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SAT Exam Essential Vocabulary
acquirement
acquirement
[Rzeczownik]

an ability or skill that has been developed through training or practice

nabycie, umiejętność

nabycie, umiejętność

Ex: His acquirement of martial arts skills was evident in his precise movements. 
versed
versed
[przymiotnik]

knowledgeable or skilled in a particular field or activity, typically as a result of experience or study

obeznany, doświadczony

obeznany, doświadczony

Ex: She is well versed in classical literature and can discuss it at length. 
intrepid
intrepid
[przymiotnik]

very courageous and not afraid of situations that are dangerous

nieustraszony, odważny

nieustraszony, odważny

Ex: The intrepid journalist ventured into conflict zones to report the truth. 
temerity
temerity
[Rzeczownik]

the quality of being foolishly or rudely bold

zuchwałość, śmiałość

zuchwałość, śmiałość

Ex: It was with considerable temerity that she questioned the CEO’s decisions. 
evenhanded
evenhanded
[przymiotnik]

fair in judgment or treatment

bezstronny, sprawiedliwy

bezstronny, sprawiedliwy

Ex: The judge is known for being evenhanded and always considers all sides of the argument. 
accursed
accursed
[przymiotnik]

condemned to suffer or face misfortune as a result of supernatural punishment

przeklęty, zatracony

przeklęty, zatracony

Ex: The accursed tomb was said to bring doom upon anyone who disturbed it. 
trying
trying
[przymiotnik]

hard to manage or endure

trudny, uciążliwy

trudny, uciążliwy

Ex: The trying weather conditions made the hike dangerous. 
taxing
taxing
[przymiotnik]

demanding or requiring a considerable amount of effort and energy to deal with

wyczerpujący, męczący

wyczerpujący, męczący

Ex: The marathon was a taxing experience for all the runners. 
garb
garb
[Rzeczownik]

the clothes or attire that someone wears, often chosen for a specific occasion or purpose

strój, ubranie

strój, ubranie

Ex: The actors adorned themselves in period garb to accurately portray the historical figures. 
order
order
[Rzeczownik]

a group of people organized together because they share similar interests or goals

zakon, bractwo

zakon, bractwo

Ex: The ancient order of knights protected the kingdom from external threats. 
heather
heather
[Rzeczownik]

yarn or fabric with mixed colors that create muted greyish shades, often with flecks of other colors

tweed, mieszanka kolorów

tweed, mieszanka kolorów

Ex: The heather sweater had a soft, blended appearance with subtle shades of grey and hints of blue. 
clump
clump
[Rzeczownik]

a tightly packed or clustered group or mass

zwarta grupa, zwarta masa

zwarta grupa, zwarta masa

Ex: The children gathered around in a clump to hear the story. 
feast
feast
[Rzeczownik]

a meal with fine food, typically for many people, celebrating a special event

uczta, bankiet

uczta, bankiet

Ex: The royal wedding was followed by a lavish feast. 
bristle
bristle
[Rzeczownik]

a short, thick, coarse hair growing naturally on an animal or person

szczecina, sztywne włosy

szczecina, sztywne włosy

Ex: The boar's bristles were rough to the touch. 
sundry
sundry
[przymiotnik]

a collection of different kinds of items gathered together without any particular order

różny, rozmaity

różny, rozmaity

Ex: The drawer contained sundry items like pens, rubber bands, and paper clips. 
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 attend
to attend
[Czasownik]

to manage or take care of a situation, task, or responsibility successfully

zajmować się, opiekować się

zajmować się, opiekować się

Ex: She attended to the guests' needs throughout the event. 
to trail
to trail
[Czasownik]

to be pulled along by a leading force

ciągnąć się, być ciągniętym

ciągnąć się, być ciągniętym

Ex: The kite soared in the sky, with its long tail trailing behind it. 
tippler
tippler
[Rzeczownik]

a person who regularly enjoys drinking alcohol, often seen indulging in social settings

pijak, imprezowicz

pijak, imprezowicz

Ex: At gatherings, he's known as the tippler who enjoys sampling different craft beers. 
melancholy
melancholy
[Rzeczownik]

