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ALP unit 9

People and relationships

QuestionAnswerExample
zmarnować zepsuć spoil You always have to spoil everything!
apodyktyczny domineering I had a rather weak-minded mother and by contrast a very domineering father.
nadzwyczaj exceedingly My father had exceedingly high expectations of me.
kolega kumpel fellow Paul's an easy-going sort of fellow.
mieć złą passę go through a bad patch Gemma's going through a bad patch right now.
udogodnienia facilities Local people are campaigning for better facilities for the elderly.
przodek ancestor My ancestors were French.
potomek descendant He was a direct descendant of Napoleon Bonaparte.
krewny relation We call her 'Auntie Flo', though she is not really any relation to us.
sumienny conscientious Sharon works very hard and is extremely conscientious.
jedyny solitary That was the solitary goal of the match.
uprzedzony prejudiced She's prejudiced against teenagers.
obojętny apathetic How can you be so apathetic about the world and its problems?
rówieśnik contemporary Oswald was much admired by his contemporaries at the Academy.
wyrzutek outcast Criminals often feel as though they are being treated as social outcasts.
zaniedbywać neglect You shouldn't neglect your homework.
urazić obrazić offend Tom deeply offended Ann by ignoring her at the party.
upokażać kompromitować humiliate My boss utterly humiliated me in front of important clients, so I resigned.
odrzucić turn down She turned down my invitation.
wystawić kogoś stand sb up I was supposed to go to a concert with Kyle on Friday, but he stood me up.
drżeć z wściekłości shake with rage Jane's father shook with rage when she told him she was pregnant.
wstrząsnąć zaszokować shake Events in oil-producing countries shook the confidence of investors.
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