Synonimy po angielsku – słownik angielskich synonimów A–Z

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Najpopularniejsze synonimy

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quick – rapidPo polsku: szybki

hard – difficultPo polsku: trudny

sad – unhappyPo polsku: smutny

answer (verb) – replyPo polsku: odpowiadać

help (verb) – assistPo polsku: pomagać

necessary – essentialPo polsku: konieczny

rich – wealthyPo polsku: bogaty

poor – destitutePo polsku: biedny

friend – allyPo polsku: przyjaciel

quiet – peacefulPo polsku: cichy

huge – enormousPo polsku: ogromny

large – bigPo polsku: duży

pretty – beautifulPo polsku: ładny

correct – rightPo polsku: poprawny

show (verb) – exhibitPo polsku: pokazywać

stop (verb) – haltPo polsku: zatrzymywać

try (v.) – attemptPo polsku: próbować

ask (verb) – inquirePo polsku: pytać

near (verb) – approachPo polsku: zbliżać się

whole – entirePo polsku: cały

tidy – cleanPo polsku: schludny

polite – courteousPo polsku: uprzejmy

new – modernPo polsku: nowy

Poziom podstawowy A1–A2

Proste słowa i ich bliskoznaczne odpowiedniki. Podział poziomów jest orientacyjny.

almost – nearlyPo polsku: prawie

also – tooPo polsku: również

amount – quantityPo polsku: ilość

annoy (verb) – irritatePo polsku: irytować

appear (verb) – seemPo polsku: wydawać się

attractive – appealingPo polsku: atrakcyjny

couch – sofaPo polsku: kanapa

dangerous – riskyPo polsku: niebezpieczny

daybreak – dawnPo polsku: świt

disappear (verb) – vanishPo polsku: znikać

end – conclusionPo polsku: koniec

enough – sufficientPo polsku: wystarczający

especially – particularlyPo polsku: szczególnie

extra – additionalPo polsku: dodatkowy

false – untruePo polsku: fałszywy

far – distantPo polsku: daleko

fortunate – luckyPo polsku: szczęśliwy

gather – collectPo polsku: zbierać

handsome – good-lookingPo polsku: przystojny

hate (verb) – detestPo polsku: nienawidzić

hide (verb) – concealPo polsku: ukrywać

jump – leapPo polsku: skakać

little – smallPo polsku: mały

maybe – perhapsPo polsku: być może

meeting – assemblyPo polsku: spotkanie

mistake – errorPo polsku: błąd

modern – contemporaryPo polsku: nowoczesny

movie – filmPo polsku: film

noisy – rowdyPo polsku: hałaśliwy

part – portionPo polsku: część

real – genuinePo polsku: prawdziwy

receive (verb) – getPo polsku: otrzymywać

reliable – dependablePo polsku: niezawodny

rude – impolitePo polsku: niegrzeczny

safe – securePo polsku: bezpieczny

short – briefPo polsku: krótki

silly – foolishPo polsku: głupi

sleepy – drowsyPo polsku: śpiący

slim – slenderPo polsku: szczupły

strong – powerfulPo polsku: silny

sure – certainPo polsku: pewny

unusual – strangePo polsku: niezwykły

young – youthfulPo polsku: młody

Poziom średnio zaawansowany B1–B2

Synonimy przydatne w opisach, czytaniu i bardziej precyzyjnej wypowiedzi.

accomplish (verb) – achievePo polsku: osiągnąć

accumulate (verb) – build upPo polsku: gromadzić

administer (verb) – managePo polsku: zarządzać

admit (verb) – confessPo polsku: przyznać się

apparent – obviousPo polsku: oczywisty

applicable – relevantPo polsku: odpowiedni

appreciable – considerablePo polsku: znaczny

arise – occurPo polsku: pojawić się

aromatic – fragrantPo polsku: aromatyczny

assure (verb) – guaranteePo polsku: zapewniać

confine (verb) – restrictPo polsku: ograniczać

conflict – clashPo polsku: konflikt

considerate – thoughtfulPo polsku: troskliwy

constant – fixedPo polsku: stały

convey (verb) – communicatePo polsku: przekazywać

cope (verb) – managePo polsku: radzić sobie

cunning – slyPo polsku: przebiegły

dedicated – committedPo polsku: oddany

deduce (verb) – inferPo polsku: wywnioskować

defective – faultyPo polsku: wadliwy

deliberate – plannedPo polsku: zamierzony

delicate – fragilePo polsku: delikatny

denote (verb) – indicatePo polsku: oznaczać

destiny – fatePo polsku: przeznaczenie

differentiate (verb) – distinguishPo polsku: rozróżniać

diminish (verb) – decreasePo polsku: zmniejszać

disclose (verb) – revealPo polsku: ujawniać

disorder – chaosPo polsku: chaos

dubious – doubtfulPo polsku: wątpliwy

eager – keenPo polsku: chętny

emphasize (verb) – stressPo polsku: podkreślać

encounter (verb) – come acrossPo polsku: napotkać

essential – fundamentalPo polsku: niezbędny

establish (verb) – set upPo polsku: zakładać

evaluate (verb) – assessPo polsku: oceniać

exactly – preciselyPo polsku: dokładnie

explode (verb) – blow upPo polsku: wybuchać

formerly – previouslyPo polsku: dawniej

grasping – greedyPo polsku: chciwy

habit – customPo polsku: zwyczaj

impartial – neutralPo polsku: bezstronny

immediate – instantPo polsku: natychmiastowy

impediment – obstaclePo polsku: przeszkoda

industrious – hardworkingPo polsku: pracowity

informal – casualPo polsku: nieformalny

inspect (verb) – examinePo polsku: kontrolować

intensify (verb) – heightenPo polsku: nasilać

legitimate – validPo polsku: zgodny z prawem

loyal – truePo polsku: lojalny

lucid – clearPo polsku: jasny

maintain (verb) – preservePo polsku: utrzymywać

mandatory – obligatoryPo polsku: obowiązkowy

mentor – advisorPo polsku: mentor

meticulous – fastidiousPo polsku: skrupulatny

narrative (n.) – storyPo polsku: opowieść

obligatory – compulsoryPo polsku: obowiązkowy

obsolete – out of datePo polsku: przestarzały

objective – fairPo polsku: obiektywny

oversee (v) – supervisePo polsku: nadzorować

particular – specificPo polsku: konkretny

perception – insightPo polsku: postrzeganie

poisonous – toxicPo polsku: trujący

precedence – priorityPo polsku: pierwszeństwo

prosperous – affluentPo polsku: zamożny

questionable – disputablePo polsku: wątpliwy

reckless – rashPo polsku: lekkomyślny

remark – commentPo polsku: uwaga

remorse – regretPo polsku: wyrzuty sumienia

respond (v.) – replyPo polsku: odpowiadać

satisfied – convincedPo polsku: zadowolony

scarcity – shortagePo polsku: niedobór

significant – meaningfulPo polsku: znaczący

sincere – honestPo polsku: szczery

stable – steadyPo polsku: stabilny

stern – strictPo polsku: surowy

suggest – proposePo polsku: proponować

surroundings – environmentPo polsku: otoczenie

transform (v) – convertPo polsku: przekształcać

trustworthy – reliablePo polsku: godny zaufania

unavoidable – certainPo polsku: nieunikniony

unbiased – impartialPo polsku: bezstronny

undoubtedly – certainlyPo polsku: niewątpliwie

valid – lawfulPo polsku: ważny

vast – hugePo polsku: ogromny

victory – triumphPo polsku: zwycięstwo

Poziom zaawansowany C1–C2

Bardziej formalne lub rzadziej spotykane słownictwo; poziomy wymagają indywidualnej weryfikacji.

