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Podstawowe Słownictwo do GRE - Emocjonalna kolejka górska

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abashed
abashed
[przymiotnik]

showing embarrassment or discomfort due to a mistake or an awkward situation

zawstydzony, zmieszany

zawstydzony, zmieszany

Ex: He felt abashed after realizing his mistake. 
to abominate
to abominate
[Czasownik]

to hate something or someone intensely

nienawidzić, czuć odrazę

nienawidzić, czuć odrazę

Ex: She abominates cruelty to animals and supports organizations that work to protect them. 
abhorrence
abhorrence
[Rzeczownik]

a feeling of extreme hatred or aversion toward something or someone

wstręt, odraza

wstręt, odraza

Ex: His abhorrence of violence was evident in his peaceful activism and staunch opposition to war. 
acrimonious
acrimonious
[przymiotnik]

including a lot of anger, harsh arguments and negative emotions

cierpki, ostry

cierpki, ostry

Ex: The meeting ended on an acrimonious note, with both sides exchanging harsh words. 
aghast
aghast
[przymiotnik]

feeling terrified or shocked about something terrible or unexpected

przerażony, zszokowany

przerażony, zszokowany

Ex: She was aghast when she saw the extent of the damage after the storm. 
agog
agog
[przymiotnik]

feeling or showing great interest and anticipation for something or someone

podniecony, niecierpliwy

podniecony, niecierpliwy

Ex: She was agog with excitement when she heard she had won the grand prize in the lottery. 
ardor
ardor
[Rzeczownik]

deep and passionate love or affection for someone

zapał, pasja

zapał, pasja

Ex: Her ardor for her children was evident in every loving gesture she made. 
berserk
berserk
[przymiotnik]

acting violently or irrationally due to extreme anger or excitement

wściekły, oszalały

wściekły, oszalały

Ex: When he saw the damage to his car, he went berserk and started shouting. 
blithe
blithe
[przymiotnik]

acting in a careless way without much thought about consequences

beztroski, lekkomyślny

beztroski, lekkomyślny

Ex: The politician responded to the crisis with a blithe air, seemingly unfazed by the gravity of the situation. 
to boggle
to boggle
[Czasownik]

to act very slowly when something difficult, unexpected, or confusing happens

wahać się, być zaskoczonym

wahać się, być zaskoczonym

Ex: She boggled at the complex math problem on the exam. 
to brood
to brood
[Czasownik]

to dwell on one’s troubles or worries in a depressed way

rozmyślać, zadręczać się

rozmyślać, zadręczać się

Ex: The rainy weather made her brood about her financial struggles. 
chuffed
chuffed
[przymiotnik]

very pleased, proud, or delighted about something

zadowolony, dumny

zadowolony, dumny

Ex: He was chuffed to win first place in the competition. 
conscience-stricken
conscience-stricken
[przymiotnik]

‌feeling guilty about something you have done or failed to do

dręczony wyrzutami sumienia, przepełniony wyrzutami sumienia

dręczony wyrzutami sumienia, przepełniony wyrzutami sumienia

Ex: The conscience-stricken employee confessed to his mistake. 
contemptuous
contemptuous
[przymiotnik]

devoid of respect for someone or something

pogardliwy, lekceważący

pogardliwy, lekceważący

Ex: She gave him a contemptuous look after his rude comment. 
to cringe
to cringe
[Czasownik]

to draw back involuntarily, often in response to fear, pain, embarrassment, or discomfort

kurczyć się, cofać się

kurczyć się, cofać się

Ex: The loud thunder made the dog cringe in fear and seek shelter. 
desolation
desolation
[Rzeczownik]

a state of complete emptiness, loneliness, or devastation

pustka, opuszczenie

pustka, opuszczenie

Ex: Standing amidst the ruins, the explorer felt a profound sense of desolation, imagining the vibrant city that once existed. 
despondency
despondency
[Rzeczownik]

the state of being unhappy and despairing

zniechęcenie, desperacja

zniechęcenie, desperacja

Ex: In the depths of his despondency, he struggled to find a reason to get out of bed each morning. 
diffidence
diffidence
[Rzeczownik]

shyness due to a lack of confidence in oneself

nieśmiałość, brak pewności siebie

nieśmiałość, brak pewności siebie

Ex: Her diffidence kept her from speaking up in meetings. 
to disconcert
to disconcert
[Czasownik]

