Part3

Question 1

zaspokajać, obsługiwać

Answer 1

cater, cater for, cater to - We cancaterand handle up to 16 People an hour. Please Note: Wecateronly to backpackers between 18 and 35 years of age. We are family run andcater forindividual wishes. tocater forall different tastes. EFR was created tocater tothese needs.

Question 2

płatki zbożowe

Answer 2

cereal - I caught my reflection in a spoon while eating mycereal. Okay, thiscerealhas lost all its molecular integrity.

Question 3

wiedzieć na pewno, być pewnym

Answer 3

know/say for certain - We wouldn’tknow for certainuntil the actual exchange. There is a clear way toknow for certainbut I hesitate to suggest it. I don’t want to jump to any conclusions until weknow for certain. I can’tsay for certain.

Question 4

rozmowny, gadatliwy

Answer 4

chatty - Well, he’s not toochattyabout his personal life. He’s a verychattyguy when you… wind him up.

Question 5

sprawdzić co u

Answer 5

check up on - I wanted tocheck up onher, ma’am. I came back tocheck up onyou. He did ask Dean tocheck up onhis wife.

Question 6

obowiązek, udręka, mordęga

Answer 6

chore - It’s always a pleasure, never achore. It was allchoreand burden. Manual reports are often a realchore.

Question 7

przyjść, wpaść

Answer 7

come over - It was impossible for me tocome overbefore. Maybe you shouldcome overhere and find out. I couldcome overand give you some training tips.

Question 8

dochodzić do siebie

Answer 8

come round - We removed the tumour and he’s justcome round. I thinkshe’s coming around.

Question 9

podlegać, zostać objętym, znaleźć się pod

Answer 9

come under - However, that also means of course that our currency willcome underpressure. We’re going tocome underfire at any minute. The new proposals shouldcome underthe co-decision procedure

Question 10

napotykać, natrafiać

Answer 10

come up against - Such actions willcome up againstresistance from the new left-wing/liberal government elite. Truth maycome up againstobstacles, but Truth has all the strength needed to overcome these obstacles. I am now under the impression that every time wecome up againsta problem, we introduce stress tests.

Question 11

Towar, dobro, surowiec

Answer 11

commodity - Company’s a rarecommodityup here. And I don’t consider myself acommodity. Thecommodityprice slump has negatively affected netcommodityexporters, including Russia and Brazil.

Question 12

mieć coś wspólnego

Answer 12

have in common with - I have nothingin common withthis gentleman.

Question 13

dojazd

Answer 13

commute - That can’t be an easycommute. I wish my morningcommutewent that smooth. My dailycommute’s an hour and 47 minutes.

Question 14

porównywalny

Answer 14

comparable - Monitoring and reporting shall be consistent andcomparableover time.

Question 15

porównawczy

Answer 15

comparative - The Commission considers that thecomparativescenario presented by the Polish authorities is realistic. Includingcomparativeassertions with additional requirements.

Question 16

stosunkowo, względnie, relatywnie

Answer 16

comparatively - The second engine performscomparativelyfast. I come from a country of long distances andcomparativelysmall towns.

Question 17

porównać notatki, podzielić się wrażeniami

Answer 17

compare notes - We can re-group at the end of the day andcompare notes… We should talk,compare notes, come to conclusions.

Question 18

skompilować, sporządzić, opracować

Answer 18

compile - Otherwise, you mustcompilethe program from sources. Use this notebook to capture,compile, and share information.

Question 19

skarga, zażalenie, reklamacja

Answer 19

complaint - Individuals, groups and non-governmental organizations can make acomplaint. Neither of them explicitly opposed thecomplaint.

Question 20

zakończenie, realizacja, dokończenie

Answer 20

completion - I feel like it was the rightcompletion. Well, the contract might’ve had a penalty for latecompletion.

Question 21

pochwalić

Answer 21

compliment - I mustcomplimentYour Highness on his ingenuity. I haven’t had the chance tocomplimentyou on your beautiful theater. I really mustcomplimentwhoever lives here.

Question 22

zastosować się, podporządkować, wywiązać się, dostosować

Answer 22

comply - Well, naturally, Icomply. If I wouldn’tcomply, he’d tell my wife all. If you do notcomply, we will use deadly force. Sir… I cannotcomplyunless you show me those orders.

Question 23

kompleksowy, wyczerpujący, całkowity

Answer 23

comprehensive - Englishcomprehensivereport available, including refer range. It ensures thecomprehensivedevelopment of young people. It foreseescomprehensiveaction on three fronts.

Question 24

obejmować, zawierać, stanowić

Answer 24

comprise - The test procedure mustcompriseboth a theoretical and a practical component. Those internal rules and procedurescomprisethe second tier of requirements in the DIFC. The product shall notcompriseprotruding parts on which a child could fall and be injured.

