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Sukces i Porażka - Dobrobyt i Sukces

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to nail
to nail
[Czasownik]

to easily succeed at doing something

załatwić coś z łatwością, poradzić sobie świetnie

załatwić coś z łatwością, poradzić sobie świetnie

Ex: She nailed the interview and got the job on the spot. 
narrow
narrow
[przymiotnik]

having a small difference or close proximity in various context

wąski, ciasny

wąski, ciasny

Ex: The team secured a narrow victory, winning the championship by a single point. 
to notch
to notch
[Czasownik]

to successfully get or achieve something

zdobyć, osiągnąć

zdobyć, osiągnąć

Ex: Despite the fierce competition, she managed to notch a coveted spot in the top-tier university. 
nothing succeeds like success

used to imply that a success can create a positive cycle where more success is likely to follow, as the initial success can build momentum and inspire further success

Ex: After winning the championship, the team's morale was boosted and nothing succeeds like success, as they went on to win the next two games. 
to nurture
to nurture
[Czasownik]

to help something develop, grow, evolve, etc.

pielęgnować, rozwijać

pielęgnować, rozwijać

Ex: Teachers aim to nurture students' intellectual curiosity and critical thinking skills. 
on a (roll|tear)
on a roll
[Fraza]

having a period of repeated success

być na fali, mieć dobrą passę

być na fali, mieć dobrą passę

Ex: She's been on a roll since winning that first match. 
on a wing and a prayer

with only the slightest chance or hope of achieving success

on course
on course
[Fraza]

likely to achieve something as expected

być na dobrej drodze, iść zgodnie z planem

być na dobrej drodze, iść zgodnie z planem

Ex: The project is on course to finish by June. 
on fire
on fire
[Fraza]

in a state of continued success or achievement

Ex: I was worried that Sarah wouldn't be able to handled the advanced math class that we moved her into, but she's been on fire this whole semester. 
on a knife-edge

in a very dangerous or difficult situation in which a small change can lead to a failure

na ostrzu noża, na granicy porażki

na ostrzu noża, na granicy porażki

Ex: The outcome of the championship game hung on a knife-edge, with both teams tied in the final seconds. 
on the back of

because of an earlier success or achievement

on the up and up

becoming increasingly successful with the passage of time

iść w górę, coraz lepiej sobie radzić

iść w górę, coraz lepiej sobie radzić

Ex: Their business has really been on the up and up lately. 
on the way to {doing sth}

in the process of progressing toward a particular goal

na drodze do, zmierzać ku

na drodze do, zmierzać ku

Ex: She is on the way to becoming a successful lawyer. 
on track
on track
[Fraza]

making progress as planned or expected and likely to achieve a goal or finish on time

Ex: The project is on track to be completed by the deadline. 
a step ahead

in a more advanced, prepared, or advantageous position than others

Ex: The company stayed a step ahead by adopting new technology early. 
to [open] doors (to|for) {sb/sth}

to create opportunities that lead to success

stwarzać możliwości, torować drogę do sukcesu

stwarzać możliwości, torować drogę do sukcesu

Ex: Learning English can open doors for your career. 
open sesame
open sesame
[Rzeczownik]

something that makes achieving a certain thing very easy

sezamie otwórz się, magiczny klucz

sezamie otwórz się, magiczny klucz

opportunity
opportunity
[Rzeczownik]

a situation or a chance where doing or achieving something particular becomes possible or easier

okazja, szansa

okazja, szansa

Ex: Moving to the city presented her with the opportunity to pursue her dream career in fashion. 
to outperform
to outperform
[Czasownik]

to do better than someone or something

przewyższać, wyróżniać się

przewyższać, wyróżniać się

Ex: The new model of the car is expected to outperform its predecessor in terms of fuel efficiency. 
to own
to own
[Czasownik]

to dominate or defeat an opponent, especially in gaming

zdominować, zmiażdżyć

zdominować, zmiażdżyć

Ex: I totally owned him in that match. 
to parlay into
to parlay into
[Czasownik]

to use one thing or a particular quality to achieve success or gain a bigger or better thing

przekształcić w, zamienić na

przekształcić w, zamienić na

Ex: The band parlayed their local popularity into international stardom. 
passport
passport
[Rzeczownik]

a thing that helps one achieve something or makes something possible

paszport, klucz

paszport, klucz

pay dirt
pay dirt
[Rzeczownik]

a valuable or significant discovery, often resulting in financial gain or success

cenne odkrycie, żyła złota

cenne odkrycie, żyła złota

Ex: After months of research, the team finally hit pay dirt. 
to pay off
to pay off
[Czasownik]

(of a plan or action) to succeed and have good results

przynosić owoce, opłacać się

przynosić owoce, opłacać się

Ex: All those hours of studying really paid off during the exam. 
peak
peak
[Rzeczownik]

the topmost point on a graph that indicates the highest level reached during a progression or development

szczyt, wierzchołek

szczyt, wierzchołek

Ex: On the sales chart, the peak occurred in December, showing the highest number of transactions. 
to [play] {one's} cards right

to make good use of the things that are at one's disposal so as to succeed or gain something

dobrze rozegrać swoje karty, sprytnie wykorzystać okazję

dobrze rozegrać swoje karty, sprytnie wykorzystać okazję

Ex: If you play your cards right, this internship could turn into a full-time job. 
practical
practical
[przymiotnik]

(of a method, idea, or plan) likely to be successful or effective

praktyczny, skuteczny

praktyczny, skuteczny

Ex: The engineer proposed a practical solution to the problem. 
practicality
practicality
[Rzeczownik]

the quality that makes something suitable or likely to succeed

praktyczność,  użyteczność

praktyczność, użyteczność

preeminent
preeminent
[przymiotnik]

surpassing others in quality, distinction, or importance

wybitny, znakomity

wybitny, znakomity

Ex: As a preeminent scholar in the field, Professor Smith has made groundbreaking contributions to quantum physics. 
pre-eminence
pre-eminence
[Rzeczownik]

the quality of surpassing others in terms of being more important, successful, etc.

przewaga, znaczenie

przewaga, znaczenie

premier
premier
[przymiotnik]

considered most successful or important, particularly compared to others

główny,  wiodący

główny, wiodący

Ex: The city's premier university is known for its rigorous academic programs and esteemed faculty. 
to prevail
to prevail
[Czasownik]

to prove that an opinion, idea, etc. is superior and make it become accepted by others, particularly after a dispute or struggle

przeważać, zwyciężać

przeważać, zwyciężać

Ex: Despite initial resistance, the new policy ultimately prevailed and was adopted by the board. 
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