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Unit English Word No.
n, v, Polish adj, Polski adv jeden, jakiś (przedimek nieokreślony)
English definition
Example sentence
4
a
one; every or each; used when saying how much of something there is
They left the party an hour ago; I need a new car; I run three times a week.
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a lot of
dużo, wiele
a large number of things or people She’s got a lot of friends.
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ability
n
umiejętność, zdolność
the skill or qualities that you need to do something
the ability to walk
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accent
n
akcent
the way in which someone from a He had an American accent. country or area speaks a language
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Ace!
Dobre!
a word used by teenagers in the 1980s to say something was very good something that you do, especially to enjoy yourself students who are very good at Maths are sometimes in a class where the lessons are more difficult
"I can come to the party tonight." "Ace!"
10 activity
n
czynność, ćwiczenie
The main activity on this holiday will be surfing. Albert is studying Advanced Maths – he's very intelligent!
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Advanced Maths
n
matematyka dla zaawansowanych
10 adventure holiday
wakacje pełne przygód
a holiday in which you do a lot of Alex went on an adventure exciting activities, such as climbing holiday. rocks used to talk about a time in the past a place where planes arrive and leave, with buildings for people to wait in a lot of songs or pieces of music on a CD, a record, etc a long animal with short legs, a long mouth and sharp teeth, that lives in or near water every time, or at all times; at all times in the past; Forever They left the party an hour ago.
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ago
temu
Start airport
n
lotnisko
Which airport are you flying from?
16 album
n
album
Have you heard their new album? She saw an alligator coming out of the river.
16 alligator
n
aligator
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always
zawsze
I am always happy to see you; Have you always lived here?; I will always love him.
Start America
n
Ameryka
usually used to talk about the Washington is the capital of United States America. North America – the United States and Canada South America – Argentina, Brazil and Peru etc. Central America – Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica etc. coming from or relating to the United States of America someone who comes from the United States of America used instead of 'a' when the next word starts with a vowel sound She has an American accent.
Start American
adj
amerykański
Start American
n
Amerykanin / Amerykanka jeden, jakiś (przedimek nieokreślony)
We get a lot of Americans visiting in the summer. an apple
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an
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16 anniversary
n
rocznica
a date on which you remember something that happened on that date one or more years ago slightly angry
a wedding anniversary
15 annoyed
adj
rozgniewany, poddenerwowany
I was annoyed with James because he’d forgotten my birthday. It’s so annoying when the train is late.
15 annoying
adj
denerwujący
making you slightly angry
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answer
v
odpowiadać
to speak or write back to someone I asked her why but she didn't who has asked you a question or answer. spoken to you used in questions and negatives to Is there any cake left?; Can you mean 'some'; used to mean ‘one, pass me a knife? Any will do. but it is not important which one’
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any
jakieś, kilka, żaden, (w pytaniach i przeczeniach)
11 Anything else?
Czy coś jeszcze?
said by a waiter or shop assistant to ask you if there is another thing that you want to order or buy
Would you like anything else with your food?
Start apple
n
jabłko
a hard, round fruit which is white inside and green or red on the outside the fourth month of the year
Apples are my favourite fruit.
Start April
n
kwiecień
In England it rains a lot in April.
Start Argentina
n
Argentyna
a country in South America
Gabriel Batistuta is from Argentina. Argentinian wine is very good.
Start Argentinian
adj
argentyński, Argentyńczyk / Argentynka Argentynka, Argentyńczyk fotel
coming from or relating to Argentina
Start Argentinian
n
a person who comes from Argentina
We get a lot of Argentinians visiting in the summer.
Start armchair
n
a comfortable chair with sides that Fred is tired, so he's sitting in you put your arms on the armchair. a school subject where you draw or She studied Art at college. paint to ask someone to come with you somewhere, such as a restaurant or café sleeping a regular meeting of all the students and teachers at a school I was too shy to ask her out.
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Art
n
sztuka (plastyka, muzyka) zaprosić kogoś
15 ask somebody out
v
8 2
asleep assembly
adj n
śpiący zgromadzenie
The children were all asleep. We were all in morning assembly.
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at the moment
w tej chwili, w tym momencie n lekkoatleta
now
I’m a bit busy at the moment.
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athlete
someone who is very good at a sport and who takes part in competitions the sports which include running, jumping, and throwing to try to hurt someone or damage something
My brother was a real athlete.
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athletics
n
lekka atletyka
She was good at athletics.
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attack
v
atakować
The dog attacked him when he opened the door.
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14 attractive 8 audition
adj n
atrakcyjny przesłuchanie
nice to look at when someone does a short performance to try to get a job as an actor, singer, etc the eighth month of the year the sister of your mother or father, or the wife of your uncle the time of the year between summer and winter when leaves fall from the trees when a lot of snow falls down the side of a mountain not sleeping very bad a bag that you carry on your back
She’s very attractive. I did an audition but I didn’t get the part.
Start August Start aunt
n n
sierpień ciocia
Her birthday is in August. My aunt is staying with us.
Start autumn
n
jesień
I’m going back to college in autumn.
12 avalanche
n
lawina
He was killed in an avalanche.
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awake
adj adj n
obudzony / rozbudzony straszny, okropny plecak
The baby is awake. The food was awful. I travelled around Europe with a backpack.
14 awful 10 backpack
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bacon and eggs
n
jajka na bekonie
a meal in which flat pieces of meat We had bacon and eggs for from a pig are eaten with eggs breakfast.
12 badly
adv
źle
very much; in a way that is not good a type of dancing that is done in a theatre and tells a story, usually with music to make a rule saying that people must not do something a long, yellow fruit which is white inside
He his arm hurt badly; She plays the piano very badly. I love ballet.
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ballet
n
balet
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ban
v
zakazać
Smoking has been banned in restaurants. Most bananas come from South America or the Caribbean.
Start banana
n
banan
15 bank robber
n
przestępca napadający na bank koszykówka
someone who steals money from a The police are looking for a bank dangerous bank robber. a game in which two teams try to win points by throwing a ball through a high net; the large ball used in the game of basketball the thing that you sit or lie in to wash your body when a person or animal is born, they come out of their mother's body and start to exist used as a way of talking or writing about what you plan to do in the future to be able to do something well Michael Jordan is the most famous basketball player in history; A basketball is bigger than a football. Fred is in the bath.
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basketball
n
Start bath
n
wanna
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be born
urodzić się
She was born in Paris in 1980.
13 be going to
mieć zamiar
It's going to rain tomorrow.
7 6
be good at beat v
być w czymś dobrym tu: pobić (rekord)
He’s good at sports.
to defeat someone in a competition I can beat him at tennis.
Start bed
n
łóżko
a piece of furniture that you sleep on
I’m going to bed.
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10 bed and breakfast
n
(pensjonat oferujący) zakwaterowanie ze śniadaniem wołowina zacząć, rozpocząć za
a house where you pay to sleep in We stayed in a bed and a room and have food in the breakfast. morning the meat of a cow to start at the back of someone or something I had roast beef for dinner. College begins next week; I begin my new job in a month. Close the door behind you.
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beef begin
n v
Start behind
Start Belgian
adj
belgijski
coming from or relating to Belgium They are Belgian flowers.
Start Belgian
n
Belg / Belgijka
someone from Belgium
We get a lot of Belgians visiting in the summer. Brussels is the capital of Belgium. I don’t believe he’s over 16; I don’t believe anything he says!
Start Belgium 3 believe
n v
Belgia wierzyć
a country in Europe to think that something is true, or that what someone says is true
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belong to
v
należeć (do)
if something belongs to you, you own it (the superlative of ‘good’) better than any other (the comparative of ‘good’) of a higher quality or more enjoyable than something or someone else in the space that separates two places, people, or things; in the period of time that separates two events or times a vehicle with two wheels that you sit on and move by pushing two parts with your feet – also called bike large in size or amount; important or serious
Who does this bag belong to?
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best
adj
najlepszy
She's one of our best students.
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better
adj
lepszy
Jeff's better at Maths than me.
Start between
(po)między
The town lies between Florence and Rome; The shop is closed for lunch between 12.30 and 1.30. Is he driving to school today or going on his bicycle?
Start bicycle
n
rower
Start big
adj
duży
I come from a big family; Tonight's big game is between Real Madrid and Manchester United.
11 bill
n
rachunek
a piece of paper that tells you how Have you paid the electricity bill? much you must pay for something you have bought or used
2
Biology
n n
biologia urodziny
the study of living things the day on which someone was born, or the same date each year
She studies Biology at school Happy birthday, Emma!
Start birthday
13 birthday cake
n
tort urodzinowy
a cake that you have on your birthday to cut something using your teeth
Do you want a slice of birthday cake? She bit into an apple.
16 bite
v
(u)gryźć, kąsać, ukąsić
12 bitterly (cold)
adv
tu: okrutnie (zimno)
if it is bitterly cold, the weather is extremely and unpleasantly cold
It's bitterly cold in Siberia in January.
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Start book
n
książka
pages of paper together in a cover I’m reading such a good book; for people to read; a set of pages Let me write that in my address fastened together in a cover and book. used for writing on a shop that sells books World of Books is the best bookshop in Cambridge.
Start bookshop
n
księgarnia
15 bored
adj
znudzony
feeling tired and unhappy because I'm bored with doing homework. you are not interested not interesting or exciting He has a very boring job.
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boring
adj v
nudny skłonić się, ukłonić się
14 bow
to bend your body forward in order The actors all bowed after the to show respect or to thank an performance. audience not afraid of dangerous or difficult situations a country in South America coming from or relating to Brazil someone from Brazil You’re very brave to get on a horse of that size! Ronaldo is from Brazil It’s Brazilian coffee. We get a lot of Brazilians visiting in the summer. Would you like a slice of bread?
15 brave
adj
dzielny
Start Brazil Start Brazilian Start Brazilian
n adj n
Brazylia brazylijski Brazylijczyk / Brazylijka
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bread
n
chleb
a basic food made by mixing flour and water and then baking it
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break
n
przerwa
when you stop an activity for a short time, usually to rest or to eat
Time for a coffee break.
12 break
v
tu: zerwać się, przerwać to separate into two or more (o linach) pieces, or to make something separate into two or more pieces pobić rekord to do something faster, better, etc than anyone else the food you eat in the morning after you wake up very good the island in Europe containing England, Wales and Scotland coming from or relating to The United Kingdom
The plate fell on the floor and broke.
16 break a record
v
He broke the world record for the 200m. She had breakfast in bed this morning. We saw a brilliant film. London is the capital of Britain.
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breakfast
n
śniadanie
14 brilliant Start Britain
adj n
znakomity, błyskotliwy (Wielka) Brytania
Start British
adj
brytyjski
The Beatles were a British group.
Start British
n
Brytyjczyk / Brytyjka
a group of people coming from The The British drink a lot of tea. United Kingdom a boy or man who has the same parents as you to make a house I have an older brother.
Start brother
n
brat
16 build a house
zbudować dom
It's cheaper to build a house than to buy one, but it's a lot of work.
15 burn
v
płonąć, palić się
to destroy something with fire, or to I burnt all his letters. be destroyed by fire to use energy when you do an activity Swimming helps you burn a lot of calories.
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burn calories
spalać (o kaloriach)
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business person
n
przedsiębiorca, człowiek a person who works in business, interesu usually with an important job in a company kupić
The hotel is mainly used by business people.
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buy
v
to get something by paying money I went to the shop to buy some for it milk. a small restaurant where you can buy drinks and small meals to telephone someone Let’s meet in the café.
Start café
n
kawiarnia
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call
v
dzwonić
He called me every night while he was away. She has a very calm manner.
15 calm 4 calorie
adj n
spokojny kaloria
relaxed and not worried or angry
a unit for measuring the amount of I try to eat no more than 2000 energy food provides calories a day. when you stay in a tent for a holiday an area where people can stay in tents for a holiday a country in North America We're going camping in France this summer. We stayed on a really nice campsite. Toronto is the biggest city in Canada.
10 camping
n
kamping
10 campsite
n
pole namiotowe
Start Canada
n
Kanada
Start Canadian
adj
kanadyjski
coming from or relating to Canada We flew over the Canadian mountains.
Start Canadian
n
Kanadyjczyk / Kanadyjka someone who comes from Canada We get a lot of Canadians visiting in the Summer. barka a thin boat which is used for travelling on canals Some people live in canal boats, because it's cheaper than buying a house. We are going canoeing in Scotland this summer. I can’t stand his mother. She goes to work by car.
10 canal boat
n
10 canoeing
n
kajakarstwo
the activity of travelling in a canoe
15 can't stand Start car
v n
nie móc znieść samochód
to hate something or someone a vehicle with an engine and four wheels
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care
v
dbać, opiekować się, troszczyć się
to think that something is important He cares about the environment. and to feel interested in it
12 carefully
adv
starannie, ostrożnie
with a lot of attention so that you do not make a mistake a long, thin orange vegetable that grows in the ground to do something nice because it is a special day, or because something good has happened
She drives very carefully.
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carrot
n
marchewka
My horse likes eating carrots.
13 celebrate
v
obchodzić, celebrować
I think we should celebrate the end of the exams.
4
cereal
n
płatki zbożowe (na śniadanie), produkty zbożowe, zboże krzesło
a food that is made from grain and I don’t like breakfast cereals. eaten with milk, especially in the morning a seat for one person, with a back and usually four legs to become different, or to make someone or something become different Here, take a chair.
Start chair
n
8
change
v
zmienić, zmieniać
She’s changed a lot in the last few years.
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16 charity
n
dobroczynność, cele dobroczynne
an organisation that gives money, He gives a lot of money to food, or help to people who need it charity.
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Check it out!
Sprawdź(cie) to!
used when you have seen something interesting that you think someone else should look at too happy
There's a new disco in the centre of town. Let's check it out!
14 cheerful
adj
radosny
He seemed more cheerful yesterday. a chicken sandwich My dad has some chickens on his farm.
4 4
chicken chicken
adj n
kurczak kurczak
the meat of a chicken a bird kept on a farm for its meat and eggs
Start child
n
dziecko
a young person who is not an adult an eight-year-old child
Start children Start China
n n
dzieci Chiny
plural of child a country in Asia
Do you have any children? More than 1,000,000,000 people live in China. It’s a Chinese dog.
Start Chinese
adj
chiński, Chińczyk / Chinka chiński, Chińczyk / Chinka wybrać, wybierać
coming from or relating to China
Start Chinese
n
a group of people from China
The Chinese work very hard.
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choose
v
to decide which thing you want
Have you chosen what you’re going to eat? Do you want to come to the cinema tonight? I spent the morning cleaning the house. The cat climbed down the tree.
Start cinema
n
kino
a building where you go to watch films to get the dirt off something
3
clean
v
sprzątać
5
climb down
v
tu: zejść ( z drzewa)
to go down something
5
climb up
v
tu: wspiąć się, wejść (na to go up something drzewo) wspinacz
The cat climbed up the tree.
12 climber
n
someone who climbs mountains or In 1952, the first climber got to the top of Everest. rocks as a sport if you close something, you make it Could you close the window? move so that it is not open
Start close
v
zamknąć, zamykać
Start clothes shop
n
sklep odzieżowy
a shop where you can buy clothes Benetton is my favourite clothes shop. when it is cloudy, there are clouds in the sky a comfortable bus used to take groups of people on long journeys It's a cloudy day – I can't see the sun. We went on a coach trip.
12 cloudy
adj
(po)chmurny
10 coach
n
autokar
10 coast
n
wybrzeże
the land next to the sea
The island lies off the North African coast. The roof collapsed under the weight of snow.
15 collapse
v
zawalić się
to fall down
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16 collect
v
kolekcjonować, zbierać
to get and keep one type of things as a hobby
She collects dolls.
16 collection
n
kolekcja
a group of objects of the same type A private art collection. that have been collected by one person or in one place to fall to the ground A lot of trees came down in the storm. He can't communicate with his parents. He works for a software company. Lots of people have complained about the noise.
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come down
v
zejść
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communicate
v
porozumiewać się
to tell people about something so that they understand you an organisation which sells goods or services to say that something is wrong or that you are angry about something
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company
n
towarzystwo
16 complain
v
narzekać
1
computer
n
komputer
an electronic machine that can We've put all our records on store and arrange large amounts of computer. information someone whose job is writing computer programmes Bill Gates was a computer programmer – now he's a businessman. wildlife conservation
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computer programmer n
programista komputerowy
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conservation
n
ochrona np. przyrody, zasobów naturalnych konkurs
the protection of nature
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contest
n
a competition
Pop Idol is my favourite contest on television. a game show contestant
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contestant
n
uczestnik / uczestniczka someone who competes in a konkursu contest kontynuować, robić coś dalej to start doing or saying something again, after stopping for a while
8
continue
v
We'll have to continue this discussion tomorrow.
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conversation
n
rozmowa
a talk between two or more people a telephone conversation
2
cook
v
gotować
to prepare food and usually heat it Who's cooking dinner tonight?
Start cooker
n
kuchenka
a piece of equipment used to cook an electric cooker food a word used by teenagers to say something is very good a line of hard rocks which you find in warm sea water without mistakes "Look at my new car!" "Cool!" There are coral reefs in the sea off Belize and Australia. Check that you have the correct information. She did a ten-week course in computing.
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cool!
Bomba! Super!
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coral reef
n
rafa koralowa
9
correct
adj
poprawny
9
course
n
kurs
a set of lessons about a particular subject
16 cow
n
krowa
a large farm animal kept for milk or There are lots of cows on my meat dad's farm. if a vehicle crashes, it hits something by accident The car skidded and crashed into a tree.
11 crash
v
rozbić się, zderzyć się
6
cream cake
n
kremówka
a cake, usually for one person, with You eat too many cream cakes. cream in it You'll get fat!
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create
v
(s)tworzyć
to make something happen or exist The project will create more than 500 jobs. to say that someone or something is bad He criticised the film for being too violent.
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criticise
v
krytykować
Start cry
v
płakać
if you cry, water comes out of your I could see that she'd been eyes, usually because you are sad crying.
Start cupboard
n
szafka kuchenna
a piece of furniture with a door on the front which you use for putting things in a type of food from India, made of vegetables or meat cooked with hot spices something that a particular group of people often do
I put the plates back in the cupboard.
4
curry
n
curry (przyprawa)
Chicken curry is my favourite food.
14 custom
n
zwyczaj
It’s the custom for the couple who are getting married not to see each other the night before the wedding. They’ve cut down all those trees.
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cut down
v
wyciąć
to cut something near the bottom so that it falls to the ground
6
cycling
n
kolarstwo
riding on a bicycle
I do a lot of cycling in my spare time. I love dancing.
1
dance
v
tańczyć
to move your feet and body to music something or someone that may hurt you if someone or something is dangerous, they could hurt you a period of 24 hours
15 danger
n
niebezpieczeństwo
Icy roads are a danger to drivers. a dangerous chemical
Start dangerous
adj
niebiezpieczny
Start day
n
dzień
I'm working only 4 days this week. I’m seeing him the day after tomorrow. I was just daydreaming about all the things I’d do with the money.
10 day after tomorrow
n
pojutrze
the day that will come after tomorrow to have nice thoughts about something you would like to happen the end of life
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daydream
v
marzyć, śnić na jawie
16 death
n
śmierć
Do you believe in life after death? Her birthday is in December.
Start December 5 decide
n v
grudzień decydować
the twelfth month of the year
to choose something after thinking I’ve decided not to go. about several possibilities
7
dentist
n
dentysta
someone who repairs teeth
I've made an appointment with the dentist. You need a lot of determination to succeed. He's determined to win this match.
12 determination
n
determinacja
when someone keeps trying to do something that is difficult wanting to do something very much, and not letting anyone stop you to stop living
7
determined
adj
zdeterminowany
3
die
v
umrzeć
She died when she was 98.
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Start disco
n
dyskoteka
a place or event where people dance to pop music to be the first person to find something important
Are you coming to the disco tonight? Joseph Lister discovered antiseptic.
5
discover
v
odkry(wa)ć
Start dish
n
potrawa, danie
food that is prepared in a particular They do a lot of vegetarian way as part of a meal dishes. not honest I don’t think he was being dishonest with me. The competition was completely disorganised. Who’s going to do the cooking on holiday? I have to go to the doctor's for a check-up. I did a paper round when I was at school. She studied English and drama at college. It was dreadful news. I dreamt last night that Peter came to see me.
14 dishonest
adj
nieuczciwy
14 disorganised
adj
niezorganizowany
not planned or organised well
3
do the cooking
gotować
to cook
7
doctor
n
doktor, lekarz
a person whose job is to treat people who are ill or hurt to take newspapers to a lot of houses plays and acting
7
doing a paper round
rozwozić / roznosić gazety n kurs dramy, kółko dramatyczne okropny, straszny sen, marzenie
2
Drama
14 dreadful 5 dream
adj v
very bad to imagine things happening while you are sleeping
8
dream
n
śnić
things that you imagine happening I had a horrible dream last night; while you are sleeping; something It was his dream to become an that you want to happen although it actor. is not likely
Start dress
n
sukienka
a piece of clothing for women or girls which covers the top of the body and hangs down over the legs to make a car, bus, or train move, and control what it does to let something you are carrying fall to the ground boring not difficult to put food into your mouth and then swallow it
She was wearing a short, black dress.
1
drive
v
prowadzić
She's learning to drive.
15 drop
v
tu: opuścić
She tripped and dropped the plate. I found the film very dull. I found the exam very easy. Who ate all the cake?
