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2 not able to do, manage or organize anything well As a doctor, she’s totally incapable. ▶ nieudolny

2the incarnation of sth (a person that is) a perfect example of a particular quality She is the incarnation of goodness. ▶ (forma istnienia) wcielenie (czegoś)

There’s no incentive for young people to do well at school because there aren’t any jobs when they leave. ▶ zachęta bodziec

□ incessantly /; US / adv. ▶ bezustannie ustawicznie bez przerwy

incestuous /ɪnˈsestjuəs; US -tʃuəs / adj. 1 involving illegal sex between members of the same family an incestuous relationship ▶ kazirodczy

□ incitement /; US / noun [countable, uncountable] He was guilty of incitement to violence. ▶ podburzanie podżeganie podjudzanie

My inclination is to say (powiedziałbym) ‘ no’, but what do you think? ▶ skłonność

2[t] (formal) to bend (your head) forward They sat round the table, heads inclined, deep in discussion. ▶ schylać (głowę) 3[i] incline towards sth to be at an angle in a particular direction The land inclines towards the shore. ▶ nachylać się

▶ mający ochotę (coś zrobić) skłonny 2inclined to do sth likely to do sth She’s inclined (ma skłonność) to change her mind very easily. ▶ mający skłonność 3 having a natural ability in the subject mentioned to be musically inclined ▶ uzdolniony

2include sb/sth (as/in/on sth) to make sb/sth part (of another group, etc.) The children immediately included the new girl in their games. Everyone was disappointed, myself included. ▶ włączać wliczać

W Amer. ang. through powszechnie używa się zamiast inclusive, mówiąc o czasie: We’ll be away from Friday through Sunday.

The rent is inclusive of electricity (łącznie z opłatą za energię elektryczną). ▶ obejmujący zawierający

—incoherently /; US / adv. ▶ chaotycznie bezładnie

We talk about a monthly or an annual income. An income may be high or low. Your gross income is the amount you earn before paying tax. Your net income is your income after tax.

2 new; recently elected the incoming government ▶ nowo wybrany nowy

The working hours of the job are incompatible with family life. ▶ niekompatybilny niezgodny (z kimś/czymś)

□ incompetent noun [countable] She’s a total incompetent at basketball. ▶ osoba nieudolna

□ incompletely /; US / adv. ▶ niezupełnie niecałkowicie niedoskonale

□ incomprehension /ɪnˌkɒmprɪˈhenʃn; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ niezrozumienie

 OPPOSITE  conclusive□ inconclusively /; US / adv. ▶ nie rozstrzygająco nieprzekonująco

□ inconsequentially /-ʃəli; US / adv. They chatted inconsequentially about this and that. ▶ o błahych sprawach

Facts are inconsistent with the earlier information. ▶ niezgodny sprzeczny 2 (used about a person) likely to change so that you cannot depend on them She’s so inconsistent – sometimes her work is good and sometimes it’s really awful. ▶ niekonsekwentny

□ incontrovertibly /-təbli; US / adv. Her book shows incontrovertibly that he was innocent. ▶ niepodważalnie

The lack of hot water is a minor inconvenience compared to the lack of light. ▶ niewygoda □ inconvenience verb [transitive] ▶ sprawiać kłopot powodować niewygodę

□ inconveniently /; US / adv. ▶ niewygodnie kłopotliwie uciążliwie

□ incorporation /ɪnˌkɔ: pəˈreɪʃn; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ wcielanie włączanie

□ incorrectly /; US / adv. The envelope was incorrectly addressed. ▶ błędnie nieprawidłowo niepoprawnie

□ incorruptibility /ˌɪnkəˌrʌptəˈbɪləti; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ nieprzekupność niezniszczalność

She increased her speed (przyśpieszyła) to overtake the lorry. My employer would like me to increase my hours of work from 25 to 30. The rate of inflation has increased by 1% to 7%. ▶ zwiększać (się) wzrastać

