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angielski
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polski
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opcje
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mobs
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crowds |
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erosion
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degradation |
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severed
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cut off; disconnected |
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jocular
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liking to tell jokes |
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sneer
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scoff; jeer; jibe; podśmiewać się |
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grasp
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fathom; comprehend; fathom |
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scamper
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dash; scurry; rush |
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rebuke
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scold; reprimend; chide |
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thwart
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resist; oppose |
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snicker
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laugh |
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corroborate
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to support or help prove (a statement, theory, etc.) by providing information or evidence |
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swager
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crow; boast; brag |
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vexes
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pesters |
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mitigate
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soothe |
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incidence
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the number of times something happens or develops : the rate at which something occurs |
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plummet
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drop |
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plea
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appeal (apelacja; prośba) |
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centenarian
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One who is 100 years old or older. |
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exuberant
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very lively, happy, or energetic : filled with energy and enthusiasm |
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prowess
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ability |
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nostrum
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noun cure-all, often ineffective (medicine) |
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jagged
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Something is jagged when it has an uneven edge or quality to it |
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venerate
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to feel or show deep respect for (someone or something that is considered great, holy, etc.) |
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abridge
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to shorten (a book, a play, etc.) by leaving out some parts |
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to hoodwink
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to trick or mislead them |
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coerce
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force; compel |
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allure
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seduce |
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bicker
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to argue |
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pillage
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rob; steal |
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