ardour – passionPo polsku: zapał

confederate – accomplicePo polsku: wspólnik

conform (verb) – complyPo polsku: stosować się

curative – healingPo polsku: leczniczy

depraved – wickedPo polsku: zdeprawowany

disadvantaged – deprivedPo polsku: pozbawiony środków

egocentric – selfishPo polsku: samolubny

everlasting – eternalPo polsku: wieczny

foyer – lobbyPo polsku: foyer

gratuity – tipPo polsku: napiwek

hearsay – rumourPo polsku: pogłoska

hermetic – airtightPo polsku: hermetyczny

highbrow – intellectualPo polsku: intelektualny

impassive – emotionlessPo polsku: niewzruszony

immoderate – excessivePo polsku: nadmierny

impeach (verb) – questionPo polsku: postawić w stan oskarżenia

indisputable – undeniablePo polsku: niepodważalny

infamous – notoriousPo polsku: niesławny

inflexible – rigidPo polsku: nieelastyczny

insolvent – bankruptPo polsku: niewypłacalny

insufferable – unbearablePo polsku: nieznośny

insurgent – rebelPo polsku: buntownik

interplay – interactionPo polsku: wzajemne oddziaływanie

lethargic – sleepyPo polsku: ospały

livid – furiousPo polsku: wściekły

mendacity – lyingPo polsku: kłamstwo

merciless – cruelPo polsku: bezlitosny

noxious – deleteriousPo polsku: szkodliwy

obdurate – stubbornPo polsku: uparty

oblique – indirectPo polsku: ukośny

obliterate (v) – erasePo polsku: wymazać

obstinate – persistentPo polsku: uparty

phantasm – illusionPo polsku: złudzenie

precept – principlePo polsku: zasada

précis – summaryPo polsku: streszczenie

renounce (v.) – give upPo polsku: wyrzec się

repute – reputationPo polsku: reputacja

sacristy – vestryPo polsku: zakrystia

substantially – considerablyPo polsku: znacznie

tentative – cautiousPo polsku: niepewny

torpid – lethargicPo polsku: ospały

ubiquitous – commonPo polsku: wszechobecny

umpteen – a good manyPo polsku: mnóstwo

vacillate – fluctuatePo polsku: wahać się

vanquish (v) – conquerPo polsku: pokonać

verbatim – exactlyPo polsku: dosłownie

vexation – angerPo polsku: irytacja

vivacious – cheerfulPo polsku: pełen życia

Pełny słownik synonimów A–Z – wszystkie oryginalne hasła i wyszukiwarka

Pełna lista synonimów po angielsku – A–Z

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Słownik synonimów angielskich A–Z z przykładami
Wyraz angielski	Synonimy, wymowa i przykład
A
aboutPo polsku: około	approximately In some contexts, “about” and “approximately” have similar meanings.
abstractPo polsku: streszczenie	summary In some contexts, “abstract” and “summary” have similar meanings.
accomplish (verb)Po polsku: osiągnąć	to achieve In some contexts, “accomplish” and “achieve” have similar meanings.
accumulate (verb)Po polsku: gromadzić	to build up In some contexts, “accumulate” and “build up” have similar meanings.
administer (verb)Po polsku: zarządzać	to manage In some contexts, “administer” and “manage” have similar meanings.
admit (verb)Po polsku: przyznać się	to confess In some contexts, “admit” and “confess” have similar meanings.
alivePo polsku: żywy	lively In some contexts, “alive” and “lively” have similar meanings.
almostPo polsku: prawie	nearly In some contexts, “almost” and “nearly” have similar meanings.
alsoPo polsku: również	too In some contexts, “also” and “too” have similar meanings.
amountPo polsku: ilość	quantity In some contexts, “amount” and “quantity” have similar meanings.
animatedPo polsku: ożywiony	lively In some contexts, “animated” and “lively” have similar meanings.
annoy (verb)Po polsku: irytować	to irritate, to bother In some contexts, “annoy” and “irritate” have similar meanings.
answer (verb)Po polsku: odpowiadać	to reply In some contexts, “answer” and “reply” have similar meanings.
anywayPo polsku: poza tym	besides In some contexts, “anyway” and “besides” have similar meanings.
apparentPo polsku: oczywisty	obvious In some contexts, “apparent” and “obvious” have similar meanings.
appear (verb)Po polsku: wydawać się	to seem In some contexts, “appear” and “seem” have similar meanings.
applicablePo polsku: odpowiedni	relevant In some contexts, “applicable” and “relevant” have similar meanings.
appreciablePo polsku: znaczny	considerable In some contexts, “appreciable” and “considerable” have similar meanings.
ardourPo polsku: zapał	passion In some contexts, “ardour” and “passion” have similar meanings.
arisePo polsku: pojawić się	occur In some contexts, “arise” and “occur” have similar meanings.
aromaticPo polsku: aromatyczny	fragrant In some contexts, “aromatic” and “fragrant” have similar meanings.
arrive (verb)Po polsku: przybyć	to reach In some contexts, “arrive” and “reach” have similar meanings.
artfulPo polsku: przebiegły	crafty In some contexts, “artful” and “crafty” have similar meanings.
ask (verb)Po polsku: pytać	inquire In some contexts, “ask” and “inquire” have similar meanings.
assemblyPo polsku: zgromadzenie	gathering In some contexts, “assembly” and “gathering” have similar meanings.
associationPo polsku: stowarzyszenie	organization In some contexts, “association” and “organization” have similar meanings.
assure (verb)Po polsku: zapewniać	to guarantee In some contexts, “assure” and “guarantee” have similar meanings.
attractivePo polsku: atrakcyjny	appealing In some contexts, “attractive” and “appealing” have similar meanings.
awayPo polsku: nieobecny	absent In some contexts, “away” and “absent” have similar meanings.
awfulPo polsku: straszny	terrible In some contexts, “awful” and “terrible” have similar meanings.
B
backbonePo polsku: kręgosłup	spine In some contexts, “backbone” and “spine” have similar meanings.
backsidePo polsku: z tyłu	behind In some contexts, “backside” and “behind” have similar meanings.
badPo polsku: zły	evil In some contexts, “bad” and “evil” have similar meanings.
ballotPo polsku: głosowanie	poll In some contexts, “ballot” and “poll” have similar meanings.
beat (verb)Po polsku: pobić, pokonywać	to defeat In some contexts, “beat” and “defeat” have similar meanings.
becomingPo polsku: pasujący	fitting In some contexts, “becoming” and “fitting” have similar meanings.
begPo polsku: błagać	implore In some contexts, “beg” and “implore” have similar meanings.
begin (verb)Po polsku: rozpoczynać	commence In some contexts, “begin” and “commence” have similar meanings.
behave (verb)Po polsku: zachowywać się	to act In some contexts, “behave” and “act” have similar meanings.
behaviourPo polsku: zachowanie	conduct In some contexts, “behaviour” and “conduct” have similar meanings.
believablePo polsku: wiarygodny	plausible In some contexts, “believable” and “plausible” have similar meanings.
bellyPo polsku: brzuch	stomach In some contexts, “belly” and “stomach” have similar meanings.
bendyPo polsku: elastyczny	flexible In some contexts, “bendy” and “flexible” have similar meanings.
beneficialPo polsku: korzystny	favourable In some contexts, “beneficial” and “favourable” have similar meanings.
bidPo polsku: oferta	tender In some contexts, “bid” and “tender” have similar meanings.
bigPo polsku: duży	large In some contexts, “big” and “large” have similar meanings.
bizarrePo polsku: dziwny	weird In some contexts, “bizarre” and “weird” have similar meanings.
blamedPo polsku: oskarżony	accused In some contexts, “blamed” and “accused” have similar meanings.
blamelessPo polsku: niewinny	innocent In some contexts, “blameless” and “innocent” have similar meanings.
blankPo polsku: pusty	empty In some contexts, “blank” and “empty” have similar meanings.
bloodbathPo polsku: masakra	massacre In some contexts, “bloodbath” and “massacre” have similar meanings.
bravePo polsku: odważny	courageous, daring In some contexts, “brave” and “courageous” have similar meanings.
brightPo polsku: świecący	shinning In some contexts, “bright” and “shinning” have similar meanings.
broadPo polsku: szeroki	wide In some contexts, “broad” and “wide” have similar meanings.
busy (telephone)Po polsku: zajęty	engaged In some contexts, “busy (telephone)” and “engaged” have similar meanings.
buyPo polsku: kupować	purchase In some contexts, “buy” and “purchase” have similar meanings.
C
candyPo polsku: cukierek	sweet In some contexts, “candy” and “sweet” have similar meanings.
carefulPo polsku: ostrożny	cautious In some contexts, “careful” and “cautious” have similar meanings.
catch (verb)Po polsku: złapać	capture In some contexts, “catch” and “capture” have similar meanings.
categorise (verb)Po polsku: klasyfikować	to classify In some contexts, “categorise” and “classify” have similar meanings.
centrePo polsku: środek	middle In some contexts, “centre” and “middle” have similar meanings.
change (verb)Po polsku: zmieniać	to alter In some contexts, “change” and “alter” have similar meanings.
cheat (verb)Po polsku: oszukiwać	to deceive In some contexts, “cheat” and “deceive” have similar meanings.
cheesyPo polsku: banalny, niemodny	corny, tacky In some contexts, “cheesy” and “corny” have similar meanings.
chieflyPo polsku: głównie	mainly In some contexts, “chiefly” and “mainly” have similar meanings.
choose (verb)Po polsku: wybierać	to select In some contexts, “choose” and “select” have similar meanings.
choosyPo polsku: wybredny	picky In some contexts, “choosy” and “picky” have similar meanings.
chop (verb)Po polsku: ciąć, siekać	to cut In some contexts, “chop” and “cut” have similar meanings.
citationPo polsku: cytat	quotation In some contexts, “citation” and “quotation” have similar meanings.
cite (verb)Po polsku: cytować	to quote In some contexts, “cite” and “quote” have similar meanings.
clergymanPo polsku: duchowny, pastor	minister In some contexts, “clergyman” and “minister” have similar meanings.
clerkPo polsku: recepcjonistka	receptionist In some contexts, “clerk” and “receptionist” have similar meanings.
cleverPo polsku: inteligentny	intelligent In some contexts, “clever” and “intelligent” have similar meanings.
closePo polsku: blisko	near In some contexts, “close” and “near” have similar meanings.
close (verb)Po polsku: zamykać	to shut In some contexts, “close” and “shut” have similar meanings.
coiffurePo polsku: fryzura, uczesanie	hairstyle In some contexts, “coiffure” and “hairstyle” have similar meanings.
collapse (verb)Po polsku: zepsuć się	to break down In some contexts, “collapse” and “break down” have similar meanings.
collect (verb)Po polsku: zbierać	to gather In some contexts, “collect” and “gather” have similar meanings.
comfortPo polsku: pocieszać	consolation In some contexts, “comfort” and “consolation” have similar meanings.
comicPo polsku: komik	comedian In some contexts, “comic” and “comedian” have similar meanings.
completelyPo polsku: kompletnie	totally In some contexts, “completely” and “totally” have similar meanings.
concordPo polsku: zgoda	harmony In some contexts, “concord” and “harmony” have similar meanings.
condemn (verb)Po polsku: skazać	to sentence In some contexts, “condemn” and “sentence” have similar meanings.
confederatePo polsku: wspólnik	accomplice In some contexts, “confederate” and “accomplice” have similar meanings.
confine (verb)Po polsku: ograniczać	to restrict In some contexts, “confine” and “restrict” have similar meanings.
conflictPo polsku: konflikt	clash In some contexts, “conflict” and “clash” have similar meanings.
