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Zaawansowane Słownictwo do GRE - Cechy i Dyspozycja

Tutaj nauczysz się niektórych angielskich słów dotyczących cech i usposobienia, takich jak "smutny", "istniejący", "naiwny" itp., które są potrzebne do egzaminu GRE.

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abrasive
abrasive
[przymiotnik]

behaving in a mean and disrespectful manner with no concern for others

abrasywny, drażniący

abrasywny, drażniący

Ex: His abrasive remarks upset everyone in the meeting. 
ambiguous
ambiguous
[przymiotnik]

having more than one possible meaning or interpretation

niejednoznaczny, dwuznaczny

niejednoznaczny, dwuznaczny

Ex: The term “investment” can be ambiguous in different financial contexts. 
audacious
audacious
[przymiotnik]

taking risks that are bold and shocking

śmiały, zuchwały

śmiały, zuchwały

Ex: His audacious plan to revolutionize the industry involved introducing radical changes that shocked competitors and investors alike. 
catholic
catholic
[przymiotnik]

having an inclusive nature, characterized by openness and acceptance toward different viewpoints or aspects of human experience

uniwersalny, eklektyczny

uniwersalny, eklektyczny

Ex: She has a catholic taste in music, enjoying a wide range of genres. 
complementary
complementary
[przymiotnik]

useful to each other or enhancing each other's qualities when brought together

uzupełniający, wzajemnie się uzupełniający

uzupełniający, wzajemnie się uzupełniający

Ex: The two colors are complementary and create a harmonious contrast in the painting. 
credulous
credulous
[przymiotnik]

believing things easily even without much evidence that leads to being easy to deceive

łatwowierny, naiwny

łatwowierny, naiwny

Ex: It's surprising how even educated people can be so credulous when it comes to superstitions. 
decorous
decorous
[przymiotnik]

showing a polite, dignified, and appropriate manner of behaving

przyzwoity, stosowny

przyzwoity, stosowny

Ex: The guests at the formal dinner party displayed decorous behavior, speaking politely and adhering to proper dining etiquette. 
doleful
doleful
[przymiotnik]

filled with grief and sorrow

żałobny, smutny

żałobny, smutny

Ex: The doleful wailing of the woman could be heard throughout the neighborhood as she mourned the loss of her child. 
eccentric
eccentric
[przymiotnik]

slightly strange in behavior, appearance, or ideas

ekscentryczny, oryginalny

ekscentryczny, oryginalny

Ex: Her eccentric fashion choices always turn heads. 
eminent
eminent
[przymiotnik]

having a position or quality that is noticeably great and respected

wybitny, sławny

wybitny, sławny

Ex: The eminent professor was widely respected for his contributions to physics. 
estimable
estimable
[przymiotnik]

deserving of admiration or approval

godny szacunku, zasługujący na podziw

godny szacunku, zasługujący na podziw

Ex: The charity does estimable work in the community and is rightfully praised for their efforts helping those in need. 
extant
extant
[przymiotnik]

existing despite being extremely old

istniejący, zachowany

istniejący, zachowany

Ex: The museum houses an extant manuscript from the 15th century. 
garrulous
garrulous
[przymiotnik]

talking a great deal, particularly about trivial things

gadatliwy, rozmowny

gadatliwy, rozmowny

Ex: Her garrulous phone calls often lasted for hours, filled with small talk. 
improvident
improvident
[przymiotnik]

lacking proper consideration and foresight, especially when it comes to savings and money

nieroztropny, rozrzutny

nieroztropny, rozrzutny

Ex: His improvident spending habits led to financial trouble. 
ingrained
ingrained
[przymiotnik]

(of beliefs, behaviors, habits, etc.) existing for so long and so deeply rooted that has made changing very difficult

zakorzeniony, głęboko zakorzeniony

zakorzeniony, głęboko zakorzeniony

Ex: Her ingrained habits made it difficult to adapt to the new system. 
jocular
jocular
[przymiotnik]

having a humorous and joking manner

żartobliwy, dowcipny

żartobliwy, dowcipny

Ex: His jocular remarks lightened the mood at the meeting. 
languid
languid
[przymiotnik]

moving in a slow, effortless, and attractive manner

ociężały, powolny

ociężały, powolny

Ex: She walked with a languid grace, turning heads wherever she went. 
mercurial
mercurial
[przymiotnik]

prone to unpredicted and sudden changes

kapryśny, zmienny

kapryśny, zmienny

Ex: Her mercurial mood swings made it hard for friends to keep up. 
naive
naive
[przymiotnik]

lacking experience and wisdom due to being young

naiwny, prostoduszny

naiwny, prostoduszny

Ex: She was naive to the ways of the world, trusting everyone she met without question. 
offhand
offhand
[przysłówek]

