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Zaawansowane Słownictwo do GRE - Pozostań po Bezpiecznej Stronie!

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chary
chary
[przymiotnik]

afraid and cautious of the possible outcomes of an action, thus reluctant to take risks or action

ostrożny, nieufny

ostrożny, nieufny

Ex: His chary approach to lending money was a result of previous bad experiences. 
deleterious
deleterious
[przymiotnik]

inflicting damage or harm on someone or something

szkodliwy, niszczący

szkodliwy, niszczący

Ex: Smoking cigarettes has been proven to have deleterious effects on one's health. 
doughty
doughty
[przymiotnik]

overflowing with bravery and determination

dzielny, odważny

dzielny, odważny

Ex: Known for her doughty attitude, she tackled every challenge with resolve. 
hardy
hardy
[przymiotnik]

possessing bravery and boldness

odważny, dzielny

odważny, dzielny

Ex: Her hardy spirit allowed her to face challenging situations with confidence. 
imminent
imminent
[przymiotnik]

(particularly of something unpleasant) likely to take place in the near future

nieuchronny,  bliski

nieuchronny, bliski

Ex: With tensions escalating between the two countries, war seemed imminent. 
incendiary
incendiary
[przymiotnik]

utilized to set fire on a property

podpalający, zapalający

podpalający, zapalający

Ex: The authorities found incendiary devices at the scene of the arson. 
inflammable
inflammable
[przymiotnik]

capable of easily catching fire

łatwopalny, zapalny

łatwopalny, zapalny

Ex: The inflammable wood was a hazard and had to be removed from the construction site. 
innocuous
innocuous
[przymiotnik]

not likely to cause injury, offense, or strong reaction

nieszkodliwy, niewinny

nieszkodliwy, niewinny

Ex: His comment seemed innocuous but sparked controversy. 
intrepid
intrepid
[przymiotnik]

very courageous and not afraid of situations that are dangerous

nieustraszony, odważny

nieustraszony, odważny

Ex: The intrepid journalist ventured into conflict zones to report the truth. 
mettlesome
mettlesome
[przymiotnik]

overflowing with courage and determination

odważny, zdeterminowany

odważny, zdeterminowany

Ex: The mettlesome leader inspired the team with his bravery. 
moribund
moribund
[przymiotnik]

approaching death

umierający, konający

umierający, konający

Ex: He was found moribund after days without food or water. 
obstreperous
obstreperous
[przymiotnik]

unwilling to submit to authority or control

nieposłuszny, buntowniczy

nieposłuszny, buntowniczy

Ex: The obstreperous student refused to follow the teacher's instructions and shouted over her voice. 
plucky
plucky
[przymiotnik]

possessing or displaying determination and bravery

odważny, dzielny

odważny, dzielny

Ex: Her plucky response to the challenge inspired everyone around her. 
precarious
precarious
[przymiotnik]

full of danger or uncertainty, likely to cause harm or accidents

niebezpieczny, niestabilny

niebezpieczny, niestabilny

Ex: Walking on the icy sidewalk was precarious, and many people slipped and fell. 
pugnacious
pugnacious
[przymiotnik]

eager to start a fight or argument

zadziorny, wojowniczy

zadziorny, wojowniczy

Ex: Always looking for a fight, his pugnacious behavior earned him a reputation in the office. 
sangfroid
sangfroid
[Rzeczownik]

the skill to stay calm when in a situation that is difficult or dangerous

zimna krew

zimna krew

Ex: His sangfroid during the emergency impressed everyone on the team. 
solicitous
solicitous
[przymiotnik]

overflowing with anxiety, unease, or concern

troskliwy, zaniepokojony

troskliwy, zaniepokojony

Ex: Eager to ensure comfort, the staff acted with solicitous attention to each guest. 
timorous
timorous
[przymiotnik]

lacking bravery and confidence

nieśmiały, bojaźliwy

nieśmiały, bojaźliwy

Ex: Her timorous voice betrayed her anxiety about speaking in public. 
unassailable
unassailable
[przymiotnik]

not capable of being criticized, attacked, or doubted

niepodważalny, bezdyskusyjny

niepodważalny, bezdyskusyjny

Ex: The defense attorney presented an unassailable case, leaving no room for doubt. 
wary
wary
[przymiotnik]

feeling or showing caution and attentiveness regarding possible dangers or problems

ostrożny, podejrzliwy

ostrożny, podejrzliwy

Ex: She was wary of strangers approaching her late at night. 
cataclysm
cataclysm
[Rzeczownik]

a sudden or disastrous event that destroys or changes a whole region or system

kataklizm, klęska

kataklizm, klęska

Ex: Fall of the Western Roman Empire marked a political and economic cataclysm from which Europe did not recover for centuries. 
charlatan
charlatan
[Rzeczownik]

an individual who acts as if they possess special qualities, knowledge, or skills

