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Umiejętności Słowne SAT 5 - Lekcja 9

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SAT Word Skills 5
to consecrate
to consecrate
[Czasownik]

to make something sacred through religious rituals

poświęcać, konsekrować

poświęcać, konsekrować

Ex: The priest consecrated the church with a special ceremony, dedicating it to divine worship. 
to deteriorate
to deteriorate
[Czasownik]

to decline in quality, condition, or overall state

pogarszać się, niszczeć

pogarszać się, niszczeć

Ex: If left untreated, metal exposed to harsh weather can deteriorate over time. 
to prevaricate
to prevaricate
[Czasownik]

to avoid giving a direct answer by being deliberately ambiguous

owijać w bawełnę, wymigiwać się

owijać w bawełnę, wymigiwać się

Ex: The politician prevaricated when asked about the budget cuts. 
to eradicate
to eradicate
[Czasownik]

to commit a large-scale homicide which results in a significant reduction in population

wytępić, zlikwidować

wytępić, zlikwidować

Ex: The disease threatened to eradicate entire communities if not controlled quickly. 
to vaccinate
to vaccinate
[Czasownik]

to protect a person or an animal against a disease by giving them a preventive shot against specific diseases

szczepić

szczepić

Ex: Parents are encouraged to vaccinate their children to shield them from preventable illnesses. 
to procrastinate
to procrastinate
[Czasownik]

to postpone something that needs to be done

odkładać, prokrastynować

odkładać, prokrastynować

Ex: She procrastinated studying for her exam until the night before. 
to deliberate
to deliberate
[Czasownik]

to have a formal discussion about an issue before deciding on it

deliberować

deliberować

Ex: The board members deliberated for hours before making their final decision. 
to articulate
to articulate
[Czasownik]

to clearly and verbally express what one thinks or feels

wyrażać, formułować

wyrażać, formułować

Ex: It's important to articulate your concerns during the meeting so everyone understands. 
to emaciate
to emaciate
[Czasownik]

to become thin or malnourished and physically fade away

wyniszczać, skrajnie chudnąć

wyniszczać, skrajnie chudnąć

to contaminate
to contaminate
[Czasownik]

to make a place, substance, etc. dirty or harmful by adding dangerous material

zanieczyszczać, zakażać

zanieczyszczać, zakażać

Ex: The factory's discharge pipes contaminated the river with toxic chemicals. 
to eliminate
to eliminate
[Czasownik]

to fully remove or get rid of something

wyeliminować, wytępić

wyeliminować, wytępić

Ex: The exterminator worked to eliminate the infestation of pests in the house. 
to modulate
to modulate
[Czasownik]

to adjust the pitch or intensity of a sound or one's voice

modulować, dostosować

modulować, dostosować

Ex: The singer modulated her voice to convey the emotional depth of the song. 
to adulterate
to adulterate
[Czasownik]

to corrupt something by adding inferior substances, especially to reduce its purity or quality

fałszować, zanieczyszczać

fałszować, zanieczyszczać

Ex: The vendor was fined for adulterating olive oil with cheaper vegetable oils. 
to abnegate
to abnegate
[Czasownik]

to refuse or reject something valuable

zrzec się, odrzucić

zrzec się, odrzucić

to abrogate
to abrogate
[Czasownik]

to terminate an agreement, right, law, custom, etc. in an official manner

unieważnić, anulować

unieważnić, anulować

Ex: The government decided to abrogate the outdated trade agreement. 
to cultivate
to cultivate
[Czasownik]

to grow plants or crops, especially for farming or commercial purposes

uprawiać, hodować

uprawiać, hodować

Ex: The farm cultivates wheat to supply local bakeries. 
to rejuvenate
to rejuvenate
[Czasownik]

to bring back a youthful look or appearance

odmładzać, rewitalizować

odmładzać, rewitalizować

Ex: The skincare treatment helped rejuvenate her complexion, making her look years younger. 
to emulate
to emulate
[Czasownik]

to make an attempt at matching or surpassing someone or something, particularly by the means of imitation

naśladować, równać się

naśladować, równać się

Ex: The young athlete aspired to emulate the achievements of their Olympic hero. 
to humiliate
to humiliate
[Czasownik]

to cause someone to feel extremely embarrassed or ashamed, often by publicly exposing their weaknesses or shortcomings

upokarzać

upokarzać

Ex: The bully's cruel words were meant to humiliate his victim in front of their peers. 
to corrugate
to corrugate
[Czasownik]

to fold something into parallel ridges or grooves

fałdować, marszczyć

fałdować, marszczyć

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