conform (verb)Po polsku: stosować się	to comply In some contexts, “conform” and “comply” have similar meanings.
confuse (verb)Po polsku: mylić	to mix up In some contexts, “confuse” and “mix up” have similar meanings.
connect (verb)Po polsku: łączyć	to associate, to put through (telephone) In some contexts, “connect” and “associate” have similar meanings.
consideratePo polsku: troskliwy	thoughtful In some contexts, “considerate” and “thoughtful” have similar meanings.
constancyPo polsku: stałość	fidelity In some contexts, “constancy” and “fidelity” have similar meanings.
constantPo polsku: stały	fixed In some contexts, “constant” and “fixed” have similar meanings.
constitutionPo polsku: struktura	structure In some contexts, “constitution” and “structure” have similar meanings.
consult (verb)Po polsku: konsultować	to refer In some contexts, “consult” and “refer” have similar meanings.
continuousPo polsku: ciągły	continual In some contexts, “continuous” and “continual” have similar meanings.
contraryPo polsku: przeciwny	opposite In some contexts, “contrary” and “opposite” have similar meanings.
conventionPo polsku: konferencja	conference In some contexts, “convention” and “conference” have similar meanings.
convey (verb)Po polsku: przekazywać	to communicate In some contexts, “convey” and “communicate” have similar meanings.
cope (verb)Po polsku: radzić sobie	to manage In some contexts, “cope” and “manage” have similar meanings.
copyPo polsku: naśladować	imitate In some contexts, “copy” and “imitate” have similar meanings.
correctPo polsku: poprawny	right, accurate In some contexts, “correct” and “right” have similar meanings.
couchPo polsku: kanapa	sofa In some contexts, “couch” and “sofa” have similar meanings.
crookPo polsku: przestępca	criminal In some contexts, “crook” and “criminal” have similar meanings.
cunningPo polsku: przebiegły	sly In some contexts, “cunning” and “sly” have similar meanings.
curativePo polsku: leczniczy	healing In some contexts, “curative” and “healing” have similar meanings.
curePo polsku: lekarstwo	remedy In some contexts, “cure” and “remedy” have similar meanings.
curlerPo polsku: wałek	roller In some contexts, “curler” and “roller” have similar meanings.
D
dampPo polsku: wilgotny	moist In some contexts, “damp” and “moist” have similar meanings.
dangerousPo polsku: niebezpieczny	risky In some contexts, “dangerous” and “risky” have similar meanings.
dashPo polsku: sprint	sprint In some contexts, “dash” and “sprint” have similar meanings.
daybreakPo polsku: świt	dawn In some contexts, “daybreak” and “dawn” have similar meanings.
deadlyPo polsku: śmiertelny	fatal In some contexts, “deadly” and “fatal” have similar meanings.
dearPo polsku: drogi	expensive In some contexts, “dear” and “expensive” have similar meanings.
deceptivePo polsku: mylący	misleading In some contexts, “deceptive” and “misleading” have similar meanings.
decontrolPo polsku: deregulować	deregulate In some contexts, “decontrol” and “deregulate” have similar meanings.
decrease (verb)Po polsku: zmniejszać	to reduce In some contexts, “decrease” and “reduce” have similar meanings.
dedicatedPo polsku: oddany	committed In some contexts, “dedicated” and “committed” have similar meanings.
deduce (verb)Po polsku: wywnioskować	to infer In some contexts, “deduce” and “infer” have similar meanings.
defectivePo polsku: wadliwy	faulty In some contexts, “defective” and “faulty” have similar meanings.
deliberatePo polsku: zamierzony	planned In some contexts, “deliberate” and “planned” have similar meanings.
deliberatelyPo polsku: celowo	intentionally In some contexts, “deliberately” and “intentionally” have similar meanings.
delicatePo polsku: delikatny	fragile In some contexts, “delicate” and “fragile” have similar meanings.
demonstrate (verb)Po polsku: demonstrować	to protest In some contexts, “demonstrate” and “protest” have similar meanings.
denimsPo polsku: dżinsy	jeans In some contexts, “denims” and “jeans” have similar meanings.
denote (verb)Po polsku: oznaczać	to indicate, to represent In some contexts, “denote” and “indicate” have similar meanings.
deprave (verb)Po polsku: deprawować	to corrupt In some contexts, “deprave” and “corrupt” have similar meanings.
depravedPo polsku: zdeprawowany	wicked, evil In some contexts, “depraved” and “wicked” have similar meanings.
desert (verb)Po polsku: porzucać	to abandon In some contexts, “desert” and “abandon” have similar meanings.
desertedPo polsku: opuszczony	abandoned In some contexts, “deserted” and “abandoned” have similar meanings.
destinyPo polsku: przeznaczenie	fate In some contexts, “destiny” and “fate” have similar meanings.
differentiate (verb)Po polsku: rozróżniać	to distinguish In some contexts, “differentiate” and “distinguish” have similar meanings.
diminish (verb)Po polsku: zmniejszać	to decrease In some contexts, “diminish” and “decrease” have similar meanings.
disadvantagedPo polsku: pozbawiony środków	deprived In some contexts, “disadvantaged” and “deprived” have similar meanings.
disappear (verb)Po polsku: znikać	to vanish In some contexts, “disappear” and “vanish” have similar meanings.
disasterPo polsku: katastrofa	catastrophe In some contexts, “disaster” and “catastrophe” have similar meanings.
disclaim (verb)Po polsku: zaprzeczać	to deny In some contexts, “disclaim” and “deny” have similar meanings.
disclose (verb)Po polsku: ujawniać	to reveal In some contexts, “disclose” and “reveal” have similar meanings.
discountPo polsku: zniżka	reduction In some contexts, “discount” and “reduction” have similar meanings.
diseasePo polsku: choroba	sickness In some contexts, “disease” and “sickness” have similar meanings.
disgracePo polsku: hańba	shame In some contexts, “disgrace” and “shame” have similar meanings.
disorderPo polsku: chaos	chaos In some contexts, “disorder” and “chaos” have similar meanings.
domesticatePo polsku: udomowić	cultivate In some contexts, “domesticate” and “cultivate” have similar meanings.
dossierPo polsku: akta	file In some contexts, “dossier” and “file” have similar meanings.
dubiousPo polsku: wątpliwy	doubtful In some contexts, “dubious” and “doubtful” have similar meanings.
dullPo polsku: ponury	gloomy In some contexts, “dull” and “gloomy” have similar meanings.
dull (person)Po polsku: nudny	stupid In some contexts, “dull (person)” and “stupid” have similar meanings.
dumbPo polsku: niemy	mute In some contexts, “dumb” and “mute” have similar meanings.
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eagerPo polsku: chętny	keen In some contexts, “eager” and “keen” have similar meanings.
earthPo polsku: gleba	soil In some contexts, “earth” and “soil” have similar meanings.
eatablePo polsku: jadalny	edible In some contexts, “eatable” and “edible” have similar meanings.
ebb (verb)Po polsku: opadać	to recede In some contexts, “ebb” and “recede” have similar meanings.
economicPo polsku: opłacalny	profitable In some contexts, “economic” and “profitable” have similar meanings.
egocentricPo polsku: samolubny	selfish In some contexts, “egocentric” and “selfish” have similar meanings.
elevate (verb)Po polsku: podnosić	to raise, to promote In some contexts, “elevate” and “raise” have similar meanings.
emphasize (verb)Po polsku: podkreślać	to stress In some contexts, “emphasize” and “stress” have similar meanings.
encounter (verb)Po polsku: napotkać	to come across In some contexts, “encounter” and “come across” have similar meanings.
endPo polsku: koniec	conclusion In some contexts, “end” and “conclusion” have similar meanings.
enemyPo polsku: wróg	foe In some contexts, “enemy” and “foe” have similar meanings.
enormousPo polsku: ogromny	huge, immense In some contexts, “enormous” and “huge” have similar meanings.
enoughPo polsku: wystarczający	sufficient In some contexts, “enough” and “sufficient” have similar meanings.
enquire (verb)Po polsku: pytać	to investigate In some contexts, “enquire” and “investigate” have similar meanings.
equityPo polsku: sprawiedliwość	fairness In some contexts, “equity” and “fairness” have similar meanings.
escape (verb)Po polsku: uciekać	to elude In some contexts, “escape” and “elude” have similar meanings.
especiallyPo polsku: szczególnie	particularly In some contexts, “especially” and “particularly” have similar meanings.
essentialPo polsku: niezbędny	fundamental In some contexts, “essential” and “fundamental” have similar meanings.
establish (verb)Po polsku: zakładać	to set up In some contexts, “establish” and “set up” have similar meanings.
evaluate (verb)Po polsku: oceniać	to assess In some contexts, “evaluate” and “assess” have similar meanings.
everlastingPo polsku: wieczny	eternal In some contexts, “everlasting” and “eternal” have similar meanings.
exactlyPo polsku: dokładnie	precisely In some contexts, “exactly” and “precisely” have similar meanings.
exceptPo polsku: oprócz	apart from In some contexts, “except” and “apart from” have similar meanings.
expire (verb)Po polsku: wygasać	to run out In some contexts, “expire” and “run out” have similar meanings.
explode (verb)Po polsku: wybuchać	to blow up In some contexts, “explode” and “blow up” have similar meanings.
extraPo polsku: dodatkowy	additional In some contexts, “extra” and “additional” have similar meanings.
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fablePo polsku: bajka	myth In some contexts, “fable” and “myth” have similar meanings.
fabricate (verb)Po polsku: wytwarzać	to manufacture In some contexts, “fabricate” and “manufacture” have similar meanings.
fallPo polsku: upadek	drop In some contexts, “fall” and “drop” have similar meanings.
falsePo polsku: fałszywy	untrue In some contexts, “false” and “untrue” have similar meanings.
fanaticPo polsku: fanatyk	enthusiast In some contexts, “fanatic” and “enthusiast” have similar meanings.
fantasticPo polsku: fantastyczny	great, brilliant In some contexts, “fantastic” and “great” have similar meanings.
farPo polsku: daleko	distant In some contexts, “far” and “distant” have similar meanings.
featherPo polsku: pióro	plume In some contexts, “feather” and “plume” have similar meanings.
fertilePo polsku: żyzny	fruitful In some contexts, “fertile” and “fruitful” have similar meanings.
fiercePo polsku: zaciekły	ferocious In some contexts, “fierce” and “ferocious” have similar meanings.
fightPo polsku: walka	battle In some contexts, “fight” and “battle” have similar meanings.
float (verb)Po polsku: unosić się	to drift In some contexts, “float” and “drift” have similar meanings.
foolPo polsku: głupiec	idiot In some contexts, “fool” and “idiot” have similar meanings.
foolishPo polsku: niemądry	silly In some contexts, “foolish” and “silly” have similar meanings.
forcePo polsku: siła	compel In some contexts, “force” and “compel” have similar meanings.
foretell (verb)Po polsku: przepowiadać	to predict In some contexts, “foretell” and “predict” have similar meanings.
formerlyPo polsku: dawniej	previously In some contexts, “formerly” and “previously” have similar meanings.
fortunatePo polsku: szczęśliwy	lucky In some contexts, “fortunate” and “lucky” have similar meanings.
