Nauka

I need to report to the supreme commander. (Muszę złożyć sprawozdanie naczelnemu wodzowi.)

After only a few weeks the results were astonishing. (Zaledwie po kilku tygodniach wyniki były zdumiewające.)

knit, knit/knitted, knit/knitted - robic na drutach

He looked underneath the carpet. (On zajrzał pod dywan.)

Continue straight ahead at the next junction. (Jedź prosto na następnym skrzyżowaniu.)

I can't hear you because of this hustle and bustle. (Przez ten harmider w ogóle cię nie słyszę.)

I commute to work every day. (Dojeżdżam codziennie do pracy.)

Look at the skyline of Shanghai. (Spójrzcie na widok Szanghaju na tle

put somebody to the test - poddawać kogoś próbie

Moving to the countryside from the city comes at a cost. There's less public transport to move around.

People blame children’s poor mental health on social media, but there are other factors at play. - Ludzie obwiniają media społecznościowe za zły stan zdrowia psychicznego dzieci, ale w grę wchodzą także inne czynniki.

Excuse me, how do I get downtown? (Przepraszam, jak dostanę się do centrum?)

The city hall is a popular landmark in this city. (Ratusz miejski to popularny punkt orientacyjny w tym mieście.)

Urban planning improves transportation and public spaces. (Urbanistyka poprawia transport i przestrzenie publiczne.)

If you lose touch with someone, that means that you don't see or speak to them anymore. However, you can get back in touch with someone, that is to start seeing them or speaking to them again.

If you lose touch with someone, that means that you don't see or speak to them anymore. However, you can get back in touch with someone, that is to start seeing them or speaking to them again.

So we're at a dead end! (Zabrnęliśmy w ślepą uliczkę!)

I think she's genuinely concerned. (Myślę, że ona jest autentycznie zmartwiona.)

I must sort out some things first. (Najpierw muszę uporządkować kilka spraw.)

Initially we involved ourselves into this out of curiosity and compassion. (Początkowo włączyliśmy się w to z ciekawości i współczucia.)

spreadsheet - arkusz kalkulacyjny, program komputerowy wykonujący obliczenia

I would like to have your magazine's endorsement. (Chciałbym mieć poparcie twojego magazynu.)

She convinced me to go on a vegetarian diet. (Ona przekonała mnie, abym przeszedł na dietę.

Shops often try to up-sell by offering more high quality products. (Sklepy często próbują namówić na droższy produkt, oferując więcej artykułów o wysokiej jakości.)

She's on the verge of a nervous breakdown after the divorce. (Ona jest na skraju załamania nerwowego po rozwodzie.)

temper - charakter, temperament, usposobienie

She hugged her husband and got on the train. (Ona uścisnęła męża i wsiadła do pociągu.)

Self-care is very important. (Dbanie o własne zdrowie jest bardzo ważne.)

gratitude practice - cwiczenie, praktyka wdziecznosci

Can you share the agenda for this meeting - Czy możesz udostępnić plan tego spotkania

I have some major updates - Mam kilka ważnych uaktualnień

I have some minor updates - Mam kilka malych aktualności

What’s on the schedule for this week - Co jest w harmonogramie na ten tydzien

I’ll be out of office next week - Nie bedzie mnie w biurze w przyszlym tygodniu

be at risk - być zagrożonym

Could you run an errand for me? (Czy mógłbyś załatwić dla mnie pewną sprawę?)

I decided to sleep in because I was so tired. (Zdecydowałem, że wstanę późno, bo byłem tak zmęczony.)

“I'll do it better without your help. Just leave me be.” - „Zrobię to lepiej bez twojej pomocy. Daj mi spokój.”

You were supposed to bring the cakes, you haven't, and you've left me in the lurch.

If someone does let you down like that, it can leave a bad taste, which means it creates a bad feeling between you. When you know someone's lying, it really leaves a bad taste.

