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Umiejętności Słowne SAT 3 - Lekcja 17

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oblique
oblique
[przymiotnik]

positioned diagonally or at an angle, without being parallel or perpendicular

ukośny, diagonalny

ukośny, diagonalny

Ex: The oblique rays of sunlight created interesting shadows on the wall. 
to obliterate
to obliterate
[Czasownik]

to eliminate something from one's memory

wymazać, zniszczyć

wymazać, zniszczyć

Ex: She wished she could obliterate the painful memories of her past. 
sanction
sanction
[Rzeczownik]

formal and official approval or authorization

zatwierdzenie, upoważnienie

zatwierdzenie, upoważnienie

Ex: The plan received official sanction from the board. 
sanctimonious
sanctimonious
[przymiotnik]

attempting to showcase how one believes to be morally or religiously superior

świętoszkowaty, obłudnie pobożny

świętoszkowaty, obłudnie pobożny

Ex: Her sanctimonious remarks about others' behavior were seen as insincere and patronizing. 
sanctity
sanctity
[Rzeczownik]

the state or quality of being sacred or morally pure

świętość, sakralność

świętość, sakralność

Ex: The sanctity of the temple was preserved through rituals and ceremonies that emphasized its holiness. 
equivocal
equivocal
[przymiotnik]

having two or more possible meanings

dwuznaczny, niejednoznaczny

dwuznaczny, niejednoznaczny

Ex: The politician gave an equivocal answer about his stance on the issue. 
to equivocate
to equivocate
[Czasownik]

to purposely speak in a way that is confusing and open to different interpretations, aiming to deceive others

owijać w bawełnę,  mówić wymijająco

owijać w bawełnę, mówić wymijająco

Ex: The politician equivocated when asked about his stance on the new policy. 
innocuous
innocuous
[przymiotnik]

not likely to cause injury, offense, or strong reaction

nieszkodliwy, niewinny

nieszkodliwy, niewinny

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

having a disgraceful quality

haniebny, niechlubny

haniebny, niechlubny

infidel
infidel
[Rzeczownik]

a person who does not acknowledge any religion or believes in a minority religion

niewierny, poganin

niewierny, poganin

phenomenon
phenomenon
[Rzeczownik]

an observable fact, event, or situation, often unusual or not yet fully explained

zjawisko, obserwowalny fakt

zjawisko, obserwowalny fakt

Ex: Northern lights are a spectacular natural phenomenon. 
phenomenal
phenomenal
[przymiotnik]

related to a remarkable or exceptional occurrence that is observed or experienced

fenomenalny, niezwykły

fenomenalny, niezwykły

idiosyncrasy
idiosyncrasy
[Rzeczownik]

an unusual or strange behavior, thought, or habit that is specific to one person

idiosynkrazja, osobliwość

idiosynkrazja, osobliwość

Ex: His constant humming while working is an idiosyncrasy of his. 
idiom
idiom
[Rzeczownik]

a manner of speaking or writing that is characteristic of a particular person, group, or era, and that involves the use of particular words, phrases, or expressions in a distinctive way

idiom, język

idiom, język

Ex: The poet’s idiom reflected the struggles of the working class during the industrial revolution. 
imperfectible
imperfectible
[przymiotnik]

unable to be refined

niedoskonalny

niedoskonalny

imperceptible
imperceptible
[przymiotnik]

so slight or gradual that it cannot be noticed

niezauważalny, nieodczuwalny

niezauważalny, nieodczuwalny

Ex: The temperature dropped by an imperceptible degree. 
impassive
impassive
[przymiotnik]

having or showing little to no emotions

beznamiętny, stoicki

beznamiętny, stoicki

Ex: Despite the chaos around her, she remained impassive, betraying no signs of fear. 
impatience
impatience
[Rzeczownik]

the feeling of being extremely annoyed by things not happening in their due time

niecierpliwość

niecierpliwość

Ex: His impatience grew as the meeting dragged on. 
immoderate
immoderate
[przymiotnik]

exceeding reasonable limits or going beyond what is considered appropriate or moderate

nieumiarkowany, nadmierny

nieumiarkowany, nadmierny

Ex: His immoderate spending habits quickly drained his savings. 
impalpable
impalpable
[przymiotnik]

not easy to grasp or understand, often due to being abstract

nieuchwytny, trudny do zrozumienia

nieuchwytny, trudny do zrozumienia

Ex: The concept of eternity feels impalpable, something the human mind struggles to fully comprehend. 
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