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Umiejętności Słowne SAT 2 - Lekcja 22

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flora
flora
[Rzeczownik]

(botany) an individual plant or plant species

flora, roślinność

flora, roślinność

Ex: A botanical survey cataloged over 300 types of flora still remaining in the fragmented nature reserve which once contained much greater diversity. 
floral
floral
[przymiotnik]

resembling or reminding one of flowers through visual patterns, designs, or impressions

kwiatowy, floralny

kwiatowy, floralny

Ex: She wore a floral print sundress that looked like it was covered in daisies. 
to assail
to assail
[Czasownik]

to launch a vigorous or violent attack on someone or something, either physically or verbally

atakować, gwałtownie atakować

atakować, gwałtownie atakować

Ex: The boxer assailed his opponent with a flurry of punches in the final round. 
assailant
assailant
[Rzeczownik]

an individual who initiates an attack on someone else, employing various means such as physical violence, verbal aggression, or other forms of assault

napastnik, agresor

napastnik, agresor

Ex: Police are searching for the masked assailant who stabbed the victim during a robbery. 
destitute
destitute
[przymiotnik]

lacking essential non-material needs, such as support, love, or community

pozbawiony, utracony

pozbawiony, utracony

Ex: Modern society is destitute of genuine community bonds. 
destitution
destitution
[Rzeczownik]

extreme poverty and deprivation of basic necessities

nędza, ubóstwo

nędza, ubóstwo

Ex: After the war, many families were left in complete destitution. 
stoic
stoic
[przymiotnik]

not displaying emotions and not complaining, especially in difficult and painful situations

stoiski, niewzruszony

stoiski, niewzruszony

Ex: He remained stoic despite the challenging circumstances. 
stoicism
stoicism
[Rzeczownik]

the quality of enduring hardship or pain without displaying emotion or complaint

stoicyzm,  wytrzymałość

stoicyzm, wytrzymałość

Ex: The soldiers displayed amazing stoicism in battling through their injuries without complaint even as the enemy forces advanced. 
lingo
lingo
[Rzeczownik]

language, words, or expressions that are particular to a certain profession, trade, or group

żargon, specyficzny język

żargon, specyficzny język

Ex: As a newcomer to the startup scene, John had a lot to learn when it came to decoding the lingo used by tech entrepreneurs. 
lingua
lingua
[Rzeczownik]

the anatomical organ in the mouth that is involved in tasting, swallowing, and speech

język, narząd mowy

język, narząd mowy

Ex: The lingua is responsible for articulation and modulation of speech 
lingual
lingual
[przymiotnik]

related to language, speech, or linguistic elements

językowy, lingwistyczny

językowy, lingwistyczny

Ex: In addition to verbs and nouns, many languages use affixes added to word roots by lingual gesture alone without pen or keyboard. 
contemporaneous
contemporaneous
[przymiotnik]

belonging to the same time period

współczesny, równoczesny

współczesny, równoczesny

Ex: Jane Austen and Napoleon both lived and worked during the contemporaneous Regency period in England, which spanned the late 18th and early 19th centuries. 
contemporary
contemporary
[przymiotnik]

having a modern or current style or design, often reflecting up-to-date trends

współczesny, nowoczesny

współczesny, nowoczesny

Ex: The gallery features contemporary artworks that explore new techniques. 
vitriol
vitriol
[Rzeczownik]

criticism or comments that are severely cruel and hurtful

zjadliwa krytyka, okrutne komentarze

zjadliwa krytyka, okrutne komentarze

Ex: Critics unleashed a storm of vitriol towards the artist's new, provocative work. 
vitriolic
vitriolic
[przymiotnik]

(of a substance) highly acidic or corrosive in nature

żrący, korozyjny

żrący, korozyjny

Ex: Sulfuric acid is one of the strongest and most vitriolic acids commonly used in laboratories. 
extempore
extempore
[przysłówek]

without prior preparation or practice

improwizowanie, bez przygotowania

improwizowanie, bez przygotowania

Ex: The teacher asked the students to share their thoughts extempore on the assigned topic. 
extemporaneous
extemporaneous
[przymiotnik]

spoken or performed without prior preparation

improwizowany, spontaniczny

improwizowany, spontaniczny

Ex: She gave an extemporaneous speech that impressed the audience. 
to intermit
to intermit
[Czasownik]

to stop for a period of time

przerwać, zawiesić

przerwać, zawiesić

Ex: The delivery of supplies had to intermit when roads flooded during the storm. 
intermittent
intermittent
[przymiotnik]

repeatedly starting and stopping, in short, irregular intervals

przerywany, okresowy

przerywany, okresowy

Ex: He dealt with intermittent back pain from an old sports injury flaring up occasionally. 
intermittency
intermittency
[Rzeczownik]

the quality of occurring with irregular pauses in activity or occurrence

przerywaność, nieregularność

przerywaność, nieregularność

Ex: Doctors were concerned about the intermittency of her symptoms flaring up unexpectedly. 
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