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Pytanie		Odpowiedź
diminutive rozpocznij naukę		small
infinitesimal rozpocznij naukę		extremely small an infinitesimal pause
minuscule rozpocznij naukę		small
slight rozpocznij naukę		small
behemoth rozpocznij naukę		huge
colossal rozpocznij naukę		huge amount
gargantuan rozpocznij naukę		enormous
gigantic rozpocznij naukę		big
humongous rozpocznij naukę		huge
mammoth rozpocznij naukę		huge
monolithic rozpocznij naukę		huge big
monumental rozpocznij naukę		great in importance, extent, or size. it's been a monumental effort
prodigious rozpocznij naukę		remarkably or impressively great in extent, size, or degree
titanic rozpocznij naukę		of exceptional strength, size, or power.
towering rozpocznij naukę		huge
voluminous rozpocznij naukę		(of a piece of furniture) large and accommodating. he sank into a voluminous armchair
Conscientious rozpocznij naukę		showing great care and effort He is conscientious with regard to his duties as examiner.
Fastidious rozpocznij naukę		requiring or characterized by excessive care Even at the less extreme camps, security procedures remain fastidious.
Meticulous rozpocznij naukę		showing great care about minute details
Punctilious rozpocznij naukę		showing great attention to actions or details He was punctilious about being ready exactly on time.
Purist rozpocznij naukę		someone who insists on great precision and correctness
Scrupulous rozpocznij naukę		showing great care towards accuracy and detail
Finicky rozpocznij naukę		very fussy Even the most finicky eater will find something to eat.
Nitpicking rozpocznij naukę		find faults with minor details Some readers will surely perceive our critique as nitpicking Khan's errors.
persnickety rozpocznij naukę		very fussy The search function proves to be either useless or extremely persnickety.
Squeamish rozpocznij naukę		easily disgusted This movie is not for the squeamish.
Stickler rozpocznij naukę		someone who insists that things are done in a certain way It might seem that you're being a stickler for rules.
Hedonist rozpocznij naukę		a person who believes that the pursuit of pleasure is the most important thing in life; a pleasure-seeker. she was living the life of a committed hedonist
Sybarite rozpocznij naukę		someone who follows pleasure and luxury Jared, who used to be the epitome of Chicago's wealthy sybarites, went bankrupt in December, 1997
Marginal rozpocznij naukę		Insignificant
Minute rozpocznij naukę		very detailed, careful and thorough
Paltry rozpocznij naukę		very less His account offers a paltry 1% return on your investment.
Token rozpocznij naukę		something that is a symbol of a feeling, a fact, an event, etc. Please accept this small gift as a token of our gratitude.
Trifle rozpocznij naukę		something that is not valuable or important There's no point worrying over such trifles.
Conjecture rozpocznij naukę		speculation guess
Construe rozpocznij naukę		to guess He construed her intentions from her gestures.
Deduce rozpocznij naukę		to derive to conclusion
Extrapolate rozpocznij naukę		to infer The figures were obtained by extrapolating from past trends.
Surmise rozpocznij naukę		to guess I surmise this is needed to complete your homework.
ALLUDE/ALLUSION rozpocznij naukę		refer to something indirectly Try not to allude to this matter in his presence because the topic annoys him.
Cue rozpocznij naukę		a hint
implicit rozpocznij naukę		understood without being stated clearly
innuendo rozpocznij naukę		refer to something indirectly Because the movie is full of sexual innuendos, we did not bring the children.
Insinuate rozpocznij naukę		refer to something indirectl The article insinuated that he was having an affair with his friend's wife.
Tacit rozpocznij naukę		understood without being stated clearly She gave a tacit approval by smiling and winking.
Blatant rozpocznij naukę		obvious and offensive Websites clamoring for traffic are resorting to blatant bribery.
Explicit rozpocznij naukę		clear and direct The plot of 9/11 attack was an explicit act of violence.
Patent rozpocznij naukę		an official right to be the only person to make, use or sell a product or an invention; a document that proves this
Nuances rozpocznij naukę		a subtle difference in or shade of meaning, expression, or sound. he was familiar with the nuances of the local dialect
Subtle rozpocznij naukę		(especially of a change or distinction) so delicate or precise as to be difficult to analyse or describe
Discourse rozpocznij naukę		a long debate, discussion or lecture A discourse on issues of gender and sexuality.
Dissertation rozpocznij naukę		a long essay on a subject He is currently writing a dissertation.
Rhetoric rozpocznij naukę		exaggerated or pompous speech intended to impress His offers of compromise were mere rhetoric.
CANDID/CANDOR rozpocznij naukę		frank or direct To be candid, I can't stand her.
Forthright rozpocznij naukę		frank or direct He was known for his forthright manner.
Botch rozpocznij naukę		do something badly or carelessly The work they did on the house was a botched job.
Bungle rozpocznij naukę		do something awkwardly or carelessly He was caught during his bungled attempt to burgle the bank.
Misnomer rozpocznij naukę		a wrong name Villa was a misnomer - the place was no more than an old farmhouse.
Tactless rozpocznij naukę		lacking tact It was tactless of you to comment on his hair!
Bastion rozpocznij naukę		a thing or person upholding or defending an attitude, principle, etc Hollywood has long been considered a bastion of liberal activism.
Bolster rozpocznij naukę		Strenghten
Buttress rozpocznij naukę		strengthen or support
Fortify rozpocznij naukę		Strength They fortified the area against attack.
Prime rozpocznij naukę		main; most important; basic
Prop rozpocznij naukę		Strength These are measures to prop up an unpopular government.