foxyPo polsku: przebiegły	cunning In some contexts, “foxy” and “cunning” have similar meanings.
foyerPo polsku: foyer	lobby In some contexts, “foyer” and “lobby” have similar meanings.
fragrancePo polsku: zapach	perfume In some contexts, “fragrance” and “perfume” have similar meanings.
free (verb)Po polsku: uwalniać	to release In some contexts, “free” and “release” have similar meanings.
French dressingPo polsku: sos winegret	vinaigrette In some contexts, “French dressing” and “vinaigrette” have similar meanings.
friendPo polsku: przyjaciel	ally In some contexts, “friend” and “ally” have similar meanings.
function (verb)Po polsku: działać	to operate In some contexts, “function” and “operate” have similar meanings.
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gainPo polsku: zysk	profit In some contexts, “gain” and “profit” have similar meanings.
gamePo polsku: gra	recreation In some contexts, “game” and “recreation” have similar meanings.
garbagePo polsku: śmieci	rubbish In some contexts, “garbage” and “rubbish” have similar meanings.
gatherPo polsku: zbierać	collect In some contexts, “gather” and “collect” have similar meanings.
gayPo polsku: wesoły	cheerful, homosexual In some contexts, “gay” and “cheerful” have similar meanings.
generalPo polsku: ogólny	common In some contexts, “general” and “common” have similar meanings.
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commonPo polsku: powszechny	happy In some contexts, “common” and “happy” have similar meanings.
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glaringPo polsku: oślepiający	dazzling In some contexts, “glaring” and “dazzling” have similar meanings.
glitter (verb)Po polsku: błyszczeć	to sparkle In some contexts, “glitter” and “sparkle” have similar meanings.
grab (verb)Po polsku: chwytać	to seize In some contexts, “grab” and “seize” have similar meanings.
graspingPo polsku: chciwy	greedy In some contexts, “grasping” and “greedy” have similar meanings.
gratisPo polsku: za darmo	free of charge In some contexts, “gratis” and “free of charge” have similar meanings.
gratuityPo polsku: napiwek	tip In some contexts, “gratuity” and “tip” have similar meanings.
gravestonePo polsku: nagrobek	headstone In some contexts, “gravestone” and “headstone” have similar meanings.
grouse (verb)Po polsku: narzekać	to grumble In some contexts, “grouse” and “grumble” have similar meanings.
gutPo polsku: jelito	intestine In some contexts, “gut” and “intestine” have similar meanings.
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habitPo polsku: zwyczaj	custom In some contexts, “habit” and “custom” have similar meanings.
hallPo polsku: korytarz	corridor In some contexts, “hall” and “corridor” have similar meanings.
handsomePo polsku: przystojny	good-looking In some contexts, “handsome” and “good-looking” have similar meanings.
hang-outPo polsku: miejsce spotkań	haunt In some contexts, “hang-out” and “haunt” have similar meanings.
happilyPo polsku: szczęśliwie	fortunately In some contexts, “happily” and “fortunately” have similar meanings.
hardPo polsku: trudny	difficult In some contexts, “hard” and “difficult” have similar meanings.
hardPo polsku: twardy	tough In some contexts, “hard” and “tough” have similar meanings.
hate (verb)Po polsku: nienawidzić	to detest In some contexts, “hate” and “detest” have similar meanings.
hawk (verb)Po polsku: kolportować, roznosić	to peddle In some contexts, “hawk” and “peddle” have similar meanings.
hazard (verb)Po polsku: narażać	to endanger In some contexts, “hazard” and “endanger” have similar meanings.
hearsayPo polsku: pogłoska	rumour In some contexts, “hearsay” and “rumour” have similar meanings.
heightPo polsku: wysokość	altitude In some contexts, “height” and “altitude” have similar meanings.
help (verb)Po polsku: pomagać	to assist In some contexts, “help” and “assist” have similar meanings.
hermeticPo polsku: hermetyczny	airtight In some contexts, “hermetic” and “airtight” have similar meanings.
hide (verb)Po polsku: ukrywać	to conceal In some contexts, “hide” and “conceal” have similar meanings.
highPo polsku: wysoki	tall In some contexts, “high” and “tall” have similar meanings.
highbrowPo polsku: intelektualny	intellectual In some contexts, “highbrow” and “intellectual” have similar meanings.
hintPo polsku: wskazówka	trace, tip In some contexts, “hint” and “trace” have similar meanings.
holePo polsku: dziura	gap In some contexts, “hole” and “gap” have similar meanings.
homePo polsku: domowy	domestic In some contexts, “home” and “domestic” have similar meanings.
homePo polsku: miejsce zamieszkania	residence In some contexts, “home” and “residence” have similar meanings.
homicidePo polsku: zabójstwo	murder In some contexts, “homicide” and “murder” have similar meanings.
housebreakingPo polsku: włamanie	burglary In some contexts, “housebreaking” and “burglary” have similar meanings.
hug (verb)Po polsku: przytulać	to embrace In some contexts, “hug” and “embrace” have similar meanings.
hugePo polsku: ogromny	enormous In some contexts, “huge” and “enormous” have similar meanings.
hungerPo polsku: głód	starvation In some contexts, “hunger” and “starvation” have similar meanings.
hurry (verb)Po polsku: spieszyć się	to rush In some contexts, “hurry” and “rush” have similar meanings.
hypothesisPo polsku: hipoteza	speculation In some contexts, “hypothesis” and “speculation” have similar meanings.
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idlerPo polsku: próżniak	loafer In some contexts, “idler” and “loafer” have similar meanings.
ifPo polsku: czy	whether In some contexts, “if” and “whether” have similar meanings.
ignore (verb)Po polsku: ignorować	to disregard In some contexts, “ignore” and “disregard” have similar meanings.
illiberalPo polsku: nietolerancyjny	intolerant In some contexts, “illiberal” and “intolerant” have similar meanings.
illuminate (verb)Po polsku: oświetlać	to clarify; to light up In some contexts, “illuminate” and “clarify” have similar meanings.
illustrate (verb)Po polsku: ilustrować	to demonstrate In some contexts, “illustrate” and “demonstrate” have similar meanings.
imagine (verb)Po polsku: wyobrażać sobie	to suppose, to assume In some contexts, “imagine” and “suppose” have similar meanings.
imitate (verb)Po polsku: naśladować	to mimic In some contexts, “imitate” and “mimic” have similar meanings.
immediatePo polsku: natychmiastowy	instant In some contexts, “immediate” and “instant” have similar meanings.
immobilePo polsku: nieruchomy	motionless In some contexts, “immobile” and “motionless” have similar meanings.
immoderatePo polsku: nadmierny	excessive In some contexts, “immoderate” and “excessive” have similar meanings.
immodestPo polsku: zarozumiały	conceited In some contexts, “immodest” and “conceited” have similar meanings.
impact (verb)Po polsku: wpływać na	to affect In some contexts, “impact” and “affect” have similar meanings.
impartialPo polsku: bezstronny	neutral In some contexts, “impartial” and “neutral” have similar meanings.
impassePo polsku: impas, martwy punkt	deadlock In some contexts, “impasse” and “deadlock” have similar meanings.
impassivePo polsku: niewzruszony	emotionless In some contexts, “impassive” and “emotionless” have similar meanings.
impeach (verb)Po polsku: postawić w stan oskarżenia	to question In some contexts, “impeach” and “question” have similar meanings.
impedimentPo polsku: przeszkoda	obstacle In some contexts, “impediment” and “obstacle” have similar meanings.
imperativePo polsku: konieczny	vital In some contexts, “imperative” and “vital” have similar meanings.
impolitePo polsku: niegrzeczny	rude In some contexts, “impolite” and “rude” have similar meanings.
incidentallyPo polsku: nawiasem mówiąc	by the way In some contexts, “incidentally” and “by the way” have similar meanings.
inconsideratePo polsku: bezmyślny	thoughtless In some contexts, “inconsiderate” and “thoughtless” have similar meanings.
indisputablePo polsku: niepodważalny	undeniable In some contexts, “indisputable” and “undeniable” have similar meanings.
industriousPo polsku: pracowity	hardworking In some contexts, “industrious” and “hardworking” have similar meanings.
infamousPo polsku: niesławny	notorious In some contexts, “infamous” and “notorious” have similar meanings.
infantilePo polsku: dziecinny	childish In some contexts, “infantile” and “childish” have similar meanings.
infect (verb)Po polsku: zarażać	to contaminate In some contexts, “infect” and “contaminate” have similar meanings.
inflexiblePo polsku: nieelastyczny	rigid In some contexts, “inflexible” and “rigid” have similar meanings.
inflowPo polsku: napływ	influx In some contexts, “inflow” and “influx” have similar meanings.
informalPo polsku: nieformalny	casual In some contexts, “informal” and “casual” have similar meanings.
infrequentPo polsku: rzadki	rare In some contexts, “infrequent” and “rare” have similar meanings.
inheritorPo polsku: spadkobierca	heir In some contexts, “inheritor” and “heir” have similar meanings.
innocentPo polsku: niewinny	harmless In some contexts, “innocent” and “harmless” have similar meanings.
insidePo polsku: wnętrze	interior In some contexts, “inside” and “interior” have similar meanings.
insolventPo polsku: niewypłacalny	bankrupt In some contexts, “insolvent” and “bankrupt” have similar meanings.
inspect (verb)Po polsku: kontrolować	to examine In some contexts, “inspect” and “examine” have similar meanings.
instinctPo polsku: instynkt	intuition In some contexts, “instinct” and “intuition” have similar meanings.
instructionsPo polsku: instrukcje	directions In some contexts, “instructions” and “directions” have similar meanings.
insufferablePo polsku: nieznośny	unbearable In some contexts, “insufferable” and “unbearable” have similar meanings.
insufficientPo polsku: niewystarczający	inadequate In some contexts, “insufficient” and “inadequate” have similar meanings.
insupportablePo polsku: nie do zniesienia	intolerable In some contexts, “insupportable” and “intolerable” have similar meanings.
insurgentPo polsku: buntownik	rebel In some contexts, “insurgent” and “rebel” have similar meanings.
intellectualPo polsku: intelektualny	mental In some contexts, “intellectual” and “mental” have similar meanings.
intend (verb)Po polsku: zamierzać	to mean In some contexts, “intend” and “mean” have similar meanings.
intensify (verb)Po polsku: nasilać	to heighten In some contexts, “intensify” and “heighten” have similar meanings.
interplayPo polsku: wzajemne oddziaływanie	interaction In some contexts, “interplay” and “interaction” have similar meanings.
inventoryPo polsku: zapasy	stock In some contexts, “inventory” and “stock” have similar meanings.
invoicePo polsku: rachunek	bill In some contexts, “invoice” and “bill” have similar meanings.
isolatedPo polsku: odosobniony	lonely In some contexts, “isolated” and “lonely” have similar meanings.
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jealousPo polsku: zazdrosny	envious In some contexts, “jealous” and “envious” have similar meanings.
joinPo polsku: łączyć	unite In some contexts, “join” and “unite” have similar meanings.
