35-36 ANKI

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1. blaknąć, płowieć 2. to disappear gradually 3. if a sports player, team, actor, etc. fades, they stop playing or performing as well as they did before
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fade
All colour had faded from the sky. The sun had faded the curtains. Her smile faded. Summer was fading into autumn. Black faded on the final bend.
wyblakły, spłowiały
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faded
1. zakole 2. a slow walk with many changes of direction and no particular aim 3. a discussion or conversation that develops slowly and changes subject often
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meander
The meanders of a river. A pleasant meander along tracks through pastures and woodland. A meander through various fields of learning.
1. meandrować 2. wander 3. dyskutować powoli
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meander
The stream meanders slowly down to the sea. They meandered around the old town admiring the architecture.
1. wycierać, przecierać 2. erase ale info, zdjęcie, pamięć kompa 3. wypierać z pamięci
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wipe
He wiped the sweat from his forehead. You must have wiped off that programme I recorded. Somebody had wiped all the tapes. I tried to wipe the whole episode from my mind. You can never wipe out the past.
1. wytarcie, przetarcie 2. chusteczka higieniczna - mokra
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wipe
Can you give the table a quick wipe? Remember to take nappies and baby wipes.
extremely tired
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wiped out
You look wiped out.
1. łagodny 2. not causing damage or harm 3. niezłośliwy - med
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benign
You would never have guessed his intentions from the benign expression on his face. The industry's environmental impact is relatively benign, even positive. She is recovering after surgery to remove a benign tumour.
1. pozwolenie 2. agreement about sth 3. an official document giving permission
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consent
The written consent of a parent is required. She was chosen as leader by common consent. Your family, in effect, signs the consent for you.
1. pozwalać, wyrażać zgodę 2. zgadzać się
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consent
When she told them what she intended, they readily consented. He reluctantly consented to the proposal. She finally consented to answer our questions.
1. to order somebody to appear in court 2. wezwać, przywołać 3. to call for or try to obtain something 4. zwoływać spotkanie 5. zbierać siły, energię na odwagę
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summon
He was summoned to appear before the magistrates. In May 1688 he was urgently summoned to London. She summoned the waiter. To summon assistance. To summon a meeting. She was trying to summon up the courage to leave him.
złagodzić, ulżyć
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alleviate
A number of measures were taken to alleviate the problem.
złagodzenie, ukojenie
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alleviation
The alleviation of poverty.
odstraszenie, powstrzymywanie
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deterrence
His view is that prison sentences must be long enough to satisfy the requirements both of retribution and deterrence.
odstraszający
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deterrent
They were arguing about the deterrent effect of nuclear weapons.
czynnik powstrzymujący, odstraszacz
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deterrent
Hopefully his punishment will act as a deterrent to others. A deterrent against cheating.
akcja protestacyjna
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industrial action
natychmiastowy
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instantaneous
Death was almost instantaneous.
1. immediate 2. błyskawiczny o jedzeniu
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instant
This account gives you instant access to your money. The show was an instant success. Instant coffee.
1. moment 2. a particular point in time 3. kawa błyskawiczna
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instant
I'll be back in an instant. At that (very) instant, the door opened. I recognized her the instant (that) I saw her. Do you want some coffee? Is instant OK?
1. tymczasowy, doraźny 2. prowizoryczny w finansach
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interim
An interim government/measure/report. He only holds the post on an interim basis. Interim figures/profits/results.
okres przejściowy
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interim
1. błąd, pomyłka - mały przez nieuwagę 2. okres od A, B, interval 3. chwila słabości, zapomnienia
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lapse
A lapse of concentration/memory. A momentary lapse in the final set cost her the match. After a lapse of six months we met up again. He wrote to us after a considerable lapse of time. It was an odd lapse for one who is normally so polite.
1. wygasać - to no longer be legally... 2. to gradually become weaker or come to an end 3. to stop believing in or practising your religion
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lapse
She had allowed her membership to lapse. The treaty lapsed in 1995. His concentration lapsed after a few minutes. This custom had lapsed over the years. He lapsed from Judaism when he was a student.
1. wygasły 2. niepraktykujący, były
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lapsed
A lapsed subscription. A lapsed Catholic lapsed faith.
długotrwały
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long-standing
A long-standing relationship. Long-standing grievances were aired at the meeting.
przestarzały, out of date
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obsolete
Obsolete technology. With technological changes many traditional skills have become obsolete.
starzenie, wychodzenie z użycia
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obsolescence
Products with built-in/planned obsolescence.
zanikający, wychodzący z użycia
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obsolescent
Obsolescent equipment/technology.
1. opóźniony np. zwrot, płatność, jedzenie 2. that should have happened - reformy
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overdue
An overdue payment/library book. The rent is now overdue. Overdue reforms. A book like this is long overdue.
1. trwać 2. obejmować, sięgać 3. to stretch right across something, from one side to the other
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span
His acting career spanned 55 years. The operation, which spanned nine countries, resulted in 200 arrests. His experience spanned not merely politics, but also business and journalism. A series of bridges spanning the river.

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