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Podstawowe Słownictwo do Egzaminu SAT - Wyzwania i Walki

Tutaj nauczysz się niektórych angielskich słów związanych z wyzwaniami i walką, takich jak "strive", "feat", "persist" itp., które będą Ci potrzebne do zdania SATów.

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SAT Exam Essential Vocabulary
to withstand
to withstand
[Czasownik]

to resist or endure the force, pressure, or challenges imposed upon oneself

wytrzymać, opierać się

wytrzymać, opierać się

Ex: The sturdy structure of the building can withstand strong winds and earthquakes. 
to tolerate
to tolerate
[Czasownik]

to allow something one dislikes, especially certain behavior or conditions, without interference or complaint

tolerować, znosić

tolerować, znosić

Ex: She tolerates the inconveniences of public transportation without complaining. 
to struggle
to struggle
[Czasownik]

to engage in a violent fight with someone, especially to get out of a difficult situation

borykać się, walczyć

borykać się, walczyć

Ex: He struggled with the thief, trying to wrestle the bag away. 
to tackle
to tackle
[Czasownik]

to try to deal with a difficult problem or situation in a determined manner

zmierzyć się, poradzić sobie

zmierzyć się, poradzić sobie

Ex: The team decided to tackle the project's complexity by breaking it into manageable tasks. 
to encounter
to encounter
[Czasownik]

to be faced with an unexpected difficulty during a process

napotkać, zderzyć się z

napotkać, zderzyć się z

Ex: The team encountered unexpected challenges while implementing the new software. 
to confront
to confront
[Czasownik]

to face or deal with a problem or difficult situation directly

konfrontować, stawiać czoła

konfrontować, stawiać czoła

Ex: The manager decided to confront the team's productivity issues and implement new strategies. 
to strive
to strive
[Czasownik]

to make great efforts or struggle in opposition, often in contention or dispute

walczyć, dążyć

walczyć, dążyć

Ex: Workers in the factory strive against unfavorable conditions, advocating for better wages and improved working environments. 
to grapple
to grapple
[Czasownik]

to engage in a determined effort to confront and resolve a problem or obstacle

borykać się z, zmagać się z

borykać się z, zmagać się z

Ex: The team had to grapple with the complex task of integrating new technology into their existing infrastructure. 
to resort
to resort
[Czasownik]

to turn to or use something as a solution or means of help, especially as a last option

uciekać się, odwoływać się

uciekać się, odwoływać się

Ex: When negotiations failed, they had to resort to legal action to resolve the dispute. 
to persevere
to persevere
[Czasownik]

to continue a course of action, especially in the face of difficulty or with little or no prospect of success

wytrwać, upierać się

wytrwać, upierać się

Ex: Despite facing numerous rejections, she persevered in her writing career. 
to endeavor
to endeavor
[Czasownik]

to make an effort to achieve a goal or complete a task

starać się, próbować

starać się, próbować

Ex: Despite the challenges, he endeavors to create a positive impact in his community. 
to toil
to toil
[Czasownik]

to work extremely hard and persistently, often with great effort and dedication

ciężko pracować, mołocić się

ciężko pracować, mołocić się

Ex: Farmers toil in the fields to cultivate crops for a successful harvest. 
to persist
to persist
[Czasownik]

to continue a course of action with determination, even when faced with challenges or discouragement

upierać się, wytrwać

upierać się, wytrwać

Ex: Despite his injury, the athlete persisted in training for the marathon. 
to rival
to rival
[Czasownik]

to be equal to or compete closely with someone or something in terms of skill, ability, or performance

rywalizować, konkurować

rywalizować, konkurować

Ex: The new smartphone model aims to rival its competitors in terms of features and performance. 
to endure
to endure
[Czasownik]

to persist through difficult or painful experiences

znosić, wytrzymywać

znosić, wytrzymywać

Ex: The pioneers endured many hardships as they settled new lands. 
to concede
to concede
[Czasownik]

to admit defeat in a competition, election, etc.

przyznać się do porażki, uznać wyższość

przyznać się do porażki, uznać wyższość

Ex: After a tense debate, the candidate finally conceded defeat. 
to overwhelm
to overwhelm
[Czasownik]

to overpower someone or something emotionally or mentally, leaving them unable to respond effectively

przytłaczać, przeciążać

przytłaczać, przeciążać

Ex: The news of her promotion overwhelmed her with joy. 
to withdraw
to withdraw
[Czasownik]

to pull back or move away from a position or situation, often in response to a threat or unfavorable conditions

wycofać się,  odstąpić

wycofać się, odstąpić

Ex: The army was forced to withdraw from the battlefront due to heavy enemy resistance. 
to succumb
to succumb
[Czasownik]

to surrender to a superior force or influence

ulec, poddawać się

ulec, poddawać się

Ex: Despite his strong will, he eventually succumbed to the persuasive arguments of his friends. 
obstacle
obstacle
[Rzeczownik]

an intangible difficulty or challenge that must be overcome

trudność, wyzwanie

trudność, wyzwanie

Ex: Fear of failure was the main obstacle to her success. 
barricade
barricade
[Rzeczownik]

a defensive barrier erected during wartime to obstruct enemy movement and provide protection for defending forces

barykada

barykada

Ex: Soldiers hastily constructed barricades using sandbags to fortify their positions against advancing enemy troops. 
impediment
impediment
[Rzeczownik]

anything that blocks or slows progress

przeszkoda, utrudnienie

przeszkoda, utrudnienie

Ex: The fallen tree was an impediment on the hiking trail, making it hard to continue. 
burden
burden
[Rzeczownik]

a responsibility or task that causes hardship, stress, etc.

