to ameliorate
to ameliorate
[Czasownik]

to make something, particularly something unpleasant or unsatisfactory, better or more bearable

poprawiać, łagodzić

poprawiać, łagodzić

Ex: Planting more trees can ameliorate air quality in urban areas. 
to accentuate
to accentuate
[Czasownik]

to emphasize, highlight, or draw attention to certain features or aspects of something

akcentować, podkreślać

akcentować, podkreślać

Ex: The artist used vibrant colors to accentuate the beauty of the landscape. 
to expedite
to expedite
[Czasownik]

to speed up or facilitate the progress of an action or task

przyspieszać, ułatwiać

przyspieszać, ułatwiać

Ex: The use of express shipping will help expedite the delivery of the package. 
to [take|borrow] a leaf out of {one's} book

to do something or to behave in a manner that is almost identical to that of someone else's

wziąć z kogoś przykład, zrobić coś na czyjś wzór

wziąć z kogoś przykład, zrobić coś na czyjś wzór

Ex: After witnessing her friend's dedication to fitness, Sarah decided to take a leaf out of her book and start exercising regularly. 
to amend
to amend
[Czasownik]

to make adjustments to improve the quality or effectiveness of something

poprawiać, udoskonalać

poprawiać, udoskonalać

Ex: The author amended the manuscript by revising the plot to create a more engaging story. 
to adorn
to adorn
[Czasownik]

to make something more beautiful by decorating it with attractive elements

ozdabiać, upiększać

ozdabiać, upiększać

Ex: She adorned her neck with a stunning necklace for the special occasion. 
to burnish
to burnish
[Czasownik]

to rub a surface to make it smooth, shiny, or glossy, often using a tool or an abrasive material

polerować, wygładzać

polerować, wygładzać

Ex: The silversmith burnished the edges of the silver tray for a refined finish. 
to darn
to darn
[Czasownik]

to mend a hole or worn area in fabric by sewing

cerować, łatac

cerować, łatac

Ex: She learned to darn socks from her grandmother. 
to [do] {one's} heart good

to bring someone a feeling of happiness or emotional relief

Ex: Seeing old friends again really did my heart good. 
to redress
to redress
[Czasownik]

to do something in order to make up for a wrongdoing or to make things right

naprawiać, wynagradzać

naprawiać, wynagradzać

Ex: The company promised to redress the mistakes made in the product delivery. 
to appease
to appease
[Czasownik]

to calm or satisfy someone by giving in to their demands or desires

uspokajać, zaspokajać

uspokajać, zaspokajać

Ex: The parent appeased the crying child by giving them a cookie. 
to mollify
to mollify
[Czasownik]

to do something that lessens someone's anger or sadness

łagodzić, uspokajać

łagodzić, uspokajać

Ex: She mollified her upset friend by apologizing sincerely. 
to placate
to placate
[Czasownik]

to put a stop to someone's feelings of anger

uspokoić, ugłaskać

uspokoić, ugłaskać

Ex: He offered an apology to placate his upset coworker. 
to propitiate
to propitiate
[Czasownik]

to bring an end to the anger of a person, ghost, spirit, or god by pleasing them

przebłagać, uciszyć

przebłagać, uciszyć

Ex: The villagers offered sacrifices to propitiate the gods during the drought. 
to [pour] oil on troubled waters

to calm a tense situation with gentle or diplomatic action

załagodzić napiętą sytuację, uspokoić nastroje

załagodzić napiętą sytuację, uspokoić nastroje

Ex: The teacher poured oil on troubled waters by listening to both students calmly. 
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