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certain to happen; unavoidable
noun (the inevitable) a situation that is unavoidable
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1 (of water or air) motionless and often having unplesand smell as a consequence
2 showinglittle activity
zastojowy, zasta³y, cichy |
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1 a typical example, pattern, or model of something
2 aconceptual model underlying the theories and practice of a scientific subject |
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1 dignified in apparance
2 succesful and commanding great respect
wybitny, celny, wytworny |
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1 desert or leave permnently
2 give up (an action or practice) completly
pozostawiaæ, osamotniæ, porzuciæ |
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1 living, occuring, or originating at the same time
2 belonging to or occuring in the same present
3 modern in style or design
wspó³czesny, jednoczesny, dzisiejszy
NOUN contemporaries
1 a person or thing existing at the same time as another
2 a person of roughly the same age as another
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having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone
ambiwalentny [psych.] |
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1 a comparison between one thing and another made to explain or clarify
2 a correspondence or partial similarity
analogia |
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1 Biology a group of living organisms consisting of similar individuals capable of exchanging genes or interbreeding
2 a kind or sort
gatunek, rodzaj |
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1 an individual animal, plant, object, etc. used as an example of its speciesor type for scientific study or display
2 a sample for medical testing, especially of urine
3 an example of something regarded as typical of its class or group
4 informal a person or animal of a specific type
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most vital, important part of some idea or experience; substance
istota, sedno, treœæ, esencja, ekstrakt, wyci¹g |
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of or relating to space
przestrzenny |
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1 the passing on of physical or mental characteristics genetically from one generation to another
2 inheritance of a title, office, or right
dziedziczność |
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help or encourage to increase or improve
noun a source of help or encouragment
zwiększać, doładować |
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1 the state of being alike
2 a way in which things look very similar
podobieństwo |
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1 the capacity to gain an accurate and intuitive understanding of something
2 understanding of this kind
wnikliwoœæ, intuicja, wgl¹d |
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(of an idea or opinion) formed before having evidance for its truth or usefulness
uprzednio powziety, z gory powziety |
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attractively lively and animated
żywy, ożywiony, pełny energii, pełen energii, żywotny, rześki, animowany |
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contnuing without pause or interruption
nieustanny, bezustanny, nieprzerwany |
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1 a very large quntity
2 the state of having large quantity; plentifulness: vines grew in abundance
3 the amount of something present in a particular area, volume , or sample
obfitość, dostatek, urodzaj, znaczna ilość |
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widespread in particular area at a particular time
panuj¹cy, przewa¿aj¹cy, rozpowszechniony |
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1 a view, opinion, or feeling
2 exaggerated and self-indulgent feelings of tenderness, sadness, or nostalgia
uczucie, sentyment, zapatrywanie, opinia, sentymentalnoϾ |
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1 worry greatly
2 cause agony to
drêczyæ, mêczyæ |
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1 a device that releases a spring or catch and so sets off a mechanism, especially in order to fire a gun
2 an event that causes something to happen
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understand and share the feelings of another
empatia, kondolencja |
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1 lacking movment, action, or change
2 Physics concerned with bodies at rest or forces in equilibrum. Often contrasted with dynamic.
3 (of an electric charge) acquired by objects that cannot conduct a current
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market by complexity and richnessof details; produce by labor; make more complex; enlarge
skomplikowany, gruntowny, wyszukany,
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1 a mistaken belief
2 a failure in resoning witch makes an argument invalid
b³¹d,b³êdnoœæ,mylnoœæ,przes¹d,nieprawdziwoœæ, b³êdne mniemanie, fa³szywe rozumowanie |
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a likely consequence
wplątanie, wmieszanie |
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1 made, done, or happeningwithout method or conscious decision
2 Statistics governed by or involving equal chances for each item
przypadkowy, nie planowany, wyrywkowy |
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1 not having enough of a specified quality or ingredient
2 insufficient or inadequate
niepe³ny, nieca³y, nieca³kowity, deficytowy, niekompletny, niedok³adny,
niedoskona³y, niepe³nowartoœciowy,
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debate or disagreement about a matter which arouses strongly contrasting opinions
spór, dysputa, dyskusja, polemika,
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1 experiencing worry or unease
2 very eager and concerned to do something
niespokojny (o coś), niespokojny ktoś lub coś, trwożny, zatroskany |
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closely connected or appropriate to the matter in hand
związany z tematem, odnośny, trafny,
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closely connected or appropriate to the matter in hand
zwi¹zany z tematem, odnoœny, trafny,
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bad-tempered
posêpny, mrukliwy |
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1 qualification, achievment, etc. that gives an indication of a person`s suitability for something
2 a document or certificate proving a person`s identity or qualifications
referencje, listy uwierzytelniajace, dokumenty tozsamosci |
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