If something or someone is just not good enough, we can say that it or they leave a lot to be desired. - Jeśli coś lub ktoś po prostu nie jest wystarczająco dobry, możemy powiedzieć, że pozostawia wiele do życzenia.

to leave someone in the lurch - zostawić kogoś na lodzie

at the turn of the century - na przełomie wieków

The army retreated from the foreign lands. (Armia wycofała się z obcych ziem.)

He picked up a metal rod and used it as a weapon. (On podniósł metalowy pręt i użył go jako broni.)

When will you be able to dispatch the order? (Kiedy będziecie w stanie wysłać zamówienie?)

I set out on a journey to Africa. (Wyruszyłem w podróż do Afryki.)

There is no need to yell, I can hear you well. (Nie ma potrzeby krzyczeć, dobrze cię słyszę.)

It turned out that they weren't cousins, after all. (Ostatecznie okazało się, że oni nie byli kuzynami.)

I stopped eating, means that the activity of eating finished. For example when you're eating your lunch, if you have enough food, then you would stop eating. You've had enough.

She saw a plane flying over her hometown. (Ona zobaczyła samolot przelatujący nad jej rodzinnym miasteczkiem.)

He got in his car and drove off. (On wsiadł do swojego samochodu i odjechał.)

For example, 'firstly', this is sequencing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 'Secondly', this is also sequencing. 'Furthermore', this is more information explaining. 'Likewise', comparison when you have 2 things. 'However', this is contrast.

He signed up for the tennis tournament, so I did likewise. (On zapisał się na turniej tenisowy, więc ja zrobiłem tak samo.)

He asked me to think of something nice. (Poprosił abym myślała o czymś miłym.)

I’am drained - Jestem wyczerpany

Boundary setting means creating clear limits between different areas of your life—like deciding when you stop working so you have personal time, or setting rules so work doesn’t spill over into your evenings.

Countries situated on the equator have summer weather all year long. (Kraje położone na równiku mają przez cały rok letnią pogodę.)

We're in a state of preparedness. (Jesteśmy w stanie gotowości.)

I was curious to see the extent of the flooding, but all seems well. (Byłem ciekaw jak duży teren został zalany, ale wszystko wygląda dobrze.)

The tennis player suffered a double whammy. He injured his knee and then lost the match.

The threat of job cuts is hanging over the employees. They don’t know what to do.

Your bedroom is always messy. (Twoja sypialnia jest zawsze zabałaganiona.)

Most of us procrastinate, because it's hard to get started. (Większość z nas odwleka wykonanie zadań, ponieważ ciężko jest zacząć.)

Experimentation is a great way to encourage entrepreneurship. (Eksperymentowanie jest świetnym sposobem, żeby zachęcić do przedsiębiorczości.)

He was watching me with anxiety in his eyes. (On patrzył na mnie z obawą w oczach.)

I expect you to wrap this project up in a day or two. (Oczekuję, że skończysz ten projekt za dzień lub dwa.)

I hate heat waves! (Nie cierpię upałów!)

Children cooled themselves down with chocolate ice cream. (Dzieci ochłodziły się czekoladowymi lodami.)

Melt some butter on the frying pan. (Roztop trochę masła na patelni.)

A value proposition is a clear statement that explains what benefits your product or service provides, how it solves customers’ problems, and what makes it unique compared to competitors.

It's simply a refinement of my earlier views. (To tylko udoskonalenie moich wcześniejszych poglądów.)

Cold calling - This is where you contact somebody you don't know in order to try and do business with them. People do this for all sorts of reasons.

Pushy salesmen really get on my nerves. (Bezczelni sprzedawcy naprawdę działają mi na nerwy.)

if somebody is persuasive he or she is good at making people do what he or she wants them to do

So it might actually be the best way to get something sorted quickly. - Może to być więc najlepszy sposób na szybkie rozwiązanie problemu.

Make: money, a mistake, a difference.

A policeman spotted a man stealing a car. (Policjant zauważył mężczyznę kradnącego samochód.)

So, you know how I told you that this month I've been doing loads of overtime and working on that project?