szarlatan, oszust

szarlatan, oszust

Ex: The so-called healer was exposed as a charlatan when his treatments failed to produce results. 
conflagration
conflagration
[Rzeczownik]

an extremely intense and destructive fire

pożar, niszczący ogień

pożar, niszczący ogień

Ex: The forest was reduced to ashes in the massive conflagration, which raged uncontrollably for days. 
firebrand
firebrand
[Rzeczownik]

an individual who is passionate about a cause, particularly political, and urges others to take action toward said cause, normally leading to trouble

podżegacz, buntownik

podżegacz, buntownik

Ex: As a firebrand, she rallied people to the cause with impassioned speeches and bold actions. 
gambit
gambit
[Rzeczownik]

a strategic action or remark that is used to gain an advantage, particularly in the early stages of a situation, game, conversation, etc.

gambit, posunięcie strategiczne

gambit, posunięcie strategiczne

Ex: His opening gambit in the negotiation set the tone for a successful deal. 
haven
haven
[Rzeczownik]

a place that provides safety, peace, and favorable living conditions for humans or animals

przystań, schronienie

przystań, schronienie

Ex: The remote island served as a haven for endangered wildlife, providing sanctuary for species at risk of extinction. 
makeshift
makeshift
[Rzeczownik]

a thing that is used as an inferior and temporary substitute for something that is not available

tymczasowe rozwiązanie, zastępstwo tymczasowe

tymczasowe rozwiązanie, zastępstwo tymczasowe

Ex: They used a makeshift as a table during the camping trip, improvising with available materials. 
melee
melee
[Rzeczownik]

a fight that is noisy, confusing, and involves many people

bijatyka, zamieszanie

bijatyka, zamieszanie

Ex: The concert turned chaotic when a melee broke out among the crowd. 
presentiment
presentiment
[Rzeczownik]

a feeling or suspicion that something, particularly something unpleasant, is about to take place

przeczucie, premonicja

przeczucie, premonicja

Ex: She had a presentiment that something was wrong when she received the late-night call. 
reprisal
reprisal
[Rzeczownik]

the act of hurting or damaging one's opponent or enemy in retaliation for the hurt or damage they inflicted upon one

odwet, represalia

odwet, represalia

Ex: The country launched a military reprisal after the enemy’s surprise invasion. 
row
row
[Rzeczownik]

a noisy bitter argument between countries, organizations, people, etc.

kłótnia, spór

kłótnia, spór

Ex: The media covered the ongoing row between the celebrities extensively. 
to daunt
to daunt
[Czasownik]

to cause a person to feel scared or unconfident

zniechęcać, straszyć

zniechęcać, straszyć

Ex: His initial failures did not daunt him; he simply viewed them as learning experiences. 
to dispatch
to dispatch
[Czasownik]

to send a person or thing somewhere for a specific purpose

wysyłać, delegować

wysyłać, delegować

Ex: The manager quickly dispatched a team to investigate the reported issue. 
to dog
to dog
[Czasownik]

to closely follow someone

śledzić, iść krok w krok

śledzić, iść krok w krok

Ex: The journalist decided to dog the politician, hoping to uncover a story. 
to eschew
to eschew
[Czasownik]

to avoid a thing or doing something on purpose

unikać, wystrzegać się

unikać, wystrzegać się

Ex: Health-conscious individuals often eschew sugary beverages in favor of water or herbal tea. 
to hoodwink
to hoodwink
[Czasownik]

to deceive a person, often by hiding the truth or using clever tactics to mislead them

oszukiwać, zwodzić

oszukiwać, zwodzić

Ex: The scammer attempted to hoodwink elderly individuals into giving away their personal information. 
to hound
to hound
[Czasownik]

to constantly chase, pressure, or follow someone to gain or achieve something

nękać, nieustannie ścigać

nękać, nieustannie ścigać

Ex: The paparazzi hounded the celebrity for photographs. 
to implode
to implode
[Czasownik]

to burst, fall, or collapse toward the inside violently

implodować, zapadać się do wewnątrz

implodować, zapadać się do wewnątrz

Ex: The star's core imploded, creating a supernova that lit up the galaxy. 
to inundate
to inundate
[Czasownik]

to cover a stretch of land with a lot of water

zalewać, zatapiać

zalewać, zatapiać

Ex: Heavy rains can inundate the riverbanks, causing widespread flooding in the area. 
to unnerve
to unnerve
[Czasownik]

to make someone feel uneasy or anxious, disrupting their usual calm or confidence

wprawiać w zakłopotanie, niepokoić

wprawiać w zakłopotanie, niepokoić

Ex: Constant criticism unnerves her and affects her performance at work. 
to fortify
to fortify
[Czasownik]

to secure a place and make it resistant against attacks, particularly by building walls around it

wzmocnić, ufortyfikować

wzmocnić, ufortyfikować

Ex: The city decided to fortify its borders with a tall, robust wall to deter potential invaders. 
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