joyPo polsku: radość	delight In some contexts, “joy” and “delight” have similar meanings.
jumpPo polsku: skakać	leap In some contexts, “jump” and “leap” have similar meanings.
justPo polsku: sprawiedliwy	fair In some contexts, “just” and “fair” have similar meanings.
jealousPo polsku: zazdrosny	envious In some contexts, “jealous” and “envious” have similar meanings.
joinPo polsku: łączyć	unite In some contexts, “join” and “unite” have similar meanings.
joyPo polsku: radość	delight In some contexts, “joy” and “delight” have similar meanings.
jumpPo polsku: skakać	leap In some contexts, “jump” and “leap” have similar meanings.
justPo polsku: sprawiedliwy	fair In some contexts, “just” and “fair” have similar meanings.
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lackingPo polsku: brakujący	missing In some contexts, “lacking” and “missing” have similar meanings.
lastPo polsku: ostatni	final In some contexts, “last” and “final” have similar meanings.
lazyPo polsku: leniwy	indolent In some contexts, “lazy” and “indolent” have similar meanings.
leadingPo polsku: główny	main In some contexts, “leading” and “main” have similar meanings.
leave (verb)Po polsku: opuszczać	to abandon In some contexts, “leave” and “abandon” have similar meanings.
legitimatePo polsku: zgodny z prawem	valid, legal In some contexts, “legitimate” and “valid” have similar meanings.
littlePo polsku: mały	small In some contexts, “little” and “small” have similar meanings.
lividPo polsku: wściekły	furious In some contexts, “livid” and “furious” have similar meanings.
loopyPo polsku: zwariowany	crazy In some contexts, “loopy” and “crazy” have similar meanings.
lousyPo polsku: kiepski	awful In some contexts, “lousy” and “awful” have similar meanings.
lovingPo polsku: kochający	fond In some contexts, “loving” and “fond” have similar meanings.
loyalPo polsku: lojalny	true In some contexts, “loyal” and “true” have similar meanings.
lucidPo polsku: jasny	clear In some contexts, “lucid” and “clear” have similar meanings.
labelPo polsku: etykieta	badge In some contexts, “label” and “badge” have similar meanings.
labourPo polsku: praca	work In some contexts, “labour” and “work” have similar meanings.
laborerPo polsku: robotnik	worker In some contexts, “laborer” and “worker” have similar meanings.
laboriousPo polsku: pracochłonny	hard-working In some contexts, “laborious” and “hard-working” have similar meanings.
lackPo polsku: brak	abundance In some contexts, “lack” and “abundance” have similar meanings.
ladPo polsku: chłopak	boy In some contexts, “lad” and “boy” have similar meanings.
lag (v.)Po polsku: pozostawać w tyle	saunter In some contexts, “lag (v.)” and “saunter” have similar meanings.
lamePo polsku: kulawy	limping In some contexts, “lame” and “limping” have similar meanings.
land (n.)Po polsku: ziemia	earth In some contexts, “land (n.)” and “earth” have similar meanings.
landscapePo polsku: krajobraz	scenery, view In some contexts, “landscape” and “scenery” have similar meanings.
landslidePo polsku: osuwisko	avalanche, earthfall In some contexts, “landslide” and “avalanche” have similar meanings.
lankyPo polsku: wysoki i chudy	bony In some contexts, “lanky” and “bony” have similar meanings.
largePo polsku: duży	big, huge, immense In some contexts, “large” and “big” have similar meanings.
lethargicPo polsku: ospały	sleepy In some contexts, “lethargic” and “sleepy” have similar meanings.
level-headedPo polsku: zrównoważony	balanced In some contexts, “level-headed” and “balanced” have similar meanings.
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mackintoshPo polsku: płaszcz przeciwdeszczowy	waterproof coat In some contexts, “mackintosh” and “waterproof coat” have similar meanings.
madPo polsku: szalony	insane In some contexts, “mad” and “insane” have similar meanings.
madnessPo polsku: szaleństwo	insanity In some contexts, “madness” and “insanity” have similar meanings.
magnify (verb)Po polsku: wyolbrzymiać	to exaggerate In some contexts, “magnify” and “exaggerate” have similar meanings.
maintain (verb)Po polsku: utrzymywać	to preserve In some contexts, “maintain” and “preserve” have similar meanings.
mannequinPo polsku: manekin	model In some contexts, “mannequin” and “model” have similar meanings.
marginPo polsku: krawędź	edge In some contexts, “margin” and “edge” have similar meanings.
materialPo polsku: materiał	fabric In some contexts, “material” and “fabric” have similar meanings.
mattersPo polsku: sprawy	things In some contexts, “matters” and “things” have similar meanings.
maybePo polsku: być może	perhaps, possibly In some contexts, “maybe” and “perhaps” have similar meanings.
measurePo polsku: miara	degree In some contexts, “measure” and “degree” have similar meanings.
meetingPo polsku: spotkanie	assembly In some contexts, “meeting” and “assembly” have similar meanings.
mendacityPo polsku: kłamstwo	lying In some contexts, “mendacity” and “lying” have similar meanings.
mercilessPo polsku: bezlitosny	cruel In some contexts, “merciless” and “cruel” have similar meanings.
middlemanPo polsku: pośrednik	intermediary In some contexts, “middleman” and “intermediary” have similar meanings.
midwayPo polsku: w połowie drogi	halfway In some contexts, “midway” and “halfway” have similar meanings.
mildPo polsku: łagodny	gentle In some contexts, “mild” and “gentle” have similar meanings.
mimic (verb)Po polsku: naśladować	to imitate In some contexts, “mimic” and “imitate” have similar meanings.
mindPo polsku: umysł	intellect In some contexts, “mind” and “intellect” have similar meanings.
mindlessPo polsku: bezmyślny	senseless In some contexts, “mindless” and “senseless” have similar meanings.
minimize (verb)Po polsku: bagatelizować	to play down In some contexts, “minimize” and “play down” have similar meanings.
mirror (verb)Po polsku: odzwierciedlać	to reflect In some contexts, “mirror” and “reflect” have similar meanings.
misconceive (verb)Po polsku: błędnie pojmować	to misunderstand In some contexts, “misconceive” and “misunderstand” have similar meanings.
miserablePo polsku: nieszczęśliwy	depressing In some contexts, “miserable” and “depressing” have similar meanings.
miseryPo polsku: niedola	distress In some contexts, “misery” and “distress” have similar meanings.
misreadPo polsku: błędnie odczytać	misinterpret In some contexts, “misread” and “misinterpret” have similar meanings.
missingPo polsku: zaginiony	lost In some contexts, “missing” and “lost” have similar meanings.
mistakePo polsku: błąd	error In some contexts, “mistake” and “error” have similar meanings.
mistrustPo polsku: nieufność	distrust In some contexts, “mistrust” and “distrust” have similar meanings.
moderatelyPo polsku: umiarkowanie	reasonably In some contexts, “moderately” and “reasonably” have similar meanings.
modernPo polsku: nowoczesny	contemporary In some contexts, “modern” and “contemporary” have similar meanings.
more and morePo polsku: coraz bardziej	increasingly In some contexts, “more and more” and “increasingly” have similar meanings.
moreoverPo polsku: ponadto	in addition In some contexts, “moreover” and “in addition” have similar meanings.
moviePo polsku: film	film In some contexts, “movie” and “film” have similar meanings.
murdererPo polsku: morderca	assassin In some contexts, “murderer” and “assassin” have similar meanings.
maladyPo polsku: choroba	illness In some contexts, “malady” and “illness” have similar meanings.
maltreatPo polsku: znęcać się	ill-treat In some contexts, “maltreat” and “ill-treat” have similar meanings.
mammothPo polsku: olbrzymi	huge, giant, enormous In some contexts, “mammoth” and “huge” have similar meanings.
mandatoryPo polsku: obowiązkowy	obligatory, compolsory In some contexts, “mandatory” and “obligatory” have similar meanings.
marvelousPo polsku: zdumiewający	astonishing In some contexts, “marvelous” and “astonishing” have similar meanings.
mate (n)Po polsku: kolega	companion, fellow, worker, friend, helper In some contexts, “mate (n)” and “companion” have similar meanings.
meagerPo polsku: skromny	poor In some contexts, “meager” and “poor” have similar meanings.
mentorPo polsku: mentor	advisor, coach, instructor In some contexts, “mentor” and “advisor” have similar meanings.
messyPo polsku: nieporządny	sloppy, untidy In some contexts, “messy” and “sloppy” have similar meanings.
meticulousPo polsku: skrupulatny	fastidious In some contexts, “meticulous” and “fastidious” have similar meanings.
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narrative (n.)Po polsku: opowieść	story In some contexts, “narrative (n.)” and “story” have similar meanings.
native (n.)Po polsku: miejscowy	local In some contexts, “native (n.)” and “local” have similar meanings.
nakedPo polsku: nagi	bare In some contexts, “naked” and “bare” have similar meanings.
namelessPo polsku: bezimienny	anonymous In some contexts, “nameless” and “anonymous” have similar meanings.
napkinPo polsku: serwetka	serviette In some contexts, “napkin” and “serviette” have similar meanings.
narrate (verb)Po polsku: opowiadać	to relate In some contexts, “narrate” and “relate” have similar meanings.
near (verb)Po polsku: zbliżać się	to approach In some contexts, “near” and “approach” have similar meanings.
necessaryPo polsku: konieczny	essential In some contexts, “necessary” and “essential” have similar meanings.
newPo polsku: nowy	modern In some contexts, “new” and “modern” have similar meanings.
nightfallPo polsku: zmierzch	dusk In some contexts, “nightfall” and “dusk” have similar meanings.
noisyPo polsku: hałaśliwy	rowdy In some contexts, “noisy” and “rowdy” have similar meanings.
nominate (verb)Po polsku: mianować	to appoint In some contexts, “nominate” and “appoint” have similar meanings.
non-stopPo polsku: bez przerwy	continuous In some contexts, “non-stop” and “continuous” have similar meanings.
noonPo polsku: południe	midday In some contexts, “noon” and “midday” have similar meanings.
notedPo polsku: znany	famous, well-known In some contexts, “noted” and “famous” have similar meanings.
notify (verb)Po polsku: powiadamiać	to inform In some contexts, “notify” and “inform” have similar meanings.
notwithstandingPo polsku: niemniej jednak	however In some contexts, “notwithstanding” and “however” have similar meanings.
nugatoryPo polsku: bezwartościowy	worthless In some contexts, “nugatory” and “worthless” have similar meanings.
numerousPo polsku: liczny	many In some contexts, “numerous” and “many” have similar meanings.
nag (v.)Po polsku: zrzędzić	pester In some contexts, “nag (v.)” and “pester” have similar meanings.
nap (v.)Po polsku: drzemka	doze, drop off, nod off, sleep, snooze In some contexts, “nap (v.)” and “doze” have similar meanings.
nasty (adj.)Po polsku: paskudny	repellent, filthy, obscene In some contexts, “nasty (adj.)” and “repellent” have similar meanings.
needlessPo polsku: zbędny	pointless, useless In some contexts, “needless” and “pointless” have similar meanings.
negate (v.)Po polsku: negować	deny In some contexts, “negate (v.)” and “deny” have similar meanings.
negligentPo polsku: niedbały	uncaring, indifferent In some contexts, “negligent” and “uncaring” have similar meanings.
