Przymiotniki/Przysłówki = Adjectives/Adverbs (2)

The world need to move towards sustainable energy sources. / We need to find sustainable solutions to combat climate change. / The goal is to achieve sustainable economic growth without harming the planet.

Population in this area is very dense. / They got lost in the dense jungle. / Gold is a very dense metal. / The fog was very dense. / We saw a dense cloud of smoke.

This book is very thick. / Thick smoke over the forest looked terrifying. / This sauce is too thick, you should add some water. / She has thick curly hair. / He speaks with a thick Russian accent.

His hands were filthy. / Your habit of biting your nails is filthy. / The weather is just filthy today. / I'm in a filthy temper. Leave me alone.

The roof is old and leaky, so we need to call a repairman. / I had to stop because of a leaky tire. / There are some very leaky pipes along the street.

Do you want creamy or crunchy peanut butter? / I would add some crunchy lettuce to this salad.

I have a sore throat from singing too much. / My legs are sore. / I am sore after the ride. / I'm sore because of your nasty comment.

Mark is highly reliable employee, he always finishes his tasks on time. / We need a reliable source of information before we publish the article. / Our old car is surprisingly reliable, it has never broken down.

I would love to go for a year-round travel.

I gave you it by mistake. / Someone left the door open by mistake.

I met him by chance at the bus station. / I found out about it quite by chance.

Listen, what your wrote the other day, I thought it was well considered. / He was considered to be one of the best pianists in the world. / This language can be considered vulgar. / He was considered for the position.

The fries were too greasy. / He had greasy hands after working on thr car engine. / She washed her greasy hair right before the party.

His grandfather still uses an old-fashioned phone. / She wears long dresses and has a very old-fashioned sens of style.

He wasn't conscious of the danger. / He's half-conscious after the accident. / Is she conscious?/ Was it a conscious insult? / It was a conscious decision.

The death of a loved one is always a painful experience. / One of my knees is painful since I fell down. / Was the operation very painful? / Will this injection be painful? / Her performance was painful to watch.

These sweets are too sticky to chew. / I have got a sticky mouth after eating this cake. / It was such a sticky day that I couldn't breathe. / Sticky weather is typical in this area. / I've a sticky problem to deal with.

She finely chopped the herbs for the stew. / The coffee beans were finely ground for the espresso machine. / His argument was finely articulated and impossible to refute. / The debate was a finely balanced discussion of complex issues.

Do you prefer ground or instant coffee? / I like the smell of ground coffee.

You have to be gentle. / Our dog is really gentle. / I love listening to her, her voice is so gentle. / Watch out, it's a gentle fabric. / The flowers were moving in a gentle wind. / This slope is very gentle, you will learn how to ski here.

I slept badly that night. / He did badly, but he apologized. / Her arm hurt badly. / He was badly beaten. / This boy behaves badly. / She loves him badly.

He is educated person.

He is by far the best student. / They were by far the most important members of the team.

He wasn't anticipated here. / This day has been anticipated for a long time. / This is the most anticipated film of the year.

Her voice sounded very familiar even though I couldn't remember her name. / I like your house. It is so familiar. / Our parents have a familiar relationship. / The doctor is familiar with patient's entire medical history.

Because of unforeseen circumstances, I'm forced to postpone our meeting.