without any preparation or prior thought

spontanicznie, bez przygotowania

spontanicznie, bez przygotowania

Ex: The suggestion was given offhand, without considering its impact. 
patronizing
patronizing
[przymiotnik]

treating someone in a seemingly friendly manner but in reality treating them as if they are below one in importance and intelligence

protekcjonalny, opatronujący

protekcjonalny, opatronujący

Ex: Her patronizing comments made it clear she didn’t think the team’s ideas were valuable. 
pretentious
pretentious
[przymiotnik]

trying too hard to attract attention or impress others

pretensjonalny, afektowany

pretensjonalny, afektowany

Ex: The pretentious host constantly name‑dropped celebrities. 
prospective
prospective
[przymiotnik]

likely to become a reality in the future

potencjalny, przyszły

potencjalny, przyszły

Ex: The prospective merger between the two companies has generated a lot of interest in the business community. 
restive
restive
[przymiotnik]

impatient to move or progress, especially due to confinement or obstruction from desired movement

niespokojny, niecierpliwy

niespokojny, niecierpliwy

Ex: Officials felt restive as the long negotiations dragged on without any sign of breakthrough. 
rudimentary
rudimentary
[przymiotnik]

consisting of fundamental and basic principles

rudymentarny, elementarny

rudymentarny, elementarny

Ex: She had only a rudimentary understanding of the language, knowing just a few basic phrases. 
simultaneous
simultaneous
[przymiotnik]

taking place at precisely the same time

jednoczesny, synchroniczny

jednoczesny, synchroniczny

Ex: The two teams scored simultaneous goals, resulting in a tie game. 
synchronous
synchronous
[przymiotnik]

occurring at the exact same speed or time

synchroniczny, zsynchronizowany

synchroniczny, zsynchronizowany

Ex: The audio and video tracks were synchronized to be perfectly synchronous. 
taciturn
taciturn
[przymiotnik]

tending to be reserved and untalkative, in a way that makes one seem unfriendly

małomówny, milczący

małomówny, milczący

Ex: His taciturn demeanor at the party gave the impression that he wasn't enjoying himself. 
unflappable
unflappable
[przymiotnik]

having the ability to stay composed and calm in difficult circumstances

niewzruszony, spokojny

niewzruszony, spokojny

Ex: Despite the chaos, she remained unflappable, handling the situation with poise and confidence. 
unstinting
unstinting
[przymiotnik]

generously giving something such as help, money, time, praise, etc.

hojny, nie szczędzący

hojny, nie szczędzący

Ex: Her unstinting support during the crisis was invaluable. 
to bristle
to bristle
[Czasownik]

to react in an angry, aggressive, or defensive manner

zjeżyć się, zareagować agresywnie

zjeżyć się, zareagować agresywnie

Ex: The team bristled when their strategy was mocked. 
to bemoan
to bemoan
[Czasownik]

to express great regret or sorrow for something

opłakiwać, narzekać

opłakiwać, narzekać

Ex: She bemoaned the loss of her favorite book. 
to deride
to deride
[Czasownik]

to insult or make fun of someone as if they are stupid or worthless

wyśmiewać, drwić

wyśmiewać, drwić

Ex: She was hurt when her own family began to deride her decision to drop out of law school and pursue music. 
to dupe
to dupe
[Czasownik]

to trick someone into believing something that is not true

oszukiwać, nabierać

oszukiwać, nabierać

Ex: The scammer duped unsuspecting individuals into giving away their personal information by pretending to be a bank representative. 
to hector
to hector
[Czasownik]

to speak or behave aggressively toward someone and try to force them into doing something

zastraszać, przymuszać

zastraszać, przymuszać

Ex: He hectored his team into working overtime on the project. 
anomaly
anomaly
[Rzeczownik]

something that deviates from what is considered normal, expected, or standard

anomalia, nieregularność

anomalia, nieregularność

Ex: Scientists were puzzled by the orbital anomaly of a newly discovered asteroid that didn't fit theories of planetary motion. 
fidelity
fidelity
[Rzeczownik]

the quality of showing loyalty and faithfulness to someone or something

wierność, lojalność

wierność, lojalność

Ex: He admired the dog's fidelity to its owner. 
propriety
propriety
[Rzeczownik]

the way of behaving that is considered to be morally and socially correct and acceptable

przyzwoitość,  poprawność

przyzwoitość, poprawność

Ex: She was known for her propriety at social gatherings. 
to bemoan
to bemoan
[Czasownik]

to express dissatisfaction with something

opłakiwać, narzekać

opłakiwać, narzekać

Ex: She bemoaned the delay in receiving her order. 
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