Doctors expect some further increase in the spread of the disease. a steady increase in the number of people taking holidays abroad They are demanding a large wage increase (podwyżki) in line with inflation. ▶ przyrost wzrost

2(informal) extremely good or big He earns an incredible salary. ▶ niewiarygodny ogromny nieprawdopodobny □ incredibly /-əbli; US / adv. We have had some incredibly strong winds recently. ▶ niewiarygodnie nieprawdopodobnie

□ incremental /ˌɪŋkrəˈmentl; US / adj. incremental costs ▶ przyrostowy narastający —incrementally /-təli; US / adv. ▶ przyrostowo

to inculcate a sense of responsibility in sb to inculcate sb with a sense of responsibility ▶ wpajać coś komuś wszczepiać coś komuś □ inculcation /ˌɪnkʌlˈkeɪʃn; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ wpojenie

□ indecency /ɪnˈdi: snsi; US / noun [uncountable, sing.] ▶ nieprzyzwoitość —indecently /; US / adv. ▶ nieprzyzwoicie

(used after ‘ very’ with an adjective or adverb to emphasize the quality mentioned) Thank you very much indeed. She’s very happy indeed. ▶ naprawdę rzeczywiście

indefinitely /ɪnˈdefɪnətli; US / adv. for a period of time that has no fixed end The meeting was postponed indefinitely. ▶ na czas nieokreślony bez końca

□ indelicacy /-kəsi; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ niedelikatność prostactwo

2indemnify sb (for sth) to pay sb an amount of money because of the damage or loss that they have suffered The tenant is legally required to indemnify the landlord for any damage caused to the property. ▶ wypłacać komuś odszkodowanie (za coś)

2[countable] a sum of money that is given as payment for damage or loss ▶ odszkodowanie

In 1947 India achieved independence from Britain. The old lady refused to go into a nursing home because she didn’t want to lose her independence. financial independence ▶ niepodległość niezależność

2 not influenced by or connected with sb/sth Complaints against the police should be investigated by an independent body. Two independent opinion polls have obtained similar results. ▶ niezależny osobny

a way of showing how the price, value, rate, etc. of sth has changed the cost-of-living index ▶ wskaźnik indeks □ index verb [t] The books in the library are indexed by subject and title. ▶ sporządzać indeks/skorowidz

4[intransitive, transitive] to signal that your car, etc. is going to turn Why didn’t you indicate? The lorry indicated left but turned right. ▶ sygnalizować

2[transitive] to say sth in an indirect way The spokesman indicated that an agreement was likely soon. ▶ sygnalizować sugerować

The cat was showing no indication of wanting to come down from the tree. ▶ oznaka wskazanie sygnał

2(US ˈturn signal) (informal blinker) the flashing light on a car, etc. that shows that it is going to turn right or left ▶ kierunkowskaz migacz

2 not very good The standard of football in the World Cup was rather indifferent. ▶ mierny marny □ indifferently /; US / adv. ▶ obojętnie miernie marnie

indigestion /ˌɪndɪˈdʒestʃən; US / noun [uncountable] pain in the stomach that is caused by difficulty in dealing with food Peppers give me indigestion. Po papryce cierpię na niestrawność. ▶ niestrawność

□ indignantly /; US / adv. ▶ z oburzeniem

indignity /ɪnˈdɪɡnəti / noun [u, c] (pl. indignities) indignity (of sth/of doing sth) a situation that makes you feel embarrassed because you are not treated with respect; the daily indignities of imprisonment ▶ upokorzenie poniżenie

3 not going in a straight line or using the shortest route We came the indirect route to avoid driving through London. ▶ okrężny

2 for or from one person Children need individual attention when they are learning to read. an individual portion of butter porcja masła dla jednej osoby ▶ indywidualny osobisty

2 the belief that individual people in society should have the right to make their own decisions, etc., rather than be controlled by the government Capitalism stresses innovation, competition and individualism. ▶ indywidualizm

an individualistic culture His music is highly individualistic and may not appeal to everyone. ▶ swoisty indywidualistyczny