14 dull 6 2 easy eat
adj adj v
nudny łatwy jeść
7
engineer
n
inżynier
someone whose job is to design, He’s a mechanical engineer. build, or repair machines, engines, roads, bridges, etc if you enjoy something, it gives you I really enjoyed the film. pleasure a group which tries to protect nature the things that are used for a particular activity Greenpeace is a famous environmental organisation. kitchen/office equipment
1
enjoy
v
radować się, czerpać z czegoś radość organizacja zajmująca się ochroną środowiska wyposażenie
5
environmental organisation equipment
n
6
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16 escape
v
ucieczka
to leave a place where you do not want to be each
The two killers escaped from prison last night. I think about him every day.
3 2
every exam n
każdy, każdego egzamin
a test of how much you know about I have an English exam something or how good you are at tomorrow. something very good That was an excellent meal.
6 6
excellent excited
adj adj
wspaniały przejęty, podekscytowany ekscytujący
feeling very happy and enthusiastic I was so excited to see him.
15 exciting
adj
making you feel very happy and enthusiastic activity that you do to make your body strong and healthy; a piece of written work that helps you learn something costing a lot of money
It was a really exciting game.
4
exercise
n
ćwiczyć
Swimming is my favourite form of exercise; For your homework, please do exercise 3 on page 24. She wears very expensive clothes. Both children have fair hair. She fell off her bike.
Start expensive
adj
drogi
Start fair hair 13 fall off
adj v
jasne włosy spaść
hair that is light in colour to suddenly go down and hit the ground known by many people
7
famous
adj n
sławny wielbiciel, kibic
She’s a famous actress.
16 fan
someone who likes and supports a You’re a football fan, aren’t you, famous person, sport, type of Gav? music, etc an area of land with buildings that is used for growing crops and keeping animals as a business Alan has a pig farm.
10 farm
n
farma
5
farmer
n
farmer, rolnik
someone who owns or looks after a farm
My dad is a farmer. He's got 500 cows and lots of chickens.
12 fast
adj
szybko
moving, happening, or doing something quickly your male parent
He likes fast cars.
Start father
n
ojciec
My father lived until he was 90.
Start favourite
adj
ulubiony
your favourite person or thing is the What's your favourite band? one that you like best the second month of the year to have an emotion or a physical feeling a boat that regularly carries passengers and vehicles across the water a story shown in moving pictures, shown at the cinema or on television a famous cinema actor or actress We’re going away in February. I felt so sad.
Start February 15 feel
n v
luty czuć
10 ferry
n
prom
a car/passenger ferry
Start film
n
film
Titanic was one of the most popular Hollywood films ever made. Who is your favourite film star?
7
film star
n
gwiazda filmowa
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final
adj
finał
last in a series or coming at the end of something
This is my final exam.
2
find
v
znaleźć
to discover something or someone I can't find my glasses and I've that you have been searching for looked everywhere.
Start fine
adj
świetny, dobry
well, healthy, or happy
"How are you?" "I'm fine thanks. And you?"
16 fingernail
n
paznokieć (u ręki)
the hard, thin part on the top of the Maria always paints her end of your finger fingernails red to complete something When I finish my homework, can I watch TV?
2
finish
v
skończyć, zakończyć
5
firefighter
n
strażak
someone whose job is to stop fires I'd like to be a firefighter. It burning would be a very exciting job. a small object that explodes and causes bright colours in the sky and loud noises an animal that lives only in water and swims a popular, usually cheap, meal in Britain consisting of fried fish and fried potatoes healthy, especially because you exercise regularly We watched an amazing firework display.
13 fireworks
n
sztuczne ognie
3
fish
n
ryba, ryby
Are there any fish in the pond?
4
fish and chips
n
ryba z frytkami
I eat fish and chips every Friday.
4
fit
adj
sprawny
He's very fit for his age.
Start flat
n
mieszkanie
a set of rooms to live in, with all the They live in a large block of flats. rooms on one level of a building
7
flight attendant
n
steward / esa
someone whose job is to look after I asked the flight attendant for a passengers on an aircraft drink of orange juice. to stay in the air, or move gently through the air to travel through the air in an aircraft with fog to move behind someone or something and go where they go a large area of trees growing closely together to not remember a type of car racing A balloon floated across the sky.
11 float
v
unosić się (na powierzchni) latać
1
fly
v
I'm flying to Delhi tomorrow.
12 foggy 3 follow
adj v
mglisty, zamglony tu: iść za kimś
a foggy day She followed me into the kitchen. a pine forest
5
forest
n
las
6 1
forget Formula 1
v n
zapomnieć, zapominać Formuła 1 (wyścigi samochodowe) ciastko z wróżbą
I forgot to call him. Michael Schumacher is a famous Formula 1 driver. My fortune cookie says I'm going to be rich and famous.
11 fortune cookie
n
a biscuit containing a message about your future, usually eaten after a Chinese meal a country in Europe
Start France 2 free time
n n
Francja czas wolny
Paris is the capital of France
time when you are not working and When I’ve finished my exams I’ll can do what you like have more free time. coming from or relating to France She speaks with a French accent.
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Start French
adj
francuski
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Start French &2 Start Friday
n
Francuz / Francuzka
people from France
The French make a lot of cheese.
n
piątek
the day of the week after Thursday She’s leaving on Friday. and before Saturday a large container that uses electricity to keep food cold cooked in hot oil or fat someone who you know well and like behaving in a pleasant, kind way towards someone when two people are friends Could you put the milk back in the fridge? a fried egg Sarah's my best friend.
Start fridge
n
lodówka
4
fried
adj n
smażony przyjaciel, przyjaciółka
Start friend
9
friendly
adj
przyjazny, przyjacielski
She was very friendly.
6
friendship
n
przyjaźń
They have a very close friendship. It frightens me when he drives so fast. She’s frightened of spiders. It was a very frightening film. Lots of big frogs live in the Amazon in Brazil.
15 frighten
v
przestraszyć
to make someone afraid or nervous afraid or nervous making you feel afraid or nervous a small, green animal with long back legs for jumping that lives in or near water a drink made from fruit
15 frightened 15 frightening 16 frog
adj adj n
przestraszony przerażający żaba
4
fruit juice
n
sok owocowy
Fruit juice is a very healthy drink.
Start funny & 14 9 further
adj
śmieszny, zabawny
making you smile or laugh
He told me a really funny story.
adj
dalszy
the comparative of far
Manchester is further from London than Cambridge. In the year 3000, people will live in other galaxies.
11 galaxy
n
galaktyka
a very large group of stars held together in the universe
2
Geography
n
geografia
the study of all the countries of the In Geography this week, we world, and of the surface of the learned about Global Warming. Earth, such as the mountains and seas coming from or relating to Germany someone from Germany It’s German wine.
Start German
adj
niemiecki
Start German
n
Niemiec / Niemka
We get a lot of Germans visiting in the summer. Berlin is the biggest city in Germany. A bridge is useful if you want to get across a river.
Start Germany
n
Niemcy
a country in Europe
13 get across
v
tu: przejść, przekroczyć, to move from one side of przedostać się something to the other side
2
get dressed
v
ubrać się
to put clothes on your body
I was just getting dressed when the phone rang. They must have got in through the bathroom window.
5
get in
v
wejść
to enter somewhere, especially a building or car
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get in touch with
v
skontaktować się z
to speak or write to someone, I must get in touch with Michael especially when you have not and arrange to see him. spoken or written to them for a long time to start to be someone’s wife or husband to move out of something, especially a vehicle to move out of your bed in the morning the spirit of a dead person which appears to people who are alive We got married last year.
11 get married
v
pobrać się
5
get out
v
wyjść
I'll get out when you stop at the traffic lights. I got up at 7.30 this morning.
1
get up
v
wstać
16 ghost
n
duch
Do you believe in ghosts?
12 give up
v
zrezygnować, zaniechać to stop trying to do something
Don’t give up playing the guitar – you’re getting better.
13 give up smoking
rzucić
to stop doing or having something, I’ve given up smoking. often so that you will become healthier if a bomb or gun or a firework goes A bomb had gone off in the off, it explodes or fires marketplace.
13 go off
v
tu: wystrzelić (o fajerwerkach), wyjść gdzieś (o rodzicach) kontynuować, trwać do ... chodzić z kimś
12 go on
v
to continue
You can’t go on working this hard. "Will you go out with me?" "No, you're too ugly!"
6
go out with
v
if someone is going out with someone else, that person is their boyfriend or girlfriend to move through water by using your arms and legs to get into a bed so that you can sleep to begin to sleep
2
go swimming
(iść) popływać
She goes swimming at the local pool. I usually go to bed around midnight. Babies often go to sleep after a feed. I want to go to university after school. Something's gone wrong with my computer.
2
go to bed
iść spać
8
go to sleep
iść spać
3
go to university
iść na uniwersytet, studiować źle się potoczyć
to study at a university
12 go wrong
to develop problems
6
gold medal
n
złoty medal
a small, round piece of metal given She won an Olympic gold to someone who has won a medal. competition if someone is good-looking, they have an attractive face a big, black, hairy animal, like a large monkey She’s a good-looking woman.
9
good-looking
adj
ładny
15 gorilla
n
goryl
I don't think gorillas should live in the Zoo – they should be free!
12 gradually
adv
stopniowo
slowly over a period of time
Gradually he began to get better. My grandfather was born in 1920.
Start grandfather
n
dziadek
the father of your mother or father
Start grandmother
n
babcia
the mother of your mother or father My grandmother lets me play computer games all day – she's great!
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4
grapes
n
winogrona
small, round, green or black fruit that grow in large groups
Grapes are my favourite fruit.
4
grilled
adj
grillowane
cooked by being placed under heat grilled vegetables
9
Groovy!
Kapitalne!
a word used by teenagers in the 1960s to say something was very good a number of people or things that are together; a few people who sing or play music together
Hey, look at your jeans – groovy!
8
group
n
grupa
She went camping with a small group of friends; a pop group.
9
guess
v
zgadywać
to give an answer or opinion about Can you guess how old he is? something when you do not know for sure a musical instrument with strings that you play by pulling the strings with your fingers a weapon that you fire bullets out of a man a round, flat piece of meat which you eat between round pieces of bread a handsome man is attractive an electric guitar
1
guitar
n
gitara
15 gun
n
broń, pistolet
The back robber took a gun out of his bag. What a nice guy! a hamburger and fries
1 4
guy hamburger
n n
facet hamburger
9
handsome
adj
przystojny
He was tall, dark and handsome.
12 hard
adj
tu: ciężko
with a lot of effort
She worked very hard but she wasn't quite good enough. It’s hard work studying for a degree. The trip cost so much it left me with hardly any money for presents. We hardly ever go out these days. He's always been hard-working.
3
hard work
n
ciężka praca
work that is difficult to do
7
hardly any
tu: żadne
very little or few
2
hardly ever
rzadko kiedy
almost never
7
hard-working
adj
ciężko pracujący, zapracowany nienawidzić
always working with a lot of effort
1
hate
v
to dislike someone or something very much to wash your body while you are standing under running water
They've hated each other since they were kids. I have a shower after breakfast.
13 have a shower
brać prysznic
6
have an argument
(po)kłócić się
if two or more people have an I heard my neighbours having an argument, they shout at each other argument last night. or talk angrily to have sons or daughters to have something They don’t have any children. They’ve got three children.
11 have children Start have got 7 have something in common have to v
mieć dzieci mieć mieć coś wspólnego
to have or do something that is the We both like reading so at least same as someone else we have that in common. if you have to do something, you need to do it or someone makes you do it I have to go to the doctor’s this afternoon.
7
musieć
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16 head
n
głowa
the part of your body above your neck which contains your brain, eyes, ears, mouth, etc. the person who controls a school
He fell and hit his head on the table.
2
headteacher
n
dyrektor/ka szkoły
Our headteacher is horrible!
4
healthy
adj adv
zdrowy tu: gęsto, obficie (o śniegu) ciężki helikopter
good for your health when it snows a lot, it snows heavily weighing a lot an aircraft which flies using long, thin parts on top of it that turn round and round very fast to make it easier for someone to do something
She has a very healthy diet. It snowed very heavily last night – 2 metres of snow! Those look like heavy bags. When I'm rich, I'm going to travel everywhere by helicopter.
12 heavily
Start heavy 1 helicopter
adj n
2
help
v
pomóc, pomagać
Thank you for helping me.
5
hero
n
bohater
someone who does something He’s a sporting hero of mine. brave or good which makes people admire them the activity of going on long walks in the countryside A word used by teenagers in the 1950s to say something was very good to pay money so that you can use something for a short time the study of things that happened in the past to touch something quickly and with force They often go hiking at the weekend. Hey, pink trousers – hip!
10 hiking
n
(piesza) wędrówka
9
Hip!
Ekstra!
10 hire
v
wynająć, wypożyczyć
They hired a car for a few weeks. He’s studying history at college.
2
History
n
historia
12 hit
v
uderzyć
She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.
16 hit
n
uderzenie
a very successful song, film, book, The film Titanic was a big hit. etc work which teachers give students Have you done your homework to do at home yet? sincere and telling the truth Be honest with me – do I look fat in this? I hope to see you in Paris. I go horse-riding most weekends.
2
homework
n
praca domowa
13 honest
adj
uczciwy
12 hope to 10 horse-riding
v n
mieć nadzieję jeździectwo
to want to do something the activity of sitting on a horse while it moves and controlling it
5
hospital
n
szpital
a place where people who are ill or He was in hospital for two hurt go to be treated by doctors weeks. and nurses very warm It's usually hot in Saudi Arabia.
12 hot
adj
gorący
Start house
n
dom, budynek mieszkalny barka lub łódź mieszkalna sprzątanie, prace domowe
a building where people live, usually one family or group a boat that people can live on
They have a big house in the country. I'd like to live in a houseboat.
10 houseboat
n
3
housework
n
the work that you do to keep your house clean
I can't stand doing housework.
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11 How embarrassing!
Jaki wstyd! Co za wstyd! something you say when someone You forgot his name in a has told you about something meeting? How embarrassing! which they did which made them feel ashamed Skąd mam wiedzieć? something you say when you do not know something “So where’s Jake gone?” “How should I know? He never tells me anything.” "The world is going to end tomorrow!" "I don't believe it!"
15 How should I know?
11 I don't believe it!
Nie wierzę!
said about something that is very surprising
12 ice
n
lód
water that has frozen and become Gerry slipped on the ice and solid broke his arm. a sweet food made from frozen milk or cream and sugar chocolate/vanilla ice cream
Start ice cream
n
lody
6
ice hockey
n
hokej na lodzie
a game played on ice in which two Ice hockey is a very dangerous teams try to hit a small hard object sport. into a goal using long sticks
Start I'd like… 8 idea n
Chciał(a)bym ... pomysł
used to ask for something a suggestion or plan
I’d like the tuna fish, please. "Why don't we ask Georgia?" "That's a good idea."
Start I'm fine, thanks.
Wszystko w porządku. Dziękuję.
said when someone asks “How are “Hi Joe, how are you?” you?” and you want to say that you “I’m fine, thanks. How are you?” are well the ability to create ideas or pictures in your mind to copy the way someone or something looks, speaks, or behaves someone who comes to live in a different country valuable, useful, or necessary The job needs someone with a little imagination. She’s really good at imitating people.
8
imagination
n
wyobraźnia
9
imitate
v
imitować, naśladować
12 immigrant
n
imigrant
America is a country of immigrants. My family is very important to me. There's milk in the fridge. It will be ready in three days’ time. It’s a vital piece of information. I am studying Information Technology, because I want to be a computer programmer. She’s a highly intelligent young woman. Sarah's only interested in boys and clothes.
9
important
adj
ważny
Start in 10 in three days' time
w za trzy dni
inside of a container or place during the next three days
3 2
information Information Technology
n n
informacja informatyka
facts about a situation or person the use of computers and other electronic equipment to send and store information able to learn and understand things easily liking something and wanting to give your attention to it
9
intelligent
adj
inteligentny
15 interested
adj
zainteresowany
14 interesting
adj
interesujący
keeping your attention and making I found the talk very interesting. you think a lot someone who designs and makes My uncle was a famous inventor new things – he made the world's first television.
8
inventor
n
wynalazca
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3
ironing
n
prasowanie
the activity of making clothes flat Laurie was doing the ironing. and smooth using an iron (=a piece of electrical equipment) an area of land that has water around it coming from or relating to Italy the Caribbean island of Grenada. Mozzarella is an Italian cheese.
10 island
n
wyspa
Start Italian
adj
włoski
Start Italian
n
Włoch / Włoszka
someone from Italy
We get a lot of Italians visiting in the summer. Italy is a beautiful country, but I don't like the food there. It’s nonsense – he would never have said that! a leather jacket We’re coming back in January.
Start Italy
n
Włochy
a country in Europe
11 It's nonsense
To nonsens. Absurd. Bzdura. n n żakiet styczeń
said when you hear or read something that is not true a short coat the first month of the year
Start jacket Start January
Start Japan
n
Japonia
a country consisting of a group of Lots of technology comes from islands near the east coast of Asia Japan.
Start Japanese Start Japanese
adj n
japoński Japończyk / Japonka
coming from or relating to Japan a group of people from Japan
It’s a Japanese car. The Japanese bow when they meet each other. a pair of jeans
Start jeans
n
dżinsy
trousers made from denim (=a strong, usually blue, material)
11 joke
n
żart
something which someone says to He told me a funny joke. make people laugh, usually a short story with a funny ending when you travel from one place to another a car/train journey
5
journey
n
podróż
8
judge
n
sędzia
someone who decides which the Olympic judges person or thing wins a competition
Start July
n
lipiec
the seventh month of the year
We’re going on holiday in July.
Start jump
v
skakać
to push your body up into the air using your feet and legs
I know you're not happy, but please don't jump off the bridge!
Start jumper
n
pulower
a warm piece of clothing which covers the top of your body and is pulled on over your head the sixth month of the year
a woolly jumper
Start June 10 kayak
n n
czerwiec kajak
She was born in June.
a light, narrow boat, usually for one "I like your canoe!" person, which you move using a "It's not a canoe, it's a kayak!" stick to not get angry or upset I tried to keep calm but it was hard. My Dad's very fat. He doesn't keep fit.
15 keep calm
v
zachować spokój
4
keep fit
v
utrzymywać kondycję
do exercises to make you stay strong and healthy
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12 keep going
v
kontynuować
to continue doing something
Even though you’re tired you have to keep going. I try to keep in touch with all my old school friends.
6
keep in touch with
v
utrzymywać kontakt, być to regularly speak or write to w kontakcie someone so that you stay friends
13 keep up
v
kontynuować
to continue
She was walking so fast I couldn't keep up with her.
5
kill
v
zabi(ja)ć
to cause someone or something to Sunday's bomb killed 19 people. die kind people do things to help others and show that they care about them to press your lips against another person's lips or skin to show love or affection to have information about something in your mind; to be familiar with a person, place, or thing because you have met them, been there or used it before Your mother was very kind to us.
14 kind
adj
umprzejmy
14 kiss
n
(po)całować
He kissed her cheek.
Start know
v
wiedzieć
"How old is she?" "I don't know."; I've known Tim since primary school.
1
land
v
(wy)lądować
when an aircraft lands, it arrives on We should land in Madrid at the ground after a journey 7am. a school where you can learn languages most recent I'm learning English at a language school in London. I saw him last night.
Start language school
n
szkoła językowa
6 2
last late adj
ostatni, zeszły późny
after the usual time or the time that I was late for work this morning. was arranged to smile and make a noise because you think something is funny someone whose job is to understand the law and deal with legal situations You never laugh at my jokes.
Start laugh
v
śmiać się
7
lawyer
n
prawnik
I want to see my lawyer before I say anything.
14 lazy
adj
leniwy
someone who is lazy does not like Get out of bed, you lazy thing! working or using any effort to get knowledge or skill in a new subject or activity the skin of animals that is used to make things such as shoes and bags to go away from a place or a situation a period of time when a teacher teaches people used in making suggestions I learned Russian at school.
1
learn
v
uczyć się
14 leather
adj
skóra
I’ve bought a leather jacket.
3
leave
v
zostawić, opuścić
I'm leaving work early this afternoon. The best way to improve your game is to take lessons. Look! There's Charlotte – let's follow her.
Start lesson
n
lekcja
3
Let's (follow her)
Chodźmy za nią.
Start letter
n
litera, list
a written message that you send to I got a letter from Paulo this someone, usually by post morning.
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Start library
n
biblioteka
a room or building that contains a lot of books that you can read or borrow to put something or someone in a higher position to enjoy something or think that someone or something is nice
I usually study in the library.
12 lift
v
podnieść
Could you help me lift this table, please? I liked her as soon as I met her.
1
like
v
lubić, podobać się
Start listen (to) &1 5 2 loads of … lonely
v
słuchać (kogoś, czegoś) to give attention to someone or something in order to hear them wielu, mnóstwo a lot of
What kind of music do you listen to? She’s got loads of clothes.
adj
samotny
sad because you are not with other She gets lonely now that the people kids have all left home. the sport of jumping as far as you can The world record for the long jump is almost 9 metres.
