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to breathe in noisily through your nose, for example because you
sniff pociągać nosem * v /snjf/ have been crying Amanda sniffed and wiped her nose.
Full spectrum lights have all the colours and
spectrum spektrum ** n C / spektrYm/ a range of radio waves or light waves wavelengths of natural light.
She went home because she had a splitting
splitting headache mocny ból głowy n C / spljtjK hedejk/ a very bad pain in your head headache.
a game in which two players use rackets to
hit a small ball against a wall. You play squash on an
squash squash n U /skwRƒ/ indoor area called a court You preferred dancing to running or squash.
zdumiewajÄ…cy, Nobody expected the staggering success of the
staggering nadzwyczajny adj / stæaYrjK/ extremely surprising books.
to make someone suffer or die by preventing them from having They were accused of deliberately starving the
starve umierać z gÅ‚odu * v /stQÐ(r)v/ enough food prisoners.
to make plants, cells, or a part of someone s body grow or become She decided to use colours that stimulate and
stimulate stymulować ** v / stjmjŠlejt/ more active energize.
connected to a worried or nervous feeling that stops you
relaxing, caused, for example, by pressure at work or
stress-related powodowany stresem adj / stresrjÌlejtjd/ financial or personal problems With stress-related illness on the increase.
a medical condition in which blood is suddenly blocked and cannot
reach the brain, or in which a blood vessel in the brain breaks, Leni suffered a stroke last year, and is unable to
stroke udar ** n C /strYŠk/ often causing a loss of the ability to speak or to move particular walk.
to make a legal claim against someone, usually to get money from
pozywać, wnosić them because they have done something bad to you. The legal
sue sprawÄ™ do sÄ…du ** v /su / /sju / claim is called a lawsuit We intend to sue for damages.
Tai-chi tai-chi n U / tajȃi / a Chinese martial art which involves doing slow physical exercises I've started learning Tai-Chi.
areas in hot countries like Australia and Africa that are not used for
growing crops. They are usually far from cities and very few people
the bush busz n U /ðY bŠƒ/ live there. Dirt roads are the only ways across the bush.
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the large areas of land in Australia that are not used for growing The threat of snake bites is one of the most
the outback busz n U /ði aŠt bæk/ crops and are far away from any city or town common fears for people planning to travel in the
tissue chusteczka higieniczna n C / tjƒu / / tjsju / a piece of soft thin paper used especially for wiping your nose Do you have a box of tissues?
a very small amount of a substance, especially when it is too small
trace śladowa ilość n C /trejs/ to see clearly or measure accurately Traces of blood were found in the bathroom.
track tor *** n C /træk/ a path or road with a rough surface I walked along a track to the mountain village.
something that you do in order to annoy someone or to make
trick żart, kawał ** n C /trjk/ people laugh at them, often by making them believe something that I thought he was playing a trick on me.
niebrukowany, an area of ground that is unpaved does not have a hard, flat The pilots sometimes have to land on roads or
unpaved nieutwardzony adj /Œn pejvd/ surface such as bricks, blocks of stone or concrete unpaved tracks.
someone who chooses not to eat anything derived (=made) from
vegan weganin n C / vi aYn/ animals or fish, including eggs, milk, and cheese Apparently she's become a vegan.
vital istotny, konieczny *** adj / vajt(Y)l/ very important, necessary, or essential To be able to cope with change is vital for
if you vomit, food comes up from your stomach and out through
vomit wymiotować * v / vRmjt/ your mouth because you are ill. The usual British expression is be The smell made her want to vomit.
the distance between two waves of sound or light that are next to
wavelength dÅ‚ugość fali n C / wejv leK¸/ each other Violet light has the shortest wavelength.
a chair with large wheels that someone who cannot walk uses for
wheelchair wózek inwalidzki n C / wi l tƒeY(r)/ moving around After the crash he was confined to a wheelchair.
She was suffering from stress caused by her
workload obciążenie pracÄ… * n U / w\Ð(r)k lYŠd/ the amount of work that a person or organization has to do heavy workload.
The Office Doctors is one of a growing number of
companies which claim they can reduce work-
work-related spowodowany pracÄ… adj / w\Ð(r)k rjlejtjd/ connected to a job that someone is paid to do related stress.
Unit 9
Adjectives with
prepositions
aware of świadomy adj /Y weY(r) Yv/ knowing about a situation or a fact They re aware of the dangers.
used about people who have a social, business, or family relations Local people do not think he is connected to the
connected to majÄ…cy zwiÄ…zki z adj /kY nektjd tu / hip man in the orange suit.
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