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Cambridge English: CPE (C2 Proficiency)
affiliation
affiliation
[Rzeczownik]

a connection between a person, group, or organization and another entity, often involving membership, support, or shared identity

przynależność, członkostwo

przynależność, członkostwo

Ex: Her affiliation with the university gave her access to research grants. 
affinity
affinity
[Rzeczownik]

a strong and natural liking or sympathy toward someone or something

powinowactwo, naturalna sympatia

powinowactwo, naturalna sympatia

Ex: She felt an instant affinity with the new student, recognizing a shared love for literature. 
allure
allure
[Rzeczownik]

the quality of attracting someone by being fascinating and glamorous

urok,  powab

urok, powab

Ex: She possessed an undeniable allure that captivated everyone around her. 
amalgam
amalgam
[Rzeczownik]

a combination or blend of different things

amalgamat, mieszanina

amalgamat, mieszanina

Ex: Her art is an amalgam of various styles, merging abstract and realism in a unique way. 
to amalgamate
to amalgamate
[Czasownik]

to combine different things, often diverse elements, into a single, unified whole

łączyć, scalać

łączyć, scalać

Ex: The chef sought to amalgamate unique flavors in the dish, creating a delightful taste. 
to annex
to annex
[Czasownik]

to attach a document to another, especially in formal or legal writings

załączyć, dołączyć

załączyć, dołączyć

Ex: The additional terms were annexed to the main contract for clarity. 
to append
to append
[Czasownik]

to fix or connect one object to another so that it hangs from or is joined to it

przymocować, przytwierdzić

przymocować, przytwierdzić

Ex: The ID badge was appended to a lanyard around his neck. 
to cohere
to cohere
[Czasownik]

to bring separate elements together so they form an organized, harmonious, or unified result

spajać, jednoczyć

spajać, jednoczyć

Ex: The editor cohered the scattered articles into a cohesive magazine issue. 
to collate
to collate
[Czasownik]

to arrange things in the proper format or order

sortować, porządkować

sortować, porządkować

Ex: As part of the publishing process, the editor will collate the manuscript to ensure that the pages are in the right order. 
collation
collation
[Rzeczownik]

the process of putting pages, documents, or other items into the correct numerical, logical, or sequential order

sortowanie, montaż

sortowanie, montaż

Ex: The printer handles automatic collation of multi-page documents. 
to concatenate
to concatenate
[Czasownik]

to connect or join multiple items, events, or ideas so that they form a continuous sequence

łączyć, sklejać w sekwencję

łączyć, sklejać w sekwencję

Ex: The filmmaker concatenated short clips to create a single documentary. 
concerted
concerted
[przymiotnik]

carried out jointly by multiple individuals or groups

zgrany, skoordynowany

zgrany, skoordynowany

Ex: The team made concerted efforts to meet the project deadline, working together to overcome challenges. 
to conglomerate
to conglomerate
[Czasownik]

to collect, combine, or cluster separate things into one body or unit

gromadzić się, zlepiać się

gromadzić się, zlepiać się

Ex: Clouds conglomerated over the horizon before the storm. 
conglomeration
conglomeration
[Rzeczownik]

a group or whole formed by gathering many different, often unrelated, items, ideas, or elements together

zgromadzenie, konglomerat

zgromadzenie, konglomerat

Ex: The market was a conglomeration of stalls selling food, clothes, and antiques. 
to consort
to consort
[Czasownik]

to be in harmony with something in style, nature, purpose, or meaning

harmonizować, zgadzać się

harmonizować, zgadzać się

Ex: His behavior does not consort with his public promises. 
to convoke
to convoke
[Czasownik]

to officially call people together for a meeting, assembly, or formal gathering

zwoływać, gromadzić

zwoływać, gromadzić

Ex: The president convoked a special session of parliament. 
nexus
nexus
[Rzeczownik]

a closely connected group of people, things, or ideas

nexus, sieć

nexus, sieć

Ex: The company's expansion into multiple markets created a nexus of international business operations. 
to subsume
to subsume
[Czasownik]

to include something within a larger category or idea

włączać, obejmować

włączać, obejmować

Ex: The theory of relativity subsumes Newtonian mechanics, as it encompasses and extends its principles. 
to clasp
to clasp
[Czasownik]

to grip or hold tightly with one's hand

ściskać, obejmować

ściskać, obejmować

Ex: The child clasped the teddy bear tightly, finding comfort in its soft embrace. 
correlation
correlation
[Rzeczownik]

a mutual relationship between things, where one tends to influence the other

korelacja, związek

korelacja, związek

Ex: The correlation between screen time and attention span is still debated. 
to congeal
to congeal
[Czasownik]

(of ideas, feelings, or groups) to take definite form

konkretyzować się, przybierać formę

konkretyzować się, przybierać formę

Ex: Over time, the team's plan congealed into a clear strategy. 
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