6
long jump
n
skok w dal
Start look at
v
patrzeć (na)
to turn your eyes to something or Look at me, Daddy! someone so that you can see them
1
look down at
v
tu: spoglądać z góry na, to use your eyes to see something She looked down at the city from oglądać z góry that is below you the top of the tower. wyglądać sprawdzić, sprawdzać to seem to be something to find information in a book or on the internet someone whose face and body is very like someone else making a lot of noise very attractive used when you are saying about something good that happened that prevented a problem having good things happen to you She always looks perfect. She looked the word up in her dictionary. a David Beckham look-alike
7 9
look perfect look up
v v
16 look-alike
n
sobowtór
12 loudly Start lovely 12 luckily
adv adj adv
głośno uroczy szczęśliwie
She talks very loudly. They have a lovely house. Luckily I had some money with me.
7
lucky
adj
szczęśliwy, mieć szczęście szalony
"I'm going on holiday." "Lucky you!" You're mad to walk home alone at night. I made a mistake and put an extra zero in the figure. I don't have many clothes. My birthday is in March. Will you marry me?
16 mad
adj
crazy
9
make mistakes
v
robić błędy
to do things that are not right and that cause problems a lot of the third month of the year to start to be someone’s husband or wife the study or science of numbers and shapes the fifth month of the year the food that you eat at one time
4
many n v
dużo, wiele marzec pobrać się, wyjść za mąż/ożenić się matematyka
Start March 9 marry
2
Maths
n
I was never very good at maths.
Start May 4 9 meal mean
n n v
maj posiłek
He died in May. We had a four-course meal in the hotel. What does 'perpendicular' mean?
znaczyć, mieć znaczenie to have a particular meaning
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meat
n
mięso
soft parts of animals, used as food I don't eat meat.
5
medal
n
medal
a metal circle given as a prize in a competition or given to someone who has been very brave
She got a bronze medal in the swimming.
16 middle-aged
adj
w średnim wieku
in the middle of your life before you A middle-aged couple walked in. are old It might be finished by Thursday.
15 might
v
mógłbym, mogłabym itp., used to talk about what will być może possibly happen mleko
4
milk
v
a white liquid produced by female a carton of milk animals, such as cows, for feeding their babies water which is taken from the ground and contains chemicals that are good for your health unhappy someone whose job is to wear clothes in fashion shows and be photographed for magazines the day of the week after Sunday and before Tuesday fizzy/sparkling mineral water
4
mineral water
n
woda mineralna
14 miserable 7 model
adj n
nieszczęśliwy, ponury, zbolały model / ka
I woke up feeling miserable. a fashion model
Start Monday
n
poniedziałek
I’m seeing her on Monday.
3
money
n
pieniądze
the coins or banknotes (=pieces of How much money have you got? paper with values) that are used to buy things one of the twelve periods of time that a year is divided into approximately four weeks the month that follows the next month – for example, if is now January, the month after next is March your female parent the first language that you learn when you are a child He’s starting his new job next month.
Start month
n
miesiąc
10 month after next
w kolejnym miesiącu
It's January now, so the month after next is March.
Start mother 9 mother tongue
n n
matka język ojczysty
a single mother Her mother tongue is English.
10 mountain bike
n
rower górski
a bicycle with thick tyres and lots of My parents are going to buy me gears (=things that help you to go a mountain bike for my birthday. faster or slower) someone who climbs mountains Edmund Hilary was the first mountain climber to get to the top of Everest, in 1952.
15 mountain climber
n
człowiek uprawiający wspinaczkę górską
16 mouse
n
mysz
a small animal with fur and a long, I've got a dog, but my friend thin tail Mark has a mouse. often or a lot She doesn’t help me very much.
4
much
dużo, wiele
Start museum
n
muzeum
a building where you can look at important objects connected with art, history, or science a small, brown plant with a round top, some types of which can be eaten as a vegetable
a museum of modern art
4
mushroom
n
grzyb
pasta with wild mushrooms
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Start music shop
n
sklep muzyczny
a shop that sells CDs or a shop that sells musical instruments
I bought my guitar in a music shop in New York.
13 must
v
musieć
used to say that it is necessary that The meat must be cooked something happens before you eat it. used when introducing yourself to someone else all the plants, creatures, etc. that exist in the world, which are not made by people not far away in distance or time a word used by teenagers in the 1970s to say something was very good needed in order to achieve something Hi! My name's Andrew. Nice to meet you! the laws of nature
Start My name’s …
Mam na imię ... / Nazywam się ... natura, przyroda
10 nature
Start near 9 Neat!
adj
przy, obok, blisko Świetne!
The school's very near here. You’re going to drive us there? – Neat!
7
necessary
adj
konieczny, niezbędny
Is it really necessary to give so much detail?
16 neighbour
n
sąsiad / ka
someone who lives very near you, Our next-door neighbours are especially in the next house always having parties.
14 nervous
adj
nerwowy
worried and anxious
I was so nervous in my interview. "Have you ever been to Australia?" "No, never." I need some new shoes; Their house is quite new.
2
never
nigdy
not ever
Start new
adj
nowy
different from before; recently made
13 New Year’s Eve/Day
Sylwester
31st December, the last day of the He’s having a New Year’s Eve year party. coming after this one We’re going on holiday next week. I was sitting next to Phillip. It’s a really nice town; He seems like a nice guy. "Hi Fred, I'm Andrew." "Nice to meet you!"
3
next
następny
Start next to 9 nice adj
obok miły
beside pleasant; kind and friendly
Start Nice to meet you.
Miło mi (Pana / Panią / cię) poznać. Nie ma sprawy.
said when you meet someone for the first time
15 No big deal.
said to mean that something is not "Sorry I can't come to the a problem cinema with you tonight." "Don't worry, it's no big deal"
15 No way!
Nie ma mowy!
certainly not
"Would you invite him to a party?" "No way!"
11 nonsense
n
nonsens, bzdura
something that someone has said or written that is silly and not true
She talks such nonsense sometimes.
9 5
normal North Pole
adj n
normalny Biegun Północny
usual and ordinary the point on the Earth’s surface which is furthest north the eleventh month of the year
We lead a fairly normal life. One day I'm going to walk to the North Pole. She’s leaving in November.
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Start November
n
listopad
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3
now
teraz
at the present time; immediately
She's finished her degree and now she teaches English; Come on, Andreas, we're going home now. The nurse came to take my temperature. She’ll be eighteen in October. I often see her there.
7
nurse
n
pielęgniarz / pielęgniarka someone whose job is to care for people who are ill and hurt październik często stary the tenth month of the year many times
Start October 2 3 often old
n
having lived or existed for a long She’s an old woman now; How time; used to describe or ask about old are you? someone's age a set of international sports competitions that happen once every four years a food made with eggs that have been mixed and fried, often with other foods added on a surface of something riding a horse The next Olympic Games will be China.
6
Olympic Games
n
Olimpiada, Igrzyska Olimpijskie
4
omelette
n
omlet
a cheese omelette
Start on 10 on horseback
na na koniu, konno
She put the cake on the table. There were police on horseback there. I go round to see him once a week. One day, I came home to find my windows broken. I like onions in my salad.
2
once (a week)
raz (w tygodniu)
on one day of the week
5
one day
pewnego dnia
used to talk about something that happened in the past a round vegetable with layers that has a strong taste and smell
4
onion
n
cebula
Start open
v
otworzyć, otwierać
to put something in a position that is not closed a round, sweet fruit with a thick skin and a lot of juice to ask for food, goods, etc. not special or different in any way
Could you open the window, please? orange juice
Start orange
n
pomarańcza
4 7
order ordinary
v adj
zamawiać zwykły
I’ve just ordered the drinks. I was just wearing my ordinary clothes. She’s busy organising the wedding. My secretary is very organised.
3
organise
v
(z)organizować
to plan and arrange something
14 organised
adj
zorganizowany
planning things well
15 overturn
v
wywrócić się, przewrócić if something overturns or if you się overturn something, it turns over onto its top or onto its side z nadwagą too fat
She overturned her car in the accident.
4
overweight
adj
He's still a few pounds overweight. I learned to paint in Italy.
Start paint
v
malować
to produce a picture of something or someone using paint
8
painter
n
malarz
someone who paints pictures
Picasso wasn't a bad painter.
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12 painting
n
obraz, malowidło
a picture that someone has painted I’ve put a couple of paintings up in the bedroom. thin, flat material used for writing on, etc. Could I have a piece of paper?
8
paper
n
papier
15 parachute jumper
n
skoczek spadachronowy A person who jumps put of a plane, I’d hate to jump out of a plane – with a piece of cloth that fills with what if my parachute didn’t air attached to him/her to help open? him/her fall more slowly rodzic park your mother or father a large area of grass, often in a town, where people can walk and enjoy themselves a tropical bird with colourful feathers traditional food from Italy made from flour and water that gets soft when you cook it in water Her parents live in Oxford. We went for a walk in the park.
Start parent Start park
n n
16 parrot
n
papuga
My parrot can talk.
4
pasta
n
makaron
Spaghetti's my favourite pasta.
9
penfriend
n
przyjaciel / przyjaciółka korespondencyjny / a
a person that you often write to and I've got a penfriend in Scotland, get letters from, often someone called James. who you have not met exactly right for someone or something to use the phone to speak to someone the activity or job of taking photographs classes at school where children do exercise and play sport You'd be perfect for the job.
7
perfect
adj
doskonały
5
phone
v
telefonować
I tried to phone her last night, but she was out. She studied photography at college. Physical Education is my favourite subject at school, especially when we play football.
2
photography
n
fotografia
2
Physical Education
n
wychowanie fizyczne
2
Physics
n
fizyka
the scientific study of natural forces, such as energy, heat and light to lift someone or something by using your hands
Albert Einstein was good at Physics.
5
pick up
v
podnieść
The baby started to cry so she picked her up.
Start picture
n
obraz
a drawing, painting, or photograph She painted a picture. of something or someone
1
pilot
n
pilot
someone who flies an aircraft
Pilots have a great life. They travel a lot and have lots of money. Italians eat a lot of pizza.
Start pizza
n
pizza
a food made from a flat, round piece of bread covered with cheese, vegetables, etc and cooked
5
plan
n
plan
an arrangement for something that Have you got any holiday plans? you intend to do to think about and decide what you We're just planning our holidays. are going to do or how you are going to do something
5
plan
v
planować
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n
planeta
a large, round object in space that moves around the sun or another star when you play a sport or game, you take part in it
Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system.
Start play
v
grać
You play tennis, don't you Sam?
1
play computer games
v
grać w gry komputerowe play games on a computer, / na komputerze Playstation etc
Henry loves his Playstation. He spends hours playing computer games. Julian spent his pocket money on ice cream and sweets. Poland is a big country next to Germany.
7
pocket money
n
kieszonkowe
an amount of money given regularly to a child by its parents a country in Europe
Start Poland
n
Polska
5
polar bear
n
niedźwiedź polarny
a large, white bear that lives in the Polar bears look nice, but if you North Pole (=most northern part of get too close to one, it will eat the Earth) you! a man who is a member of the police (=organisation that makes people obey the law) coming from or relating to Poland There is a lot of crime, so we need more policemen.
Start policeman &7
n
policjant
Start Polish
adj
polski, Polak / Polka
We flew over the Polish mountains.
12 politics
n
polityka
ideas and activities relating to how Politics had never interested a country or area is governed him.
16 poor
adj
biedny
having too little money
Most of these people are very poor.
8
pop idol
n
idol muzyki pop
someone who is famous for Justin Timberlake is my favourite singing or playing the type of music pop idol at the moment. that young people like modern music which is liked by young people I love most pop music – especially Coldplay and Tatu.
1
pop music
n
muzyka pop
8
pop star
n
gwiazda muzyki pop
someone who is famous for I'm going to be a pop star one singing or playing the type of music day, just like my cousin, Jennifer that young people like Lopez. liked by many people "Jack" was the most popular boy's name in that year.
6
popular
adj
popularny
Start post office
n
poczta
a place where you can buy stamps I hate going to the post office to and send letters and parcels buy stamps.
10 postcard
n
pocztówka
a card with a picture on one side Send me a postcard from your that you send without an envelope holidays.
4
potato
n
ziemniak
a round vegetable which is white inside and grows in the ground
boiled/fried potatoes
6
pour
v
nalać, nalewać
to make a liquid flow from or into a I poured the milk into a jug. container to often repeat something in order to improve your ability How often do you practice the piano?
9
practise
v
ćwiczyć
Start prefer
v
woleć
to like someone or something more I prefer dogs to cats. than another person or thing
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present
n
prezent
something that you give to someone, usually for a special occasion
a birthday/wedding present
3
project
n
projekt
a piece of school work that We're doing a class project on involves detailed study of a subject the environment.
9
pronounce
v
wymawiać
to make the sound of a letter or word how words are pronounced
How do you pronounce his name? Mario's English pronunciation is excellent.
9
pronunciation
n
wymowa
3
protect
v
chronić
to keep someone or something It's important to protect your skin safe from something dangerous or from the sun. bad to remove teeth from the head The dentist is going to pull out 6 of my teeth tomorrow. She gave him a little push towards the door.
7
pull out (teeth)
v
wyr(y)wać zęby
6
push
v
pchać
when you move someone or something by pressing them with your hands or body to place someone or something that you are holding onto the floor or a table to get dressed
5
put down
v
odłożyć
She put her books down on the desk.
5
put on
v
włożyć
She got dressed so quickly that she put her jumper on the wrong way. Can you help me put this picture up? I joined the queue.
3
put up
v
tu: rozwieszać (lampki w to put a picture on a wall ogrodzie) kolejka a row of people waiting for something
14 queue
n
6
quick
adj
szybki
doing something fast or taking only I tried to catch him but he was a short time too quick for me. making little or no noise Can you be quiet, please? We're trying to work. "Don't worry," she said quietly.
2
quiet
adj
cichy
12 quietly
adv
cicho
making little or no noise
16 rabbit
n
królik
a small animal with fur and long ears that lives in a hole in the ground
I love rabbits. I want my parents to buy me one.
1
race
n
wyścig
a competition in which people run, a car race ride, drive, etc against each other in order to see who is the fastest
15 racing driver
n
kierowca rajdowy
someone who drives a car in a car Michael Schumacher is a great race racing driver, but I don't like him.
2
rain
v
padać (o deszczu)
if it rains, water falls from the sky in It rains a lot in Britain small drops water that falls from the sky in small drops to collect money from lots of people I got caught in the rain.
12 rain
n
deszcz
16 raise money
v
zgromadzic / zebrać pieniądze
We’re raising money for charity.
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12 reach
v
dotrzeć
to arrive somewhere
We won't reach Miami till five or six o'clock. What was the last book you read? Give me a call when you're ready. I didn’t recognise her with her new haircut.
Start read
v
czytać
to look at words and understand what they mean prepared for doing something
3
ready
adj
gotowy
15 recognise
v
rozpoznać
to know someone or something because you have seen them before to store sounds or pictures using electronic equipment so that you can listen to them or see them again the best, biggest, longest, tallest, etc to become happy and calm because nothing is worrying you feeling happy and calm because nothing is worrying you
13 record
v
zapisać
They’re recording a new album.
16 record
n
rekord
He broke the world record for long jump I find it difficult to relax.
11 relax
v
odpocząć, odprężyć się
14 relaxed
adj
rozluźniony
She seemed relaxed and in control of the situation.
3
remember
v
pamiętać
if you remember a fact or I can't remember his name. something from the past, you keep it in your mind to answer "I don't understand," she replied.
14 reply
v
odpowiedzieć
5
reporter
n
reporter
someone whose job is to discover My Dad is a reporter. He works information about news events and for the most important describe them on television, radio, newspaper in England. or in a newspaper
3
research
n
badanie, praca badawcza
when someone studies a subject in She’s doing research into detail in order to discover new language development. information a promise to yourself to do something My New Year's resolution is to do more exercise.
13 resolution
n
postanowienie
4
restaurant
n
restauracja
a place where you can buy and eat I know a nice little Italian a meal restaurant near there. small grains from a plant that are cooked and eaten having a lot of money People eat a lot of rice in China, Japan and India. She's the third richest woman in Britain. I ride my bike to work.
4
rice
n
ryż
7
rich
adj
bogaty
1
ride
v
jeździć konno
to travel by sitting on a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle and controlling it if something rings, it makes the sound of a bell a long area of water that flows across the land and into a sea, lake, or another river meat from a cow which is cooked in an oven
6
ring
v
dzwonić
The phone's ringing.
Start river
n
rzeka
the River Thames
4
roast beef
n
pieczeń wołowa
My family eat roast beef for lunch every Sunday.
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12 rope
n
lina
very thick string made from twisted Charlotte climbed the tree using thread a rope. behaving in a way which is not polite and upsets other people a flat, straight stick which is used to measure things I hope you’re not rude to your teacher. My art teacher says "don't use a ruler for drawing pictures" .
14 rude
adj
niegrzeczny
Start ruler
n
linijka
Start run
v
biec, biegać
to move on your feet at a faster speed than walking a country in Europe
He can run very fast.
Start Russia
n
Rosja
Russia is the biggest country in the world. I collect Russian dolls.
Start Russian
adj
rosyjski
coming from or relating to Russia
Start Russian
n
Rosjanin / Rosjanka
someone from Russia
We get a lot of Russians visiting in the summer. I feel safe when I'm with you. They go sailing at the weekends.
6
safe
adj n
bezpieczny żeglarstwo
not in danger or likely to be hurt a sport using boats with sails
10 sailing
4
salad
n
sałatka
a cold mixture of vegetables that have not been cooked a substance that is found on beaches which is made from very small grains of rock two slices of bread with meat, cheese, etc between them the day of the week after Friday and before Sunday a hot or cold liquid that you put on food to add flavour to stop someone or something from being killed or destroyed
I made a big salad for lunch.
8
sand
n
piasek
a grain of sand
4
sandwich
n
kanapka
a cheese/tuna sandwich
Start Saturday
n
sobota
I’ll see her on Saturday.
4
sauce
n
sos
a tomato/cheese sauce
5
save
v
oszczędzać
He was badly injured, but the doctors saved his life.
7
save up
v
zaoszczędzić
to keep money so that you can buy I’m saving up for a car. something with it in the future
Start scarf
n
szalik
a piece of cloth that you wear around your neck, head, or shoulders a big room in a school where everyone can come together
I always wear a scarf in winter.
2
school hall
n
korytarz szkolny, hall
We have lunch in the school hall. Science is my favourite subject at school – I love doing experiments with chemicals.
Start science
n
nauka, przedmioty ścisłe the study and knowledge of the structure and behaviour of natural things in an organised way
3 4
sea seafood
n n
morze owoce morza
a large area of salt water animals from the sea that are eaten as food, especially animals that live in shells
I'd like to live by the sea. Last year we went to Spain on holiday, and ate a lot of seafood.
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secretary
n
sekretarz / sekretarka
someone who works in an office, typing letters, answering the telephone, and arranging meetings, etc to notice people and things with your eyes to appear to arrange for something to go somewhere, especially by post the ninth month of the year
I'd like to be a secretary, because I like talking on the phone.
2
see
v
widzieć
We saw some monkeys when we were on holiday. She seemed happy. I sent him a letter last week.
16 seem 6 send
v v
wydawać się wysłać, posłać
Start September
n
wrzesień
The new term starts in September. She shares a house with Louisa.
7
share
v
dzielić się (czymś z kimś), podzielać rekin Ona jest / musi być szalona!
to have or use something at the same time as someone else a large fish with very sharp teeth
15 shark 3 She must be crazy!
n
My friend Kevin was eaten by a shark last week! said about someone who has done "Anna is going out with Ronald." something very silly "She must be crazy! He's so boring!"
Start shirt
n
koszula
a piece of clothing worn on the top I like your new shirt David. It part of the body, fastened with looks good with those pink buttons down the front trousers! a strong covering for the foot, often a pair of shoes made of leather a shop where shoes are sold "Hey! Nice shoes! Where did you get them?" "In a shoe shop" a book shop
Start shoe
n
but
Start shoe shop
n
sklep z butami
Start shop
n
sklep
a building where you can buy things
3
shopping
n
zakupy
the things that you buy from a shop Can you help me unpack the or shops shopping? continuing for a small amount of time used to say or ask what is the correct or best thing to do to say something very loudly to express a feeling so that other people are able to notice it a piece of bathroom equipment that you stand under to wash your whole body It was only a short visit.
6
short
adj
krótki
14 should
v
powinno się
He should go to the doctor.
Start shout 15 show
v v
krzyczeć pokazać
"Look out!" she shouted. He hasn't shown any interest so far. He likes to sing in the shower.
Start shower
n
prysznic
1
Shut up!
Zamknij się!
said to rudely tell someone to stop Stop talking please.....please talking listen to me.....shut up! UFO sightings have been reported in the area.
16 sighting
n
widzenie, when you see something that is zaobserwowanie czegoś rare or unusual
10 sightseeing
n
zwiedzanie zabytków
the activity of visiting places which a sightseeing tour of London are interesting the same in some ways although not in all ways The two houses are remarkably similar.
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2
similar
adj
podobny
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7
singer
n
piosenkarz / piosenkarka someone who sings
a jazz singer
Start sink
n
zlew
a bowl that is fixed to the wall in a Can you do the washing up kitchen or bathroom that you wash that's in the sink. dishes or your hands, etc in
Start sister
n
siostra
a girl or woman who has the same I have an older sister. parents as you the set of things that are the economic/political situation happening at a particular time and place the activity of moving using a skateboard Skateboarding is cool. I go skateboarding in the park after school.
15 situation
n
sytuacja
6
skateboarding
n
jazda na deskorolce
6
skiing
n
jazda na nartach
the activity of moving over snow Have you ever been skiing? wearing skis (=long thin things that you attach to boots) a piece of women's clothing that hangs from the waist and has no legs I'm going to buy a new skirt this weekend because I'm going to a party on Saturday night.
