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Umiejętności Słowne SAT 4 - Lekcja 22

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unremitting
unremitting
[przymiotnik]

maintaining constant intensity over time

nieustanny, stały

nieustanny, stały

Ex: His unremitting efforts to improve his skills eventually led to his success. 
to unravel
to unravel
[Czasownik]

to undo or separate the threads or strands of something woven, knitted, or intertwined

rozplątać, rozsupłać

rozplątać, rozsupłać

Ex: She began to unravel the sweater to reuse the yarn. 
unimpeachable
unimpeachable
[przymiotnik]

reliable and true to the point of being unquestionable

nienaganny, niepodważalny

nienaganny, niepodważalny

Ex: The historian's records were considered unimpeachable, providing a solid foundation for the research. 
servitude
servitude
[Rzeczownik]

a condition in which individuals are forced to work or provide services against their will, without the ability to freely leave or negotiate their conditions

niewola, poddaństwo

niewola, poddaństwo

Ex: Many immigrants in the early 20th century faced servitude in sweatshops, enduring grueling hours for minimal pay. 
servile
servile
[przymiotnik]

very keen to please and obey others

serwilistyczny, poddany

serwilistyczny, poddany

Ex: His servile behavior toward the manager made his colleagues uncomfortable. 
competence
competence
[Rzeczownik]

the ability to perform tasks effectively and efficiently, demonstrating both physical and intellectual readiness

kompetencja, umiejętność

kompetencja, umiejętność

Ex: His competence in handling financial matters ensured the company's stability during economic downturns. 
competent
competent
[przymiotnik]

possessing the needed skills or knowledge to do something well

kompetentny, zdolny

kompetentny, zdolny

Ex: As a competent programmer, he was able to troubleshoot and fix the software bug quickly. 
competitor
competitor
[Rzeczownik]

someone who competes with others in a sport event

konkurent, zawodnik

konkurent, zawodnik

Ex: The marathon attracted thousands of competitors from around the world. 
to evoke
to evoke
[Czasownik]

to call forth or elicit emotions, feelings, or responses, often in a powerful or vivid manner

przywoływać, wywoływać

przywoływać, wywoływać

Ex: The painting was carefully crafted to evoke a sense of nostalgia, reminding viewers of their childhood. 
evocation
evocation
[Rzeczownik]

the act of bringing an image, memory, or feeling to one’s mind

ewokacja, przywołanie

ewokacja, przywołanie

Ex: The painting’s rich colors were a perfect evocation of a peaceful summer afternoon. 
amphitheater
amphitheater
[Rzeczownik]

an open building that is round or oval in shape and has a space in the middle surrounded by several seats, originated in ancient Roman and Greek architecture used for public entertainments such as sports or drama

amfiteatr, arena

amfiteatr, arena

Ex: Tourists marveled at the ruins of the ancient Greek amphitheater. 
amphibious
amphibious
[przymiotnik]

adapted to operate both on land and in water

amfibijny, przystosowany do działania zarówno na lądzie

amfibijny, przystosowany do działania zarówno na lądzie

Ex: The amphibious vehicle can travel smoothly across both roads and rivers. 
to dissatisfy
to dissatisfy
[Czasownik]

to fail to make someone pleased

niezadowolić, roczarować

niezadowolić, roczarować

Ex: The manager’s failure to address the issue began to dissatisfy the employees. 
dissimilar
dissimilar
[przymiotnik]

(of two or more things) not having common qualities

różny, niepodobny

różny, niepodobny

Ex: Despite being siblings, their personalities are dissimilar, with one being outgoing and the other more reserved. 
disputation
disputation
[Rzeczownik]

a structured academic discussion on a thesis

dysputa, dyskusja akademicka

dysputa, dyskusja akademicka

Ex: The student successfully defended his thesis during the disputation, earning high praise from the panel. 
disputatious
disputatious
[przymiotnik]

having a tendency to disagree and argue

kłótliwy, sporny

kłótliwy, sporny

Ex: His disputatious nature made meetings with him difficult, as he often disagreed with everyone. 
to pervade
to pervade
[Czasownik]

to spread throughout and be present in every part of something

przenikać, wypełniać

przenikać, wypełniać

Ex: The aroma of freshly baked bread pervaded the entire bakery, enticing customers from afar. 
pervasive
pervasive
[przymiotnik]

spreading widely or throughout a particular area or group

wszechobecny, przenikliwy

wszechobecny, przenikliwy

Ex: The pervasive smell of smoke filled the air after the forest fire. 
perverse
perverse
[przymiotnik]

inclined to act stubbornly and to hang on to what is wrong

przewrotny, uparty

przewrotny, uparty

Ex: Despite all the evidence, he held a perverse belief that the earth was flat. 
perversion
perversion
[Rzeczownik]

the act of corrupting the original state of something

wypaczenie, zepsucie

wypaczenie, zepsucie

Ex: The perversion of history in the textbook distorted the real events that occurred. 
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