start learning		brak
miserable He felt very miserable. start learning		nieszczęśliwy
mountain She is the first woman to climb this mountain. start learning		góra
nap He's taking his afternoon nap. start learning		drzemka
overcrowding The prison suffered from overcrowding. start learning		przeludnienie
pollution The public are in danger from industrial pollution. start learning		skażenie
psychiatrist The psychiatrist treated her for clinical depression. start learning		psychiatra
purpose The purpose of running a business is to make money. start learning		cel, powód
well-being We are responsible for the care and well-being of all our patients. start learning		dobre samopoczucie
aggression an act of agression start learning		agresja
difference What's the difference between a song and a poem? start learning		różnica
experiment experiments on rats start learning		eksperyment
index an index of economic growth start learning		indeks
kindness Sam never forgot her kindness. start learning		życzliwość
laugh a great holiday with lots of laughs start learning		śmiech
myth the myth of male superiority start learning		mit
overwhelmingly Members voted overwhelmingly to change the name of the organisation. \| an area with an overwhelmingly middle-class population start learning		z przeważającą ilością Posłowie zdecydowaną większością głosów zagłosowali za zmianą nazwy organizacji. \| obszar z przeważającą populacją klasy średniej
philosopher Plato, Aristotle and other Greek philosophers start learning		filozof
reality Crime is one of the realities of living in the city. \| She refuses to face reality. start learning		rzeczywistość
smile Keith smiled sweetly at me. start learning		uśmiech
spending an increase in government spending on education start learning		wydatki
tend My car tends to overheat. start learning		zmierzać, mieć tendencję
unhappy If you're so unhappy why don't you change jobs? start learning		nieszczęśliwy
violence There's too much violence on TV these days. start learning		przemoc
anti-social She was finding it hard to cope with her son's increasingly anti-social behaviour. start learning		antyspołeczny
athlete a professional athlete start learning		sportowiec
creative one of Japan’s most talented and creative film directors start learning		twórczy
criticism She faced strong criticism when she resigned. start learning		krytyka
entrepreneur He gave up his job to become an entrepreneur. start learning		przedsiębiorca
excitement the excitement of her new job start learning		podekscytowanie podekscytowanie jej nową pracą
financial a financial advisor start learning		finansowy doradca finansowy
hobby My hobbies are gardening and reading. start learning		hobby
intellectual children's intellectual development start learning		intelektualny
interest We both have an interest in music. start learning		zainteresowanie
non-conformist A writer who is famous for being a non-conformist. start learning		nonkonformista
rudeness Apologise to the teacher for your rudeness. start learning		grubiaństwo
security People want job security. \| financial security start learning		bezpieczeństwo
stimulation Everyone needs some form of intellectual stimulation. start learning		stymulacja
support Many people have given us support in our campaign. start learning		wsparcie
tax How much tax do you pay? \| Taxes are not included in the fare. start learning		podatek
variety I wanted a job with plenty of variety. start learning		różnorodność
active She's 80 but still very active. start learning		aktywny
air Let's go outside and get some fresh air. start learning		powietrze
companionship She joined the club for companionship. start learning		towarzystwo Dołączyła do klubu dla towarzystwa.
employee government employees start learning		pracownik
exhaustion He collapsed with exhaustion. start learning		wyczerpanie
leisure leisure activities such as sailing and swimming start learning		wolny czas
loneliness Some old people suffer from loneliness and depression. start learning		samotność
physical physical strength start learning		fizyczny
political a time of great political change start learning		polityczny
social The social life at college is great. \| a busy calendar of social events start learning		społeczny
annoying an annoying habit of interrupting start learning		denerwujący
creeps That guy gives me the creeps! start learning		ciarki Ten facet przyprawia mnie o ciarki!