Start skirt
n
spódnica
16 sky-diver
n
spadochroniarz
someone who jumps from an aircraft and falls for as long as possible before using a parachute (=piece of cloth that fills with air)
My brother's a sky-diver. He says it's great fun, but a bit dangerous.
1
sleep
v
spać
to be in the state of rest when your We had to sleep in the car that eyes are closed and your mind is night. not conscious at a slow speed Could you speak more slowly, please? They live in a small apartment near Times Square. She smiled at me.
12 slowly
adv
wolno
Start small
adj
mały
little in size or amount
Start smile
v
uśmiechnąć się
to make a happy expression in which the corners of your mouth curve up
4
snack
n
przekąska
a small amount of food that you eat Do you want a quick snack between meals before you go out? a long, thin creature with no legs that slides along the ground the activity of swimming while holding in your mouth a snorkel (=tube that helps you to breathe) when soft white pieces of frozen water fall from the sky when the weather is cold a sport in which you stand on a large board and move over snow There are lots of very dangerous snakes in Australia. They can kill you. I want to go snorkelling and see lots of fish swimming in the sea.
16 snake
n
wąż
10 snorkelling
n
nurkowanie
3
snow
v
padać (o śniegu)
It snowed a lot last Christmas.
6
snowboarding
n
snowboarding
I think snowboarding is more fun than skiing.
1
So what?
No i co z tego?
said when you think what someone “Ellie won’t like it.” has said is not important “So what? I’m not interested in what Ellie thinks.”
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Start socks
skarpety
things that you wear on your feet inside your shoes
"Why are you wearing green socks? They look stupid!" "They were a present from my Grandmother." Can I sit on your sofa?
Start sofa
n
sofa, kanapa
a large, comfortable seat for more than one person someone who sings on their own and not with a group used to refer to part of a larger amount or number of something and not all of it
8
solo singer
n
solista
She won the award for best female solo singer. In some cases it's possible to fix the problem right away.
4
some
jakieś, kilka
2
sometimes
adv
czasami, czasem
on some occasions but not always He does cook sometimes, but or often not very often. someone who writes songs I think Elton John is a great songwriter. chicken/tomato soup
8
songwriter
n
autor piosenek
4
soup
n
zupa
a hot, liquid food, made from vegetables, meat, or fish something which you buy or keep to remember a special event or holiday the area outside the Earth
10 souvenir
n
pamiątka
a souvenir shop
11 space
n
przestrzeń (kosmiczna)
They plan to send another satellite into space. My uncle Robert is an inventor. He's making a spaceship at the moment.
11 spaceship
n
statek kosmiczny
a vehicle which can travel outside the Earth and into space, especially one which is carrying people a country in Europe
Start Spain
n
Hiszpania
In Spain it's always hot in summer. They are Spanish olives.
Start Spanish
adj
hiszpański, Hiszpan / Hiszpanka mówić
coming from or relating to Spain
9
speak
v
to say something using your voice
She speaks very loudly.
2
spend (time)
v
spędzić / spędzać czas
to pass the time doing a particular thing
I love spending time with him.
1
sport
n
sport
a game or activity which people do winter sports to keep healthy or for enjoyment, often competing against each other
2
sports club
n
klub sportowy
a place where you can do different My Dad wants to keep fit, so types of sport he's joined a sports club. someone who does a lot of sports I'm good at football and athletics. I'd like to be a sports person.
7
sports person
n
sportowiec / sportsmenka
Start sports stadium
n
stadion sportowy
a big place where sports are Wembley was the biggest sports played and people can watch them stadium in England.
Start spring
n
wiosna
the season of the year between winter and summer when the weather starts to get warmer to move to a vertical position from sitting or lying down
Spring is my favourite season, because I love flowers.
12 stand up
v
wstać, podnieść się
I'm so tired, I can't stand up!
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start
v
(wy)startować, zacząć, rozpocząć
to begin doing something; to begin He started smoking when he to happen was eighteen; The programme starts at seven o'clock. a building where trains stop so that Dad met me at the station. you can get on or off them
Start station
n
stacja
2
stay
v
zostać, pozostać, to continue to be in a place, job, he weather was bad so we zatrzymać się na nocleg etc and not leave; to continue to be stayed at home; They stayed in a particular state friends for many years. tu: przekroczyć (rekord) one of the movements you make with your feet when you walk to continue doing or using something to not continue; to prevent something from happening or someone from doing something a road in a town or city that has houses or other buildings to become stronger or make something become stronger someone who is studying at a school or university She took a few steps forward and then started to speak. I’ll stick to orange juice as I’m driving. Stop laughing – it's not funny; If she wants to go to Australia, we can't stop her. We live on the same street.
6
step
v
13 stick to
v
trzymać się czegoś / kogoś zatrzymać (się), zakończyć, przestać
1
stop
v
Start street
n
ulica
12 strengthen
v
wzmocnić
I do exercises to strengthen my leg muscles. a law student
Start student
n
uczeń, student
1
study
v
studiować, uczyć się
to learn about a subject, usually at I studied biology before going school or university into medicine. an area of knowledge studied in school or university achieving what you want to achieve; having achieved a lot or made a lot of money through your work a very sweet substance used to give flavour to food and drinks the season between spring and autumn when the weather is warmest a place where some American teenagers go during their summer holidays to do activities Chemistry is my favourite subject. If the operation is successful, she should be walking within a few months; a successful businessman Do you have sugar in your coffee? We’re going away in the summer.
2
subject
v
przedmiot
7
successful
adj
udany, zakończony sukcesem / powodzeniem
4
sugar
n
cukier
Start summer
n
lato
10 summer camp
n
obóz letni
Next summer I'm going to a summer camp in France.
10 sunbathing
n
opalanie
when you lie in the sun, wearing My favourite holiday activity is few clothes so that your skin will go sunbathing on the beach. brown the day of the week after Saturday We’re going out on Sunday. and before Monday bright because of light from the sun It was a lovely sunny day.
Start Sunday
n
niedziela
12 sunny
adj
słoneczny
Start supermarket
n
supermarket
a large shop that sells food, drink, products for the home, etc certain
We buy all our food at the supermarket. I'm sure that he won't mind.
7
sure
adj n
pewny deska surfingowa
10 surfboard
a long piece of wood or plastic that I love surfing, but I need a new you use to ride on waves in the sea surfboard.
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surfing
n
surfing
the activity of riding on waves in I'd like to live in California, so I the sea using a surfboard (=special can go surfing every day. board) a small piece of sweet food, often made of sugar or chocolate to move through water by moving your body the activity of moving through water by moving your body an area of water that has been made for people to swim in coming from or relating to Switzerland a country in Europe You shouldn't eat so many sweets – they're bad for your teeth. I learnt to swim when I was about 5 years old. I go swimming every week at our local swimming pool. Our school's swimming pool is 50 metres long. It’s a Swiss watch.
4
sweet
n
cukierek
Start swim
v
pływać
1
swimming
n
pływanie
Start swimming pool
n
basen, pływalnia
Start Swiss
adj
szwajcarski, Szwajcar / Szwajcarka Szwajcaria
Start Switzerland
n
They make a lot of chocolate in Switzerland.
Start table
n
stół
a piece of furniture with four legs, We sat at the kitchen table; The used for eating off, putting things table below shows the results of on, etc; a set of numbers or words the experiment. written in rows that go across and down the page to take a picture with a camera to do something although something bad might happen because of it to remove something I took a photo of the kids. This time I'm not taking any risks – I'm going to get insured.
Start take a photo 16 take a risk
zrobić zdjęcie zaryzykować
6
take away
av
zabrać
Take away my food, please. I'm not hungry. We have to take 10 exams every year at my school. I hope this aeroplane takes off OK – the weather's really bad!
7
take exams
zdawać egzaminy
to do an exam
1
take off
v
zdjąć
if an aircraft takes off, it begins to fly
6
take out
v
wyjąć
if you take someone out to the My parents took me out for my cinema or a restaurant, you go with birthday. them and pay for it to start doing a particular job or activity a hot, ready-to-eat meal that you buy in a shop and then eat at home a natural ability to do something I’ve taken up swimming every morning. We phoned for a take-away curry.
13 take up
v
zacząć robić, uczyć się
4
take-away
n
jedzenie na wynos
7
talent
n
talent
She showed an early talent for drawing. There's going to be a talent show at my school next week. I'm going to sing All The Things You Said by Tatu. He’s a very talented young musician. Have you talked to her yet? Help! There's a tarantula in the bath!
8
talent show
n
rewia talentów
a programme in which people try to show how good they are at singing, dancing, etc. by competing against other people showing natural ability in a particular area to speak to someone a large, hairy spider that is often poisonous
9
talented
adj
utalentowany
1
talk to
v n
rozmawiać (z) tarantula
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tea
n
herbata
a hot drink that you make by pouring water onto dried leaves
The English drink tea with milk.
1
teach
v
uczyć, nauczać
to show or explain to someone how My dad taught me to drive. to do something someone whose job is to teach in a a history/science teacher school, college, etc a group of people who work a management team/a football together to do something or play a team sport together against another group of players someone who is between 13 and 19 years old The worst thing about being a teenager is all the exams we have to do. The telephone rang and she hurried to pick it up.
7
teacher
n
nauczyciel
6
team
n
zespół
6
teenager
n
nastolatek
Start telephone
n
telefon
a piece of equipment that is used to talk to someone who is in another place
3
television
n
telewizja
a piece of equipment in the shape Richard switched the television of a box, with a screen on the front, on. used for watching programmes
Start tell
v
powiedzieć, opowiedzieć to say something to someone, usually giving them information powiedzieć dowcip
He told me about his new school.
16 tell a joke
v
to tell someone a short story that is James is always telling terrible intended to make them laugh jokes – they just aren't funny!!
1
tennis
n
tenis
a sport in which two or four people Tennis is my favourite sport. I hit a small ball to each other over a think Andre Agassi is great, but net he's a bit old now. someone who plays tennis I think Serena Williams is the best tennis player in the world.
7
tennis player
n
tenisist(k)a
3
terrible
adj adj n
straszny przerażony test, klasówka, sprawdzian wiadomość tekstowa
very bad very frightened a set of questions to find out someone's knowledge or ability a written message, usually containing words with letters left out, sent from one mobile phone (=a telephone that you can carry with you) to another used to tell someone that you are grateful because they have given you something or done something for you said about something that is very surprising said when something is very strange
It was a terrible accident. I'm terrified of flying. a driving test
15 terrified Start test
6
text message
n
I send text messages to my friends when we're in class at school.
Start Thank you very much.
Bardzo dziękuję
"Here's £1,000." "Thank you very much!"
5
That's amazing.
To zadziwiające / nieprawdopodobne. To dziwne.
"My dog speaks French." "That's amazing!" "Laurie likes peas for breakfast." "That's weird!"
1
That's weird!
11 the best bit
n
najlepsza część, the most enjoyable part of najlepszy element, to, co something najlepsze
The best bit of the film was the ending.
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think
v
myśleć
to have an opinion about something or someone or to believe that something is true
Do you think it's going to rain?
3
this
ten, ta, to, tego
used to refer to the present period I’m meeting her this morning. of time or the one that comes next
2
three times (a week)
trzy razy w tygodniu
on three occasions during a period I have English lessons three of seven days times a week. to get rid of something that you do Now you’ve started your new not now need job, you can throw away all your school books. the day of the week after Wednesday and before Friday to make a place tidy He’s arriving on Thursday.
13 throw away
v
wyrzucić
Start Thursday
n
czwartek
3
tidy
v
posprzątać, uporządkować krawat
I’ll just tidy the kitchen.
2
tie
n
a long, thin piece of cloth that a If you work for a bank, you have man wears around his neck with a to wear a tie. shirt a large wild cat that has yellow fur with black lines on it a list of times when buses, trains, etc arrive and leave or a list of dates and times that shows when things will happen a piece of useful advice feeling that you want to rest or sleep making you feel tired bread that has been heated to make it brown I want a tiger, but parents say I can have a cat. a school timetable
16 tiger
n
tygrys
2
timetable
n
plan lekcji
14 tip 15 tired
n adj
tu: wskazówka zmęczony
gardening tips I'm too tired to go out tonight.
15 tiring 4 toast
adj n
męczący tost, grzanka
I’ve had a tiring day. a slice of toast
Start today
n
dziś
this day, or on this day; the period It's John's birthday today; More of time that is happening now or in young people smoke today than in the past. a bowl that you sit on or stand near Our toilet is green. when you get rid of waste substances from your body a soft, round, red fruit eaten in salad or as a vegetable the day after today I like eating pasta with tomatoes.
Start toilet
n
toaleta
4
tomato
n
pomidor
Start tomorrow & 10 14 touch v
jutro
It's my birthday tomorrow.
dotknąć, dotykać
to put your hand on something
You can look at them but please don't touch them. There are a lot of tourists in Cambridge. The train arrives at 2.45.
10 tourist
n
turysta
someone who visits a place for pleasure and does not live there a long, thin vehicle which travels along metal tracks and carries people or goods
Start train
n
pociąg
9
translate
v
tłumaczyć
to change written or spoken words We were asked to translate a list from one language to another of sentences.
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translation
n
tłumaczenie
something which has been translated from one language to another, or the process of translating to make a journey
I'm reading the Polish translation of Macbeth in school.
3
travel
v
podróżować
I spent a year travelling around Asia. There are a lot of trees in Canada.
5
tree
n
drzewo
a tall plant with a thick stem which has branches coming from it and leaves a small structure built in the branches of a tree that children can play in to attempt to do something
5
tree-house
n
dom na drzewie
We have a tree house in the garden.
5
try
v
(s)próbować
I tried to open the window but couldn't. We’ll be there on Tuesday.
Start Tuesday
n
wtorek
the day of the week after Monday and before Wednesday on two occasions during a period of seven days unpleasant to look at
2
twice (a week)
dwa razy w tygodniu
I play tennis twice a week after school. It’s an ugly city.
14 ugly Start uncle
adj n
brzydki wujek
the brother of your mother or My uncle George is a famous father, or the husband of your aunt actor.
Start under
pod
below something
She pushed her bag under the table.
3
understand
v
(z)rozumieć
to know the meaning of something I don't understand half of what that someone says; to know how he says; I don't understand someone feels or why they behave James sometimes. in a particular way
15 underwater photographer 14 unfriendly
n
fotograf robiący zdjęcia pod wodą
someone who take photographs of I'd like to be an underwater things that are in the sea or river, photographer – I think fish are etc. amazing! not friendly I didn’t want to appear unfriendly. She had a very unhappy childhood; Giorgio was unhappy with his test results. Eating too much is unhealthy.
adj
nieprzyjazny
3
unhappy
adj
nieszczęśliwy
sad; not satisfied
4 2
unhealthy uniform
adj n
niezdrowy mundurek
likely to damage your health
a school uniform a special set of clothes that are worn by people who do a particular job or people who go to a particular school everything that exists, including starts, space, etc. We are studying the universe in Physics.
11 universe
n
wszechświat
Start university
n
uniwersytet
a place where students study at a the University of Cambridge high level to get a degree (=type of qualification) slightly cruel I didn't tell her the truth because I thought it would be unkind.
14 unkind
adj
niemiły, nieuprzejmy
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unusual
adj
niezwykły
different and not ordinary, often in That’s an unusual name. a way that is interesting or exciting
Start USA
n
Stany Zjednoczone Ameryki
United States of America
I'd like to go to the USA – especially New York and Chicago. It’s useful information.
6
useful
adj
przydatny, pożyteczny
helping you to do or achieve something
2
usually
adv
zwykle, zazwyczaj
in the way that most often happens I usually get home at about six o'clock. an area of low land between hills or I live in a valley between two big mountains mountains. a plant that you eat, for example potatoes, onions, beans, etc I hate vegetables. I only eat meat.
10 valley
n
dolina
4
vegetable
n
warzywo
7
vet
n
lekarz weterynarii, weterynarz
someone whose job is to give My sister wants to be a vet, medical care to animals that are ill because she loves animals. or hurt to go to someone's home and spend time with them; to go to a place and spend a short amount of time there a game in which two teams use their hands to hit a ball over a net without allowing it to touch the ground someone who does work without being paid, especially work that involves helping people a man who works in a restaurant, bringing food to customers We have friends coming to visit this weekend; Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia? I often play volleyball on the Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro.
5
visit
v
odwiedzić, zwiedzić
6
volleyball
n
siatkówka
3
volunteer
n
ochotnik
a Red Cross volunteer
4
waiter
n
kelner
My older brother is a waiter in an expensive restaurant.
8
wake up
v
obudzić się
to stop being asleep, or to make someone stop being asleep
I can’t wake her up.
2
walk
v
iść, spacerować
to move forward by putting one foot She walks to school. in front of the other and then repeating the action to hope to have or do something He wants a new car.
1
want
v adj
chcieć ciepły
12 warm
having a temperature between cool It's nice and warm in here. and hot clothes, sheets, and similar things that are being washed or have been washed, or when you wash these a machine that washes clothes I'm doing the washing this morning.
3
washing
n
pranie
7
washing machine
n
pralka
Our washing machine is broken, so all my clothes are dirty.
3
washing-up
n
zmywanie
when you wash the dishes, pans, He is doing the washing-up. and other things you have used for cooking and eating a meal
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waste time
v
tracić czas
to use time doing things that are not useful or enjoyable
I don't want to waste time learning German. I want to learn more English.
1
watch
v
oglądać, obserwować
to look at something for a period of I watched him as he arrived. time a sport that is done in or on water Snorkelling is my favourite water sport. I wear jeans a lot of the time.
6
water sport
n
sport wodny
2
wear
v
nosić
to have a piece of clothing, jewellery, etc on your body the day of the week after Tuesday and before Thursday a period of seven days not next week but the week that come after that
Start Wednesday
n
środa
It starts on Wednesday.
Start week 10 week after next
n
tydzień za dwa tygodnie
last week/next week We've got a big English exam the week after next.
4
weigh
v
ważyć
to measure how heavy someone or Can you weigh that piece of something is cheese for me? in a successful or satisfactory way I thought they played well.
12 well
adv
dobrze
1
What about her?
Co z nią ?
said after someone says someone "Let's talk about Charlotte." else’s name and you want to know "OK. What about her?" why they are interested in that person said after someone says someone "Let's talk about James." else’s name and you want to know "OK. What about him?" why they are interested in that person a chair with wheels used by someone who cannot walk Fred was in a bad car accident last week, and he's still in a wheelchair. You’re coming too? Wicked!
1
What about him?
A co z nim?
16 wheelchair
n
wózek inwalidzki
9
Wicked!
Wdechowe!
A word used by teenagers in the 1990s to say something was very good to get the most points in a competition or game, or the most votes in an election to get a prize in a game or competition
6
win
v
zwyciężyć, zwyciężać
Barcelona won the game 6–0.
16 win a prize
v
wygrać nagrodę
He won a prize of £500.
Start window
n
okno
a space in the wall of a building or Open the window if you're too vehicle that has glass in it, used for hot. letting light and air inside and for looking through a sport in which you sail across water by standing on a board and holding onto a large sail with a lot of wind someone who wins a game, competition, or election the season between autumn and spring when the weather is cold Windsurfing is great fun, but it's too cold in the winter.
10 windsurfing
n
windsurfing
12 windy 6 winner
adj n
wietrzny zwycięzca
It’s a windy day out there. the winners of the World Cup
Start winter
n
zima
We like to go away in winter.
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work
v
pracować
to do a job, especially the job you do to earn money; to do something that needs a lot of time or effort, or to make someone do this
Helen works for a computer company; I’ll have to work hard to finish my homework before 11pm.
13 work out a problem
v
rozwiązać problem / zadanie świat
to solve a problem
This maths question is too difficult – I can't work it out! The world is getting warmer every year. The world record for the 100 metres is 9.78 seconds.
3
world
n
the Earth and all the people, places, and things on it the best, fastest, highest, etc. that anyone has ever done, especially in sport more unpleasant or difficult than something else that is also bad; less well someone whose job is writing books, stories, articles, etc not correct; if something is wrong, there is a problem
16 world record
n
rekord świata
9
worse
adj
gorszy, gorzej
The exam was worse than I expected; He was treated much worse than I was. William Shakespeare was a famous English writer. It was the wrong answer; There's something wrong with my computer. I went to see the doctor yesterday. I went to see the doctor yesterday morning.
7
writer
n
pisarz / pisarka
9
wrong
adj
błędny
6
yesterday
n
wczoraj
the day before today
6
yesterday morning
n
wczoraj rano
in the morning of the day before today
4
yoghurt
n
jogurt
a thick, liquid food with a slightly a low-fat strawberry yoghurt sour taste which is made from milk
5
You can't be serious.
Chyba nie mówisz poważnie.
said when someone has said something that you are certain is not true having lived or existed for only a short time and not old said to someone who has done something good for you
"I am the son of Bill Gates and Jennifer Lopez." "You can't be serious!" young children/people
3
young
adj
młody
3
You're an angel!
Jesteś aniołem! Jesteś wspaniały/a!
"I'll do the ironing for you Mum." "Wow, thanks! You're an angel!"
10 youth hostel
n
schronisko młodzieżowe a cheap, simple hotel, especially Hotels are too expensive, so I for young people who are travelling usually stay in a Youth Hostel around when I'm travelling.