a feeling of long-lasting sadness that often cannot be explained

melancholia, smutek

melancholia, smutek

Ex: She couldn't shake off the melancholy that lingered after saying goodbye to her childhood home. 
queer
queer
[przymiotnik]

deviating from what is considered conventional or expected

dziwny, niezwykły

dziwny, niezwykły

Ex: His behavior seemed queer, as if he was hiding something. 
stale
stale
[przymiotnik]

lacking freshness or excitement due to overuse, age, or repetition

nieświeży, oklepany

nieświeży, oklepany

Ex: The party's playlist felt stale, with the same songs played repeatedly throughout the night. 
stilted
stilted
[przymiotnik]

showing a formal stiffness, often without a natural flow

sztywny, nienaturalny

sztywny, nienaturalny

Ex: Her speech at the podium felt stilted, as if she wasn't comfortable speaking in public. 
bosom
bosom
[Rzeczownik]

a person's chest

piersi, łono

piersi, łono

Ex: The baby fell asleep, cradled in the bosom of her mother. 
prow
prow
[Rzeczownik]

the forward part of a ship or boat, typically pointed and leading ahead through the water

dziób, przód statku

dziób, przód statku

Ex: The ship's prow cut through the waves as it sailed into the open sea. 
to abash
to abash
[Czasownik]

to make someone feel uneasy and ashamed

zawstydzać, wprawiać w zakłopotanie

zawstydzać, wprawiać w zakłopotanie

Ex: The teacher's sharp criticism abashed the student, causing her to lose confidence. 
to connive
to connive
[Czasownik]

to secretly cooperate or conspire with others, typically to commit wrongdoing or deceit

konspirować, być w zmowie

konspirować, być w zmowie

Ex: The corrupt officials connive with businessmen to embezzle public funds. 
bondsman
bondsman
[Rzeczownik]

a person who signs a bond to guarantee another's fulfillment of obligations

poręczyciel, gwarant

poręczyciel, gwarant

Ex: The bondsman stepped in to secure the lease for his nephew's apartment. 
to flounder
to flounder
[Czasownik]

to move clumsily or struggle while walking

borykać się, potykać się

borykać się, potykać się

Ex: The hiker, exhausted from the steep climb, began to flounder on the uneven terrain. 
throng
throng
[Rzeczownik]

a large crowd of people gathered closely together

tłum, zgromadzenie

tłum, zgromadzenie

Ex: A throng of fans waited outside the stadium before the doors opened. 
to ransack
to ransack
[Czasownik]

to search a place thoroughly, often in a rough or disorderly manner, especially with the intention of stealing or causing damage

przeszukać, splądrować

przeszukać, splądrować

Ex: The burglars ransacked the apartment, looking for valuables. 
to demur
to demur
[Czasownik]

to express one's disagreement, refusal, or reluctance

sprzeciwiać się, okazywać niechęć

sprzeciwiać się, okazywać niechęć

Ex: When asked to work overtime, Sarah demurred, citing family commitments. 
to accost
to accost
[Czasownik]

to approach or address someone aggressively or boldly, often with an intent to engage in conversation

zaczepiać, podchodzić

zaczepiać, podchodzić

Ex: Street vendors often accost pedestrians, trying to sell their wares. 
despondency
despondency
[Rzeczownik]

the state of being unhappy and despairing

zniechęcenie, desperacja

zniechęcenie, desperacja

Ex: In the depths of his despondency, he struggled to find a reason to get out of bed each morning. 
deprecatory
deprecatory
[przymiotnik]

characterized by remarks or actions that diminish or belittle something's value or significance

lekceważący, umiżający

lekceważący, umiżający

Ex: He has a habit of making deprecatory comments about others' ideas during meetings. 
to slight
to slight
[Czasownik]

to treat someone disrespectfully by showing a lack of attention or consideration

lekceważyć, celowo ignorować

lekceważyć, celowo ignorować

Ex: Being consistently overlooked for promotions began to feel like a deliberate attempt to slight him in the workplace. 
indigo
indigo
[przymiotnik]