ciężar, obowiązek

ciężar, obowiązek

Ex: The financial burden of student loans weighed heavily on her after graduation. 
tightrope
tightrope
[Rzeczownik]

a situation where one must navigate carefully to avoid problems or failure

linowy most, delikatna sytuacja

linowy most, delikatna sytuacja

Ex: Negotiating the peace treaty was like walking a tightrope, requiring careful balance between conflicting demands. 
adversity
adversity
[Rzeczownik]

a situation marked by hardship or misfortune

przeciwność,  nieszczęście

przeciwność, nieszczęście

Ex: She showed remarkable resilience in the face of adversity, turning challenges into opportunities. 
calamity
calamity
[Rzeczownik]

an event causing great and often sudden damage, distress, or destruction

klęska, katastrofa

klęska, katastrofa

Ex: The earthquake was a calamity that devastated the entire city, leaving buildings in ruins. 
drawback
drawback
[Rzeczownik]

a disadvantage or the feature of a situation that makes it unacceptable

wada, minus

wada, minus

Ex: The main drawback of working from home is the lack of social interaction. 
mishap
mishap
[Rzeczownik]

an unexpected and unlucky event

nieszczęście, wypadek

nieszczęście, wypadek

Ex: She laughed off the mishap of spilling coffee on her shirt before the meeting. 
dilemma
dilemma
[Rzeczownik]

a situation that is difficult because a choice must be made between two or more options that are equally important

dylemat

dylemat

Ex: She faced a dilemma when she had to choose between attending her best friend's wedding and a critical work presentation. 
disturbance
disturbance
[Rzeczownik]

an event or situation that interrupts or disrupts the normal state or functioning of something

zakłócenie, zamieszanie

zakłócenie, zamieszanie

Ex: The loud music caused a disturbance in the neighborhood. 
conundrum
conundrum
[Rzeczownik]

a problem or question that is confusing and needs a lot of skill or effort to solve or answer

zagadka, łamigłówka

zagadka, łamigłówka

Ex: The meaning of life has always been a conundrum that philosophers have pondered for centuries. 
turmoil
turmoil
[Rzeczownik]

a state of extreme disturbance that causes a lot of worry and uncertainty

zamęt, zaniepokojenie

zamęt, zaniepokojenie

barrier
barrier
[Rzeczownik]

an obstacle that separates people or hinders any progress or communication

bariera, przeszkoda

bariera, przeszkoda

Ex: Language can be a barrier to effective communication. 
fault line
fault line
[Rzeczownik]

an area of vulnerability in a system, organization, or relationship that could lead to significant problems or breakdowns

linia uskoku, punkt wrażliwy

linia uskoku, punkt wrażliwy

Ex: The recent disagreements between the partners exposed a fault line in their business relationship. 
strain
strain
[Rzeczownik]

a challenging situation or pressure that causes difficulty or tension

presja, napięcie

presja, napięcie

Ex: The strain of working two jobs was taking a toll on his health. 
travail
travail
[Rzeczownik]

hard or painful work

ciężka praca

ciężka praca

Ex: The artist's masterpiece was the result of years of hard travail. 
feat
feat
[Rzeczownik]

an impressive or remarkable achievement or accomplishment, often requiring great skill or strength

wyczyn, znaczne osiągnięcie

wyczyn, znaczne osiągnięcie

resilient
resilient
[przymiotnik]

able to recover quickly from difficult situations

odporny,  wytrzymały

odporny, wytrzymały

Ex: The resilient athlete quickly recovered from a minor injury and returned to the competition. 
persistent
persistent
[przymiotnik]

continuing to do something despite facing criticism or difficulties

wytrwały, uparty

wytrwały, uparty

Ex: Despite the setbacks, she remained persistent, never giving up on her goals. 
cumbersome
cumbersome
[przymiotnik]

challenging to manage or move due to size, weight, or awkward shape

nieporęczny, ciężki

nieporęczny, ciężki

Ex: Carrying the cumbersome boxes up the stairs was exhausting. 
unbearable
unbearable
[przymiotnik]

causing extreme discomfort or distress that is difficult to endure

nieznośny, nie do zniesienia

nieznośny, nie do zniesienia

Ex: The heat during the heatwave was unbearable for the residents without air conditioning. 
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