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Umiejętności Słowne SAT 4 - Lekcja 33

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diffidence
diffidence
[Rzeczownik]

shyness due to a lack of confidence in oneself

nieśmiałość, brak pewności siebie

nieśmiałość, brak pewności siebie

Ex: Her diffidence kept her from speaking up in meetings. 
diffident
diffident
[przymiotnik]

having low self-confidence

nieśmiały, skromny

nieśmiały, skromny

Ex: Despite being knowledgeable, his diffident nature kept him from contributing in meetings. 
aliment
aliment
[Rzeczownik]

a source of nourishment for the body

pokarm,  odżywianie

pokarm, odżywianie

Ex: Fresh fruits and vegetables provide essential aliment for a healthy diet. 
alimony
alimony
[Rzeczownik]

the money that is demanded by the court to be paid to an ex-spouse or ex-partner

alimenty, utrzymanie

alimenty, utrzymanie

Ex: After the divorce, she was awarded monthly alimony payments to support her financially. 
to glimpse
to glimpse
[Czasownik]

to see someone or something briefly, without getting a clear or complete view of it

dojrzeć przelotnie, dostrzec przelotnie

dojrzeć przelotnie, dostrzec przelotnie

Ex: I have glimpsed the rare comet in the night sky. 
to glimmer
to glimmer
[Czasownik]

to shine softly or faintly

migotać, świecić słabo

migotać, świecić słabo

Ex: The stars began to glimmer in the night sky. 
outlandish
outlandish
[przymiotnik]

unconventional or strange in a way that is striking or shocking

ekscentryczny, dziwaczny

ekscentryczny, dziwaczny

Ex: Her outlandish outfit, featuring mismatched patterns and extravagant accessories, turned heads at the formal event. 
outrage
outrage
[Rzeczownik]

the extreme feeling of rage and anger

oburzenie, wściekłość

oburzenie, wściekłość

Ex: The news of the corruption scandal caused an outrage among the citizens, who demanded justice. 
outrigger
outrigger
[Rzeczownik]

a structure attached to the side of a boat or ship, typically for support or stability, extending beyond the hull

outrigger, stabilizator boczny

outrigger, stabilizator boczny

Ex: Fishermen in the Pacific Islands traditionally use outriggers on their boats for better balance. 
angular
angular
[przymiotnik]

(of a person or their body) having a noticeable bone structure and sharp features

kanciasty

kanciasty

Ex: His angular face gave him a striking appearance, with high cheekbones and a sharp jawline. 
authentic
authentic
[przymiotnik]

real and not an imitation

autentyczny, prawdziwy

autentyczny, prawdziwy

Ex: The antique vase was confirmed as authentic by experts, ensuring its historical value. 
modernity
modernity
[Rzeczownik]

the quality of being up-to-date or related to recent times, especially in culture, technology, or ideas

nowoczesność, współczesność

nowoczesność, współczesność

Ex: The artist’s work reflects the modernity of the 21st century, blending technology with traditional techniques. 
modish
modish
[przymiotnik]

following the current fashion

modny, elegancki

modny, elegancki

Ex: She wore a modish dress that perfectly captured the latest trends for the season. 
modicum
modicum
[Rzeczownik]

a relatively small degree of a good and desirable thing

minimum, odrobina

minimum, odrobina

Ex: She showed a modicum of patience while waiting for the results. 
to pervert
to pervert
[Czasownik]

to influence someone in a way that leads them to behave or think in an immoral manner

deprawować, wypaczać

deprawować, wypaczać

Ex: The propaganda used by the regime sought to pervert the minds of the younger generation. 
pervious
pervious
[przymiotnik]

allowing the passage of fluids or air

przepuszczalny, porowaty

przepuszczalny, porowaty

Ex: The soil in the garden was pervious, allowing rainwater to easily seep into the ground. 
impure
impure
[przymiotnik]

blended with an external substance

nieczysty, zanieczyszczony

nieczysty, zanieczyszczony

Ex: The water was impure, contaminated by chemicals from the nearby factory. 
to rail
to rail
[Czasownik]

to strongly and angrily criticize or complain about something

ostro krytykować, gorzko narzekać

ostro krytykować, gorzko narzekać

Ex: Despite the improvements, the customer continued to rail about the service quality. 
raillery
raillery
[Rzeczownik]

a type of teasing and joking that is friendly and good-natured

żart, przyjacielskie przekomarzanie się

żart, przyjacielskie przekomarzanie się

Ex: The team enjoyed some light raillery during their break, which kept the mood cheerful. 
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