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English definition
Example sentence
4
a
one; every or each; used when saying how much of something there is
They left the party an hour ago; I need a new car; I run three times a week.
4
a lot of
dużo, wiele
a large number of things or people She’s got a lot of friends.
7
ability
n
umiejętność, zdolność
the skill or qualities that you need to do something
the ability to walk
9
accent
n
akcent
the way in which someone from a He had an American accent. country or area speaks a language
9
Ace!
Dobre!
a word used by teenagers in the 1980s to say something was very good something that you do, especially to enjoy yourself students who are very good at Maths are sometimes in a class where the lessons are more difficult
"I can come to the party tonight." "Ace!"
10 activity
n
czynność, ćwiczenie
The main activity on this holiday will be surfing. Albert is studying Advanced Maths – he's very intelligent!
2
Advanced Maths
n
matematyka dla zaawansowanych
10 adventure holiday
wakacje pełne przygód
a holiday in which you do a lot of Alex went on an adventure exciting activities, such as climbing holiday. rocks used to talk about a time in the past a place where planes arrive and leave, with buildings for people to wait in a lot of songs or pieces of music on a CD, a record, etc a long animal with short legs, a long mouth and sharp teeth, that lives in or near water every time, or at all times; at all times in the past; Forever They left the party an hour ago.
6
ago
temu
Start airport
n
lotnisko
Which airport are you flying from?
16 album
n
album
Have you heard their new album? She saw an alligator coming out of the river.
16 alligator
n
aligator
2
always
zawsze
I am always happy to see you; Have you always lived here?; I will always love him.
Start America
n
Ameryka
usually used to talk about the Washington is the capital of United States America. North America – the United States and Canada South America – Argentina, Brazil and Peru etc. Central America – Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica etc. coming from or relating to the United States of America someone who comes from the United States of America used instead of 'a' when the next word starts with a vowel sound She has an American accent.
Start American
adj
amerykański
Start American
n
Amerykanin / Amerykanka jeden, jakiś (przedimek nieokreślony)
We get a lot of Americans visiting in the summer. an apple
4
an
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n
rocznica
a date on which you remember something that happened on that date one or more years ago slightly angry
a wedding anniversary
15 annoyed
adj
rozgniewany, poddenerwowany
I was annoyed with James because he’d forgotten my birthday. It’s so annoying when the train is late.
15 annoying
adj
denerwujący
making you slightly angry
5
answer
v
odpowiadać
to speak or write back to someone I asked her why but she didn't who has asked you a question or answer. spoken to you used in questions and negatives to Is there any cake left?; Can you mean 'some'; used to mean ‘one, pass me a knife? Any will do. but it is not important which one’
4
any
jakieś, kilka, żaden, (w pytaniach i przeczeniach)
11 Anything else?
Czy coś jeszcze?
said by a waiter or shop assistant to ask you if there is another thing that you want to order or buy
Would you like anything else with your food?
Start apple
n
jabłko
a hard, round fruit which is white inside and green or red on the outside the fourth month of the year
Apples are my favourite fruit.
Start April
n
kwiecień
In England it rains a lot in April.
Start Argentina
n
Argentyna
a country in South America
Gabriel Batistuta is from Argentina. Argentinian wine is very good.
Start Argentinian
adj
argentyński, Argentyńczyk / Argentynka Argentynka, Argentyńczyk fotel
coming from or relating to Argentina
Start Argentinian
n
a person who comes from Argentina
We get a lot of Argentinians visiting in the summer.
Start armchair
n
a comfortable chair with sides that Fred is tired, so he's sitting in you put your arms on the armchair. a school subject where you draw or She studied Art at college. paint to ask someone to come with you somewhere, such as a restaurant or café sleeping a regular meeting of all the students and teachers at a school I was too shy to ask her out.
2
Art
n
sztuka (plastyka, muzyka) zaprosić kogoś
15 ask somebody out
v
8 2
asleep assembly
adj n
śpiący zgromadzenie
The children were all asleep. We were all in morning assembly.
3
at the moment
w tej chwili, w tym momencie n lekkoatleta
now
I’m a bit busy at the moment.
6
athlete
someone who is very good at a sport and who takes part in competitions the sports which include running, jumping, and throwing to try to hurt someone or damage something
My brother was a real athlete.
2
athletics
n
lekka atletyka
She was good at athletics.
5
attack
v
atakować
The dog attacked him when he opened the door.
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14 attractive 8 audition
adj n
atrakcyjny przesłuchanie
nice to look at when someone does a short performance to try to get a job as an actor, singer, etc the eighth month of the year the sister of your mother or father, or the wife of your uncle the time of the year between summer and winter when leaves fall from the trees when a lot of snow falls down the side of a mountain not sleeping very bad a bag that you carry on your back
She’s very attractive. I did an audition but I didn’t get the part.
Start August Start aunt
n n
sierpień ciocia
Her birthday is in August. My aunt is staying with us.
Start autumn
n
jesień
I’m going back to college in autumn.
12 avalanche
n
lawina
He was killed in an avalanche.
8
awake
adj adj n
obudzony / rozbudzony straszny, okropny plecak
The baby is awake. The food was awful. I travelled around Europe with a backpack.
14 awful 10 backpack
4
bacon and eggs
n
jajka na bekonie
a meal in which flat pieces of meat We had bacon and eggs for from a pig are eaten with eggs breakfast.
12 badly
adv
źle
very much; in a way that is not good a type of dancing that is done in a theatre and tells a story, usually with music to make a rule saying that people must not do something a long, yellow fruit which is white inside
He his arm hurt badly; She plays the piano very badly. I love ballet.
1
ballet
n
balet
6
ban
v
zakazać
Smoking has been banned in restaurants. Most bananas come from South America or the Caribbean.
Start banana
n
banan
15 bank robber
n
przestępca napadający na bank koszykówka
someone who steals money from a The police are looking for a bank dangerous bank robber. a game in which two teams try to win points by throwing a ball through a high net; the large ball used in the game of basketball the thing that you sit or lie in to wash your body when a person or animal is born, they come out of their mother's body and start to exist used as a way of talking or writing about what you plan to do in the future to be able to do something well Michael Jordan is the most famous basketball player in history; A basketball is bigger than a football. Fred is in the bath.
6
basketball
n
Start bath
n
wanna
5
be born
urodzić się
She was born in Paris in 1980.
13 be going to
mieć zamiar
It's going to rain tomorrow.
7 6
be good at beat v
być w czymś dobrym tu: pobić (rekord)
He’s good at sports.
to defeat someone in a competition I can beat him at tennis.
Start bed
n
łóżko
a piece of furniture that you sleep on
I’m going to bed.
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10 bed and breakfast
n
(pensjonat oferujący) zakwaterowanie ze śniadaniem wołowina zacząć, rozpocząć za
a house where you pay to sleep in We stayed in a bed and a room and have food in the breakfast. morning the meat of a cow to start at the back of someone or something I had roast beef for dinner. College begins next week; I begin my new job in a month. Close the door behind you.
4 6
beef begin
n v
Start behind
Start Belgian
adj
belgijski
coming from or relating to Belgium They are Belgian flowers.
Start Belgian
n
Belg / Belgijka
someone from Belgium
We get a lot of Belgians visiting in the summer. Brussels is the capital of Belgium. I don’t believe he’s over 16; I don’t believe anything he says!
Start Belgium 3 believe
n v
Belgia wierzyć
a country in Europe to think that something is true, or that what someone says is true
2
belong to
v
należeć (do)
if something belongs to you, you own it (the superlative of ‘good’) better than any other (the comparative of ‘good’) of a higher quality or more enjoyable than something or someone else in the space that separates two places, people, or things; in the period of time that separates two events or times a vehicle with two wheels that you sit on and move by pushing two parts with your feet – also called bike large in size or amount; important or serious
Who does this bag belong to?
9
best
adj
najlepszy
She's one of our best students.
9
better
adj
lepszy
Jeff's better at Maths than me.
Start between
(po)między
The town lies between Florence and Rome; The shop is closed for lunch between 12.30 and 1.30. Is he driving to school today or going on his bicycle?
Start bicycle
n
rower
Start big
adj
duży
I come from a big family; Tonight's big game is between Real Madrid and Manchester United.
11 bill
n
rachunek
a piece of paper that tells you how Have you paid the electricity bill? much you must pay for something you have bought or used
2
Biology
n n
biologia urodziny
the study of living things the day on which someone was born, or the same date each year
She studies Biology at school Happy birthday, Emma!
Start birthday
13 birthday cake
n
tort urodzinowy
a cake that you have on your birthday to cut something using your teeth
Do you want a slice of birthday cake? She bit into an apple.
16 bite
v
(u)gryźć, kąsać, ukąsić
12 bitterly (cold)
adv
tu: okrutnie (zimno)
if it is bitterly cold, the weather is extremely and unpleasantly cold
It's bitterly cold in Siberia in January.
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Start book
n
książka
pages of paper together in a cover I’m reading such a good book; for people to read; a set of pages Let me write that in my address fastened together in a cover and book. used for writing on a shop that sells books World of Books is the best bookshop in Cambridge.
Start bookshop
n
księgarnia
15 bored
adj
znudzony
feeling tired and unhappy because I'm bored with doing homework. you are not interested not interesting or exciting He has a very boring job.
9
boring
adj v
nudny skłonić się, ukłonić się
14 bow
to bend your body forward in order The actors all bowed after the to show respect or to thank an performance. audience not afraid of dangerous or difficult situations a country in South America coming from or relating to Brazil someone from Brazil You’re very brave to get on a horse of that size! Ronaldo is from Brazil It’s Brazilian coffee. We get a lot of Brazilians visiting in the summer. Would you like a slice of bread?
15 brave
adj
dzielny
Start Brazil Start Brazilian Start Brazilian
n adj n
Brazylia brazylijski Brazylijczyk / Brazylijka
4
bread
n
chleb
a basic food made by mixing flour and water and then baking it
2
break
n
przerwa
when you stop an activity for a short time, usually to rest or to eat
Time for a coffee break.
12 break
v
tu: zerwać się, przerwać to separate into two or more (o linach) pieces, or to make something separate into two or more pieces pobić rekord to do something faster, better, etc than anyone else the food you eat in the morning after you wake up very good the island in Europe containing England, Wales and Scotland coming from or relating to The United Kingdom
The plate fell on the floor and broke.
16 break a record
v
He broke the world record for the 200m. She had breakfast in bed this morning. We saw a brilliant film. London is the capital of Britain.
4
breakfast
n
śniadanie
14 brilliant Start Britain
adj n
znakomity, błyskotliwy (Wielka) Brytania
Start British
adj
brytyjski
The Beatles were a British group.
Start British
n
Brytyjczyk / Brytyjka
a group of people coming from The The British drink a lot of tea. United Kingdom a boy or man who has the same parents as you to make a house I have an older brother.
Start brother
n
brat
16 build a house
zbudować dom
It's cheaper to build a house than to buy one, but it's a lot of work.
15 burn
v
płonąć, palić się
to destroy something with fire, or to I burnt all his letters. be destroyed by fire to use energy when you do an activity Swimming helps you burn a lot of calories.
4
burn calories
spalać (o kaloriach)
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business person
n
przedsiębiorca, człowiek a person who works in business, interesu usually with an important job in a company kupić
The hotel is mainly used by business people.
3
buy
v
to get something by paying money I went to the shop to buy some for it milk. a small restaurant where you can buy drinks and small meals to telephone someone Let’s meet in the café.
Start café
n
kawiarnia
6
call
v
dzwonić
He called me every night while he was away. She has a very calm manner.
15 calm 4 calorie
adj n
spokojny kaloria
relaxed and not worried or angry
a unit for measuring the amount of I try to eat no more than 2000 energy food provides calories a day. when you stay in a tent for a holiday an area where people can stay in tents for a holiday a country in North America We're going camping in France this summer. We stayed on a really nice campsite. Toronto is the biggest city in Canada.
10 camping
n
kamping
10 campsite
n
pole namiotowe
Start Canada
n
Kanada
Start Canadian
adj
kanadyjski
coming from or relating to Canada We flew over the Canadian mountains.
Start Canadian
n
Kanadyjczyk / Kanadyjka someone who comes from Canada We get a lot of Canadians visiting in the Summer. barka a thin boat which is used for travelling on canals Some people live in canal boats, because it's cheaper than buying a house. We are going canoeing in Scotland this summer. I can’t stand his mother. She goes to work by car.
10 canal boat
n
10 canoeing
n
kajakarstwo
the activity of travelling in a canoe
15 can't stand Start car
v n
nie móc znieść samochód
to hate something or someone a vehicle with an engine and four wheels
1
care
v
dbać, opiekować się, troszczyć się
to think that something is important He cares about the environment. and to feel interested in it
12 carefully
adv
starannie, ostrożnie
with a lot of attention so that you do not make a mistake a long, thin orange vegetable that grows in the ground to do something nice because it is a special day, or because something good has happened
She drives very carefully.
4
carrot
n
marchewka
My horse likes eating carrots.
13 celebrate
v
obchodzić, celebrować
I think we should celebrate the end of the exams.
4
cereal
n
płatki zbożowe (na śniadanie), produkty zbożowe, zboże krzesło
a food that is made from grain and I don’t like breakfast cereals. eaten with milk, especially in the morning a seat for one person, with a back and usually four legs to become different, or to make someone or something become different Here, take a chair.
Start chair
n
8
change
v
zmienić, zmieniać
She’s changed a lot in the last few years.
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n
dobroczynność, cele dobroczynne
an organisation that gives money, He gives a lot of money to food, or help to people who need it charity.
3
Check it out!
Sprawdź(cie) to!
used when you have seen something interesting that you think someone else should look at too happy
There's a new disco in the centre of town. Let's check it out!
14 cheerful
adj
radosny
He seemed more cheerful yesterday. a chicken sandwich My dad has some chickens on his farm.
4 4
chicken chicken
adj n
kurczak kurczak
the meat of a chicken a bird kept on a farm for its meat and eggs
Start child
n
dziecko
a young person who is not an adult an eight-year-old child
Start children Start China
n n
dzieci Chiny
plural of child a country in Asia
Do you have any children? More than 1,000,000,000 people live in China. It’s a Chinese dog.
Start Chinese
adj
chiński, Chińczyk / Chinka chiński, Chińczyk / Chinka wybrać, wybierać
coming from or relating to China
Start Chinese
n
a group of people from China
The Chinese work very hard.
2
choose
v
to decide which thing you want
Have you chosen what you’re going to eat? Do you want to come to the cinema tonight? I spent the morning cleaning the house. The cat climbed down the tree.
Start cinema
n
kino
a building where you go to watch films to get the dirt off something
3
clean
v
sprzątać
5
climb down
v
tu: zejść ( z drzewa)
to go down something
5
climb up
v
tu: wspiąć się, wejść (na to go up something drzewo) wspinacz
The cat climbed up the tree.
12 climber
n
someone who climbs mountains or In 1952, the first climber got to the top of Everest. rocks as a sport if you close something, you make it Could you close the window? move so that it is not open
Start close
v
zamknąć, zamykać
Start clothes shop
n
sklep odzieżowy
a shop where you can buy clothes Benetton is my favourite clothes shop. when it is cloudy, there are clouds in the sky a comfortable bus used to take groups of people on long journeys It's a cloudy day – I can't see the sun. We went on a coach trip.
12 cloudy
adj
(po)chmurny
10 coach
n
autokar
10 coast
n
wybrzeże
the land next to the sea
The island lies off the North African coast. The roof collapsed under the weight of snow.
15 collapse
v
zawalić się
to fall down
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16 collect
v
kolekcjonować, zbierać
to get and keep one type of things as a hobby
She collects dolls.
16 collection
n
kolekcja
a group of objects of the same type A private art collection. that have been collected by one person or in one place to fall to the ground A lot of trees came down in the storm. He can't communicate with his parents. He works for a software company. Lots of people have complained about the noise.
5
come down
v
zejść
9
communicate
v
porozumiewać się
to tell people about something so that they understand you an organisation which sells goods or services to say that something is wrong or that you are angry about something
5
company
n
towarzystwo
16 complain
v
narzekać
1
computer
n
komputer
an electronic machine that can We've put all our records on store and arrange large amounts of computer. information someone whose job is writing computer programmes Bill Gates was a computer programmer – now he's a businessman. wildlife conservation
7
computer programmer n
programista komputerowy
3
conservation
n
ochrona np. przyrody, zasobów naturalnych konkurs
the protection of nature
8
contest
n
a competition
Pop Idol is my favourite contest on television. a game show contestant
8
contestant
n
uczestnik / uczestniczka someone who competes in a konkursu contest kontynuować, robić coś dalej to start doing or saying something again, after stopping for a while
8
continue
v
We'll have to continue this discussion tomorrow.
8
conversation
n
rozmowa
a talk between two or more people a telephone conversation
2
cook
v
gotować
to prepare food and usually heat it Who's cooking dinner tonight?
Start cooker
n
kuchenka
a piece of equipment used to cook an electric cooker food a word used by teenagers to say something is very good a line of hard rocks which you find in warm sea water without mistakes "Look at my new car!" "Cool!" There are coral reefs in the sea off Belize and Australia. Check that you have the correct information. She did a ten-week course in computing.
9
cool!
Bomba! Super!
3
coral reef
n
rafa koralowa
9
correct
adj
poprawny
9
course
n
kurs
a set of lessons about a particular subject
16 cow
n
krowa
a large farm animal kept for milk or There are lots of cows on my meat dad's farm. if a vehicle crashes, it hits something by accident The car skidded and crashed into a tree.
11 crash
v
rozbić się, zderzyć się
6
cream cake
n
kremówka
a cake, usually for one person, with You eat too many cream cakes. cream in it You'll get fat!
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8
create
v
(s)tworzyć
to make something happen or exist The project will create more than 500 jobs. to say that someone or something is bad He criticised the film for being too violent.
8
criticise
v
krytykować
Start cry
v
płakać
if you cry, water comes out of your I could see that she'd been eyes, usually because you are sad crying.
Start cupboard
n
szafka kuchenna
a piece of furniture with a door on the front which you use for putting things in a type of food from India, made of vegetables or meat cooked with hot spices something that a particular group of people often do
I put the plates back in the cupboard.
4
curry
n
curry (przyprawa)
Chicken curry is my favourite food.
14 custom
n
zwyczaj
It’s the custom for the couple who are getting married not to see each other the night before the wedding. They’ve cut down all those trees.
5
cut down
v
wyciąć
to cut something near the bottom so that it falls to the ground
6
cycling
n
kolarstwo
riding on a bicycle
I do a lot of cycling in my spare time. I love dancing.
1
dance
v
tańczyć
to move your feet and body to music something or someone that may hurt you if someone or something is dangerous, they could hurt you a period of 24 hours
15 danger
n
niebezpieczeństwo
Icy roads are a danger to drivers. a dangerous chemical
Start dangerous
adj
niebiezpieczny
Start day
n
dzień
I'm working only 4 days this week. I’m seeing him the day after tomorrow. I was just daydreaming about all the things I’d do with the money.
10 day after tomorrow
n
pojutrze
the day that will come after tomorrow to have nice thoughts about something you would like to happen the end of life
8
daydream
v
marzyć, śnić na jawie
16 death
n
śmierć
Do you believe in life after death? Her birthday is in December.
Start December 5 decide
n v
grudzień decydować
the twelfth month of the year
to choose something after thinking I’ve decided not to go. about several possibilities
7
dentist
n
dentysta
someone who repairs teeth
I've made an appointment with the dentist. You need a lot of determination to succeed. He's determined to win this match.
12 determination
n
determinacja
when someone keeps trying to do something that is difficult wanting to do something very much, and not letting anyone stop you to stop living
7
determined
adj
zdeterminowany
3
die
v
umrzeć
She died when she was 98.
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Start disco
n
dyskoteka
a place or event where people dance to pop music to be the first person to find something important
Are you coming to the disco tonight? Joseph Lister discovered antiseptic.
5
discover
v
odkry(wa)ć
Start dish
n
potrawa, danie
food that is prepared in a particular They do a lot of vegetarian way as part of a meal dishes. not honest I don’t think he was being dishonest with me. The competition was completely disorganised. Who’s going to do the cooking on holiday? I have to go to the doctor's for a check-up. I did a paper round when I was at school. She studied English and drama at college. It was dreadful news. I dreamt last night that Peter came to see me.
14 dishonest
adj
nieuczciwy
14 disorganised
adj
niezorganizowany
not planned or organised well
3
do the cooking
gotować
to cook
7
doctor
n
doktor, lekarz
a person whose job is to treat people who are ill or hurt to take newspapers to a lot of houses plays and acting
7
doing a paper round
rozwozić / roznosić gazety n kurs dramy, kółko dramatyczne okropny, straszny sen, marzenie
2
Drama
14 dreadful 5 dream
adj v
very bad to imagine things happening while you are sleeping
8
dream
n
śnić
things that you imagine happening I had a horrible dream last night; while you are sleeping; something It was his dream to become an that you want to happen although it actor. is not likely
Start dress
n
sukienka
a piece of clothing for women or girls which covers the top of the body and hangs down over the legs to make a car, bus, or train move, and control what it does to let something you are carrying fall to the ground boring not difficult to put food into your mouth and then swallow it
She was wearing a short, black dress.
1
drive
v
prowadzić
She's learning to drive.
15 drop
v
tu: opuścić
She tripped and dropped the plate. I found the film very dull. I found the exam very easy. Who ate all the cake?