to unsettle someone, causing them to become stressed or lose their confidence

zdezorientować, zaniepokoić

zdezorientować, zaniepokoić

Ex: The sudden change in plans disconcerted the entire team, who had prepared for the original schedule. 
disillusioned
disillusioned
[przymiotnik]

feeling disappointed because someone or something is not as worthy or good as one believed

rozczarowany, zawiedziony

rozczarowany, zawiedziony

Ex: After working in politics for years, he became disillusioned with the system's corruption and inefficiency. 
to dismay
to dismay
[Czasownik]

to cause someone to feel shocked, worried, or upset

zaniepokoić, zmartwić

zaniepokoić, zmartwić

Ex: The sudden cancellation of the event dismayed the attendees, leaving them feeling disappointed. 
consternation
consternation
[Rzeczownik]

a feeling of worry or shock after an unexpected, unpleasant event

konsternacja, zaniepokojenie

konsternacja, zaniepokojenie

Ex: The sudden cancellation of the flight caused consternation among the passengers. 
dreary
dreary
[przymiotnik]

boring and repetitive that makes one feel unhappy

ponury, monotonny

ponury, monotonny

Ex: The repetitive tasks in the job made the work feel dreary and monotonous. 
drab
drab
[przymiotnik]

lifeless and lacking in interest

nudny, bezbarwny

nudny, bezbarwny

Ex: Her drab response indicated she wasn't excited about the news. 
to dumbfound
to dumbfound
[Czasownik]

to make someone feel greatly shocked or amazed so much that they are speechless

oszołomić, zdumieć

oszołomić, zdumieć

Ex: The magician’s final trick dumbfounded the entire audience. 
ecstatic
ecstatic
[przymiotnik]

extremely excited and happy

ekstatyczny, uniesiony

ekstatyczny, uniesiony

Ex: She was ecstatic when she found out she had won the lottery, unable to contain her excitement. 
empathetic
empathetic
[przymiotnik]

having the ability to understand and share the feelings, emotions, and experiences of others

empatyczny, współczujący

empatyczny, współczujący

Ex: Sarah is known for her empathetic nature, always lending a listening ear and offering comfort to those in need. 
engrossed
engrossed
[przymiotnik]

giving one's full attention to something

pochłonięty, zaabsorbowany

pochłonięty, zaabsorbowany

Ex: She was so engrossed in her book that she didn't notice the time passing. 
exasperated
exasperated
[przymiotnik]

feeling intense frustration, especially due to an unsolvable problem

zirytowany,  poirytowany

zirytowany, poirytowany

Ex: She let out an exasperated sigh when she realized she had forgotten her keys again. 
exclamatory
exclamatory
[przymiotnik]

expressing a strong and sudden emotion or reaction

wykrzyknikowy, eksklamacyjny

wykrzyknikowy, eksklamacyjny

Ex: She made an exclamatory remark when she saw the surprise party. 
to exult
to exult
[Czasownik]

to rejoice greatly or celebrate very cheerfully

radować się, wielce się cieszyć

radować się, wielce się cieszyć

Ex: The team exulted after winning the championship game. 
famished
famished
[przymiotnik]

having a great need for food

głodny, wycieńczony głodem

głodny, wycieńczony głodem

Ex: After skipping breakfast and lunch, she felt famished and eagerly devoured her dinner. 
fidgety
fidgety
[przymiotnik]

unable to stay still and calm

niespokojny, nerwowy

niespokojny, nerwowy

Ex: The fidgety child couldn't sit still during the long car ride, constantly shifting in his seat. 
flabbergasted
flabbergasted
[przymiotnik]

extremely surprised or astonished to the point of being speechless or confused

zdumiony, zaskoczony

zdumiony, zaskoczony

Ex: She was flabbergasted to learn she had won the grand prize. 
to fluster
to fluster
[Czasownik]

to make someone feel nervous or uncomfortable, often by surprising or overwhelming them

zmieszać, zdenerwować

zmieszać, zdenerwować

Ex: The unexpected question from her professor flustered the student and she struggled to articulate her answer. 
frazzled
frazzled
[przymiotnik]

extremely tired, stressed, or overwhelmed

wyczerpany, zestresowany

wyczerpany, zestresowany

Ex: The constant pressure left him feeling frazzled and on edge. 
to fret
to fret
[Czasownik]

to be anxious about something minor or uncertain

martwić się, niepokoić się

martwić się, niepokoić się

Ex: She fretted about whether she had left the stove on before leaving the house. 
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