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bliskość, podobieństwo, powinowactwo, bliskosc commencer à apprendre
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a close similarity between two things, or an attraction or sympathy for someone or something, a close similarity between two things, a liking or sympathy for someone or something because of shared characteristics She seems to have a natural affinity for/with water. There are several close affinities between the two paintings.
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nieumyślnie, przez nieuwagę, niechcący, nieuważnie commencer à apprendre
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in a way that is not intentional He inadvertently deleted the file. I inadvertently ended up on the wrong street
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ukrywanie prawdy dla korzysci commencer à apprendre
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the act of hiding the truth, especially to get an advantage. A statement or action that hides the truth,. or to make people believe that something is true when it is not His elaborate deception fooled everyone. Most advertising involves at least some deception. He was found guilty of obtaining money by deception
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oszukańczy, mylny, pozorny, zwodniczy commencer à apprendre
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making you believe something that is not true. It's deceptive - from the outside the building looks small, but inside it's very big. I wasn't fooled by the deceptive calm of the ocean. You should know that appearances can be deceptive.
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commencer à apprendre
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the plan seemed deceptively simple, The tool is noisy to use and deceptively dangerous (= it is more dangerous than it seems). She was deceptively friendly.
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namierzać, wyśledzić (kogoś, coś), śledzić (np. postęp czegoś, historię czegoś), kopiować (przez kalkę), odrysować (od czegoś) commencer à apprendre
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to find someone or something that was lost, to find the origin of something, to discover the causes or origins of something by examining the way in which it has developed. The police are trying to trace the mother of a newborn baby The practice of giving eggs at Easter can be traced back to (= first happened in) festivals in ancient China. Did you draw this picture yourself, or did you trace it?
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zacząć działać (np. narkotyk), dorzucić się, zrzucić się, wejść w życie commencer à apprendre
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to start to have an effect or to happen, to start to have an effect or to start operating. to give something, especially money or help, together with others It takes half an hour for the medication to kick in. The county will be able to spend more when a new tax kicks in next year. We should be able to get him a nice retirement present if we all kick in
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wspinać (się), gramolić (pod górę), wdrapywać (się), wyrywać (sobie coś nawzajem), szamotać (się), pomieszać, poprzestawiać (np. słowa w zdaniu) robic cos szybko, ruszac sie pomimo przeciwnosci, walczyc o cos co jest malo dostepne, mieszac cos np. slowa commencer à apprendre
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to move or climb quickly but with difficulty, often using your hands to help you, to compete with other people for something there is very little of, to put things such as words or letters in the wrong order so that they do not make sense scramble up/over She scrambled up the steep hillside and over the rocks, scramble into He scrambled into his clothes, scramble for, the terrified passengers scrambled for the door. He had a habit of scrambling his words
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uciekać, umykać, czmychać commencer à apprendre
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to escape by running away, especially because of danger or fear flee from She fled from the room in tears. Flee to In order to escape capture, he fled to the mountains. Flee the country. It is likely that the suspects have fled the country by now.
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