14 dull 6 2 easy eat
adj adj v
nudny łatwy jeść
7
engineer
n
inżynier
someone whose job is to design, He’s a mechanical engineer. build, or repair machines, engines, roads, bridges, etc if you enjoy something, it gives you I really enjoyed the film. pleasure a group which tries to protect nature the things that are used for a particular activity Greenpeace is a famous environmental organisation. kitchen/office equipment
1
enjoy
v
radować się, czerpać z czegoś radość organizacja zajmująca się ochroną środowiska wyposażenie
5
environmental organisation equipment
n
6
n
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16 escape
v
ucieczka
to leave a place where you do not want to be each
The two killers escaped from prison last night. I think about him every day.
3 2
every exam n
każdy, każdego egzamin
a test of how much you know about I have an English exam something or how good you are at tomorrow. something very good That was an excellent meal.
6 6
excellent excited
adj adj
wspaniały przejęty, podekscytowany ekscytujący
feeling very happy and enthusiastic I was so excited to see him.
15 exciting
adj
making you feel very happy and enthusiastic activity that you do to make your body strong and healthy; a piece of written work that helps you learn something costing a lot of money
It was a really exciting game.
4
exercise
n
ćwiczyć
Swimming is my favourite form of exercise; For your homework, please do exercise 3 on page 24. She wears very expensive clothes. Both children have fair hair. She fell off her bike.
Start expensive
adj
drogi
Start fair hair 13 fall off
adj v
jasne włosy spaść
hair that is light in colour to suddenly go down and hit the ground known by many people
7
famous
adj n
sławny wielbiciel, kibic
She’s a famous actress.
16 fan
someone who likes and supports a You’re a football fan, aren’t you, famous person, sport, type of Gav? music, etc an area of land with buildings that is used for growing crops and keeping animals as a business Alan has a pig farm.
10 farm
n
farma
5
farmer
n
farmer, rolnik
someone who owns or looks after a farm
My dad is a farmer. He's got 500 cows and lots of chickens.
12 fast
adj
szybko
moving, happening, or doing something quickly your male parent
He likes fast cars.
Start father
n
ojciec
My father lived until he was 90.
Start favourite
adj
ulubiony
your favourite person or thing is the What's your favourite band? one that you like best the second month of the year to have an emotion or a physical feeling a boat that regularly carries passengers and vehicles across the water a story shown in moving pictures, shown at the cinema or on television a famous cinema actor or actress We’re going away in February. I felt so sad.
Start February 15 feel
n v
luty czuć
10 ferry
n
prom
a car/passenger ferry
Start film
n
film
Titanic was one of the most popular Hollywood films ever made. Who is your favourite film star?
7
film star
n
gwiazda filmowa
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final
adj
finał
last in a series or coming at the end of something
This is my final exam.
2
find
v
znaleźć
to discover something or someone I can't find my glasses and I've that you have been searching for looked everywhere.
Start fine
adj
świetny, dobry
well, healthy, or happy
"How are you?" "I'm fine thanks. And you?"
16 fingernail
n
paznokieć (u ręki)
the hard, thin part on the top of the Maria always paints her end of your finger fingernails red to complete something When I finish my homework, can I watch TV?
2
finish
v
skończyć, zakończyć
5
firefighter
n
strażak
someone whose job is to stop fires I'd like to be a firefighter. It burning would be a very exciting job. a small object that explodes and causes bright colours in the sky and loud noises an animal that lives only in water and swims a popular, usually cheap, meal in Britain consisting of fried fish and fried potatoes healthy, especially because you exercise regularly We watched an amazing firework display.
13 fireworks
n
sztuczne ognie
3
fish
n
ryba, ryby
Are there any fish in the pond?
4
fish and chips
n
ryba z frytkami
I eat fish and chips every Friday.
4
fit
adj
sprawny
He's very fit for his age.
Start flat
n
mieszkanie
a set of rooms to live in, with all the They live in a large block of flats. rooms on one level of a building
7
flight attendant
n
steward / esa
someone whose job is to look after I asked the flight attendant for a passengers on an aircraft drink of orange juice. to stay in the air, or move gently through the air to travel through the air in an aircraft with fog to move behind someone or something and go where they go a large area of trees growing closely together to not remember a type of car racing A balloon floated across the sky.
11 float
v
unosić się (na powierzchni) latać
1
fly
v
I'm flying to Delhi tomorrow.
12 foggy 3 follow
adj v
mglisty, zamglony tu: iść za kimś
a foggy day She followed me into the kitchen. a pine forest
5
forest
n
las
6 1
forget Formula 1
v n
zapomnieć, zapominać Formuła 1 (wyścigi samochodowe) ciastko z wróżbą
I forgot to call him. Michael Schumacher is a famous Formula 1 driver. My fortune cookie says I'm going to be rich and famous.
11 fortune cookie
n
a biscuit containing a message about your future, usually eaten after a Chinese meal a country in Europe
Start France 2 free time
n n
Francja czas wolny
Paris is the capital of France
time when you are not working and When I’ve finished my exams I’ll can do what you like have more free time. coming from or relating to France She speaks with a French accent.
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Start French
adj
francuski
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Start French &2 Start Friday
n
Francuz / Francuzka
people from France
The French make a lot of cheese.
n
piątek
the day of the week after Thursday She’s leaving on Friday. and before Saturday a large container that uses electricity to keep food cold cooked in hot oil or fat someone who you know well and like behaving in a pleasant, kind way towards someone when two people are friends Could you put the milk back in the fridge? a fried egg Sarah's my best friend.
Start fridge
n
lodówka
4
fried
adj n
smażony przyjaciel, przyjaciółka
Start friend
9
friendly
adj
przyjazny, przyjacielski
She was very friendly.
6
friendship
n
przyjaźń
They have a very close friendship. It frightens me when he drives so fast. She’s frightened of spiders. It was a very frightening film. Lots of big frogs live in the Amazon in Brazil.
15 frighten
v
przestraszyć
to make someone afraid or nervous afraid or nervous making you feel afraid or nervous a small, green animal with long back legs for jumping that lives in or near water a drink made from fruit
15 frightened 15 frightening 16 frog
adj adj n
przestraszony przerażający żaba
4
fruit juice
n
sok owocowy
Fruit juice is a very healthy drink.
Start funny & 14 9 further
adj
śmieszny, zabawny
making you smile or laugh
He told me a really funny story.
adj
dalszy
the comparative of far
Manchester is further from London than Cambridge. In the year 3000, people will live in other galaxies.
11 galaxy
n
galaktyka
a very large group of stars held together in the universe
2
Geography
n
geografia
the study of all the countries of the In Geography this week, we world, and of the surface of the learned about Global Warming. Earth, such as the mountains and seas coming from or relating to Germany someone from Germany It’s German wine.
Start German
adj
niemiecki
Start German
n
Niemiec / Niemka
We get a lot of Germans visiting in the summer. Berlin is the biggest city in Germany. A bridge is useful if you want to get across a river.
Start Germany
n
Niemcy
a country in Europe
13 get across
v
tu: przejść, przekroczyć, to move from one side of przedostać się something to the other side
2
get dressed
v
ubrać się
to put clothes on your body
I was just getting dressed when the phone rang. They must have got in through the bathroom window.
5
get in
v
wejść
to enter somewhere, especially a building or car
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get in touch with
v
skontaktować się z
to speak or write to someone, I must get in touch with Michael especially when you have not and arrange to see him. spoken or written to them for a long time to start to be someone’s wife or husband to move out of something, especially a vehicle to move out of your bed in the morning the spirit of a dead person which appears to people who are alive We got married last year.
11 get married
v
pobrać się
5
get out
v
wyjść
I'll get out when you stop at the traffic lights. I got up at 7.30 this morning.
1
get up
v
wstać
16 ghost
n
duch
Do you believe in ghosts?
12 give up
v
zrezygnować, zaniechać to stop trying to do something
Don’t give up playing the guitar – you’re getting better.
13 give up smoking
rzucić
to stop doing or having something, I’ve given up smoking. often so that you will become healthier if a bomb or gun or a firework goes A bomb had gone off in the off, it explodes or fires marketplace.
13 go off
v
tu: wystrzelić (o fajerwerkach), wyjść gdzieś (o rodzicach) kontynuować, trwać do ... chodzić z kimś
12 go on
v
to continue
You can’t go on working this hard. "Will you go out with me?" "No, you're too ugly!"
6
go out with
v
if someone is going out with someone else, that person is their boyfriend or girlfriend to move through water by using your arms and legs to get into a bed so that you can sleep to begin to sleep
2
go swimming
(iść) popływać
She goes swimming at the local pool. I usually go to bed around midnight. Babies often go to sleep after a feed. I want to go to university after school. Something's gone wrong with my computer.
2
go to bed
iść spać
8
go to sleep
iść spać
3
go to university
iść na uniwersytet, studiować źle się potoczyć
to study at a university
12 go wrong
to develop problems
6
gold medal
n
złoty medal
a small, round piece of metal given She won an Olympic gold to someone who has won a medal. competition if someone is good-looking, they have an attractive face a big, black, hairy animal, like a large monkey She’s a good-looking woman.
9
good-looking
adj
ładny
15 gorilla
n
goryl
I don't think gorillas should live in the Zoo – they should be free!
12 gradually
adv
stopniowo
slowly over a period of time
Gradually he began to get better. My grandfather was born in 1920.
Start grandfather
n
dziadek
the father of your mother or father
Start grandmother
n
babcia
the mother of your mother or father My grandmother lets me play computer games all day – she's great!
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4
grapes
n
winogrona
small, round, green or black fruit that grow in large groups
Grapes are my favourite fruit.
4
grilled
adj
grillowane
cooked by being placed under heat grilled vegetables
9
Groovy!
Kapitalne!
a word used by teenagers in the 1960s to say something was very good a number of people or things that are together; a few people who sing or play music together
Hey, look at your jeans – groovy!
8
group
n
grupa
She went camping with a small group of friends; a pop group.
9
guess
v
zgadywać
to give an answer or opinion about Can you guess how old he is? something when you do not know for sure a musical instrument with strings that you play by pulling the strings with your fingers a weapon that you fire bullets out of a man a round, flat piece of meat which you eat between round pieces of bread a handsome man is attractive an electric guitar
1
guitar
n
gitara
15 gun
n
broń, pistolet
The back robber took a gun out of his bag. What a nice guy! a hamburger and fries
1 4
guy hamburger
n n
facet hamburger
9
handsome
adj
przystojny
He was tall, dark and handsome.
12 hard
adj
tu: ciężko
with a lot of effort
She worked very hard but she wasn't quite good enough. It’s hard work studying for a degree. The trip cost so much it left me with hardly any money for presents. We hardly ever go out these days. He's always been hard-working.
3
hard work
n
ciężka praca
work that is difficult to do
7
hardly any
tu: żadne
very little or few
2
hardly ever
rzadko kiedy
almost never
7
hard-working
adj
ciężko pracujący, zapracowany nienawidzić
always working with a lot of effort
1
hate
v
to dislike someone or something very much to wash your body while you are standing under running water
They've hated each other since they were kids. I have a shower after breakfast.
13 have a shower
brać prysznic
6
have an argument
(po)kłócić się
if two or more people have an I heard my neighbours having an argument, they shout at each other argument last night. or talk angrily to have sons or daughters to have something They don’t have any children. They’ve got three children.
11 have children Start have got 7 have something in common have to v
mieć dzieci mieć mieć coś wspólnego
to have or do something that is the We both like reading so at least same as someone else we have that in common. if you have to do something, you need to do it or someone makes you do it I have to go to the doctor’s this afternoon.
7
musieć
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16 head
n
głowa
the part of your body above your neck which contains your brain, eyes, ears, mouth, etc. the person who controls a school
He fell and hit his head on the table.
2
headteacher
n
dyrektor/ka szkoły
Our headteacher is horrible!
4
healthy
adj adv
zdrowy tu: gęsto, obficie (o śniegu) ciężki helikopter
good for your health when it snows a lot, it snows heavily weighing a lot an aircraft which flies using long, thin parts on top of it that turn round and round very fast to make it easier for someone to do something
She has a very healthy diet. It snowed very heavily last night – 2 metres of snow! Those look like heavy bags. When I'm rich, I'm going to travel everywhere by helicopter.
12 heavily
Start heavy 1 helicopter
adj n
2
help
v
pomóc, pomagać
Thank you for helping me.
5
hero
n
bohater
someone who does something He’s a sporting hero of mine. brave or good which makes people admire them the activity of going on long walks in the countryside A word used by teenagers in the 1950s to say something was very good to pay money so that you can use something for a short time the study of things that happened in the past to touch something quickly and with force They often go hiking at the weekend. Hey, pink trousers – hip!
10 hiking
n
(piesza) wędrówka
9
Hip!
Ekstra!
10 hire
v
wynająć, wypożyczyć
They hired a car for a few weeks. He’s studying history at college.
2
History
n
historia
12 hit
v
uderzyć
She hit him on the head with her tennis racket.
16 hit
n
uderzenie
a very successful song, film, book, The film Titanic was a big hit. etc work which teachers give students Have you done your homework to do at home yet? sincere and telling the truth Be honest with me – do I look fat in this? I hope to see you in Paris. I go horse-riding most weekends.
2
homework
n
praca domowa
13 honest
adj
uczciwy
12 hope to 10 horse-riding
v n
mieć nadzieję jeździectwo
to want to do something the activity of sitting on a horse while it moves and controlling it
5
hospital
n
szpital
a place where people who are ill or He was in hospital for two hurt go to be treated by doctors weeks. and nurses very warm It's usually hot in Saudi Arabia.
12 hot
adj
gorący
Start house
n
dom, budynek mieszkalny barka lub łódź mieszkalna sprzątanie, prace domowe
a building where people live, usually one family or group a boat that people can live on
They have a big house in the country. I'd like to live in a houseboat.
10 houseboat
n
3
housework
n
the work that you do to keep your house clean
I can't stand doing housework.
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11 How embarrassing!
Jaki wstyd! Co za wstyd! something you say when someone You forgot his name in a has told you about something meeting? How embarrassing! which they did which made them feel ashamed Skąd mam wiedzieć? something you say when you do not know something “So where’s Jake gone?” “How should I know? He never tells me anything.” "The world is going to end tomorrow!" "I don't believe it!"
15 How should I know?
11 I don't believe it!
Nie wierzę!
said about something that is very surprising
12 ice
n
lód
water that has frozen and become Gerry slipped on the ice and solid broke his arm. a sweet food made from frozen milk or cream and sugar chocolate/vanilla ice cream
Start ice cream
n
lody
6
ice hockey
n
hokej na lodzie
a game played on ice in which two Ice hockey is a very dangerous teams try to hit a small hard object sport. into a goal using long sticks
Start I'd like… 8 idea n
Chciał(a)bym ... pomysł
used to ask for something a suggestion or plan
I’d like the tuna fish, please. "Why don't we ask Georgia?" "That's a good idea."
Start I'm fine, thanks.
Wszystko w porządku. Dziękuję.
said when someone asks “How are “Hi Joe, how are you?” you?” and you want to say that you “I’m fine, thanks. How are you?” are well the ability to create ideas or pictures in your mind to copy the way someone or something looks, speaks, or behaves someone who comes to live in a different country valuable, useful, or necessary The job needs someone with a little imagination. She’s really good at imitating people.
8
imagination
n
wyobraźnia
9
imitate
v
imitować, naśladować
12 immigrant
n
imigrant
America is a country of immigrants. My family is very important to me. There's milk in the fridge. It will be ready in three days’ time. It’s a vital piece of information. I am studying Information Technology, because I want to be a computer programmer. She’s a highly intelligent young woman. Sarah's only interested in boys and clothes.
9
important
adj
ważny
Start in 10 in three days' time
w za trzy dni
inside of a container or place during the next three days
3 2
information Information Technology
n n
informacja informatyka
facts about a situation or person the use of computers and other electronic equipment to send and store information able to learn and understand things easily liking something and wanting to give your attention to it
9
intelligent
adj
inteligentny
15 interested
adj
zainteresowany
14 interesting
adj
interesujący
keeping your attention and making I found the talk very interesting. you think a lot someone who designs and makes My uncle was a famous inventor new things – he made the world's first television.
8
inventor
n
wynalazca
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3
ironing
n
prasowanie
the activity of making clothes flat Laurie was doing the ironing. and smooth using an iron (=a piece of electrical equipment) an area of land that has water around it coming from or relating to Italy the Caribbean island of Grenada. Mozzarella is an Italian cheese.
10 island
n
wyspa
Start Italian
adj
włoski
Start Italian
n
Włoch / Włoszka
someone from Italy
We get a lot of Italians visiting in the summer. Italy is a beautiful country, but I don't like the food there. It’s nonsense – he would never have said that! a leather jacket We’re coming back in January.
Start Italy
n
Włochy
a country in Europe
11 It's nonsense
To nonsens. Absurd. Bzdura. n n żakiet styczeń
said when you hear or read something that is not true a short coat the first month of the year
Start jacket Start January
Start Japan
n
Japonia
a country consisting of a group of Lots of technology comes from islands near the east coast of Asia Japan.
Start Japanese Start Japanese
adj n
japoński Japończyk / Japonka
coming from or relating to Japan a group of people from Japan
It’s a Japanese car. The Japanese bow when they meet each other. a pair of jeans
Start jeans
n
dżinsy
trousers made from denim (=a strong, usually blue, material)
11 joke
n
żart
something which someone says to He told me a funny joke. make people laugh, usually a short story with a funny ending when you travel from one place to another a car/train journey
5
journey
n
podróż
8
judge
n
sędzia
someone who decides which the Olympic judges person or thing wins a competition
Start July
n
lipiec
the seventh month of the year
We’re going on holiday in July.
Start jump
v
skakać
to push your body up into the air using your feet and legs
I know you're not happy, but please don't jump off the bridge!
Start jumper
n
pulower
a warm piece of clothing which covers the top of your body and is pulled on over your head the sixth month of the year
a woolly jumper
Start June 10 kayak
n n
czerwiec kajak
She was born in June.
a light, narrow boat, usually for one "I like your canoe!" person, which you move using a "It's not a canoe, it's a kayak!" stick to not get angry or upset I tried to keep calm but it was hard. My Dad's very fat. He doesn't keep fit.
15 keep calm
v
zachować spokój
4
keep fit
v
utrzymywać kondycję
do exercises to make you stay strong and healthy
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12 keep going
v
kontynuować
to continue doing something
Even though you’re tired you have to keep going. I try to keep in touch with all my old school friends.
6
keep in touch with
v
utrzymywać kontakt, być to regularly speak or write to w kontakcie someone so that you stay friends
13 keep up
v
kontynuować
to continue
She was walking so fast I couldn't keep up with her.
5
kill
v
zabi(ja)ć
to cause someone or something to Sunday's bomb killed 19 people. die kind people do things to help others and show that they care about them to press your lips against another person's lips or skin to show love or affection to have information about something in your mind; to be familiar with a person, place, or thing because you have met them, been there or used it before Your mother was very kind to us.
14 kind
adj
umprzejmy
14 kiss
n
(po)całować
He kissed her cheek.
Start know
v
wiedzieć
"How old is she?" "I don't know."; I've known Tim since primary school.
1
land
v
(wy)lądować
when an aircraft lands, it arrives on We should land in Madrid at the ground after a journey 7am. a school where you can learn languages most recent I'm learning English at a language school in London. I saw him last night.
Start language school
n
szkoła językowa
6 2
last late adj
ostatni, zeszły późny
after the usual time or the time that I was late for work this morning. was arranged to smile and make a noise because you think something is funny someone whose job is to understand the law and deal with legal situations You never laugh at my jokes.
Start laugh
v
śmiać się
7
lawyer
n
prawnik
I want to see my lawyer before I say anything.
14 lazy
adj
leniwy
someone who is lazy does not like Get out of bed, you lazy thing! working or using any effort to get knowledge or skill in a new subject or activity the skin of animals that is used to make things such as shoes and bags to go away from a place or a situation a period of time when a teacher teaches people used in making suggestions I learned Russian at school.
1
learn
v
uczyć się
14 leather
adj
skóra
I’ve bought a leather jacket.
3
leave
v
zostawić, opuścić
I'm leaving work early this afternoon. The best way to improve your game is to take lessons. Look! There's Charlotte – let's follow her.
Start lesson
n
lekcja
3
Let's (follow her)
Chodźmy za nią.
Start letter
n
litera, list
a written message that you send to I got a letter from Paulo this someone, usually by post morning.
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Start library
n
biblioteka
a room or building that contains a lot of books that you can read or borrow to put something or someone in a higher position to enjoy something or think that someone or something is nice
I usually study in the library.
12 lift
v
podnieść
Could you help me lift this table, please? I liked her as soon as I met her.
1
like
v
lubić, podobać się
Start listen (to) &1 5 2 loads of … lonely
v
słuchać (kogoś, czegoś) to give attention to someone or something in order to hear them wielu, mnóstwo a lot of
What kind of music do you listen to? She’s got loads of clothes.
adj
samotny
sad because you are not with other She gets lonely now that the people kids have all left home. the sport of jumping as far as you can The world record for the long jump is almost 9 metres.