Along the way, it’s important to align AI efforts with core business capabilities; otherwise, a pilot project may be doomed to stay on the sidelines.

the bar needs to be higher - make your expectations higher

I will enable you to have access to all the options. (Dam ci możliwość posiadania dostępu do wszystkich opcji.)

He's eager for adventures. (On jest żądny przygód.)

Do you think it set him for the challenge?

The shore was out of sight now. (Brzeg był teraz poza zasięgiem wzroku.)

How could anyone deem this film funny? (Jak ktokolwiek może uważać ten film za śmieszny?)

“If you identify as something, it means you would label yourself in that way. I identify as a hard worker. I'm proud of what I do.”

Identify the potential key performance indicators for social media. (Zidentyfikuj potencjalne kluczowe wskaźniki efektywności dla mediów społecznościowych.)

A unique characteristic or special feature of a product or company which makes it better than other similar products or companies

He was trying to support himself on his arms but they felt like clay. (On próbował podeprzeć się na ramionach, ale czuł, jakby miał je z gliny.)

They're digging up pottery that doesn't belong to any known civilization. (Oni wykopują ceramikę, która nie pochodzi z czasów do żadnej ze znanych cywilizacji.)

I only presented an outline. I can go into details, if you want. (Przedstawiłem tylko zarys. Jeżeli chcesz, mogę przejść do szczegółów.)

He was watching me with anxiety in his eyes. (On patrzył na mnie z obawą w oczach.)

It can be difficult, but try to organise your work so you can finish it all before you go home.

Try cooking chips in your air fryer - see if it's any quicker.

If you change tack, you try a different way of dealing with a problem. I tried emailing, but she didn't reply. I'm going to change tack. Maybe I'll try and talk to her in person instead.

If you change your tune, you completely change your opinion on something, often when making a decision. You're getting a cat. You've changed your tune. I thought you said you'd never get a pet.

Having a change of heart It means you change your opinion or the way you feel about something specific and often personal. I thought about moving to the city, but I've had a change of heart. I love the countryside too much to leave.

We say for a change to mean something is different to usual in a positive or interesting way. It's great to see him smiling for a change. He's been so sad since the breakup.

I'm sure he was pretty devastated after the whole breakup. (Jestem pewna, że był załamany po tym całym zerwaniu.)

A table by the window

They decided to split after five years. (Postanowili rozstać się po pięciu latach.)

You have your jumper on inside out. (Masz sweter założony na lewą stronę.)

You need to turn to this big old tree and walk straight ahead. (Musisz skierować się ku temu wielkiemu, staremu drzewu i iść przed siebie.)

water purifier - urządzenie do oczyszczania wody (filtr do wpdy)

Can you go over my application and correct the mistakes? (Możesz przejrzeć moje podanie i poprawić błędy?)

He feels very bitter about it. (On czuje się bardzo rozgoryczony z tego powodu.)

We use this expression to talk about travelling a long way or doing many things just to end up in the same situation as before. It's often used to express frustration at a lack of progress or surprise at what's happened.

I insist on telling him the truth - he deserves to know. (Domagam się, żeby powiedzieć mu prawdę - zasługuje na to, żeby wiedzieć.)

spin - obrócić (np. informację na swoją korzyść): The news website gave a positive spin to the government's latest press release.

give something out - rozdawać coś, wręczać coś: I gave the leaflets out to them, I don't know if they read it. (Rozdałem im ulotki, nie wiem czy to przeczytali.)

It is a good way to improve your English pronunciation. (To jest dobry sposób na poprawienie twojej angielskiej wymowy.)

Don't squirm! (Nie wierć się!)

Our research stalled because we didn't have money. (Nasze badanie utknęło w martwym punkcie, bo nie mieliśmy pieniędzy.)

He was sitting on the sofa scratching his head. (On siedział na kanapie drapiąc się po głowie.)

We broke down the cost of the trip and everyone had to pay twenty dollars. (Podzieliliśmy się kosztami wycieczki i każdy musiał zapłacić dwadzieścia dolarów.)