having a rich color between dark blue and purple

indygo, ciemnoniebieski z fioletowym odcieniem

indygo, ciemnoniebieski z fioletowym odcieniem

pyre
pyre
[Rzeczownik]

a large stack of wood used for burning the body of a dead person at a funeral

stos pogrzebowy, stos drewna do kremacji

stos pogrzebowy, stos drewna do kremacji

Ex: The family prepared a pyre for the cremation. 
mirth
mirth
[Rzeczownik]

a feeling of happiness, joy, or amusement

radość, wesołość

radość, wesołość

Ex: The children's faces lit up with mirth as they played games and enjoyed the party. 
to croon
to croon
[Czasownik]

to sing in a soft, gentle, and melodious manner, often with a sentimental or romantic tone

nucić, śpiewać kołysankę

nucić, śpiewać kołysankę

Ex: He crooned a lullaby to his baby before putting her to sleep. 
to await
to await
[Czasownik]

to wait for something or someone

oczekiwać, czekać

oczekiwać, czekać

Ex: We eagerly await the arrival of the guests for the party. 
listlessly
listlessly
[przysłówek]

in a manner lacking energy, enthusiasm, or interest

beznamiętnie, bez zainteresowania

beznamiętnie, bez zainteresowania

Ex: She walked listlessly down the street, her mind elsewhere. 
stately
stately
[przymiotnik]

impressive and great in size

dostojny, imponujący

dostojny, imponujący

Ex: The stately mountain range stretched across the horizon, displaying a rugged and impressive natural landscape. 
to wend
to wend
[Czasownik]

to travel or proceed on a course, especially slowly or indirectly

kierować się, posuwać się powoli

kierować się, posuwać się powoli

Ex: They wended their way through the forest, following a narrow trail. 
to languish
to languish
[Czasownik]

to fail to be successful or make any progress

marnieć, stagnować

marnieć, stagnować

Ex: The once-promising startup began to languish after losing its major investor and failing to secure additional funding. 
to wince
to wince
[Czasownik]

to show a facial expression that signifies shame or pain

skrzywić twarz, wzdrygnąć się z bólu

skrzywić twarz, wzdrygnąć się z bólu

Ex: He winced as he touched the hot stove with his bare hand. 
tempest
tempest
[Rzeczownik]

a strong and violent storm characterized by high winds, heavy rain, thunder, and lightning

burza, sztorm

burza, sztorm

trace
trace
[Rzeczownik]

an indication or evidence of the former presence or existence of something

ślad, oznaka

ślad, oznaka

spoiled
spoiled
[przymiotnik]

(of a person) displaying a childish behavior due to being treated very well or having been given everything they desired in the past

rozpieszczony, zepsuty

rozpieszczony, zepsuty

Ex: Because she always got everything she wanted, she became a spoiled child who couldn't handle disappointment. 
smouldering
smouldering
[przymiotnik]

related to a state of intense or suppressed anger that is simmering beneath the surface, often not openly expressed

tlejący, ukryty

tlejący, ukryty

Ex: Despite his calm demeanor, there was a smouldering anger in his eyes. 
daredevil
daredevil
[przymiotnik]

reckless and willing to do dangerous things

szaleńczy, zuchwały

szaleńczy, zuchwały

Ex: Jake's daredevil nature led him to participate in skydiving and bungee jumping without hesitation. 
bower
bower
[Rzeczownik]

a pleasant shady place under trees or climbing plants in a garden or wood

altana, cieniste miejsce

altana, cieniste miejsce

Ex: They found a peaceful bower in the garden, perfect for reading. 
to sequester
to sequester
[Czasownik]

to isolate or separate something or someone from outside influence or contact

izolować, oddzielać

izolować, oddzielać

Ex: During meditation, it's important to sequester your mind from distractions and find inner peace. 
basely
basely
[przysłówek]

in a manner that is dishonorable, mean, or morally low

podle, w nikczemny sposób

podle, w nikczemny sposób

Ex: He betrayed his friend basely by spreading false rumors. 
to acquit
to acquit
[Czasownik]

to officially decide and declare in a law court that someone is not guilty of a crime

