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angielski
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polski
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opcje
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incorigable
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never to be corrected |
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insolvent
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cannot pay your debts (companies mainly) |
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inguest
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investigation carried out by corroner |
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indict
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to accuse of something, charge with crime |
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incompatible
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not compatible |
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insipid
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tasteless |
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insatiable
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incapable of being satisfied or appeased |
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incentive
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something that encourages someone to do something (zachęta) |
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innate
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something that you were born with (wrodzony) |
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inconsiderate
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act without consideration |
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credulous
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willing to believe or trust too readily, especially without proper or adequate evidence; gullible |
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incredulity
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not believing (niedowierzanie) |
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indispensible
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cannot live without |
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impolite
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not polite |
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insolent
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rude and impolite |
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inebriated
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not sober (nietrzeźwy) |
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to inoculate
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to vaccinate |
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to fornicate
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cudzołożyć, to have sex outside of marriage |
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inlet
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a narrow area of water that goes into the land from a sea or lake; opening for (ex.) gas to enter (ex.) a machine |
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innovate
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To begin or introduce (something new) for the first time |
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insence
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An aromatic substance, such as wood or a gum, that is burned to produce a pleasant odor; To cause to be extremely angry; infuriate. |
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invulnerable
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immune to attack; impregnable |
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indigestion
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problems with digesting tract (stomach ache) |
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incinerate
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to burn something completely: |
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jocular
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said or done as a joke; person making jokes |
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erosion
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degradation (deterioration) |
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affluent
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wealthy; well-off |
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rebuke
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scold; reprimend; chide |
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scamper
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rush; dash; scurry |
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sneer
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jeer; scamper; jibe (podśmiewywać się) |
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fathom
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comprehend; grasp; understand |
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thwart
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to stop something from happening or someone from doing something: |
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snicker
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disrespectful snort of half-suppressed laughter, often expressing superiority. We snicker at beauty queens talking about world peace, for example |
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corroborate
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To strengthen or support with other evidence; make more certain |
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swager
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to walk or act in a way that shows that you are very confident and think that you are important: |
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crow (v)
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to talk in a proud and annoying way about something you have done: |
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vexes
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To irritate, bother, or frustrate |
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mitigate
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sooth (pain for example) |
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abhor
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to regard with extreme repugnance : loathe (hate) |
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coerce
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To pressure, intimidate, or force (someone) into doing something |
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versatile
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adjustable; flexible |
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drastic
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severe; extreme |
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to reinforce
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to bolster |
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to unveil
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to uncover (a ship, or a statue for example) |
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notwithstanding
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without being prevented by something |
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retrospect
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a review of or meditation on past events |
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trivial
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Of little significance or value. |
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transcend
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exceed |
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velocity
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Rapidity or speed of motion; swiftness |
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senescence
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the state of being old : the process of becoming old |
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