giggle A group of girls were giggling at the back of the class. start learning		chichotać
annoyed Are you annoyed with me just because I’m a bit late? \| My sister’s annoyed that we didn’t call. start learning		zirytowany
creepy a creepy movie start learning		przerażający
depressing a depressing book start learning		przygnębiający
experience I had a very strange experience last week. start learning		doświadczenie
emotional children with emotional problems \| She needs emotional support. start learning		emocjonalny
encounter The government encountered resistance to its plans. start learning		napotkać
fair It's fair to say that most scientists agree on the evolution theory. \| To be fair $ she's only been in the job a week. start learning		fair, w porzadku
habit Biting your nails is a very bad habit. start learning		nawyk
hostility In some countries, there are feelings of hostility towards refugees. start learning		wrogość
inspire She inspired many young people to take up the sport. start learning		inspirować
judgement I trust your professional judgement. start learning		osąd
prosperity a time of economic prosperity start learning		dobrobyt
suspicion He was arrested on suspicion of robbery. \| He felt he was still under suspicion. start learning		podejrzenie, zarzut
aggressive an aggressive attitude start learning		agresywny
catching Julia's enthusiasm was catching. start learning		zaraźliwy
displeased She looked displeased. start learning		niezadowolony
efficient an efficient way of organising your work start learning		sprawny, efektywny sprawny sposób organizacji pracy
good-tempered a good-tempered dog start learning		łagodny, o dobrym usposobieniu
hopeless It was a hopeless task. start learning		beznadziejny
illegal It's illegal to park here. start learning		nielegalny
illiterate Illiterate adults are taught to read and write at evening classes. start learning		analfabeta
immature He's very immature. start learning		niedojrzały
impossible It is impossible to predict what will happen. start learning		niemożliwy
inexperienced an inexperienced driver start learning		niedoświadczony
intensive an intensive language course start learning		intensywny
misunderstood Rodman claims that he is misunderstood, and that the media have always portrayed him unfairly. start learning		niezrozumiany
pleasant They spent a pleasant evening together. start learning		przyjemne
powerful the most powerful man in Hollywood \| rich and powerful nations start learning		potężny
pre-war life in pre-war Britain start learning		przedwojenny
psychological psychological problems start learning		psychologiczny
responsible He is responsible for the deaths of fifteen people. start learning		odpowiedzialny
restless The children were getting restless. start learning		niespokojny
scientific advances in scientific research start learning		naukowy
self-confident She has grown into a self-confident young woman. start learning		pewny siebie
tired You look tired. start learning		zmęczony
tiring a long, tiring journey start learning		męczący
unsure If you are unsure of anything, just ask. start learning		niepewny
wealthy an extremely wealthy family start learning		zamożny
civil service Governments change, the civil service remains the same. start learning		służba cywilna
confidence I didn't have any confidence in myself. start learning		pewność siebie
contentment He gave a sigh of contentment, and fell asleep. start learning		zadowolenie
mask He was robbed by two men wearing masks. start learning		maska
underpaid Teachers are overworked and underpaid. start learning		niedopłacone Nauczyciele są zapracowani i niedostatecznie opłacani.
deserve After all that work you deserve a break. start learning		zasłużyć
fire She didn't want to get fired. \| I've just been fired from my job. start learning		ogień
trader a small trader who sells hats \| To the surprise of many Wall Street traders $ the dollar rose yesterday. start learning		handlowiec
tutor a private tutor start learning		korepetytor
non-violent start learning		bez przemocy
postgraduate start learning		podyplomowy
pro-government start learning		prorządowy
anti-government start learning		antyrządowy
self-aware start learning		samoświadomy
self-centered start learning		egocentryczny
self-confident start learning		pewny siebie
self-critical start learning		samo krytyczny
underfed start learning		niedożywiony
well-being start learning		dobre samopoczucie
an active social life start learning		aktywne życie towarzyskie
to get into debt start learning		zadłużyć się
to inherit a fortune start learning		odziedziczyć fortunę
intellectual stimulation start learning		Stymulacja intelektualna
a lack of money start learning		brak pieniędzy
rational start learning		racjonalny
a purpose start learning		cel
exhausting start learning		wyczerpujący
exhaustion start learning		wyczerpanie
secure start learning		bezpieczne
security start learning		bezpieczeństwo
finance start learning		finanse
intellect start learning		intelekt
panicky start learning		paniczny
panic start learning		panika
impatience start learning		niecierpliwość
hostility start learning		wrogość
ethusiatic start learning		entuzjastyczny
curious start learning		ciekawy
aware start learning		świadomy
creative start learning		twórczy
fit start learning		wysportowany
impatient start learning		Niecierpliwy
hostile start learning		wrogi
enthusiasm start learning		entuzjazm
curiosity start learning		ciekawość
awereness start learning		czujność
creativity start learning		kreatywność
content, contented start learning		zadowolony
optimism start learning		optymizm
optimist start learning		optymista
fitness start learning		bycie wysportowanym
satisfaction start learning		zadowolenie
satisfactory start learning		zadowalający
satisying start learning		satysfakcjonujący
satisfy start learning		usatysfakcjonować
satisfied start learning		zadowolona
disloyal start learning		nielojalny
anti-war start learning		antywojenny
mismanaged start learning		źle zarządzany
non-smoking start learning		nie palący
over-cooked start learning		rozgotowany
post-war start learning		powojenny
pro-European start learning		proeuropejskie
reunited start learning		ponownie zjednoczony
recharged start learning		naładowany ponownie
under-cooked start learning		niedogotowany
pleasant start learning		przyjemne
violent start learning		gwałtowny
bronchitis start learning		zapalenie oskrzeli
landline start learning		telefon stacjonarny
instant messeging start learning		wiadomości błyskawiczne (MESSENGER)
voicemail start learning		poczta głosowa
catch-up TV start learning		VOD

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