6
long jump
n
skok w dal
Start look at
v
patrzeć (na)
to turn your eyes to something or Look at me, Daddy! someone so that you can see them
1
look down at
v
tu: spoglądać z góry na, to use your eyes to see something She looked down at the city from oglądać z góry that is below you the top of the tower. wyglądać sprawdzić, sprawdzać to seem to be something to find information in a book or on the internet someone whose face and body is very like someone else making a lot of noise very attractive used when you are saying about something good that happened that prevented a problem having good things happen to you She always looks perfect. She looked the word up in her dictionary. a David Beckham look-alike
7 9
look perfect look up
v v
16 look-alike
n
sobowtór
12 loudly Start lovely 12 luckily
adv adj adv
głośno uroczy szczęśliwie
She talks very loudly. They have a lovely house. Luckily I had some money with me.
7
lucky
adj
szczęśliwy, mieć szczęście szalony
"I'm going on holiday." "Lucky you!" You're mad to walk home alone at night. I made a mistake and put an extra zero in the figure. I don't have many clothes. My birthday is in March. Will you marry me?
16 mad
adj
crazy
9
make mistakes
v
robić błędy
to do things that are not right and that cause problems a lot of the third month of the year to start to be someone’s husband or wife the study or science of numbers and shapes the fifth month of the year the food that you eat at one time
4
many n v
dużo, wiele marzec pobrać się, wyjść za mąż/ożenić się matematyka
Start March 9 marry
2
Maths
n
I was never very good at maths.
Start May 4 9 meal mean
n n v
maj posiłek
He died in May. We had a four-course meal in the hotel. What does 'perpendicular' mean?
znaczyć, mieć znaczenie to have a particular meaning
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4
meat
n
mięso
soft parts of animals, used as food I don't eat meat.
5
medal
n
medal
a metal circle given as a prize in a competition or given to someone who has been very brave
She got a bronze medal in the swimming.
16 middle-aged
adj
w średnim wieku
in the middle of your life before you A middle-aged couple walked in. are old It might be finished by Thursday.
15 might
v
mógłbym, mogłabym itp., used to talk about what will być może possibly happen mleko
4
milk
v
a white liquid produced by female a carton of milk animals, such as cows, for feeding their babies water which is taken from the ground and contains chemicals that are good for your health unhappy someone whose job is to wear clothes in fashion shows and be photographed for magazines the day of the week after Sunday and before Tuesday fizzy/sparkling mineral water
4
mineral water
n
woda mineralna
14 miserable 7 model
adj n
nieszczęśliwy, ponury, zbolały model / ka
I woke up feeling miserable. a fashion model
Start Monday
n
poniedziałek
I’m seeing her on Monday.
3
money
n
pieniądze
the coins or banknotes (=pieces of How much money have you got? paper with values) that are used to buy things one of the twelve periods of time that a year is divided into approximately four weeks the month that follows the next month – for example, if is now January, the month after next is March your female parent the first language that you learn when you are a child He’s starting his new job next month.
Start month
n
miesiąc
10 month after next
w kolejnym miesiącu
It's January now, so the month after next is March.
Start mother 9 mother tongue
n n
matka język ojczysty
a single mother Her mother tongue is English.
10 mountain bike
n
rower górski
a bicycle with thick tyres and lots of My parents are going to buy me gears (=things that help you to go a mountain bike for my birthday. faster or slower) someone who climbs mountains Edmund Hilary was the first mountain climber to get to the top of Everest, in 1952.
15 mountain climber
n
człowiek uprawiający wspinaczkę górską
16 mouse
n
mysz
a small animal with fur and a long, I've got a dog, but my friend thin tail Mark has a mouse. often or a lot She doesn’t help me very much.
4
much
dużo, wiele
Start museum
n
muzeum
a building where you can look at important objects connected with art, history, or science a small, brown plant with a round top, some types of which can be eaten as a vegetable
a museum of modern art
4
mushroom
n
grzyb
pasta with wild mushrooms
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Start music shop
n
sklep muzyczny
a shop that sells CDs or a shop that sells musical instruments
I bought my guitar in a music shop in New York.
13 must
v
musieć
used to say that it is necessary that The meat must be cooked something happens before you eat it. used when introducing yourself to someone else all the plants, creatures, etc. that exist in the world, which are not made by people not far away in distance or time a word used by teenagers in the 1970s to say something was very good needed in order to achieve something Hi! My name's Andrew. Nice to meet you! the laws of nature
Start My name’s …
Mam na imię ... / Nazywam się ... natura, przyroda
10 nature
Start near 9 Neat!
adj
przy, obok, blisko Świetne!
The school's very near here. You’re going to drive us there? – Neat!
7
necessary
adj
konieczny, niezbędny
Is it really necessary to give so much detail?
16 neighbour
n
sąsiad / ka
someone who lives very near you, Our next-door neighbours are especially in the next house always having parties.
14 nervous
adj
nerwowy
worried and anxious
I was so nervous in my interview. "Have you ever been to Australia?" "No, never." I need some new shoes; Their house is quite new.
2
never
nigdy
not ever
Start new
adj
nowy
different from before; recently made
13 New Year’s Eve/Day
Sylwester
31st December, the last day of the He’s having a New Year’s Eve year party. coming after this one We’re going on holiday next week. I was sitting next to Phillip. It’s a really nice town; He seems like a nice guy. "Hi Fred, I'm Andrew." "Nice to meet you!"
3
next
następny
Start next to 9 nice adj
obok miły
beside pleasant; kind and friendly
Start Nice to meet you.
Miło mi (Pana / Panią / cię) poznać. Nie ma sprawy.
said when you meet someone for the first time
15 No big deal.
said to mean that something is not "Sorry I can't come to the a problem cinema with you tonight." "Don't worry, it's no big deal"
15 No way!
Nie ma mowy!
certainly not
"Would you invite him to a party?" "No way!"
11 nonsense
n
nonsens, bzdura
something that someone has said or written that is silly and not true
She talks such nonsense sometimes.
9 5
normal North Pole
adj n
normalny Biegun Północny
usual and ordinary the point on the Earth’s surface which is furthest north the eleventh month of the year
We lead a fairly normal life. One day I'm going to walk to the North Pole. She’s leaving in November.
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Start November
n
listopad
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3
now
teraz
at the present time; immediately
She's finished her degree and now she teaches English; Come on, Andreas, we're going home now. The nurse came to take my temperature. She’ll be eighteen in October. I often see her there.
7
nurse
n
pielęgniarz / pielęgniarka someone whose job is to care for people who are ill and hurt październik często stary the tenth month of the year many times
Start October 2 3 often old
n
having lived or existed for a long She’s an old woman now; How time; used to describe or ask about old are you? someone's age a set of international sports competitions that happen once every four years a food made with eggs that have been mixed and fried, often with other foods added on a surface of something riding a horse The next Olympic Games will be China.
6
Olympic Games
n
Olimpiada, Igrzyska Olimpijskie
4
omelette
n
omlet
a cheese omelette
Start on 10 on horseback
na na koniu, konno
She put the cake on the table. There were police on horseback there. I go round to see him once a week. One day, I came home to find my windows broken. I like onions in my salad.
2
once (a week)
raz (w tygodniu)
on one day of the week
5
one day
pewnego dnia
used to talk about something that happened in the past a round vegetable with layers that has a strong taste and smell
4
onion
n
cebula
Start open
v
otworzyć, otwierać
to put something in a position that is not closed a round, sweet fruit with a thick skin and a lot of juice to ask for food, goods, etc. not special or different in any way
Could you open the window, please? orange juice
Start orange
n
pomarańcza
4 7
order ordinary
v adj
zamawiać zwykły
I’ve just ordered the drinks. I was just wearing my ordinary clothes. She’s busy organising the wedding. My secretary is very organised.
3
organise
v
(z)organizować
to plan and arrange something
14 organised
adj
zorganizowany
planning things well
15 overturn
v
wywrócić się, przewrócić if something overturns or if you się overturn something, it turns over onto its top or onto its side z nadwagą too fat
She overturned her car in the accident.
4
overweight
adj
He's still a few pounds overweight. I learned to paint in Italy.
Start paint
v
malować
to produce a picture of something or someone using paint
8
painter
n
malarz
someone who paints pictures
Picasso wasn't a bad painter.
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12 painting
n
obraz, malowidło
a picture that someone has painted I’ve put a couple of paintings up in the bedroom. thin, flat material used for writing on, etc. Could I have a piece of paper?
8
paper
n
papier
15 parachute jumper
n
skoczek spadachronowy A person who jumps put of a plane, I’d hate to jump out of a plane – with a piece of cloth that fills with what if my parachute didn’t air attached to him/her to help open? him/her fall more slowly rodzic park your mother or father a large area of grass, often in a town, where people can walk and enjoy themselves a tropical bird with colourful feathers traditional food from Italy made from flour and water that gets soft when you cook it in water Her parents live in Oxford. We went for a walk in the park.
Start parent Start park
n n
16 parrot
n
papuga
My parrot can talk.
4
pasta
n
makaron
Spaghetti's my favourite pasta.
9
penfriend
n
przyjaciel / przyjaciółka korespondencyjny / a
a person that you often write to and I've got a penfriend in Scotland, get letters from, often someone called James. who you have not met exactly right for someone or something to use the phone to speak to someone the activity or job of taking photographs classes at school where children do exercise and play sport You'd be perfect for the job.
7
perfect
adj
doskonały
5
phone
v
telefonować
I tried to phone her last night, but she was out. She studied photography at college. Physical Education is my favourite subject at school, especially when we play football.
2
photography
n
fotografia
2
Physical Education
n
wychowanie fizyczne
2
Physics
n
fizyka
the scientific study of natural forces, such as energy, heat and light to lift someone or something by using your hands
Albert Einstein was good at Physics.
5
pick up
v
podnieść
The baby started to cry so she picked her up.
Start picture
n
obraz
a drawing, painting, or photograph She painted a picture. of something or someone
1
pilot
n
pilot
someone who flies an aircraft
Pilots have a great life. They travel a lot and have lots of money. Italians eat a lot of pizza.
Start pizza
n
pizza
a food made from a flat, round piece of bread covered with cheese, vegetables, etc and cooked
5
plan
n
plan
an arrangement for something that Have you got any holiday plans? you intend to do to think about and decide what you We're just planning our holidays. are going to do or how you are going to do something
5
plan
v
planować
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n
planeta
a large, round object in space that moves around the sun or another star when you play a sport or game, you take part in it
Jupiter is the largest planet of our solar system.
Start play
v
grać
You play tennis, don't you Sam?
1
play computer games
v
grać w gry komputerowe play games on a computer, / na komputerze Playstation etc
Henry loves his Playstation. He spends hours playing computer games. Julian spent his pocket money on ice cream and sweets. Poland is a big country next to Germany.
7
pocket money
n
kieszonkowe
an amount of money given regularly to a child by its parents a country in Europe
Start Poland
n
Polska
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polar bear
n
niedźwiedź polarny
a large, white bear that lives in the Polar bears look nice, but if you North Pole (=most northern part of get too close to one, it will eat the Earth) you! a man who is a member of the police (=organisation that makes people obey the law) coming from or relating to Poland There is a lot of crime, so we need more policemen.
Start policeman &7
n
policjant
Start Polish
adj
polski, Polak / Polka
We flew over the Polish mountains.
12 politics
n
polityka
ideas and activities relating to how Politics had never interested a country or area is governed him.
16 poor
adj
biedny
having too little money
Most of these people are very poor.
8
pop idol
n
idol muzyki pop
someone who is famous for Justin Timberlake is my favourite singing or playing the type of music pop idol at the moment. that young people like modern music which is liked by young people I love most pop music – especially Coldplay and Tatu.
1
pop music
n
muzyka pop
8
pop star
n
gwiazda muzyki pop
someone who is famous for I'm going to be a pop star one singing or playing the type of music day, just like my cousin, Jennifer that young people like Lopez. liked by many people "Jack" was the most popular boy's name in that year.
6
popular
adj
popularny
Start post office
n
poczta
a place where you can buy stamps I hate going to the post office to and send letters and parcels buy stamps.
10 postcard
n
pocztówka
a card with a picture on one side Send me a postcard from your that you send without an envelope holidays.
4
potato
n
ziemniak
a round vegetable which is white inside and grows in the ground
boiled/fried potatoes
6
pour
v
nalać, nalewać
to make a liquid flow from or into a I poured the milk into a jug. container to often repeat something in order to improve your ability How often do you practice the piano?
9
practise
v
ćwiczyć
Start prefer
v
woleć
to like someone or something more I prefer dogs to cats. than another person or thing
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present
n
prezent
something that you give to someone, usually for a special occasion
a birthday/wedding present
3
project
n
projekt
a piece of school work that We're doing a class project on involves detailed study of a subject the environment.
9
pronounce
v
wymawiać
to make the sound of a letter or word how words are pronounced
How do you pronounce his name? Mario's English pronunciation is excellent.
9
pronunciation
n
wymowa
3
protect
v
chronić
to keep someone or something It's important to protect your skin safe from something dangerous or from the sun. bad to remove teeth from the head The dentist is going to pull out 6 of my teeth tomorrow. She gave him a little push towards the door.
7
pull out (teeth)
v
wyr(y)wać zęby
6
push
v
pchać
when you move someone or something by pressing them with your hands or body to place someone or something that you are holding onto the floor or a table to get dressed
5
put down
v
odłożyć
She put her books down on the desk.
5
put on
v
włożyć
She got dressed so quickly that she put her jumper on the wrong way. Can you help me put this picture up? I joined the queue.
3
put up
v
tu: rozwieszać (lampki w to put a picture on a wall ogrodzie) kolejka a row of people waiting for something
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n
6
quick
adj
szybki
doing something fast or taking only I tried to catch him but he was a short time too quick for me. making little or no noise Can you be quiet, please? We're trying to work. "Don't worry," she said quietly.
2
quiet
adj
cichy
12 quietly
adv
cicho
making little or no noise
16 rabbit
n
królik
a small animal with fur and long ears that lives in a hole in the ground
I love rabbits. I want my parents to buy me one.
1
race
n
wyścig
a competition in which people run, a car race ride, drive, etc against each other in order to see who is the fastest
15 racing driver
n
kierowca rajdowy
someone who drives a car in a car Michael Schumacher is a great race racing driver, but I don't like him.
2
rain
v
padać (o deszczu)
if it rains, water falls from the sky in It rains a lot in Britain small drops water that falls from the sky in small drops to collect money from lots of people I got caught in the rain.
12 rain
n
deszcz
16 raise money
v
zgromadzic / zebrać pieniądze
We’re raising money for charity.
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12 reach
v
dotrzeć
to arrive somewhere
We won't reach Miami till five or six o'clock. What was the last book you read? Give me a call when you're ready. I didn’t recognise her with her new haircut.
Start read
v
czytać
to look at words and understand what they mean prepared for doing something
3
ready
adj
gotowy
15 recognise
v
rozpoznać
to know someone or something because you have seen them before to store sounds or pictures using electronic equipment so that you can listen to them or see them again the best, biggest, longest, tallest, etc to become happy and calm because nothing is worrying you feeling happy and calm because nothing is worrying you
13 record
v
zapisać
They’re recording a new album.
16 record
n
rekord
He broke the world record for long jump I find it difficult to relax.
11 relax
v
odpocząć, odprężyć się
14 relaxed
adj
rozluźniony
She seemed relaxed and in control of the situation.
3
remember
v
pamiętać
if you remember a fact or I can't remember his name. something from the past, you keep it in your mind to answer "I don't understand," she replied.
14 reply
v
odpowiedzieć
5
reporter
n
reporter
someone whose job is to discover My Dad is a reporter. He works information about news events and for the most important describe them on television, radio, newspaper in England. or in a newspaper
3
research
n
badanie, praca badawcza
when someone studies a subject in She’s doing research into detail in order to discover new language development. information a promise to yourself to do something My New Year's resolution is to do more exercise.
13 resolution
n
postanowienie
4
restaurant
n
restauracja
a place where you can buy and eat I know a nice little Italian a meal restaurant near there. small grains from a plant that are cooked and eaten having a lot of money People eat a lot of rice in China, Japan and India. She's the third richest woman in Britain. I ride my bike to work.
4
rice
n
ryż
7
rich
adj
bogaty
1
ride
v
jeździć konno
to travel by sitting on a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle and controlling it if something rings, it makes the sound of a bell a long area of water that flows across the land and into a sea, lake, or another river meat from a cow which is cooked in an oven
6
ring
v
dzwonić
The phone's ringing.
Start river
n
rzeka
the River Thames
4
roast beef
n
pieczeń wołowa
My family eat roast beef for lunch every Sunday.
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n
lina
very thick string made from twisted Charlotte climbed the tree using thread a rope. behaving in a way which is not polite and upsets other people a flat, straight stick which is used to measure things I hope you’re not rude to your teacher. My art teacher says "don't use a ruler for drawing pictures" .
14 rude
adj
niegrzeczny
Start ruler
n
linijka
Start run
v
biec, biegać
to move on your feet at a faster speed than walking a country in Europe
He can run very fast.
Start Russia
n
Rosja
Russia is the biggest country in the world. I collect Russian dolls.
Start Russian
adj
rosyjski
coming from or relating to Russia
Start Russian
n
Rosjanin / Rosjanka
someone from Russia
We get a lot of Russians visiting in the summer. I feel safe when I'm with you. They go sailing at the weekends.
6
safe
adj n
bezpieczny żeglarstwo
not in danger or likely to be hurt a sport using boats with sails
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4
salad
n
sałatka
a cold mixture of vegetables that have not been cooked a substance that is found on beaches which is made from very small grains of rock two slices of bread with meat, cheese, etc between them the day of the week after Friday and before Sunday a hot or cold liquid that you put on food to add flavour to stop someone or something from being killed or destroyed
I made a big salad for lunch.
8
sand
n
piasek
a grain of sand
4
sandwich
n
kanapka
a cheese/tuna sandwich
Start Saturday
n
sobota
I’ll see her on Saturday.
4
sauce
n
sos
a tomato/cheese sauce
5
save
v
oszczędzać
He was badly injured, but the doctors saved his life.
7
save up
v
zaoszczędzić
to keep money so that you can buy I’m saving up for a car. something with it in the future
Start scarf
n
szalik
a piece of cloth that you wear around your neck, head, or shoulders a big room in a school where everyone can come together
I always wear a scarf in winter.
2
school hall
n
korytarz szkolny, hall
We have lunch in the school hall. Science is my favourite subject at school – I love doing experiments with chemicals.
Start science
n
nauka, przedmioty ścisłe the study and knowledge of the structure and behaviour of natural things in an organised way
3 4
sea seafood
n n
morze owoce morza
a large area of salt water animals from the sea that are eaten as food, especially animals that live in shells
I'd like to live by the sea. Last year we went to Spain on holiday, and ate a lot of seafood.
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secretary
n
sekretarz / sekretarka
someone who works in an office, typing letters, answering the telephone, and arranging meetings, etc to notice people and things with your eyes to appear to arrange for something to go somewhere, especially by post the ninth month of the year
I'd like to be a secretary, because I like talking on the phone.
2
see
v
widzieć
We saw some monkeys when we were on holiday. She seemed happy. I sent him a letter last week.
16 seem 6 send
v v
wydawać się wysłać, posłać
Start September
n
wrzesień
The new term starts in September. She shares a house with Louisa.
7
share
v
dzielić się (czymś z kimś), podzielać rekin Ona jest / musi być szalona!
to have or use something at the same time as someone else a large fish with very sharp teeth
15 shark 3 She must be crazy!
n
My friend Kevin was eaten by a shark last week! said about someone who has done "Anna is going out with Ronald." something very silly "She must be crazy! He's so boring!"
Start shirt
n
koszula
a piece of clothing worn on the top I like your new shirt David. It part of the body, fastened with looks good with those pink buttons down the front trousers! a strong covering for the foot, often a pair of shoes made of leather a shop where shoes are sold "Hey! Nice shoes! Where did you get them?" "In a shoe shop" a book shop
Start shoe
n
but
Start shoe shop
n
sklep z butami
Start shop
n
sklep
a building where you can buy things
3
shopping
n
zakupy
the things that you buy from a shop Can you help me unpack the or shops shopping? continuing for a small amount of time used to say or ask what is the correct or best thing to do to say something very loudly to express a feeling so that other people are able to notice it a piece of bathroom equipment that you stand under to wash your whole body It was only a short visit.
6
short
adj
krótki
14 should
v
powinno się
He should go to the doctor.
Start shout 15 show
v v
krzyczeć pokazać
"Look out!" she shouted. He hasn't shown any interest so far. He likes to sing in the shower.
Start shower
n
prysznic
1
Shut up!
Zamknij się!
said to rudely tell someone to stop Stop talking please.....please talking listen to me.....shut up! UFO sightings have been reported in the area.
16 sighting
n
widzenie, when you see something that is zaobserwowanie czegoś rare or unusual
10 sightseeing
n
zwiedzanie zabytków
the activity of visiting places which a sightseeing tour of London are interesting the same in some ways although not in all ways The two houses are remarkably similar.
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similar
adj
podobny
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7
singer
n
piosenkarz / piosenkarka someone who sings
a jazz singer
Start sink
n
zlew
a bowl that is fixed to the wall in a Can you do the washing up kitchen or bathroom that you wash that's in the sink. dishes or your hands, etc in
Start sister
n
siostra
a girl or woman who has the same I have an older sister. parents as you the set of things that are the economic/political situation happening at a particular time and place the activity of moving using a skateboard Skateboarding is cool. I go skateboarding in the park after school.
15 situation
n
sytuacja
6
skateboarding
n
jazda na deskorolce
6
skiing
n
jazda na nartach
the activity of moving over snow Have you ever been skiing? wearing skis (=long thin things that you attach to boots) a piece of women's clothing that hangs from the waist and has no legs I'm going to buy a new skirt this weekend because I'm going to a party on Saturday night.