uniewinnić, uznać za niewinnego

uniewinnić, uznać za niewinnego

Ex: The company was accused of wrongdoing, but after a thorough investigation, they were acquitted of any illegal activities. 
leave
leave
[Rzeczownik]

permission or authorization to do something

zezwolenie, pozwolenie

zezwolenie, pozwolenie

Ex: The soldier acted without leave from his commanding officer. 
to apostrophize
to apostrophize
[Czasownik]

to directly address someone or something in a passionate or emotional manner

apostrofować, zwracać się

apostrofować, zwracać się

Ex: In his poem, the poet apostrophizes the moon, expressing his longing for its silent companionship. 
to swoon
to swoon
[Czasownik]

to lose consciousness temporarily, often due to strong emotion, heat, or exhaustion

zemdleć, stracić przytomność

zemdleć, stracić przytomność

Ex: She swooned with delight upon receiving the surprise gift. 
wreath
wreath
[Rzeczownik]

a circular arrangement of flowers, leaves, or other materials, often used as a decoration or tribute

wieniec, girlanda

wieniec, girlanda

Ex: They hung a festive wreath on the front door during the holidays. 
to blight
to blight
[Czasownik]

to spoil, harm, or destroy something, such as a plant, crop, or place, typically due to disease, pests, or unfavorable conditions

niszczyć, zwiędnąć

niszczyć, zwiędnąć

Ex: The heatwave blights the crops, causing them to wither in the fields. 
stringent
stringent
[przymiotnik]

(of a law, regulation, rule, etc.) extremely limiting and strict

surowy, rygorystyczny

surowy, rygorystyczny

Ex: The company had stringent rules about employee conduct. 
stubble
stubble
[Rzeczownik]

the leftover plant material, like seed coverings and bits of stem or leaves, remaining after crops are harvested

ściernisko, słoma

ściernisko, słoma

Ex: The field was left with stubble after the wheat harvest. 
pathos
pathos
[Rzeczownik]

a quality that evokes deep emotions, particularly feelings of pity, sorrow, or empathy

patos, głębokie emocje

patos, głębokie emocje

Ex: The film's ending was filled with pathos, leaving the audience in tears. 
vatic
vatic
[przymiotnik]

describing someone or something having qualities associated with prophecy or foresight

proroczy, wizjonerski

proroczy, wizjonerski

Ex: The vatic pronouncements of the ancient seer were studied for their cryptic wisdom. 
anon
anon
[przysłówek]

used to indicate that something will happen or be done soon, without delay

wkrótce, niebawem

wkrótce, niebawem

Ex: He promised to return anon with the information she needed. 
edifice
edifice
[Rzeczownik]

a large, imposing building, especially one that is impressive in size or appearance

budynek, imponująca budowla

budynek, imponująca budowla

Ex: The ancient cathedral stood as a majestic edifice in the center of the city. 
to evince
to evince
[Czasownik]

to clearly express or show a feeling, quality, or attitude through words, actions, or appearance

okazywać, wyrażać

okazywać, wyrażać

Ex: He evinced genuine interest in the welfare of his employees. 
semblance
semblance
[Rzeczownik]

a condition or situation that is similar or only appears to be similar to something

pozór, podobieństwo

pozór, podobieństwo

Ex: The old house had a semblance of its former grandeur, though it was now in disrepair. 
injudiciously
injudiciously
[przysłówek]

in a manner that lacks good judgment or discretion

nierozsądnie, bez zastanowienia

nierozsądnie, bez zastanowienia

Ex: He acted injudiciously by making hasty decisions without considering the consequences. 
clad
clad
[przymiotnik]

wearing clothes, especially in a particular manner or material

ubrany, odziany

ubrany, odziany

Ex: The knights were clad in shining armor for the tournament. 
tavern
tavern
[Rzeczownik]

a place where alcoholic drinks and sometimes food are served, often for socializing

tawerna, karczma

tawerna, karczma

Ex: They gathered at the tavern for drinks and conversation. 
to gainsay
to gainsay
[Czasownik]

to disagree or deny that something is true

zaprzeczać, negować

zaprzeczać, negować

Ex: No one could gainsay the evidence presented by the prosecution; it was indisputable. 
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