Advanced English (2) • ADJECTIVES, ADVERBS • 'C'

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carnivorous
adjective C2 • synonyms: predatory, meat-eating • carnivorous animals/plants/instincts; carnivorous capitalism • freq in AmE: 6/10
Most big cats, like lions and tigers, are carnivorous mammals. | 2. The company adopted a carnivorous strategy—acquiring smaller rivals one by one.
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mięsożerny
describing an animal that feeds mainly or exclusively on meat; also used metaphorically to describe people, systems, or behaviors that are aggressive, predatory, or ruthlessly competitive
Większość dużych kotów, jak lwy i tygrysy, to ssaki mięsożerne. | 2. Firma przyjęła drapieżną strategię — przejmując mniejszych rywali jeden po drugim.
chipper
adjective C1 informal • synonyms: cheerful, upbeat, perky • chipper mood/smile/person; surprisingly/still/always chipper • freq in AmE: 4/10
He greeted everyone with a chipper smile and a bounce in his step.
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radosny, rześki, pełen werwy
cheerful, lively, and upbeat — often used to describe someone who appears unusually energetic or optimistic, especially in the morning or after adversity
Przywitał wszystkich pogodnym uśmiechem i sprężystym krokiem.
circumspect
adjective C1 • synonyms: cautious, discreet, prudent • circumspect tone / circumspect approach / remain circumspect • freq in AmE: 5/10
She remained circumspect in her public statements.
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ostrożny, powściągliwy, rozważny
careful to consider all circumstances and possible consequences; marked by prudence, discretion, and restraint
Zachowała powściągliwość w wypowiedziach publicznych.
congenital
adjective [before noun ] C2 • synonyms: inborn, hereditary, innate • congenital defect/disorder/blindness/condition; congenital heart disease/syndrome/malformation/disability • freq in AmE: 6/10
He was born with a congenital heart defect.
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wrodzony
present from birth, especially referring to physical or medical conditions that develop in the womb and are not acquired later in life
Urodził się z wrodzoną wadą serca.
congenital defects
collocation with congenital adjective C1 formal, medical • synonyms: inborn, hereditary, prenatal • congenital defects/disorders/conditions/anomalies • diagnose/screen/treat congenital defects • freq in AmE: 7/10
Some congenital defects can be corrected with early surgery.
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wady wrodzone
medical conditions or structural abnormalities present at birth, resulting from genetic factors, developmental issues during pregnancy, or environmental influences; may affect organs, limbs, or systems
Niektóre wady wrodzone można skorygować operacyjnie we wczesnym dzieciństwie.
crisp
adjective [before noun ] C2 • synonyms: fresh, brisk, invigorating • crisp air/morning/breeze/weather/day; crisp autumn/temperature/climate; cool and crisp • freq in AmE: 6/10
We woke to a crisp autumn morning.
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rześki, orzeźwiający, świeży (o pogodzie, powietrzu)
cool, fresh, and pleasantly invigorating — often describing air or weather that feels clean, dry, and slightly chilly in a refreshing way
Obudziliśmy się w rześki jesienny poranek.
crisp weather
collocation with crisp adjective [before noun ] C2 • synonyms: fresh, brisk, invigorating • crisp weather/air/morning/breeze/day; crisp autumn/climate/conditions; cool and crisp • freq in AmE: 6/10
We went hiking in the crisp weather of early October. | 2. Crisp weather makes outdoor activities more enjoyable.
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rześka pogoda, orzeźwiająca aura, świeże warunki atmosferyczne
weather that is cool, dry, and refreshing — often associated with autumn or early mornings; evokes clarity, freshness, and invigorating air
Wybraliśmy się na spacer w rześką październikową pogodę. | 2. Orzeźwiająca aura sprzyjała aktywności na świeżym powietrzu.
crass
adjective C2 disapproving • synonyms: tactless, vulgar, insensitive • crass comment/remark/joke/behavior; crass ignorance/exploitation/self-interest • freq in AmE: 5/10
His crass remarks offended everyone at the meeting. | 2. High interest rates may choke off consumer spending.
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prostacki, grubiański, bezmyślny
showing a lack of sensitivity, refinement, or intelligence; offensively blunt, tactless, or crude in behavior, speech, or judgment
Jego prostackie uwagi obraziły wszystkich na spotkaniu. | 2. To była bezmyślna próba zarobku na tragedii.
chitchat
noun [U ] C1 (also chit-chat) • synonyms: small talk, banter, idle talk • engage in/avoid chitchat; friendly/pointless chitchat; office/social chitchat • freq in AmE: 6/10
I’m not in the mood for chitchat — let’s get to the point.
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pogawędka, gadka-szmatka, luźna rozmowa
informal conversation about trivial or light topics; casual talk that is often social or superficial
Nie mam ochoty na gadkę-szmatkę — przejdźmy do rzeczy.
clueless
adjective C1 informal • synonyms: ignorant, unaware, lost • clueless about something; be/feel/look clueless; utterly/totally clueless; clueless about tech/politics/what to do • freq in AmE: 7/10
I'm completely clueless about computers. | 2. I felt clueless during the meeting — they used so much jargon. | 3. She’s not clueless, she’s just new to the job.
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niekumaty, nieświadomy, zielony
lacking knowledge, understanding, or awareness about something; completely uninformed or confused
Nie mam zielonego pojęcia o komputerach. | 2. Czułem się zagubiony na tym spotkaniu — same techniczne terminy. | 3. Ona nie jest niekumata, po prostu dopiero zaczyna.
contingent
adjective C2 formal • synonyms: accidental, incidental, chance • contingent events/factors/beauty/success; contingent and fleeting/chaotic/unexpected • freq in AmE: 3/10
The beauty of the moment was contingent and fleeting. | 2. His success was contingent, not the result of careful planning.
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przypadkowy, losowy, zależny od zbiegów okoliczności
happening by chance or depending on unpredictable factors; accidental, incidental, not essential
Piękno tej chwili było przypadkowe i ulotne. | 2. Jego sukces był dziełem przypadku, a nie starannego planowania.
cutting-edge tech feature
collocation with cutting-edge adjective [before noun ] C1 • synonyms: state-of-the-art/breakthrough/next-gen feature • cutting-edge AI/camera/security feature • freq in AmE: 7/10
This app integrates cutting-edge tech features to personalize your experience.
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najnowocześniejsze rozwiązanie techniczne, najnowsze osiągnięcie technologiczne
a highly advanced, innovative, and state-of-the-art technological function or capability, often representing the latest developments in a field
Aplikacja integruje najnowsze osiągnięcia technologiczne, by spersonalizować doświadczenie użytkownika.

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