We adjusted the office according to her wishes. (Dostosowaliśmy biuro zgodnie z jej prośbami.)

CLV most commonly stands for Customer Lifetime Value in business and marketing. It is a metric that estimates the total gross revenue or net profit a company can expect from a single customer throughout their entire relationship with the brand.

The extent to which a product is recognized and bought by customers in a particular market.

He didn't realize the full extent of the problem. (On nie zdawał sobie sprawy z pełnego rozmiaru problemu.)

I feel like a moth that's flown too close to the flame. (Czuję się jak ćma, która za bardzo zbliżyła się do płomienia.)

If we describe someone as being like a moth to a flame, it means they're very attracted to something which could be harmful for them. For example, I always try to be healthy, but I'm like a moth to a flame when it comes to chocolate.

She dumped the flowers that he'd given her. (Ona pozbyła się kwiatów, które on jej dał.)

Like bees to honey. It's similar in the sense that it's about being attracted to something, but it doesn't have the same harmful result. There aren't necessarily negative consequences. For example, the students rushed to the free food like bees to honey.

For example, before entering a home, you need to take off your shoes. Our flight took off on time. I'm gonna take two weeks off in July to go olive picking in the Tuscan hills. Can't wait.

It will take us 5 to 10 years to see a return on investment. (Zajmie to nam 5 do 10 lat, aby zauważyć stopę zysku z wkładu w reklamę.)

Scalability: The ability of a business to grow without being hampered by its structure. Example: “Our new software is designed with scalability in mind, so it grows with us.”

Benchmarking: Comparing your business performance against other companies in the industry.

I just can't stand waiting around so long. (Po prostu nie mogę znieść czekania tu tak długo.)

People who drop litter will be severely punished. (Ludzie, którzy śmiecą będą surowo karani.)

They're not as healthy as they say on the wrapper. (Nie są tak zdrowe jak piszą na opakowaniu.)

DIY is a great way to save money and to make your home cosy. ("Zrób to sam" to wspaniały sposób, aby zaoszczędzić pieniądze i uczynić twój dom przytulnym.)

It has the texture of ice cream, but it's not quite ice cream. (Ma konsystencję lodów, ale tak naprawdę nimi nie jest.)

relate to something - odnosić się do czegoś (Success depends on how well we relate to everything around us. (Sukces zależy od tego, jak dobrze odnosimy się do wszystkiego wokół.)

Causing a slight feeling of anger or upset - wywołujące lekkie uczucie złości lub zdenerwowania

slightly angry or upset - lekko zły lub zdenerwowany

ALE: frustrated - sfrustrowany

Take up - It can mean to occupy space or time. For example, my makeup products take up my entire room. It can also mean to become interested in something. For example, I took up skiing as a hobby.

Czasownik - rant - mówić stylem napuszonym, wygłaszać tyradę (He's always ranting on about the politics. (On zawsze wygłasza tyrady o polityce.)

This is funny because to take out can have two very different meanings. It can either mean to invite someone out on a date, or to kill, sorry, I mean, unalive someone. Use this phrasal verb with caution.

All the pans and pots are kept in this cupboard. (Wszystkie rondle i garnki trzymane są w tej szafce.)

He opened the oven door. (On otworzył drzwi od piekarnika.)

I use rather mild seasonings. (Używam raczej łagodnych przypraw.)

She works in front of house. – „Pracuje przy obsłudze klientów.”

I fed the dog with leftovers. (Nakarmiłem psa resztkami.)

We need to buy some plastic cutlery for the picnic. (Musimy kupić trochę plastikowych sztućców na piknik.)

The teacher split the children into four groups. (Nauczyciel podzielił dzieci na cztery grupy.)

The whole undertaking seemed dicey. (Całe to przedsięwzięcie wydawało się ryzykowne.)

My grandpa always carried a handkerchief in his pocket. (Mój dziadek zawsze nosił chusteczkę w kieszeni.)