Question 25

zawierać, stwierdzić

Answer 25

conclude - They mightconcludethat he was well worth watching. The Office may alsoconcludecooperation agreements with other international organisations.

Question 26

konkretny

Answer 26

concrete - Also, stay specific andconcrete, avoiding vague statements. Each participant wants to get aconcreteresult.

Question 27

tajny, poufny

Answer 27

confidential - Everything that passes between us isconfidential.

Question 28

zator, przeciążenie, ograniczenie

Answer 28

congestion - The lungs indicate severe pulmonarycongestion. This mean that networkcongestionproblems are not addressed. The management of contractualcongestionof networks is an important issue.

Question 29

sumienny, skrupulatny, obowiązkowy

Answer 29

conscientious - According to his colleagues, he isconscientiousand reflective. You are being veryconscientiousabout presenting accurate information

Question 30

świadomy, przytomy

Answer 30

conscious - Beingconsciousbut temporarily unable to move. I’m about to fall asleep I’m barelyconscious. And if he’sconscious, he can pick up.

Question 31

świadomość, przytomność, jaźń

Answer 31

consciousness - Humanconsciousnesslags behind real development. Myconsciousnesssimply entered an altered state.

Question 32

zgoda, zezwolenie, akceptacja

Answer 32

consent - Therefore, additionalconsentfor processing thereof is not required. She cannot marry without myconsent.

Question 33

w konsekwencji

Answer 33

as a consequence - They should,as a consequence, be covered by the restrictive measures. Andas a consequence, the government has withdrawn your plea offer.

Question 34

taktowny, troskliwy, rozważny, uprzejmy

Answer 34

considerate - He’sconsideratetowards others and always takes responsibility for the things he does. He’s a lovely chap, though, kind andconsiderate. Danny is so sweet andconsiderate.

Question 35

zawodnik, uczestnik, kandydat

Answer 35

contestant - And this one is going to be a very specialcontestant. Look, I know when acontestantis playing to the camera. I’m here as acontestantlike anybody else.

Question 36

ciągły, nieustanny

Answer 36

continual - We strive for innovation andcontinualdevelopment. Because the war consists ofcontinualpetty humiliations.

Question 37

nieustannie, ciągle, nieprzerwanie

Answer 37

continually - And I deal with themcontinually. I amcontinuallyimpressed by her.

Question 38

zaprzeczyć

Answer 38

contradict - We can’t openlycontradictour own programme.

Question 39

przeciwny, wręcz przeciwnie

Answer 39

to the contrary - Such authority shall be presumed in the absence of proofto the contrary. Unless you have proofto the contrary. I’ve heard rumoursto the contrary. To the contrary, production has increased only by 9 %

Question 40

wbrew, w przeciwieństwie do

Answer 40

contrary to - You must know that’scontrary tocustom.The judge had an agendacontrary tolaw. That is notcontrary tomy conscience nor my faith.

Question 41

wygoda, komfort

Answer 41

convenience - Two key factors count: customerconvenienceand costs optimization. Energy-saving technology, simplicity andconvenienceof operation.

Question 42

konwenans

Answer 42

convention - Neither do I, but it’s the socialconvention. This is not aconventionbut true. Rejecting false morality and slavishconventionin favour of pleasure?

Question 43

ludowa mądrość, powszechna opinia, konwencjonalna mądrość

Answer 43

conventional wisdom - It is time to ignoreconventional wisdom. Maxine’s right, according toconventional wisdom.

Question 44

odbyć rozmowę, podtrzymać rozmowę

Answer 44

hold a conversation - He will have tohold a conversationabout the essence of the sacraments. Look your visitor in the face and simplyhold a conversation.

Question 45

przekazać, oddać, wyrazić

Answer 45

convey - Early language instruction relies heavily on pictures toconveynew vocabulary. It’s so hard toconveytone. The only emotion I wish toconveyis gratitude.

Question 46

przekonujący

Answer 46

convincing - You wereconvincing, but I wasn’t convinced.

Question 47

zachować spokój, zachować zimną krew, być opanowanym

Answer 47

keep your cool - it’s hard tokeep your coolwhen you’re driving next to such a beautiful woman… like yourself. Amazing how youkeep your cool. Just try tokeep your cool.

Question 48

korporacyjny, firmowy

Answer 48

corporate - Soundcorporategovernance can help to change that. Raging at injustice andcorporatemisconduct. Down with that poison-peddlingcorporatemonster.

Question 49

odpowiednik, partner

Answer 49

counterpart - Maybe Adam had a femalecounterpart. Beckman’s there to meet with her Chinesecounterpart.

Question 50

w trakcie

Answer 50

during/in/over the course of - We got three couples murderedover the course ofseven days. It seems odd that that would happenduring the course ofa struggle. I’m a federal agentin the course ofan investigation.