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etniczny, rdzenny

ethnic; of a particular group of people or culture. For example: 'London’s population is made up of many different ethnic groups...'

zwiększać, powiększać, powiększać się, rozwijać się

expand; to increase in size, number, or importance, or to make something increase in this way: Synonyms are: Grow, become larger For example: The organisation has expanded its manufacturing operation since it won the Government contract.

widoczny, jawny, oczywisty, ewidentny

evident - easily seen or understood: Synonyms are: Clear, obvious, apparent For example: It is evident from the graph that 18-25 year olds were the biggest purchasers of CDs in the period shown'

jasny, wyraźny, dobitny (np. o sformułowaniu) jawny, otwarty, bez ogródek (np. o wypowiedzi) bezpośredni (o osobie) drastyczny (scena przemocy) odważny, śmiały (scena erotyczna)

explicit; - clear and exact: Synonyms are: Open, graphic, uninhibited. For example: 'Many people believe that the pictures we see on the news nowadays of war and suffering are much too explicit.'

ostateczny, końcowy

eventual - happening or existing at a later time or at the end, especially after a lot of effort, problems, etc.: Synonyms are: Ultimate, final For example: 'The organisation needs to increase its sales turnover or we can expect its eventual closure.'

wykluczać, pomijać (np. możliwość, nazwisko na liście)

exclude - to prevent someone or something from entering a place or taking part in an activity: Synonyms are: Keep out, leave out. For example: 'In extreme cases schools will often exclude students from school as punishment if they continue to misbehave.'

specjalista, ekspert

specialist - someone who has a lot of experience, knowledge, or skill in a particular subject: Synonyms are: For example: 'Some experts claim that there is a link between violence in children and playing of violent video games.

niszczyć w procesie erozji, podmywać (np. nabrzeże) ograniczać, podkopywać, źle wpływać (np. wolność, przywileje, pewność siebie) przeżerać (metal)

erode - to rub or be rubbed away gradually: Synonyms are: Wear away, wear down. For example: 'Valleys are formed when rivers erode away the land.'

eksploatować, użytkować, wydobywać np. minerały, węgiel

exploit - to use something in a way that helps you. Synonyms are: Take advantage of, ill use. For example: 'Laws protecting workers are necessary to prevent some employers from exploiting their rights.'

oceniać, szacować

evaluate - to judge or calculate the quality, importance, amount, or value of something: Synonyms are: Assess, appraise. For example: 'The company evaluates its performance by monitoring various aspects of the business carefully.'