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

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vaunted adjective [before noun ] C2 • synonyms: praised, hyped, acclaimed • vaunted reputation/skills/technology; much-vaunted freedom/innovation; challenge/expose vaunted claims • freq in AmE: 3/10 The company’s vaunted innovation turned out to be underwhelming. commencer à apprendre		osławiony, wychwalany, szeroko promowany (często przesadnie lub ironicznie) widely praised, boasted about, or promoted — often with a hint of exaggeration, irony, or skepticism Osławiona innowacja firmy okazała się rozczarowująca.
vexing adjective C1 formal • synonyms: annoying, frustrating, troubling • vexing problem/question/issue/silence/delay; deeply/increasingly/quietly vexing; vexing dilemma/situation • freq in AmE: 4/10 It’s a vexing problem with no clear solution. commencer à apprendre		drażliwy, irytujący, budzący frustrację causing annoyance, frustration, or worry — especially when the issue is persistent, difficult to resolve, or emotionally charged To drażliwy problem bez jasnego rozwiązania.
viable adjective C1 formal • synonyms: feasible, workable, sustainable • viable option/solution/strategy/business model/alternative; economically/politically viable; viable embryo • freq in AmE: 8/10 We need a viable strategy to reduce emissions. \| 2. The startup is not yet financially viable. \| 3. Doctors confirmed the embryo was viable. commencer à apprendre		realny, możliwy do zrealizowania; zdolny do życia capable of working successfully, being effective, or continuing to exist — especially in terms of plans, solutions, systems, or organisms Potrzebujemy realnej strategii redukcji emisji. \| 2. Startup nie jest jeszcze finansowo opłacalny. \| 3. Lekarze potwierdzili, że zarodek jest zdolny do życia.
volatile adjective C1 • synonyms: unstable, unpredictable, explosive, reactive • volatile market/situation/temper/mix; emotionally volatile; politically volatile; volatile reactions; volatile environment; volatile substance/gas • freq in AmE: 6/10 The stock market has been extremely volatile this year. \| 2. She has a volatile temper and can lash out unexpectedly. commencer à apprendre		niestabilny, zmienny, wybuchowy likely to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse; unstable, explosive, or emotionally reactive Rynek akcji był w tym roku wyjątkowo niestabilny. \| 2. Ma wybuchowy charakter i potrafi niespodziewanie wybuchnąć.

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