nervousPo polsku: zdenerwowany	edgy, nervy, uneasy In some contexts, “nervous” and “edgy” have similar meanings.
nibble (n.)Po polsku: kęs	bite In some contexts, “nibble (n.)” and “bite” have similar meanings.
nobodyPo polsku: nikt	no-one In some contexts, “nobody” and “no-one” have similar meanings.
nod (v.)Po polsku: kiwać głową	signal In some contexts, “nod (v.)” and “signal” have similar meanings.
noisyPo polsku: hałaśliwy	boisterous, loud In some contexts, “noisy” and “boisterous” have similar meanings.
nominate (v.)Po polsku: nominować	appoint, choose, select In some contexts, “nominate (v.)” and “appoint” have similar meanings.
noxiousPo polsku: szkodliwy	deleterious, harmful, hurtful, pernicuous In some contexts, “noxious” and “deleterious” have similar meanings.
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obduratePo polsku: uparty	stubborn In some contexts, “obdurate” and “stubborn” have similar meanings.
obey (v)Po polsku: być posłusznym	to submit In some contexts, “obey (v)” and “submit” have similar meanings.
objectPo polsku: przedmiot	thing In some contexts, “object” and “thing” have similar meanings.
obligatoryPo polsku: obowiązkowy	compulsory In some contexts, “obligatory” and “compulsory” have similar meanings.
obliquePo polsku: ukośny	indirect In some contexts, “oblique” and “indirect” have similar meanings.
obsoletePo polsku: przestarzały	out of date In some contexts, “obsolete” and “out of date” have similar meanings.
off-seasonPo polsku: poza sezonem	low season In some contexts, “off-season” and “low season” have similar meanings.
omenPo polsku: omen	sign In some contexts, “omen” and “sign” have similar meanings.
omnipotentPo polsku: wszechmocny	all-powerful In some contexts, “omnipotent” and “all-powerful” have similar meanings.
operate (v)Po polsku: działać	to function In some contexts, “operate (v)” and “function” have similar meanings.
oralPo polsku: ustny	verbal In some contexts, “oral” and “verbal” have similar meanings.
organicPo polsku: organiczny	biological In some contexts, “organic” and “biological” have similar meanings.
ornamentPo polsku: ozdoba	decoration In some contexts, “ornament” and “decoration” have similar meanings.
outsidePo polsku: na zewnątrz	exterior In some contexts, “outside” and “exterior” have similar meanings.
outsidePo polsku: zewnętrzny	external In some contexts, “outside” and “external” have similar meanings.
overhaul (v)Po polsku: wyremontować gruntownie	to overtake In some contexts, “overhaul (v)” and “overtake” have similar meanings.
overlook (v)Po polsku: przeoczyć	to miss In some contexts, “overlook (v)” and “miss” have similar meanings.
overseasPo polsku: za granicą	abroad In some contexts, “overseas” and “abroad” have similar meanings.
oversee (v)Po polsku: nadzorować	to supervise In some contexts, “oversee (v)” and “supervise” have similar meanings.
oath (n)Po polsku: przysięga	pledge In some contexts, “oath (n)” and “pledge” have similar meanings.
obesePo polsku: otyły	overweight, corpulent, fat, plump In some contexts, “obese” and “overweight” have similar meanings.
obey (v)Po polsku: być posłusznym	toe the line, comply, conform In some contexts, “obey (v)” and “toe the line” have similar meanings.
objectionPo polsku: sprzeciw	opposition, protest In some contexts, “objection” and “opposition” have similar meanings.
objectivePo polsku: obiektywny	fair, impartial, unbiased In some contexts, “objective” and “fair” have similar meanings.
obligatoryPo polsku: obowiązkowy	compulsory, necessary, mandatory In some contexts, “obligatory” and “compulsory” have similar meanings.
obliterate (v)Po polsku: wymazać	erase, eradicate, rub out, wipe out In some contexts, “obliterate (v)” and “erase” have similar meanings.
obnoxiousPo polsku: odrażający	disgusting, dislikable, loathsome, nasty, repelent, repulsive In some contexts, “obnoxious” and “disgusting” have similar meanings.
obscenePo polsku: obsceniczny	evil, immoral, loathsome, offensive In some contexts, “obscene” and “evil” have similar meanings.
observe (v)Po polsku: obserwować	keep an eye on, monitor, notice, see, view, watch In some contexts, “observe (v)” and “keep an eye on” have similar meanings.
obsoletePo polsku: przestarzały	ancient, antique, archaic, dated, extinct, old, old hat, old-fashioned, out of date In some contexts, “obsolete” and “ancient” have similar meanings.
obstinatePo polsku: uparty	persistent, stubborn, sturdy In some contexts, “obstinate” and “persistent” have similar meanings.
obstructionPo polsku: przeszkoda	hindrance, barricade, barrier In some contexts, “obstruction” and “hindrance” have similar meanings.
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paintingPo polsku: obraz	portray In some contexts, “painting” and “portray” have similar meanings.
paper moneyPo polsku: pieniądze papierowe	notes In some contexts, “paper money” and “notes” have similar meanings.
partPo polsku: część	portion In some contexts, “part” and “portion” have similar meanings.
particularPo polsku: konkretny	specific In some contexts, “particular” and “specific” have similar meanings.
passablePo polsku: zadowalający	satisfactory In some contexts, “passable” and “satisfactory” have similar meanings.
patternPo polsku: wzór	sample In some contexts, “pattern” and “sample” have similar meanings.
peaceablePo polsku: pokojowy	peaceful In some contexts, “peaceable” and “peaceful” have similar meanings.
perceptionPo polsku: postrzeganie	insight In some contexts, “perception” and “insight” have similar meanings.
phantasmPo polsku: złudzenie	illusion In some contexts, “phantasm” and “illusion” have similar meanings.
pocket bookPo polsku: notes	notebook In some contexts, “pocket book” and “notebook” have similar meanings.
poisonousPo polsku: trujący	toxic In some contexts, “poisonous” and “toxic” have similar meanings.
policemanPo polsku: policjant	constable In some contexts, “policeman” and “constable” have similar meanings.
politePo polsku: uprzejmy	courteous In some contexts, “polite” and “courteous” have similar meanings.
poorPo polsku: biedny	destitute In some contexts, “poor” and “destitute” have similar meanings.
portPo polsku: port	harbour In some contexts, “port” and “harbour” have similar meanings.
possibilityPo polsku: możliwość	opportunity In some contexts, “possibility” and “opportunity” have similar meanings.
practicallyPo polsku: praktycznie	virtually In some contexts, “practically” and “virtually” have similar meanings.
praisePo polsku: pochwała	compliment In some contexts, “praise” and “compliment” have similar meanings.
precedencePo polsku: pierwszeństwo	priority In some contexts, “precedence” and “priority” have similar meanings.
preceptPo polsku: zasada	principle In some contexts, “precept” and “principle” have similar meanings.
précisPo polsku: streszczenie	summary In some contexts, “précis” and “summary” have similar meanings.
pressingPo polsku: pilny	urgent In some contexts, “pressing” and “urgent” have similar meanings.
prettyPo polsku: ładny	beautiful In some contexts, “pretty” and “beautiful” have similar meanings.
previousPo polsku: poprzedni	preceding In some contexts, “previous” and “preceding” have similar meanings.
priorityPo polsku: priorytet	precedence In some contexts, “priority” and “precedence” have similar meanings.
promptPo polsku: natychmiastowy	immediate In some contexts, “prompt” and “immediate” have similar meanings.
prosperousPo polsku: zamożny	affluent In some contexts, “prosperous” and “affluent” have similar meanings.
protect (verb)Po polsku: chronić	to guard In some contexts, “protect” and “guard” have similar meanings.
provide (verb)Po polsku: dostarczać	to supply In some contexts, “provide” and “supply” have similar meanings.
provide (verb)Po polsku: dostarczać	thrust In some contexts, “provide” and “thrust” have similar meanings.
put off (verb)Po polsku: odkładać na później	to postpone In some contexts, “put off” and “postpone” have similar meanings.
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quake (v.)Po polsku: drżeć	to tremble In some contexts, “quake (v.)” and “tremble” have similar meanings.
quickPo polsku: szybki	rapid, fast In some contexts, “quick” and “rapid” have similar meanings.
quietPo polsku: cichy	peaceful In some contexts, “quiet” and “peaceful” have similar meanings.
quitePo polsku: dość	fairly In some contexts, “quite” and “fairly” have similar meanings.
qualification (n.)Po polsku: kwalifikacja	competence In some contexts, “qualification (n.)” and “competence” have similar meanings.
quantityPo polsku: ilość	amount In some contexts, “quantity” and “amount” have similar meanings.
quarrel (v.)Po polsku: kłócić się	argument, disagreement, row In some contexts, “quarrel (v.)” and “argument” have similar meanings.
queerPo polsku: dziwny	strange, eerie, odd, weird In some contexts, “queer” and “strange” have similar meanings.
quench (v.)Po polsku: gasić	put out, extinguish In some contexts, “quench (v.)” and “put out” have similar meanings.
quest (n.)Po polsku: poszukiwanie	search, pursuit In some contexts, “quest (n.)” and “search” have similar meanings.
question (v.)Po polsku: pytać	ask, cross-examine, query, quiz In some contexts, “question (v.)” and “ask” have similar meanings.
questionablePo polsku: wątpliwy	disputable In some contexts, “questionable” and “disputable” have similar meanings.
queue (n.)Po polsku: kolejka	line In some contexts, “queue (n.)” and “line” have similar meanings.
quick-wittedPo polsku: błyskotliwy	sharp, clever, bright, intelligent In some contexts, “quick-witted” and “sharp” have similar meanings.
quit (v.)Po polsku: zrezygnować	give up, abandon, cease, end, forsake, resign In some contexts, “quit (v.)” and “give up” have similar meanings.
quiver (v.)Po polsku: drżeć	shake, tremble, vibrate In some contexts, “quiver (v.)” and “shake” have similar meanings.
quizPo polsku: quiz	test, examination, investigation In some contexts, “quiz” and “test” have similar meanings.
quotationPo polsku: cytat	citation, excerpt, extract, quote In some contexts, “quotation” and “citation” have similar meanings.
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rarePo polsku: rzadki	scarce In some contexts, “rare” and “scarce” have similar meanings.
readyPo polsku: gotowy	alert In some contexts, “ready” and “alert” have similar meanings.
realPo polsku: prawdziwy	genuine In some contexts, “real” and “genuine” have similar meanings.
reasonablePo polsku: rozsądny	fair In some contexts, “reasonable” and “fair” have similar meanings.
receive (verb)Po polsku: otrzymywać	to get In some contexts, “receive” and “get” have similar meanings.
recklessPo polsku: lekkomyślny	rash In some contexts, “reckless” and “rash” have similar meanings.
refrainPo polsku: refren	chorus In some contexts, “refrain” and “chorus” have similar meanings.
reliablePo polsku: niezawodny	dependable In some contexts, “reliable” and “dependable” have similar meanings.
remainderPo polsku: reszta	the rest In some contexts, “remainder” and “the rest” have similar meanings.
remarkPo polsku: uwaga	comment In some contexts, “remark” and “comment” have similar meanings.
