Part4 Flashcards
rzecz oczywista
a matter of course - The quality of our kebap represents for usa matter of course. Sustainable production is alsoa matter of coursefor us. We do thisas a matter of course, on a daily basis.
zatuszować, zamaskować, ukryć
cover up - I guess they cancover upanything. That’s everything you need tocover upa murder.
pokrycie, zasięg, zakres, ochrona
coverage - These promises were not withoutcoverage. The outdoor cameras don’t have adequatecoverage. Making wifi greatercoverage, the signal stronger.
opowiadać dowcip, żartować
crack a joke - I was always the first one tocrack a joke… I promise never tocrack a jokelike that. If you get stuck somewhere, justcrack a joke! Is it necessary tocrack a jokeevery single time?
Jak szalony
like crazy - I’m going to have to start paintinglike crazy. You have great taste, and studylike crazy. Ryan’s been texting melike crazy.
śmietanka
cream - the cream ofMoscow society had flocked to the annual ball. It was a fashionable place to whichthe cream ofGerman aristocracy thronged.
dalekie od
a far cry from - It wasa far cry frommy dressing room filled with flowers. Well, it’sa far cry fromour suspect. It’sa far cry fromthe world we thought we’d inherit.
zwyczajowy, zwykły, tradycyjny
customary - It iscustomaryon these occasions for the groom to marry the bridesmaid. It’s more than mycustomarystake.
podciąć, poderżnąć, przeciąć, podróżować po
cut across - I cancut acrosscountry easily enough. “… my throat becut across…”. Those barrierscut acrossGermany in a gash of barbed wire, concrete, dog runs, and guard towers. One tree gave fruit which, ifcut across, showed a cross.
cięcie, zmniejszenie
cutback - It’s a mandatory 20%cutback. No, man, an economiccutback. My client hascutbackher hours since the separation.
nowoczesny, najnowszy
cutting-edge - This machinery has all thecutting-edgetechnology of the 1890s. Acutting-edgefitness centre is also available. Your commitment tocutting-edgeresearch is unparalleled. He’s got the best doctors,cutting-edgetreatment.
świt, początki
the dawn of - So beginsthe dawn ofour invincibility. Everyone was convinced it wasthe dawn ofa new era. Sincethe dawn ofman, death has taken souls like my mother.
dawne czasy, stare czasy
the old days - They’re a curio, a hangover fromthe old days. Laughing and sharing stories aboutthe old days… Bit different fromthe old days, but nice.
przedszkole, żłobek
daycare - Now I’m running adaycare, not a welfare. You’re running an illegaldaycare, so relax. He spent $250,000 on adaycarecenter. That gives us more time to find anotherdaycarecenter.
marzyć
daydream - He coulddaydreamabout his real mother… Oftendaydreamabout how life must be elsewhere.
mrzonka, marzenie
daydream - This is of course adaydream, an idea, but one worth following. And mydaydreamabout being a teacher was limited to this level. Is it just adaydreamand fantasy of futurologists or a real future before which we can’t escape?
codzienny, bieżący, z dnia na dzień
day-to-day - We can’t keep livingday-to-day. Bothday-to-daypollution and emergency smoke are safely and effectively ventilated. I miss the honesty ofday-to-daypolice work. Meaning, stripping you from yourday-to-dayresponsibilities.
stanowczo przeciwny
dead against - You’re supposed to bedead againstthat sort of thing. When I made my offer, you weredead againstit. Gerald wasdead againsthis coming.
śmiertelnie nudny
deadly dull - He wasdeadly dull, as it turned out. Now I find themdeadly dull. Uncle Albert -deadly dull, poor fellow.
sporo, dużo
a good deal of - I spenta good dealof time there myself last year. I’m afraid I still havea good dealof work to do. There’sa good dealof interference, Captain, but you are getting through.
odliczenie, potrącenie
deduction - This sum shall be shown as a monthlydeductionon pay slips. This should be taken into account by applying a correspondingdeduction. This comparison was made afterdeductionof rebates and discounts.
pogłębić, powiększyć
deepen - We firmly believe that we mustdeepenour dialogue. The details you would learn about her would onlydeepenyour grief. It would only serve todeepentheir suspicions. We shoulddeepenour commitment to the whole region.
niedobór, brak, deficyt, niedostatek, niedosyt
deficiency - This was considered a seriousdeficiency. Reality is caused by alcoholicdeficiency. I told him I had a porkdeficiency.
wypełnić, wywiązać się
deliver - Be careful promising what you can’tdeliver. All of which help us to innovate anddelivermore value to global consumers.
poszukiwany, rozchwytywany, pożądany, na żądanie
in demand - Therefore, these species are very popular andin demand. Such resources arein demandand are popular especially among young people. When it comes to evil, the mother of all monsters is alwaysin demand.
zależny, uzależniony od
dependent on - They’re verydependent onpeople. Life is completelydependent oncarbon. I don’t want to bedependent onanyone anymore.