Ostracize rozpocznij naukę		exclude from a group or society His friends ostracized him after his father's arrest.
Shun rozpocznij naukę		ignore or reject
Taboo rozpocznij naukę		proscribed by society as improper or unacceptable
Abut rozpocznij naukę		to be adjacent to His land abuts a village.
Adjacent rozpocznij naukę		The planes landed on adjacent runways.
Contiguous rozpocznij naukę		Adjacent
Juxtaposition rozpocznij naukę		an instance of placing things side by side The juxtaposition of black-and-white sketches with color prints.
Balk rozpocznij naukę		to resist doing something Many parents may balk at the idea of paying $100 for a pair of shoes.
Grudging rozpocznij naukę		do something reluctantly The grudging acceptance of his opponent's victory.
Alacrity rozpocznij naukę		showing cheerful willingness to do something He demonstrated his eagerness to serve by his alacrity in executing the orders of his master.
Obliging rozpocznij naukę		showing a cheerful willingness to do favors The obliging waiter was in no hurry for us to leave.
Habituate rozpocznij naukę		become used to something
Immune rozpocznij naukę		resistant to something
innure rozpocznij naukę		become used to something Doctors become inured to seeing death.
Inveterate rozpocznij naukę		having a firmly established habit She is an inveterate smoker and cannot break the habit.
Apprehend rozpocznij naukę		to understand
Assimilate rozpocznij naukę		to understand
comprehend rozpocznij naukę		to understand I can't comprehend why these meetings are held in secret.
Fathom rozpocznij naukę		to understand It is hard to fathom the pain felt at the death of a child.
Intelligible rozpocznij naukę		can be understood His lecture was readily intelligible to all the students.
Illegible rozpocznij naukę		can not be understood This is an illegible signature.
Erode rozpocznij naukę		to gradually destroy something or make it weaker over a period Her confidence has been slowly eroded by repeated failures.
Subvert rozpocznij naukę		harm or weaken an established system or authority This was an alleged plot to subvert the state.
Undercut rozpocznij naukę		to make somebody/something weaker or less likely to be effective Some members of the board were trying to undercut the chairman's authority. Some members of the board were trying to undercut the chairman's authority.
Undermine rozpocznij naukę		to weaken something Our confidence in the team has been seriously undermined by their recent defeats.
UNDER GIRD rozpocznij naukę		to strengthen or support something Such pursuits enhance the feelings of meaning and social connection that undergird happiness.
Agnostic rozpocznij naukę		one who doesn't know whether God exists She grew up in an agnostic household.
Atheist rozpocznij naukę		not believing in God
proselytize rozpocznij naukę		try to convert someone's beliefs or religion
Theist rozpocznij naukę		believing in God
Theology rozpocznij naukę		study of Gods or religions He has got a degree in Theology.
Flimsy rozpocznij naukę		insubstantial and easily damaged. a flimsy barrier
Frail rozpocznij naukę		weak and delicate his small, frail body
intangible rozpocznij naukę		unable to be touched; not having physical presence the moonlight made things seem intangible
Tenuous rozpocznij naukę		very weak or slight.
palpable rozpocznij naukę		so intense as to seem almost tangible. a palpable sense of loss
Substantial rozpocznij naukę		of considerable importance, size, or worth.
tactile rozpocznij naukę		of or connected with the sense of touch. tactile sensors
Hypothetical rozpocznij naukę		of or connected with the sense of touch.
Speculate rozpocznij naukę		to guess without knowing the complete facts
Empirical rozpocznij naukę		based on observation or experience
Compassion rozpocznij naukę		kindness, care, sympathy
empathy rozpocznij naukę		ability to understand another persons feelings
Callous rozpocznij naukę		insensitive, cruel or harsh disregard He had worked in the hospital for so long that he was callous to the suffering in the wards.
Histrionic rozpocznij naukę		overly dramatic behavior
Melodramatic rozpocznij naukę		overly dramatic behavior
Gratify rozpocznij naukę		satisfy an appetite or desire fully
Quench rozpocznij naukę		satisfy an appetite, thirst or desire fully
Replete rozpocznij naukę		full of or filled with Literature is replete with drama and excitement.
Satiate rozpocznij naukę		satisfy an appetite or desire fully Protein and fat keep you satiated, so you don't want another snack 30 minutes later.
Saturate rozpocznij naukę		o soak or fill completely
Annihilate rozpocznij naukę		destroy completely
Decimate rozpocznij naukę		destroy greatly
Efface rozpocznij naukę		remove completely She tried her best to efface the memory of the accident.
Eradicate rozpocznij naukę		remove or destroy
Expunge rozpocznij naukę		remove or destroy Details of his criminal activities were expunged from the file.
Exterminate rozpocznij naukę		destroy greatly Fur seals were nearly exterminated a few years ago.
Extirpate rozpocznij naukę		to destroy or get rid of something that is bad or not wanted Hopefully the pesticides will extirpate the insects from my garden.
Obliterate rozpocznij naukę		destroy completely
Perish rozpocznij naukę		to die or be destroyed
Raze rozpocznij naukę		raze something to completely destroy a building, town, etc. so that nothing is left The village was razed to the ground.
Indelible rozpocznij naukę		can not be removed Her unhappy childhood left an indelible mark on her personality
Bereft rozpocznij naukę		deprived of something or someone He was completely bereft when his wife died.
Deprived rozpocznij naukę		prevented from having something
Devoid rozpocznij naukę		lacking in
Wanting rozpocznij naukę		not having enough of something

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