remember (v.)Po polsku: pamiętać	to recollect In some contexts, “remember (v.)” and “recollect” have similar meanings.
reminiscencePo polsku: wspomnienie	memory In some contexts, “reminiscence” and “memory” have similar meanings.
remorsePo polsku: wyrzuty sumienia	regret In some contexts, “remorse” and “regret” have similar meanings.
removablePo polsku: odłączany	detachable In some contexts, “removable” and “detachable” have similar meanings.
renew (v.)Po polsku: odnowić	to resume In some contexts, “renew (v.)” and “resume” have similar meanings.
renounce (v.)Po polsku: wyrzec się	to give up In some contexts, “renounce (v.)” and “give up” have similar meanings.
reputePo polsku: reputacja	reputation In some contexts, “repute” and “reputation” have similar meanings.
respond (v.)Po polsku: odpowiadać	to reply In some contexts, “respond (v.)” and “reply” have similar meanings.
revoltingPo polsku: odrażający	disgusting In some contexts, “revolting” and “disgusting” have similar meanings.
richPo polsku: bogaty	wealthy In some contexts, “rich” and “wealthy” have similar meanings.
riotPo polsku: zamieszki	riotrevolt In some contexts, “riot” and “riotrevolt” have similar meanings.
roam (v.)Po polsku: wędrować	to wander In some contexts, “roam (v.)” and “wander” have similar meanings.
roughPo polsku: szorstki	coarse In some contexts, “rough” and “coarse” have similar meanings.
roundPo polsku: okrągły	circular In some contexts, “round” and “circular” have similar meanings.
rubbishPo polsku: bzdury	nonsense In some contexts, “rubbish” and “nonsense” have similar meanings.
rudePo polsku: niegrzeczny	impolite In some contexts, “rude” and “impolite” have similar meanings.
rue (v.)Po polsku: żałować	to regret In some contexts, “rue (v.)” and “regret” have similar meanings.
rulePo polsku: rządzić	govern In some contexts, “rule” and “govern” have similar meanings.
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sacristyPo polsku: zakrystia	vestry In some contexts, “sacristy” and “vestry” have similar meanings.
sadPo polsku: smutny	unhappy In some contexts, “sad” and “unhappy” have similar meanings.
safePo polsku: bezpieczny	secure In some contexts, “safe” and “secure” have similar meanings.
satisfiedPo polsku: zadowolony	convinced In some contexts, “satisfied” and “convinced” have similar meanings.
scarcityPo polsku: niedobór	shortage In some contexts, “scarcity” and “shortage” have similar meanings.
scatter (verb)Po polsku: rozpraszać	to disperse In some contexts, “scatter” and “disperse” have similar meanings.
scrumptiousPo polsku: przepyszny	delicious In some contexts, “scrumptious” and “delicious” have similar meanings.
secondPo polsku: chwila	moment In some contexts, “second” and “moment” have similar meanings.
seldomPo polsku: rzadko	rarely In some contexts, “seldom” and “rarely” have similar meanings.
select (verb)Po polsku: wybierać	to choose In some contexts, “select” and “choose” have similar meanings.
selectionPo polsku: wybór	choice In some contexts, “selection” and “choice” have similar meanings.
self-assuredPo polsku: pewny siebie	confident In some contexts, “self-assured” and “confident” have similar meanings.
separate (verb)Po polsku: oddzielać	to sever In some contexts, “separate” and “sever” have similar meanings.
shortPo polsku: krótki	brief In some contexts, “short” and “brief” have similar meanings.
shorten (verb)Po polsku: skracać	to abbreviate In some contexts, “shorten” and “abbreviate” have similar meanings.
show (verb)Po polsku: pokazywać	to exhibit In some contexts, “show” and “exhibit” have similar meanings.
signalPo polsku: sygnał	sign In some contexts, “signal” and “sign” have similar meanings.
significantPo polsku: znaczący	meaningful In some contexts, “significant” and “meaningful” have similar meanings.
sillyPo polsku: głupi	foolish In some contexts, “silly” and “foolish” have similar meanings.
sincerePo polsku: szczery	honest In some contexts, “sincere” and “honest” have similar meanings.
skullPo polsku: czaszka	cranium In some contexts, “skull” and “cranium” have similar meanings.
sleepyPo polsku: śpiący	drowsy In some contexts, “sleepy” and “drowsy” have similar meanings.
slimPo polsku: szczupły	slender In some contexts, “slim” and “slender” have similar meanings.
smellPo polsku: zapach	scent In some contexts, “smell” and “scent” have similar meanings.
soiledPo polsku: brudny	dirty In some contexts, “soiled” and “dirty” have similar meanings.
spotlightPo polsku: wyróżnienie	highlight In some contexts, “spotlight” and “highlight” have similar meanings.
stablePo polsku: stabilny	steady In some contexts, “stable” and “steady” have similar meanings.
steadyPo polsku: stały	regular In some contexts, “steady” and “regular” have similar meanings.
steedPo polsku: rumak	horse In some contexts, “steed” and “horse” have similar meanings.
sternPo polsku: surowy	strict In some contexts, “stern” and “strict” have similar meanings.
stick (verb)Po polsku: przyklejać	to adhere In some contexts, “stick” and “adhere” have similar meanings.
stop (verb)Po polsku: zatrzymywać	to halt In some contexts, “stop” and “halt” have similar meanings.
strongPo polsku: silny	powerful In some contexts, “strong” and “powerful” have similar meanings.
stupidPo polsku: głupi	silly In some contexts, “stupid” and “silly” have similar meanings.
substantiallyPo polsku: znacznie	considerably In some contexts, “substantially” and “considerably” have similar meanings.
suggestPo polsku: proponować	propose In some contexts, “suggest” and “propose” have similar meanings.
sundownPo polsku: zachód słońca	sunset In some contexts, “sundown” and “sunset” have similar meanings.
sunrisePo polsku: wschód słońca	dawn In some contexts, “sunrise” and “dawn” have similar meanings.
surePo polsku: pewny	certain In some contexts, “sure” and “certain” have similar meanings.
surprisePo polsku: zaskoczenie	astonishment In some contexts, “surprise” and “astonishment” have similar meanings.
surrender (verb)Po polsku: poddawać się	to yield In some contexts, “surrender” and “yield” have similar meanings.
surround (verb)Po polsku: otaczać	to encircle In some contexts, “surround” and “encircle” have similar meanings.
surroundingsPo polsku: otoczenie	environment In some contexts, “surroundings” and “environment” have similar meanings.
survive (verb)Po polsku: przetrwać	to outlive In some contexts, “survive” and “outlive” have similar meanings.
swampPo polsku: bagno	marsh In some contexts, “swamp” and “marsh” have similar meanings.
symbolize (verb)Po polsku: symbolizować	to represent In some contexts, “symbolize” and “represent” have similar meanings.
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tailoredPo polsku: szyty na miarę	tailor-made In some contexts, “tailored” and “tailor-made” have similar meanings.
teach (v.)Po polsku: uczyć	to educate In some contexts, “teach (v.)” and “educate” have similar meanings.
temperPo polsku: temperament	mood In some contexts, “temper” and “mood” have similar meanings.
terrorPo polsku: groza	terrorism In some contexts, “terror” and “terrorism” have similar meanings.
testamentPo polsku: testament	testimony In some contexts, “testament” and “testimony” have similar meanings.
testedPo polsku: sprawdzony	tried In some contexts, “tested” and “tried” have similar meanings.
thiefPo polsku: złodziej	burglar In some contexts, “thief” and “burglar” have similar meanings.
thinPo polsku: chudy	lean In some contexts, “thin” and “lean” have similar meanings.
todayPo polsku: dzisiaj	nowadays In some contexts, “today” and “nowadays” have similar meanings.
topPo polsku: szczyt	summit In some contexts, “top” and “summit” have similar meanings.
torpidPo polsku: ospały	lethargic In some contexts, “torpid” and “lethargic” have similar meanings.
touchdownPo polsku: lądowanie	landing In some contexts, “touchdown” and “landing” have similar meanings.
touchyPo polsku: drażliwy	sensitive In some contexts, “touchy” and “sensitive” have similar meanings.
transform (v)Po polsku: przekształcać	to convert In some contexts, “transform (v)” and “convert” have similar meanings.
transparentPo polsku: przejrzysty	obvious In some contexts, “transparent” and “obvious” have similar meanings.
trick (v.)Po polsku: oszukiwać	to hoax In some contexts, “trick (v.)” and “hoax” have similar meanings.
trustPo polsku: ufać	believe In some contexts, “trust” and “believe” have similar meanings.
trustworthyPo polsku: godny zaufania	reliable In some contexts, “trustworthy” and “reliable” have similar meanings.
try (v.)Po polsku: próbować	to attempt In some contexts, “try (v.)” and “attempt” have similar meanings.
twisterPo polsku: tornado	tornado In some contexts, “twister” and “tornado” have similar meanings.
twosomePo polsku: dwójka	pair In some contexts, “twosome” and “pair” have similar meanings.
talePo polsku: opowieść	story In some contexts, “tale” and “story” have similar meanings.
targetPo polsku: cel	aim, goal, objective, purpose In some contexts, “target” and “aim” have similar meanings.
taskPo polsku: zadanie	assignment In some contexts, “task” and “assignment” have similar meanings.
tastyPo polsku: smaczny	delicious, luscious, mouthwatering, palatable, yummy In some contexts, “tasty” and “delicious” have similar meanings.
teamPo polsku: zespół	band, crew, gang, group, squad In some contexts, “team” and “band” have similar meanings.
teasePo polsku: drażnić	annoy, irritate, pester, torment In some contexts, “tease” and “annoy” have similar meanings.
tediousPo polsku: nużący	annoying, fatiquing, laborious, tiring, wearisome In some contexts, “tedious” and “annoying” have similar meanings.
teetotallerPo polsku: abstynent	abstainer, non-drinker In some contexts, “teetotaller” and “abstainer” have similar meanings.
temptPo polsku: kusić	allure, attract, coax, decoy, seduce In some contexts, “tempt” and “allure” have similar meanings.
tenderPo polsku: delikatny	gentle, fragile, frail In some contexts, “tender” and “gentle” have similar meanings.
tentativePo polsku: niepewny	cautious, hesitant, uncertain In some contexts, “tentative” and “cautious” have similar meanings.
terriblePo polsku: straszny	awful, dreadful, horrible, horrific, obnoxious, repulsive In some contexts, “terrible” and “awful” have similar meanings.
throwPo polsku: rzucać	hurl, toss, cast In some contexts, “throw” and “hurl” have similar meanings.
tidyPo polsku: schludny	clean, neat In some contexts, “tidy” and “clean” have similar meanings.
timidPo polsku: nieśmiały	afraid, cowardly, fearful In some contexts, “timid” and “afraid” have similar meanings.
tipsyPo polsku: podchmielony	drunk In some contexts, “tipsy” and “drunk” have similar meanings.
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ultimatePo polsku: ostateczny	final In some contexts, “ultimate” and “final” have similar meanings.
uncared forPo polsku: zaniedbany	neglected In some contexts, “uncared for” and “neglected” have similar meanings.
uncommonPo polsku: niezwykły	unusual In some contexts, “uncommon” and “unusual” have similar meanings.
uncookedPo polsku: surowy	raw In some contexts, “uncooked” and “raw” have similar meanings.