najbardziej potrzebujący
the most deprived persons - I voted in favour of the proposal for a regulation on food distribution tothe most deprived persons. The Fund shall support activities contributing to the social inclusion ofthe most deprived persons.
czerpać z, pochodzić z, wywodzić z
derive from - I love to give andderivepleasure from it. They believe their powersderivedirectly from the divine. You may notderiveany rights from this list.
wolnostojący, oderwany
detached - Large 2-family housedetached, built in 2014. It’s sort of a shock to see your headdetachedthat way. I feel sodetachedat these occasions.
pogarszać się, pogorszyć
deteriorate - But his hearing seems todeteriorategradually. But only if the health does notdeteriorate. And matters mightdeterioratefrom there. Rodney, the hull is beginning todeteriorate. Wedeteriorateat different rates - some sooner, some later.
zdruzgotany, zdewastowany
devastated - My father wasdevastatedand died of grief a few years later. And when she left me, I was sodevastated.
niszczycielski, druzgocący
devastating - Our attack must be swift anddevastating. 8 months ago this city survived adevastatingattack… The psychological side effects could bedevastating.
rozróżnić, odróżnić
tell the difference - Find out how totell the difference. I hope I cantell the difference. I like being able totell the difference. You only need a tongue totell the difference. Once you learn, you cantell the difference.
odróżnić, rozróżnić, różnicować
differentiate - I can’t evendifferentiatewhich of these symbols are letters or numbers. There’s no way todifferentiate… between friend and foe. It may cause a cell to survive, move, or furtherdifferentiate. Our task is to coordinate anddifferentiate. I’m just affecting an accent todifferentiatemyself from the common people.
postawić w trudnej sytuacji
to be put in a difficult situation - You wereput in a difficult situation. I didn’t mean toputyouin a difficult situation.
kompendium
digest of knowledge - an international conference which shall be a realdigestof knowledge about the industry. The Portal is adigestof knowledge from the field of Polish culture
zmniejszyć, maleć, słabnąć
diminish - In this way we candiminishthe cost of the climate/energy package to our economy. But that doesn’tdiminishwhat he felt for you. It willdiminishpollution because it runs on electricity.
kierować
direct - You candirectany questions you have to me. Pleasedirectany such request to. You mustdirectno more of it to me. I’ve never tried todirectanyone with a gun pointed.
katalog, folder, spis
directory - Find your property in our boomingdirectory. Affiliate links should never be added to thedirectory. Setup cannot install Windows in thisdirectory. Mount thisdirectorybefore backing up.
defaworyzowany, w trudnej sytuacji, upośledzony, w niekorzystnym położeniu
disadvantaged - Women living in rural areas are particularlydisadvantaged. By helpingdisadvantagedchildren become tomorrow’s leaders.
dezaprobata, niezadowolenie, nieprzychylność
disapproval - It’s crucial that we voice ourdisapproval. I’ve sensed yourdisapprovalsince I got back in town. I imagined we’d meet with some slightdisapproval. He seemed to sense herdisapproval.
katastrofalny, fatalny, zgubny
disastrous - That would bedisastrousfor her. A simple error in chemical formula calculation can causedisastrousvolatility. Anddisastrousto someone of your disposition.
niezadowolenie
discontent - You’d never know because she’s so shy about herdiscontent. Socialdiscontentcan trigger unexpected effects. Now, those who work against peace sow the seeds ofdiscontent. As for himself, he gave no sign ofdiscontent.
odrzucać, zwalniać
dismiss - You can’tdismissme with some metaphysical BS. I candismissyou in 10 minutes. All right, let’s notdismissanything. I’ddismissthe whole motion, Your Honor. The Commission cannot butdismissthis argument.
zwolnienie, odwołanie, dymisja
dismissal - Any violation results in immediatedismissal. The defense request for adismissalof all charges is denied. Yourdismissalwill be approved at the meeting tonight.
zaburzenie, choroba, nieład, dolegliwość
disorder - Yes, but that’s an organicdisorder. There is no chaos ordisorder. Her mother says she has an undiagnosed cognitivedisorder. Feelings are a hormonaldisorderI do not suffer from.
wypierać, wyprzeć, przesiedlić
displace - Yes, you’d better face it ‘cause you can’tdisplaceit. We must and willdisplacetraffic wherever possible, but it is difficult.
przemieszczenie, przesunięcie
displacement - Timedisplacementleaves a molecular signature. You didn’t account for temporaldisplacement.
rozporządzać, pozbyć się
dispose of - Ladies, pleasedispose ofthese. Anddispose ofthem in an ecologically more suitable way. Idispose ofmy own account. It was my job todispose ofthem. Nonetheless, there are considerable assets todispose of.
zakłócenie, zaburzenie
disruption - Anydisruptionwill mean being removed from the courtroom. Anydisruptionof medication schedules can be disastrous to their performance. And, to be honest, I never expected fulldisruptionof supply.