There is always a decline in clothes prices before a new collection is launched. (Zanim zostanie wypuszczona nowa kolekcja ubrań zawsze jest spadek cen.)

That car's lights blinded me for a second. (Światła tamtego samochodu oślepiły mnie na sekundę.)

She ate bland food for about a week. (Ona jadła mdłe posiłki przez około tydzień.)

gourmet food - jedzenie dla smakoszy

We decorated the Christmas tree with garlands. (Udekorowaliśmy choinkę girlandami.)

It's hard to shave with a blunt razor blade. (Ciężko jest się ogolić stępioną żyletką.)

Can we sit at the counter? (Czy możemy usiąść przy bufecie?)

collaborative - wspólny (np. praca)

Manufacturers these days should know how to create a sense of brand loyalty among their customers. (W dzisiejszych czasach producenci powinni wiedzieć jak stworzyć poczucie przywiązania do marki wśród klientów.)

An intermediary puts buyers and sellers together. (Pośrednik łączy kupujących ze sprzedawcami.)

“disintermediation”—this means removing intermediaries in a supply chain.

“lean startup”—this is a method for developing businesses quickly with minimal resources.

This description is very confusing. (Ten opis jest bardzo niejasny.)

Is this a tricky question? (Czy to jest podchwytliwe pytanie?)

debt - money a person has borrowed and owes to someone

make ends meet (idiom) - have just enough money to pay for basic living expenses like food, bills and rent

in arrears (idiom)- still owing money that should have been paid already

the never-never (informal) - buying something with one large payment followed by smaller regular payments which are made until the debt is repaid

financial strain - emotional stress caused by a lack of money to meet basic needs or repay debt

We use it when something is true, one hundred percent of the time when it's a general truth, a law of nature, a regulation.

If tomorrow the weather is nice, I will go to the beach. I believe I am going to go to the beach. Am I a hundred percent sure? No. Because I don't know what the weather will be like tomorrow.

Do not alight from the bus whilst it is in motion. (Nie wysiadać z autobusu, kiedy ciągle jest w ruchu.)

We often carpool to work. (Często podwozimy się do pracy.)

Let's go out on deck and get some fresh air. (Wyjdźmy na pokład złapać trochę świeżego powietrza.)

I can pick you up at the Hyde Park Corner roundabout. (Mogę cię zabrać z ronda Hyde Park Corner.)

Turn right at the next crossroads. (Skręć w prawo na następnym skrzyżowaniu.)

Come on, I can drop you off at school. (Chodź, mogę cię podrzucić do szkoły.)

Their car was halted at the border crossing. (Ich samochód był zatrzymany na przejściu granicznym.)

She's always in a bad mood. (Ona zawsze jest w złym humorze.)

She told me about the ups and downs of their relationship. (Opowiedziała mi o wzlotach i upadkach ich związku.)

Good nutrition is essential for good health. (Dobre odżywianie jest niezbędne dla dobrego zdrowia.)

We made sure there were no civilians on the battleground. (Upewniliśmy się, że na polu bitwy nie ma cywilów.)

a big deal - something of special importance

winning formula (idiom) - a method or strategy that produces successful results

I objected to going to a park in cold weather. (Sprzeciwiłam się pójściu do parku w zimną pogodę.)

Console - verb - Stress is on the second syllable, so it's a verb. A console is also a device we use to play video games. If The stress is on the first syllable, so it's a noun.

desert - verb - The stress is on the second syllable, so it's a verb. To desert someone is to leave them alone without any help.

Także: overlap - częściowe pokrywanie się, kolizja: We will ensure that any overlap of these tasks and duplication of work is avoided. (Dopilnujemy, aby nie dochodziło do pokrywania się zakresu tych zadań i powielania prac.)

We're going to celebrate the upcoming Easter! (Będziemy świętować nadchodzącą Wielkanoc!)

liquidity - the state of having enough assets that can be exchanged for cash

stopa procentowa - an amount charged by a lender to a borrower for the use of assets (usually money) and expressed as a percentage of the amount borrowed or the amount that is still owed

Capital gain is the profit from selling an investment for more than you paid.