Start skirt
n
spódnica
16 sky-diver
n
spadochroniarz
someone who jumps from an aircraft and falls for as long as possible before using a parachute (=piece of cloth that fills with air)
My brother's a sky-diver. He says it's great fun, but a bit dangerous.
1
sleep
v
spać
to be in the state of rest when your We had to sleep in the car that eyes are closed and your mind is night. not conscious at a slow speed Could you speak more slowly, please? They live in a small apartment near Times Square. She smiled at me.
12 slowly
adv
wolno
Start small
adj
mały
little in size or amount
Start smile
v
uśmiechnąć się
to make a happy expression in which the corners of your mouth curve up
4
snack
n
przekąska
a small amount of food that you eat Do you want a quick snack between meals before you go out? a long, thin creature with no legs that slides along the ground the activity of swimming while holding in your mouth a snorkel (=tube that helps you to breathe) when soft white pieces of frozen water fall from the sky when the weather is cold a sport in which you stand on a large board and move over snow There are lots of very dangerous snakes in Australia. They can kill you. I want to go snorkelling and see lots of fish swimming in the sea.
16 snake
n
wąż
10 snorkelling
n
nurkowanie
3
snow
v
padać (o śniegu)
It snowed a lot last Christmas.
6
snowboarding
n
snowboarding
I think snowboarding is more fun than skiing.
1
So what?
No i co z tego?
said when you think what someone “Ellie won’t like it.” has said is not important “So what? I’m not interested in what Ellie thinks.”
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Start socks
skarpety
things that you wear on your feet inside your shoes
"Why are you wearing green socks? They look stupid!" "They were a present from my Grandmother." Can I sit on your sofa?
Start sofa
n
sofa, kanapa
a large, comfortable seat for more than one person someone who sings on their own and not with a group used to refer to part of a larger amount or number of something and not all of it
8
solo singer
n
solista
She won the award for best female solo singer. In some cases it's possible to fix the problem right away.
4
some
jakieś, kilka
2
sometimes
adv
czasami, czasem
on some occasions but not always He does cook sometimes, but or often not very often. someone who writes songs I think Elton John is a great songwriter. chicken/tomato soup
8
songwriter
n
autor piosenek
4
soup
n
zupa
a hot, liquid food, made from vegetables, meat, or fish something which you buy or keep to remember a special event or holiday the area outside the Earth
10 souvenir
n
pamiątka
a souvenir shop
11 space
n
przestrzeń (kosmiczna)
They plan to send another satellite into space. My uncle Robert is an inventor. He's making a spaceship at the moment.
11 spaceship
n
statek kosmiczny
a vehicle which can travel outside the Earth and into space, especially one which is carrying people a country in Europe
Start Spain
n
Hiszpania
In Spain it's always hot in summer. They are Spanish olives.
Start Spanish
adj
hiszpański, Hiszpan / Hiszpanka mówić
coming from or relating to Spain
9
speak
v
to say something using your voice
She speaks very loudly.
2
spend (time)
v
spędzić / spędzać czas
to pass the time doing a particular thing
I love spending time with him.
1
sport
n
sport
a game or activity which people do winter sports to keep healthy or for enjoyment, often competing against each other
2
sports club
n
klub sportowy
a place where you can do different My Dad wants to keep fit, so types of sport he's joined a sports club. someone who does a lot of sports I'm good at football and athletics. I'd like to be a sports person.
7
sports person
n
sportowiec / sportsmenka
Start sports stadium
n
stadion sportowy
a big place where sports are Wembley was the biggest sports played and people can watch them stadium in England.
Start spring
n
wiosna
the season of the year between winter and summer when the weather starts to get warmer to move to a vertical position from sitting or lying down
Spring is my favourite season, because I love flowers.
12 stand up
v
wstać, podnieść się
I'm so tired, I can't stand up!
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start
v
(wy)startować, zacząć, rozpocząć
to begin doing something; to begin He started smoking when he to happen was eighteen; The programme starts at seven o'clock. a building where trains stop so that Dad met me at the station. you can get on or off them
Start station
n
stacja
2
stay
v
zostać, pozostać, to continue to be in a place, job, he weather was bad so we zatrzymać się na nocleg etc and not leave; to continue to be stayed at home; They stayed in a particular state friends for many years. tu: przekroczyć (rekord) one of the movements you make with your feet when you walk to continue doing or using something to not continue; to prevent something from happening or someone from doing something a road in a town or city that has houses or other buildings to become stronger or make something become stronger someone who is studying at a school or university She took a few steps forward and then started to speak. I’ll stick to orange juice as I’m driving. Stop laughing – it's not funny; If she wants to go to Australia, we can't stop her. We live on the same street.
6
step
v
13 stick to
v
trzymać się czegoś / kogoś zatrzymać (się), zakończyć, przestać
1
stop
v
Start street
n
ulica
12 strengthen
v
wzmocnić
I do exercises to strengthen my leg muscles. a law student
Start student
n
uczeń, student
1
study
v
studiować, uczyć się
to learn about a subject, usually at I studied biology before going school or university into medicine. an area of knowledge studied in school or university achieving what you want to achieve; having achieved a lot or made a lot of money through your work a very sweet substance used to give flavour to food and drinks the season between spring and autumn when the weather is warmest a place where some American teenagers go during their summer holidays to do activities Chemistry is my favourite subject. If the operation is successful, she should be walking within a few months; a successful businessman Do you have sugar in your coffee? We’re going away in the summer.
2
subject
v
przedmiot
7
successful
adj
udany, zakończony sukcesem / powodzeniem
4
sugar
n
cukier
Start summer
n
lato
10 summer camp
n
obóz letni
Next summer I'm going to a summer camp in France.
10 sunbathing
n
opalanie
when you lie in the sun, wearing My favourite holiday activity is few clothes so that your skin will go sunbathing on the beach. brown the day of the week after Saturday We’re going out on Sunday. and before Monday bright because of light from the sun It was a lovely sunny day.
Start Sunday
n
niedziela
12 sunny
adj
słoneczny
Start supermarket
n
supermarket
a large shop that sells food, drink, products for the home, etc certain
We buy all our food at the supermarket. I'm sure that he won't mind.
7
sure
adj n
pewny deska surfingowa
10 surfboard
a long piece of wood or plastic that I love surfing, but I need a new you use to ride on waves in the sea surfboard.
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surfing
n
surfing
the activity of riding on waves in I'd like to live in California, so I the sea using a surfboard (=special can go surfing every day. board) a small piece of sweet food, often made of sugar or chocolate to move through water by moving your body the activity of moving through water by moving your body an area of water that has been made for people to swim in coming from or relating to Switzerland a country in Europe You shouldn't eat so many sweets – they're bad for your teeth. I learnt to swim when I was about 5 years old. I go swimming every week at our local swimming pool. Our school's swimming pool is 50 metres long. It’s a Swiss watch.
4
sweet
n
cukierek
Start swim
v
pływać
1
swimming
n
pływanie
Start swimming pool
n
basen, pływalnia
Start Swiss
adj
szwajcarski, Szwajcar / Szwajcarka Szwajcaria
Start Switzerland
n
They make a lot of chocolate in Switzerland.
Start table
n
stół
a piece of furniture with four legs, We sat at the kitchen table; The used for eating off, putting things table below shows the results of on, etc; a set of numbers or words the experiment. written in rows that go across and down the page to take a picture with a camera to do something although something bad might happen because of it to remove something I took a photo of the kids. This time I'm not taking any risks – I'm going to get insured.
Start take a photo 16 take a risk
zrobić zdjęcie zaryzykować
6
take away
av
zabrać
Take away my food, please. I'm not hungry. We have to take 10 exams every year at my school. I hope this aeroplane takes off OK – the weather's really bad!
7
take exams
zdawać egzaminy
to do an exam
1
take off
v
zdjąć
if an aircraft takes off, it begins to fly
6
take out
v
wyjąć
if you take someone out to the My parents took me out for my cinema or a restaurant, you go with birthday. them and pay for it to start doing a particular job or activity a hot, ready-to-eat meal that you buy in a shop and then eat at home a natural ability to do something I’ve taken up swimming every morning. We phoned for a take-away curry.
13 take up
v
zacząć robić, uczyć się
4
take-away
n
jedzenie na wynos
7
talent
n
talent
She showed an early talent for drawing. There's going to be a talent show at my school next week. I'm going to sing All The Things You Said by Tatu. He’s a very talented young musician. Have you talked to her yet? Help! There's a tarantula in the bath!
8
talent show
n
rewia talentów
a programme in which people try to show how good they are at singing, dancing, etc. by competing against other people showing natural ability in a particular area to speak to someone a large, hairy spider that is often poisonous
9
talented
adj
utalentowany
1
talk to
v n
rozmawiać (z) tarantula
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tea
n
herbata
a hot drink that you make by pouring water onto dried leaves
The English drink tea with milk.
1
teach
v
uczyć, nauczać
to show or explain to someone how My dad taught me to drive. to do something someone whose job is to teach in a a history/science teacher school, college, etc a group of people who work a management team/a football together to do something or play a team sport together against another group of players someone who is between 13 and 19 years old The worst thing about being a teenager is all the exams we have to do. The telephone rang and she hurried to pick it up.
7
teacher
n
nauczyciel
6
team
n
zespół
6
teenager
n
nastolatek
Start telephone
n
telefon
a piece of equipment that is used to talk to someone who is in another place
3
television
n
telewizja
a piece of equipment in the shape Richard switched the television of a box, with a screen on the front, on. used for watching programmes
Start tell
v
powiedzieć, opowiedzieć to say something to someone, usually giving them information powiedzieć dowcip
He told me about his new school.
16 tell a joke
v
to tell someone a short story that is James is always telling terrible intended to make them laugh jokes – they just aren't funny!!
1
tennis
n
tenis
a sport in which two or four people Tennis is my favourite sport. I hit a small ball to each other over a think Andre Agassi is great, but net he's a bit old now. someone who plays tennis I think Serena Williams is the best tennis player in the world.
7
tennis player
n
tenisist(k)a
3
terrible
adj adj n
straszny przerażony test, klasówka, sprawdzian wiadomość tekstowa
very bad very frightened a set of questions to find out someone's knowledge or ability a written message, usually containing words with letters left out, sent from one mobile phone (=a telephone that you can carry with you) to another used to tell someone that you are grateful because they have given you something or done something for you said about something that is very surprising said when something is very strange
It was a terrible accident. I'm terrified of flying. a driving test
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text message
n
I send text messages to my friends when we're in class at school.
Start Thank you very much.
Bardzo dziękuję
"Here's £1,000." "Thank you very much!"
5
That's amazing.
To zadziwiające / nieprawdopodobne. To dziwne.
"My dog speaks French." "That's amazing!" "Laurie likes peas for breakfast." "That's weird!"
1
That's weird!
11 the best bit
n
najlepsza część, the most enjoyable part of najlepszy element, to, co something najlepsze
The best bit of the film was the ending.
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think
v
myśleć
to have an opinion about something or someone or to believe that something is true
Do you think it's going to rain?
3
this
ten, ta, to, tego
used to refer to the present period I’m meeting her this morning. of time or the one that comes next
2
three times (a week)
trzy razy w tygodniu
on three occasions during a period I have English lessons three of seven days times a week. to get rid of something that you do Now you’ve started your new not now need job, you can throw away all your school books. the day of the week after Wednesday and before Friday to make a place tidy He’s arriving on Thursday.
13 throw away
v
wyrzucić
Start Thursday
n
czwartek
3
tidy
v
posprzątać, uporządkować krawat
I’ll just tidy the kitchen.
2
tie
n
a long, thin piece of cloth that a If you work for a bank, you have man wears around his neck with a to wear a tie. shirt a large wild cat that has yellow fur with black lines on it a list of times when buses, trains, etc arrive and leave or a list of dates and times that shows when things will happen a piece of useful advice feeling that you want to rest or sleep making you feel tired bread that has been heated to make it brown I want a tiger, but parents say I can have a cat. a school timetable
16 tiger
n
tygrys
2
timetable
n
plan lekcji
14 tip 15 tired
n adj
tu: wskazówka zmęczony
gardening tips I'm too tired to go out tonight.
15 tiring 4 toast
adj n
męczący tost, grzanka
I’ve had a tiring day. a slice of toast
Start today
n
dziś
this day, or on this day; the period It's John's birthday today; More of time that is happening now or in young people smoke today than in the past. a bowl that you sit on or stand near Our toilet is green. when you get rid of waste substances from your body a soft, round, red fruit eaten in salad or as a vegetable the day after today I like eating pasta with tomatoes.
Start toilet
n
toaleta
4
tomato
n
pomidor
Start tomorrow & 10 14 touch v
jutro
It's my birthday tomorrow.
dotknąć, dotykać
to put your hand on something
You can look at them but please don't touch them. There are a lot of tourists in Cambridge. The train arrives at 2.45.
10 tourist
n
turysta
someone who visits a place for pleasure and does not live there a long, thin vehicle which travels along metal tracks and carries people or goods
Start train
n
pociąg
9
translate
v
tłumaczyć
to change written or spoken words We were asked to translate a list from one language to another of sentences.
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translation
n
tłumaczenie
something which has been translated from one language to another, or the process of translating to make a journey
I'm reading the Polish translation of Macbeth in school.
3
travel
v
podróżować
I spent a year travelling around Asia. There are a lot of trees in Canada.
5
tree
n
drzewo
a tall plant with a thick stem which has branches coming from it and leaves a small structure built in the branches of a tree that children can play in to attempt to do something
5
tree-house
n
dom na drzewie
We have a tree house in the garden.
5
try
v
(s)próbować
I tried to open the window but couldn't. We’ll be there on Tuesday.
Start Tuesday
n
wtorek
the day of the week after Monday and before Wednesday on two occasions during a period of seven days unpleasant to look at
2
twice (a week)
dwa razy w tygodniu
I play tennis twice a week after school. It’s an ugly city.
14 ugly Start uncle
adj n
brzydki wujek
the brother of your mother or My uncle George is a famous father, or the husband of your aunt actor.
Start under
pod
below something
She pushed her bag under the table.
3
understand
v
(z)rozumieć
to know the meaning of something I don't understand half of what that someone says; to know how he says; I don't understand someone feels or why they behave James sometimes. in a particular way
15 underwater photographer 14 unfriendly
n
fotograf robiący zdjęcia pod wodą
someone who take photographs of I'd like to be an underwater things that are in the sea or river, photographer – I think fish are etc. amazing! not friendly I didn’t want to appear unfriendly. She had a very unhappy childhood; Giorgio was unhappy with his test results. Eating too much is unhealthy.
adj
nieprzyjazny
3
unhappy
adj
nieszczęśliwy
sad; not satisfied
4 2
unhealthy uniform
adj n
niezdrowy mundurek
likely to damage your health
a school uniform a special set of clothes that are worn by people who do a particular job or people who go to a particular school everything that exists, including starts, space, etc. We are studying the universe in Physics.
11 universe
n
wszechświat
Start university
n
uniwersytet
a place where students study at a the University of Cambridge high level to get a degree (=type of qualification) slightly cruel I didn't tell her the truth because I thought it would be unkind.
14 unkind
adj
niemiły, nieuprzejmy
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unusual
adj
niezwykły
different and not ordinary, often in That’s an unusual name. a way that is interesting or exciting
Start USA
n
Stany Zjednoczone Ameryki
United States of America
I'd like to go to the USA – especially New York and Chicago. It’s useful information.
6
useful
adj
przydatny, pożyteczny
helping you to do or achieve something
2
usually
adv
zwykle, zazwyczaj
in the way that most often happens I usually get home at about six o'clock. an area of low land between hills or I live in a valley between two big mountains mountains. a plant that you eat, for example potatoes, onions, beans, etc I hate vegetables. I only eat meat.
10 valley
n
dolina
4
vegetable
n
warzywo
7
vet
n
lekarz weterynarii, weterynarz
someone whose job is to give My sister wants to be a vet, medical care to animals that are ill because she loves animals. or hurt to go to someone's home and spend time with them; to go to a place and spend a short amount of time there a game in which two teams use their hands to hit a ball over a net without allowing it to touch the ground someone who does work without being paid, especially work that involves helping people a man who works in a restaurant, bringing food to customers We have friends coming to visit this weekend; Did you visit St Petersburg while you were in Russia? I often play volleyball on the Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro.
5
visit
v
odwiedzić, zwiedzić
6
volleyball
n
siatkówka
3
volunteer
n
ochotnik
a Red Cross volunteer
4
waiter
n
kelner
My older brother is a waiter in an expensive restaurant.
8
wake up
v
obudzić się
to stop being asleep, or to make someone stop being asleep
I can’t wake her up.
2
walk
v
iść, spacerować
to move forward by putting one foot She walks to school. in front of the other and then repeating the action to hope to have or do something He wants a new car.
1
want
v adj
chcieć ciepły
12 warm
having a temperature between cool It's nice and warm in here. and hot clothes, sheets, and similar things that are being washed or have been washed, or when you wash these a machine that washes clothes I'm doing the washing this morning.
3
washing
n
pranie
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washing machine
n
pralka
Our washing machine is broken, so all my clothes are dirty.
3
washing-up
n
zmywanie
when you wash the dishes, pans, He is doing the washing-up. and other things you have used for cooking and eating a meal
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waste time
v
tracić czas
to use time doing things that are not useful or enjoyable
I don't want to waste time learning German. I want to learn more English.
1
watch
v
oglądać, obserwować
to look at something for a period of I watched him as he arrived. time a sport that is done in or on water Snorkelling is my favourite water sport. I wear jeans a lot of the time.
6
water sport
n
sport wodny
2
wear
v
nosić
to have a piece of clothing, jewellery, etc on your body the day of the week after Tuesday and before Thursday a period of seven days not next week but the week that come after that
Start Wednesday
n
środa
It starts on Wednesday.
Start week 10 week after next
n
tydzień za dwa tygodnie
last week/next week We've got a big English exam the week after next.
4
weigh
v
ważyć
to measure how heavy someone or Can you weigh that piece of something is cheese for me? in a successful or satisfactory way I thought they played well.
12 well
adv
dobrze
1
What about her?
Co z nią ?
said after someone says someone "Let's talk about Charlotte." else’s name and you want to know "OK. What about her?" why they are interested in that person said after someone says someone "Let's talk about James." else’s name and you want to know "OK. What about him?" why they are interested in that person a chair with wheels used by someone who cannot walk Fred was in a bad car accident last week, and he's still in a wheelchair. You’re coming too? Wicked!
1
What about him?
A co z nim?
16 wheelchair
n
wózek inwalidzki
9
Wicked!
Wdechowe!
A word used by teenagers in the 1990s to say something was very good to get the most points in a competition or game, or the most votes in an election to get a prize in a game or competition
6
win
v
zwyciężyć, zwyciężać
Barcelona won the game 6–0.
16 win a prize
v
wygrać nagrodę
He won a prize of £500.
Start window
n
okno
a space in the wall of a building or Open the window if you're too vehicle that has glass in it, used for hot. letting light and air inside and for looking through a sport in which you sail across water by standing on a board and holding onto a large sail with a lot of wind someone who wins a game, competition, or election the season between autumn and spring when the weather is cold Windsurfing is great fun, but it's too cold in the winter.
10 windsurfing
n
windsurfing
12 windy 6 winner
adj n
wietrzny zwycięzca
It’s a windy day out there. the winners of the World Cup
Start winter
n
zima
We like to go away in winter.
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work
v
pracować
to do a job, especially the job you do to earn money; to do something that needs a lot of time or effort, or to make someone do this
Helen works for a computer company; I’ll have to work hard to finish my homework before 11pm.
13 work out a problem
v
rozwiązać problem / zadanie świat
to solve a problem
This maths question is too difficult – I can't work it out! The world is getting warmer every year. The world record for the 100 metres is 9.78 seconds.
3
world
n
the Earth and all the people, places, and things on it the best, fastest, highest, etc. that anyone has ever done, especially in sport more unpleasant or difficult than something else that is also bad; less well someone whose job is writing books, stories, articles, etc not correct; if something is wrong, there is a problem
16 world record
n
rekord świata
9
worse
adj
gorszy, gorzej
The exam was worse than I expected; He was treated much worse than I was. William Shakespeare was a famous English writer. It was the wrong answer; There's something wrong with my computer. I went to see the doctor yesterday. I went to see the doctor yesterday morning.
7
writer
n
pisarz / pisarka
9
wrong
adj
błędny
6
yesterday
n
wczoraj
the day before today
6
yesterday morning
n
wczoraj rano
in the morning of the day before today
4
yoghurt
n
jogurt
a thick, liquid food with a slightly a low-fat strawberry yoghurt sour taste which is made from milk
5
You can't be serious.
Chyba nie mówisz poważnie.
said when someone has said something that you are certain is not true having lived or existed for only a short time and not old said to someone who has done something good for you
"I am the son of Bill Gates and Jennifer Lopez." "You can't be serious!" young children/people
3
young
adj
młody
3
You're an angel!
Jesteś aniołem! Jesteś wspaniały/a!
"I'll do the ironing for you Mum." "Wow, thanks! You're an angel!"
10 youth hostel
n
schronisko młodzieżowe a cheap, simple hotel, especially Hotels are too expensive, so I for young people who are travelling usually stay in a Youth Hostel around when I'm travelling.
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