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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
to allude to
to allude to
[Czasownik]

to mention something without directly talking about it in detail

nawiązywać do, wspominać mimochodem

nawiązywać do, wspominać mimochodem

Ex: She alluded to her upcoming plans but didn't reveal the specific details. 
to apprise
to apprise
[Czasownik]

to notify someone about a situation, event, or information

informować, powiadamiać

informować, powiadamiać

Ex: She apprised the team of the project's status. 
to aver
to aver
[Czasownik]

to confidently state or declare something as true

twierdzić, oświadczać

twierdzić, oświadczać

Ex: The company's spokesperson averred that the product was safe for consumer use. 
to avow
to avow
[Czasownik]

to publicly state that something is the case

oświadczać, zapewniać

oświadczać, zapewniać

Ex: The politician avowed their commitment to transparency and accountability in government. 
to ascribe
to ascribe
[Czasownik]

to attribute a particular quality, cause, or origin to someone or something

przypisywać, przyporządkowywać

przypisywać, przyporządkowywać

Ex: Many historians ascribe the fall of the empire to a combination of economic and military factors. 
to broach
to broach
[Czasownik]

to introduce a subject for discussion, especially a sensitive or challenging matter

poruszać, zabierać głos

poruszać, zabierać głos

Ex: At the team meeting, the manager decided to broach the subject of restructuring to improve efficiency. 
to canvass
to canvass
[Czasownik]

to seek or gather opinions by asking questions or conducting a survey

przeprowadzać sondaż, zbierać opinie

przeprowadzać sondaż, zbierać opinie

Ex: They decided to canvass the neighborhood to get opinions on the new park. 
to divulge
to divulge
[Czasownik]

to reveal information that was kept secret to someone

ujawniać, zdradzać

ujawniać, zdradzać

Ex: Despite the pressure, he refused to divulge the password to his personal account. 
to expatiate
to expatiate
[Czasownik]

to write or speak about a subject and include much detail

rozwodzić się, szczegółowo opisywać

rozwodzić się, szczegółowo opisywać

Ex: When asked about his travels, he expatiated enthusiastically, describing every location in vivid detail. 
to explicate
to explicate
[Czasownik]

to explain or interpret something in a clear and detailed manner, often uncovering deeper meanings

wyjaśniać, interpretować

wyjaśniać, interpretować

Ex: The professor asked him to explicate the theory behind the experiment. 
to impute
to impute
[Czasownik]

to attribute a quality, action, or outcome to a person, cause, or source

przypisywać, imputować

przypisywać, imputować

Ex: The scandal was imputed to poor oversight. 
to purport
to purport
[Czasownik]

to claim or suggest something, often falsely or without proof

twierdzić, udawać

twierdzić, udawać

Ex: He purports to be an expert in finance, but he has no qualifications in the field. 
inquiringly
inquiringly
[przysłówek]

in a way that shows curiosity or a desire to know or learn something

ciekawie, z zaciekawieniem

ciekawie, z zaciekawieniem

Ex: She looked at him inquiringly, waiting for an explanation. 
to unbosom
to unbosom
[Czasownik]

to share or confess personal thoughts, feelings, or worries, especially to find relief

wylać serce, wyspowiadać się

wylać serce, wyspowiadać się

Ex: She unbosomed herself to her closest friend after the argument. 
to couch
to couch
[Czasownik]

to express something using specific words, phrasing, or style

wyrażać, formułować

wyrażać, formułować

Ex: He couched his criticism in polite terms. 
to elucidate
to elucidate
[Czasownik]

to clarify and make something clear

wyjaśniać, objaśniać

wyjaśniać, objaśniać

Ex: During the lecture, the professor elucidated the intricate details of the scientific theory. 
to promulgate
to promulgate
[Czasownik]

to make something known publicly, especially an idea, belief, or policy

ogłaszać, rozpowszechniać

ogłaszać, rozpowszechniać

Ex: She promulgated her views on education reform in a televised interview. 
to [tell] tales (out of|outside) school

to share information that is secret or private

wynosić poufne sprawy, rozpowiadać prywatne sprawy

wynosić poufne sprawy, rozpowiadać prywatne sprawy

Ex: You mean Fred? The guy who always tells tales outside school? 
to laud
to laud
[Czasownik]

to praise or express admiration for someone or something

chwalić, wychwalać

chwalić, wychwalać

Ex: Teachers should laud students for their achievements to boost their confidence. 
to tout
to tout
[Czasownik]

to enthusiastically promote or advertise something, emphasizing its positive qualities to attract attention or interest

reklamować,  zachwalać

reklamować, zachwalać

Ex: Marketers often tout the benefits of a new product through promotional campaigns. 
to extol
to extol
[Czasownik]

to praise highly

wychwalać, wysławiać

wychwalać, wysławiać

Ex: The coach took a moment to extol the team's exceptional performance during the championship game. 
adjuration
adjuration
[Rzeczownik]

a serious and heartfelt request urging someone to take action

błaganie, prośba

błaganie, prośba

Ex: The leader's adjuration for peace moved the crowd. 
to beseech
to beseech
[Czasownik]

to sincerely and desperately ask for something

błagać, zaklinać

błagać, zaklinać

Ex: I beseech you, please reconsider your decision and grant me another chance. 
to exhort
to exhort
[Czasownik]

to strongly and enthusiastically encourage someone who is doing something

nawoływać, zachęcać entuzjastycznie

nawoływać, zachęcać entuzjastycznie

Ex: The teacher exhorted the students to embrace challenges as opportunities for growth and learning. 
to implore
to implore
[Czasownik]

to earnestly and desperately beg for something

błagać, zaklinać

błagać, zaklinać

Ex: She implored her parents to let her attend the concert, promising to finish her chores. 
to importune
to importune
[Czasownik]

to request something in an annoyingly persistent way

natrętnictwo, nękać

natrętnictwo, nękać

Ex: Fans would often importune the celebrity for autographs, even during her private outings. 
to cadge
to cadge
[Czasownik]

to obtain something, often by imposing on others, without intending to repay or reciprocate the favor

żebrać, wyłudzać

żebrać, wyłudzać

Ex: She often cadges rides from her coworkers when she doesn't feel like taking the bus. 
suppliant
suppliant
[przymiotnik]

humbly and earnestly asking for something, especially from someone in power or authority

błagalny, proszący

błagalny, proszący

Ex: The suppliant pilgrims knelt before the altar. 
to disseminate
to disseminate
[Czasownik]

to spread information, ideas, or knowledge to a wide audience

rozpowszechniać, upowszechniać

rozpowszechniać, upowszechniać

Ex: Social media has become a powerful tool to disseminate news and information quickly. 
to proffer
to proffer
[Czasownik]

to offer something and let the other person decide whether to accept or reject it

proponować, oferować

proponować, oferować

Ex: The job applicant nervously proffered their resume to the interviewer. 
opening gambit

a calculated remark or action used at the start of a conversation, negotiation, or game to gain an advantage

Ex: Her opening gambit in the meeting was a direct challenge to the proposal. 
to solicit
to solicit
[Czasownik]

to request something, usually in a formal or persistent manner

wnioskować, prosić

wnioskować, prosić

Ex: The lawyer is currently soliciting information from potential witnesses for the upcoming trial. 
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