Książka Headway - Zaawansowany - Jednostka 2

Tutaj znajdziesz słownictwo z Unitu 2 w podręczniku Headway Advanced, takie jak "zanotować", "modne słowo", "brak słów", itp.

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to take in [Czasownik]

zrozumieć

Ex: It took a moment for him to take in the complex instructions .

Zajęło mu chwilę, by zrozumieć złożone instrukcje.

to go over [Czasownik]

przejrzeć

Ex: The teacher asked the students to go over their homework assignments .

Nauczyciel poprosił uczniów, aby przejrzeli swoje zadania domowe.

to jot down [Czasownik]

zrobić szybką notatkę

Ex: He asked the students to jot down the key details from the lecture .

Poprosił uczniów, aby zanotowali kluczowe szczegóły z wykładu.

to come through [Czasownik]

przetrwać

Ex: He battled a serious illness , but with determination and medical treatment , he came through and regained his health .

Walczył z poważną chorobą, ale dzięki determinacji i leczeniu medycznemu przeszedł przez to i odzyskał zdrowie.

to come to [Czasownik]

uświadomić sobie

Ex: He was lost in thought , but then a realization came to him , and he knew what he had to do .

Był pogrążony w myślach, ale wtedy przyszło do niego olśnienie i wiedział, co musi zrobić.

to do in [Czasownik]

zabić

Ex: The criminal organization was notorious for using various methods to do in those who opposed their activities .

Organizacja przestępcza była znana z używania różnych metod, aby pozbyć się tych, którzy sprzeciwiali się ich działalności.

word [Rzeczownik]

słowo

Ex: I trust you , and I ’m sure you ’ll keep your word .

Ufam ci i jestem pewien, że dotrzymasz słowa.

(by|through) (the|) word of mouth [Fraza]

by telling others rather than writing or showing it to them

Ex: We heard about the event through word of mouth , as there was no official announcement .

(right|) from the word go [Fraza]

from the very beginning of a particular situation, activity, or process

Ex: He knew he had to give his best effort from the word go to make a strong impression .

to [get] a word in edgeways [Fraza]

to finally have a chance to state one's opinions about something after or in the middle of someone else's continuous speech

Ex: It ’s hard to get a word in edgeways when he starts talking about his hobbies .

to [get] a word in edgewise [Fraza]

to manage to state one's opinions regarding something after or in the middle of someone else's prolonged speech

Ex: The interview panel was so engrossed in their discussion that the candidate found it difficult to get a word in edgewise to highlight her qualifications .

in other words [przysłówek]

innymi słowy

Ex: The team needs to work more efficiently ; in other words , they need to get the job done faster .

Zespół musi pracować wydajniej; innymi słowy, muszą wykonać pracę szybciej.

(last|final) word [Fraza]

the ultimate and conclusive statement or decision about a subject

Ex: The expert 's research findings provided the final word on the controversial scientific theory , putting an end to the debate .

to {not} [have] a good word to say (for|about) {sth} [Fraza]

to have a very negative opinion about someone or something and to be unable to say anything positive or complimentary about them

Ex: The movie reviewer was so bored by the film that he did n't have a good word to say for it , calling it a waste of time and money .

to [put] in a (good|) word for {sb} [Fraza]

to talk highly of someone as a way of helping them get an advantage, such as succeeding in a job interview

Ex: Knowing the importance of referrals , the employee asked his supervisor to put in a good word for him with the senior management team .

to [say|give] the word {~noun} [Fraza]

to order someone to do something for one

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for words [Fraza]

beyond description, usually in a negative sense

Ex: When he insulted her in public , she was stunned and completely for words .

word for word [Fraza]

as it was originally spoken or written, without any changes or omissions

Ex: He could recall the terms of the agreement word for word .

(man|woman|person) of few words [Fraza]

someone who avoids talking much and manages to convey their message in the most concise way possible

Ex: ur professor seems like a person of few words , his lectures are concise without any extraneous details

lost for words [Fraza]

temporarily unable to think of what to say or how to express oneself, often due to shock, surprise, or intense emotion

Ex: The sheer audacity of his proposal left her lost for words ; she did n't know how to respond .

to [eat] {one's} words [Fraza]

to take back something one has said previously

Ex: When my investment paid off against all odds , my naysaying friend ate their words .

to [breathe|say] a word about {sth} [Fraza]

to tell other people what is supposed to stay secret

Ex: The employee was loyal to the company and would n't breathe a word about the upcoming product launch .

buzzword [Rzeczownik]

modne słowo

Ex: The CEO 's speech was full of buzzwords , but the company ’s actions did n’t align with them .

Przemówienie CEO było pełne modnych słów, ale działania firmy nie były z nimi zgodne.

to [mince] {one's} words [Fraza]

to choose words carefully so as to avoid offense or give an impression different from the truth

Ex: It 's important to be straightforward but not hurtful ; you can express your opinion without mincing your words .

to {not} (even|) [know] the meaning of the word [Fraza]

to lack knowledge or understanding of a particular concept or term

Ex: She said she ’d studied the topic , but she did n’t know the meaning of the word .

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Jednostka 3	Ostatnie Słowo (Jednostka 3)	Jednostka 4	Jednostka 5
Ostatnie Słowo (Jednostka 5)	Jednostka 6	Jednostka 7	Ostatnie Słowo (Jednostka 7)
Jednostka 8	Ostatnie Słowo (Jednostka 8)	Jednostka 9	Jednostka 10
Jednostka 12	Jednostka 11