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the feeling of being confused or anxious that you get when you visit a foreign country or a place that is very different from the one you are used to Moving to London was a bit of a culture shock after ten years of living in the country. rozpocznij naukę
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an exciting experience in which dangerous or unusual things happen sense/spirit of adventure: willingness to try new things, take risks etc sometimes work, study or a sense of adventure take us out of our familiar surrounding to go and live in a different culture rozpocznij naukę
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in or to a foreign country almost everyone who studies, lives or works abroad has some problems rozpocznij naukę
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the quality of being new, unusual, and interesting immigrants usually accept new culture as just part of the novelty rozpocznij naukę
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Australians believe that life should have a balance between work and leisure time rozpocznij naukę
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a change in the way that someone behaves or thinks immigrants mostly have problem adjusting to a new culture rozpocznij naukę
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a period of adjustment/ adjustment to
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the action of changing the focus or direction of something./ familiarization with something again./figuring out where you are and pointing yourself in the right direction the stage of adjustment and reorientation/ rozpocznij naukę
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when something changes from one form or state to another the smooth transition from full-time work to full retirement/ a society that is in transition (=changing) rozpocznij naukę
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transition [n] from sth to sth
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the process of changing something to make it suitable for a new situation newcomers undergo a process of adaptation rozpocznij naukę
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adoption—> the act or process of adopting a child/ the act of starting to use a particular plan, method, way of speaking etc/
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something that is done by people in a particular society because it is traditional → tradition they have accepted the new food, drinks, habits and customs and may even find themselves enjoying them rozpocznij naukę
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hug/ to eagerly accept a new idea, opinion, religion etc/ to include sth people wish to study abroad to embrace and experience living in a diverse culture rozpocznij naukę
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serious (in problem)/ strong (in feeling)/ quickly become serious (in illness) culture shock is characterized by the feelings of emotional and physical discomfort, homesickness, acute nostalgia and a variety of other symptoms rozpocznij naukę
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to become completely involved in an activity to put sb or sth deep into a liquid so that they are completely covered: immerse sb/sth in sth immerse yourself in the new culture to reduce the effect of culture shock rozpocznij naukę
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completely full of things or people. SYN: packed I like visiting magnetic cities which are crammed full of amazing experiences rozpocznij naukę
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friendly and pleasantly cheerful places which have a convivial atmosphere rozpocznij naukę
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to get off a ship or aircraft to put people or goods onto the shore from a ship I love disembarking the plane and setting out to dicover the city rozpocznij naukę
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opp: embark
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to increase the range of things that someone knows about or has experienced travelling is a neat way of broadening your horizon rozpocznij naukę
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broaden/expand/widen someone's horizons [idiom]
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in a place or situation that is not suitable to a person I tried living in the city, but I was/felt out of my element there rozpocznij naukę
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the opinion that people have about someone or something because of what has happened in the past/ شهرت I like visiting those places which have earned reputation for having a convivial atmosphere rozpocznij naukę
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بخش زيادى از درآمد صرف چيزى شدن travelling is an expensive hobby and takes up a sizeable portion of my budget rozpocznij naukę
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take up a sizeable portion of my budget
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