No country in the world has ever managed to reduce a 14% budget deficit to 3% in three years. (Żadnemu krajowi świata nie udało się zmniejszyć deficytu z 14% do 3% w ciągu trzech lat.)

He got down on his knees and proposed to her. (On uklęknął i oświadczył się jej.)

Examples: 1. I noticed a snake slithering in the grass. 2. I heard him talking to my dad on the phone. 3. She saw us whispering in the corner.

They decided to go on a family cruise. (Oni zdecydowali się wybrać na rodzinny rejs wycieczkowym statkiem.)

He was stopped at customs and questioned. (On został zatrzymany podczas odprawy celnej i przesłuchany.)

Our resort offers various facilities. (Nasz ośrodek wypoczynkowy oferuje różne udogodnienia.)

The bus fare in this city is surprisingly high. (Opłata za przejazd autobusem w tym mieście jest zaskakująco wysoka.)

Her face looks familiar. (Jej twarz wygląda znajomo.)

The flight was delayed and we had ten really boring hours in the airport with nothing to do.

Sit beside me. (Usiądź obok mnie.)

I say, long lectures make me bored, the word bored describes my feelings about the lecture. The lecture is boring and I feel bored.

Her feet ache at the thought of walking such distance. (Bolą ją stopy na myśl o przejściu takiego dystansu.)

Binomials are always fixed. You can't change anything about them. You can't say pains and aches. And you can't say aches and hurts. And you can't say hurts and pains.

Sick and tired. It means really fed up and bored with something. And remember, we can't say tired and sick. We can't say sick and bored either.

bit by bit - To describe slow change

And to say something as simple, short and basic, we had three binomials. short and sweet, quick and dirty, cheap and cheerful.

And to say something as simple, short and basic, we had three binomials. short and sweet, quick and dirty, cheap and cheerful.

And to say something as simple, short and basic, we had three binomials. short and sweet, quick and dirty, cheap and cheerful.

Do you get along with your colleagues? (Czy dobrze dogadujesz się ze znajomymi z pracy?)

I like hanging out with her. (Lubię spędzać z nią czas.)

They met at university and hit it off straight away. (Poznali się na uniwersytecie i szybko się zaprzyjaźnili.)

More than one person wants to be rich. (Niejeden człowiek chce być bogaty.)

Jane is always falling out with people. (Jane ciągle kłóci się z ludźmi.)

Have you made up with Tina yet? (Czy pogodziłeś się już z Tiną?)

Downfall is commonly used to talk about people who have been powerful or successful. If they have a downfall, it can either describe a situation where they lose their power or status suddenly (...)

Malaise is often used to talk about how people in a country might feel. It can also be used to talk about performance in business or sport. A company or team suffering from malaise is unable to improve their results.

For example, the manager was so good at developing their staff that they will be a hard act to follow.

The answer is so plain! (Odpowiedź jest tak oczywista!)

That humiliation can never be erased - Tego upokorzenia nie da się wymazać

That humiliation can never be erased - Tego upokorzenia nie da się wymazać

Sell yourself short - When we sell ourselves short, we say negative things about ourselves. We undervalue or underestimate ourselves. (mieć niskie mniemanie o sobie)

Initially, the industry underestimated the utility of unmanned aerial vehicles. (Początkowo, przemysł nie doceniał użyteczności bezzałogowego statku latającego.)

I figured him out, he's a womanizer. (Zrozumiałem jego zachowanie, on jest babiarzem.)

Don't confuse on to something with into something because they mean very different things. If you're into something, it usually means that you enjoy it or are interested in it.

go along with something - zgadzać się z czymś (np. pomysłem)

UWAGA - jest druga fiszka z: on to something (If you're on to something, it means you think you've discovered an important idea or clue about it. Maybe you notice something that other people haven't noticed yet.)