undeniablePo polsku: niezaprzeczalny	indisputable In some contexts, “undeniable” and “indisputable” have similar meanings.
understandPo polsku: rozumieć	comprehend In some contexts, “understand” and “comprehend” have similar meanings.
understandablePo polsku: zrozumiały	comprehensible In some contexts, “understandable” and “comprehensible” have similar meanings.
unforeseenPo polsku: nieprzewidziany	unexpected In some contexts, “unforeseen” and “unexpected” have similar meanings.
unfortunatePo polsku: nieszczęśliwy	unlucky In some contexts, “unfortunate” and “unlucky” have similar meanings.
unhurtPo polsku: bez szwanku	unharmed In some contexts, “unhurt” and “unharmed” have similar meanings.
uninjuredPo polsku: niezraniony	unhurt In some contexts, “uninjured” and “unhurt” have similar meanings.
unlawfulPo polsku: nielegalny	illegal In some contexts, “unlawful” and “illegal” have similar meanings.
unmarriedPo polsku: niezamężny	single In some contexts, “unmarried” and “single” have similar meanings.
unstatedPo polsku: niewypowiedziany	unspoken In some contexts, “unstated” and “unspoken” have similar meanings.
untimelyPo polsku: przedwczesny	premature In some contexts, “untimely” and “premature” have similar meanings.
untruePo polsku: nieprawdziwy	unfaithful In some contexts, “untrue” and “unfaithful” have similar meanings.
unusualPo polsku: niezwykły	strange In some contexts, “unusual” and “strange” have similar meanings.
unvoicedPo polsku: bezdźwięczny	voiceless In some contexts, “unvoiced” and “voiceless” have similar meanings.
uprisingPo polsku: powstanie	rebellion In some contexts, “uprising” and “rebellion” have similar meanings.
usuallyPo polsku: zazwyczaj	generally, normally In some contexts, “usually” and “generally” have similar meanings.
ubiquitousPo polsku: wszechobecny	common, frequent In some contexts, “ubiquitous” and “common” have similar meanings.
ultimatePo polsku: ostateczny	final In some contexts, “ultimate” and “final” have similar meanings.
umpteenPo polsku: mnóstwo	a good many, plenty In some contexts, “umpteen” and “a good many” have similar meanings.
unavoidablePo polsku: nieunikniony	certain, fated, inescapable, inevitable In some contexts, “unavoidable” and “certain” have similar meanings.
unbelievablePo polsku: niewiarygodny	incredible, implausible In some contexts, “unbelievable” and “incredible” have similar meanings.
unbiasedPo polsku: bezstronny	impartial, objective, unprejudiced In some contexts, “unbiased” and “impartial” have similar meanings.
unbrokenPo polsku: nienaruszony	intact, solid, total In some contexts, “unbroken” and “intact” have similar meanings.
uncleanPo polsku: brudny	dirty, filthy, polluted In some contexts, “unclean” and “dirty” have similar meanings.
uncommonPo polsku: niezwykły	rare, unusual In some contexts, “uncommon” and “rare” have similar meanings.
undoubtedlyPo polsku: niewątpliwie	certainly, surely, unquestionably In some contexts, “undoubtedly” and “certainly” have similar meanings.
uneasyPo polsku: niespokojny	anxious, nervous, edgy In some contexts, “uneasy” and “anxious” have similar meanings.
unemployedPo polsku: bezrobotny	jobless, redundant, workless In some contexts, “unemployed” and “jobless” have similar meanings.
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vacancyPo polsku: wakat	emptiness In some contexts, “vacancy” and “emptiness” have similar meanings.
vacantPo polsku: pusty	empty In some contexts, “vacant” and “empty” have similar meanings.
vacuum (v)Po polsku: odkurzać	to hoover In some contexts, “vacuum (v)” and “hoover” have similar meanings.
vaguePo polsku: niejasny	indistinct In some contexts, “vague” and “indistinct” have similar meanings.
vainPo polsku: próżny	useless In some contexts, “vain” and “useless” have similar meanings.
valuePo polsku: wartość	worth In some contexts, “value” and “worth” have similar meanings.
valuelessPo polsku: bezwartościowy	worthless In some contexts, “valueless” and “worthless” have similar meanings.
vanquish (v)Po polsku: pokonać	to conquer In some contexts, “vanquish (v)” and “conquer” have similar meanings.
vary (v)Po polsku: różnić się	to differ In some contexts, “vary (v)” and “differ” have similar meanings.
vastPo polsku: ogromny	huge In some contexts, “vast” and “huge” have similar meanings.
victoryPo polsku: zwycięstwo	triumph In some contexts, “victory” and “triumph” have similar meanings.
virtuePo polsku: cnota	advantage In some contexts, “virtue” and “advantage” have similar meanings.
visualize (v)Po polsku: wyobrażać sobie	to imagine In some contexts, “visualize (v)” and “imagine” have similar meanings.
vacatePo polsku: opuścić	abandon, leave In some contexts, “vacate” and “abandon” have similar meanings.
vacillatePo polsku: wahać się	fluctuate, hesitate In some contexts, “vacillate” and “fluctuate” have similar meanings.
valiantPo polsku: dzielny	bold, brave, courageous, gallant, fearless, heroic, intrepid, stout In some contexts, “valiant” and “bold” have similar meanings.
validPo polsku: ważny	lawful, legal, legitimate, official In some contexts, “valid” and “lawful” have similar meanings.
validatePo polsku: zatwierdzać	endorse, legalize, ratify In some contexts, “validate” and “endorse” have similar meanings.
valuablePo polsku: cenny	beneficial, dear, expensive, high-priced, precious, prizable In some contexts, “valuable” and “beneficial” have similar meanings.
vanishPo polsku: znikać	disappear, evaporate, fade In some contexts, “vanish” and “disappear” have similar meanings.
vanityPo polsku: próżność	idleness In some contexts, “vanity” and “idleness” have similar meanings.
varyPo polsku: zmieniać się	alter, change, differ, fluctuate In some contexts, “vary” and “alter” have similar meanings.
vastPo polsku: ogromny	enormous, gigantic, great, huge, immense, massive, monstrous, tremendous In some contexts, “vast” and “enormous” have similar meanings.
vengeancePo polsku: zemsta	revenge In some contexts, “vengeance” and “revenge” have similar meanings.
verbatimPo polsku: dosłownie	exactly, precisely, word for word In some contexts, “verbatim” and “exactly” have similar meanings.
vergePo polsku: krawędź	border, boundary, brim, brink, edge, margin In some contexts, “verge” and “border” have similar meanings.
vexationPo polsku: irytacja	anger, annoyance In some contexts, “vexation” and “anger” have similar meanings.
vicinityPo polsku: okolica	neighborhood, precincts, propinquity, proximity In some contexts, “vicinity” and “neighborhood” have similar meanings.
victoryPo polsku: zwycięstwo	conquest, success, triumph, win In some contexts, “victory” and “conquest” have similar meanings.
vigilantPo polsku: czujny	attentive, careful, cautious, on the alert, on the lookout, watchful In some contexts, “vigilant” and “attentive” have similar meanings.
villainPo polsku: złoczyńca	anti-hero, evil-doer, rascal, rogue, scoundrel In some contexts, “villain” and “anti-hero” have similar meanings.
vivaciousPo polsku: pełen życia	cheerful, gay, lively, vital In some contexts, “vivacious” and “cheerful” have similar meanings.
vividPo polsku: żywy, barwny, jaskrawy	active, animated, energetic, expressive, dynamic, flamboyant, lively, vibrant, vigorous In some contexts, “vivid” and “active” have similar meanings.
voidPo polsku: pusty	empty, blank, vacant, vain, worthless In some contexts, “void” and “empty” have similar meanings.
voluntaryPo polsku: dobrowolny, ochotniczy	intended, optional, purposeful, purposive, willing In some contexts, “voluntary” and “intended” have similar meanings.
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warrantyPo polsku: gwarancja	guarantee In some contexts, “warranty” and “guarantee” have similar meanings.
weakPo polsku: słaby	feeble In some contexts, “weak” and “feeble” have similar meanings.
well manneredPo polsku: dobrze wychowany	polite In some contexts, “well mannered” and “polite” have similar meanings.
well timedPo polsku: we właściwym czasie	timely In some contexts, “well timed” and “timely” have similar meanings.
wholePo polsku: cały	entire In some contexts, “whole” and “entire” have similar meanings.
wineryPo polsku: winnica	vineyard In some contexts, “winery” and “vineyard” have similar meanings.
withstand (v)Po polsku: wytrzymać	to resist In some contexts, “withstand (v)” and “resist” have similar meanings.
wonderPo polsku: zdumienie	amazement In some contexts, “wonder” and “amazement” have similar meanings.
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yearlyPo polsku: corocznie	annually In some contexts, “yearly” and “annually” have similar meanings.
youngPo polsku: młody	youthful In some contexts, “young” and “youthful” have similar meanings.
yellPo polsku: krzyczeć	roar, scream, shout In some contexts, “yell” and “roar” have similar meanings.
yield (v.)Po polsku: ustąpić	abandon, give in In some contexts, “yield (v.)” and “abandon” have similar meanings.
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zanyPo polsku: zwariowany	amusing, funny, goofy, nutty, wacky In some contexts, “zany” and “amusing” have similar meanings.
zealPo polsku: zapał	dedication, devotion, eagerness, enthusiasm, fervour, gusto, keenness, verve In some contexts, “zeal” and “dedication” have similar meanings.
zealousPo polsku: gorliwy	devoted, eager, enthusiastic, fanatical, fervent, keen, militant, passionate In some contexts, “zealous” and “devoted” have similar meanings.
zenithPo polsku: szczyt	climax, culmination, height, meridian, peak, pinnacle, summit, top In some contexts, “zenith” and “climax” have similar meanings.
zeroPo polsku: zero	love, naught, nil, nothing, nought In some contexts, “zero” and “love” have similar meanings.
zestPo polsku: zapał	appetitie, gusto, interest, keenness, pungency, relish, smack, spice, taste, zeal In some contexts, “zest” and “appetitie” have similar meanings.
zipPo polsku: energia	drive, energy, enthusiasm, get-up-and-go, gusto, pep, spirit, verve, vigor, vitality, zest In some contexts, “zip” and “drive” have similar meanings.
zonePo polsku: strefa	area, district, region, section, sector, stratum, territory, zona In some contexts, “zone” and “area” have similar meanings.
zooPo polsku: ogród zoologiczny	animal park, aquarium, menagerie, safari park, zoological gardens In some contexts, “zoo” and “animal park” have similar meanings.

Fiszki – ćwicz słownictwo

Przeczytaj angielski wyraz i spróbuj przypomnieć sobie jeden z jego synonimów. Następnie odkryj odpowiedź.

Quiz – angielskie synonimy

Wpisz jeden angielski synonim podanego wyrazu. Quiz zawiera 10 losowych pytań. W przypadku kilku odpowiedzi wystarczy jeden poprawny synonim.

Twój synonim po angielsku

Jak używać synonimów po angielsku?

Synonimy to wyrazy o podobnym znaczeniu, np. big i large. Nie zawsze można ich używać zamiennie: różnią się stylem, stopniem formalności lub typowymi połączeniami wyrazowymi. Zawsze sprawdzaj znaczenie w kontekście.

Wyszukaj wyraz, np. attractive, anxious, honest lub investigate, aby znaleźć inne słowa o podobnym znaczeniu. Lista zachowuje słownictwo z oryginalnej strony; niektóre pary wymagają dodatkowej weryfikacji znaczenia.