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Zaawansowane Słownictwo do GRE - Artystyczne Przedsięwzięcia

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apothegm
apothegm
[Rzeczownik]

a clever and concise expression that contains a general truth or principle

apoftegmat, maksyma

apoftegmat, maksyma

Ex: The wise old teacher often used an apothegm to convey profound lessons in just a few words. 
anachronism
anachronism
[Rzeczownik]

something occurring at a time when it could not have existed or happened

anachronizm, błąd chronologiczny

anachronizm, błąd chronologiczny

Ex: The speech referenced events that hadn't yet occurred—an unintentional anachronism. 
artifact
artifact
[Rzeczownik]

a man-made object, tool, weapon, etc. that was created in the past and holds historical or cultural significance

artefakt, wytwór człowieka

artefakt, wytwór człowieka

Ex: Artifacts of early tool-making like stone knives and projectile points show the ingenuity and resourcefulness of Paleolithic humans. 
buttress
buttress
[Rzeczownik]

a protruding structure that supports a building or wall and is made out of bricks or stones

przypora, skarpowanie

przypora, skarpowanie

Ex: The Gothic cathedral's towering buttresses provided essential structural support, allowing for the construction of soaring vaulted ceilings. 
connoisseur
connoisseur
[Rzeczownik]

an individual who is an expert of art, food, music, etc. and can judge its quality

koneser, ekspert

koneser, ekspert

Ex: As a wine connoisseur, he could discern subtle nuances in aroma and flavor, effortlessly identifying the region and vintage of each bottle. 
counterpoint
counterpoint
[Rzeczownik]

a musical composition in which two or more independent melodies are played or sung simultaneously, creating harmony and interplay

kontrapunkt

kontrapunkt

Ex: Bach's fugues are masterpieces of counterpoint. 
denouement
denouement
[Rzeczownik]

the last section of a literary or dramatic piece where the plot is concluded and all the matters of the work is explained

rozwiązanie, zakończenie

rozwiązanie, zakończenie

Ex: The denouement of the play revealed the true motives behind the protagonist’s actions. 
epigram
epigram
[Rzeczownik]

a saying that coveys an idea in a manner that is short and witty

epigram, dowcipne powiedzenie

epigram, dowcipne powiedzenie

eulogy
eulogy
[Rzeczownik]

a text or speech that offers high praise for a person or thing, not necessarily linked to the deceased

pochwała, panegiryk

pochwała, panegiryk

Ex: The book launch began with a eulogy of the author's previous works and his contribution to literature. 
prolixity
prolixity
[Rzeczownik]

the fact of having an excessive number of words that results in being tedious

rozwlekłość

rozwlekłość

Ex: The professor's lecture was criticized for its prolixity, as many students found the excessive detail and lengthy explanations overwhelming and tedious. 
raconteur
raconteur
[Rzeczownik]

an individual who has the skill of telling stories in a way that is entertaining

gawędziarz

gawędziarz

Ex: At the party, he proved himself to be a master raconteur with his engaging tales of travel. 
rhetoric
rhetoric
[Rzeczownik]

the study of techniques and principles for using language effectively, especially in public speaking

retoryka, sztuka oratorska

retoryka, sztuka oratorska

Ex: She studied rhetoric to improve her debate skills. 
to inform
to inform
[Czasownik]

to characterize or influence a style, behavior, opinion, etc.

informować, wpływać

informować, wpływać

Ex: The cultural heritage of the region informs the architecture of its buildings. 
canonical
canonical
[przymiotnik]

according to the rules that are broadly accepted or are official

kanoniczny, ortodoksyjny

kanoniczny, ortodoksyjny

Ex: The text is considered canonical in the study of classical literature, adhering to accepted scholarly standards. 
fanciful
fanciful
[przymiotnik]

coming from the imagination rather than facts

fantazyjny, zmyślony

fantazyjny, zmyślony

Ex: The fanciful tales of dragons and wizards delighted the children gathered around the storyteller. 
figurative
figurative
[przymiotnik]

using language in a way that words don't have their actual meaning, but an imaginative meaning instead

przenośny, metaforyczny

przenośny, metaforyczny

Ex: The poet’s use of figurative language painted vivid images in the reader’s mind. 
hackneyed
hackneyed
[przymiotnik]

(of phrases, words, ideas, etc.) used so much that it has lost its effect, interest, or originality

oklepany, banalny

oklepany, banalny

Ex: The film's plot was criticized for relying on hackneyed tropes that lacked creativity. 
kafkaesque
kafkaesque
[przymiotnik]

resembling Franz Kafka's works in being extremely nightmarish, bizarre, and confusing

kafkowski, kafkaesque

kafkowski, kafkaesque

Ex: Her dream was so kafkaesque that she woke up unsure of what was real and what was imagined. 
limpid
limpid
[przymiotnik]

(of language or music) clear and easy to understand

przejrzysty, jasny

przejrzysty, jasny

Ex: The speaker’s limpid prose made complex ideas accessible to everyone in the audience. 
macabre
macabre
[przymiotnik]

disturbing and fear inducing due to its connection with death, murder, violence, etc.

makabryczny

makabryczny

Ex: The film's macabre scenes of violence left a lasting impact on its audience. 
mellifluous
mellifluous
[przymiotnik]

(of sounds) smooth, pleasant, and sweet to the ear

melodyjny, słodki i przyjemny dla ucha

melodyjny, słodki i przyjemny dla ucha

Ex: The mellifluous tones of the cello filled the concert hall with warmth and emotion. 
objective
objective
[przymiotnik]

having an existence that is independent of personal perception or interpretation

obiektywny, niezależny od percepcji

obiektywny, niezależny od percepcji

Ex: Philosophers question whether objective reality exists. 
phantasmagorical
phantasmagorical
[przymiotnik]

seeming unreal, confusing, and dream-like

fantasmagoryczny, nierealny

fantasmagoryczny, nierealny

Ex: Her dream was so phantasmagorical that it felt like stepping into a world where logic had no place. 
phony
phony
[przymiotnik]

not based on honesty or truth and intended to mislead others

fałszywy, oszukańczy

fałszywy, oszukańczy

Ex: The phony psychic claimed to have special powers but was exposed as a fraud. 
posthumous
posthumous
[przymiotnik]

referring to something that happens, is published, or is awarded after the death of the person to whom it relates

pośmiertny

pośmiertny

Ex: The author's posthumous novel was published a year after her death, becoming a bestseller. 
subjective
subjective
[przymiotnik]

existing within one's mind and dependent on one's perspective rather than reality

subiektywny, osobisty

subiektywny, osobisty

Ex: Reality can feel subjective, shaped by individual consciousness. 
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