Matura Rozszerzona English Vocabulary: People, Appearance, and Useful Expressions

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Vocabulary practice flashcards covering character, physical appearance, clothing, idioms, and advanced terms from the Matura Rozszerzona challenge exercises and vocabulary list.

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Stout

Rather fat or heavy in build; not slender (Polish: tęgi, przysadzisty).

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Make it snappy

An expression used to tell someone to hurry up and do something quickly (Polish: pospiesz się, streszczaj się).

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Blend in

To look similar to the people or surroundings around you and not be noticed; to fit in with a crowd (Polish: wtopić się w otoczenie, wmieszać się w tłum).

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Linen cupboard

A storage cupboard specifically used for household textiles such as tablecloths and sheets (Polish: szafa na pościel i obrusy).

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Gullible

Easily deceived or cheated; believing everything one is told (Polish: łatwowierny).

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Shabby

In poor condition through long or hard use; worn out and untidy (Polish: obskurny, znoszony, sfatygowany).

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Receding hairline

A hairline that is gradually moving back from the forehead as a person ages (Polish: zakola, cofająca się linia włosów).

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Dimples

Small natural hollows or indentations visible in the cheeks, especially when smiling (Polish: dołeczki w policzkach).

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Distinguishing feature

A noticeable, distinct physical characteristic (such as a scar) that makes someone easily recognized (Polish: znak szczególny, cecha charakterystyczna).

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Bewildered

Extremely puzzled, confused, or perplexed (Polish: skonsternowany, oszołomiony).

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Nosy parker

An overly inquisitive person who pries into other people's business instead of minding their own (Polish: wścibska osoba, wścibinos).

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Loungewear

Casual, comfortable clothing designed for relaxing at home (Polish: wygodny strój domowy).

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Clenched fists

Hands closed tightly into balls, typically indicating extreme anger or readiness to fight (Polish: zaciśnięte pięści).

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Chip on one's shoulder

A persistent feeling of resentment, grievance, or anger about something in the past (Polish: nosić urazę, mieć żal o coś z przeszłości).

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Maiden name

A woman's family surname before she gets married (Polish: nazwisko panieńskie).

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Stutter

To speak with involuntary pauses and rapid repetitions of syllables, often triggered by anxiety (Polish: jąkać się).

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On cloud nine

A state of extreme happiness or euphoria (Polish: w siódmym niebie).

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Hooked nose

A curved nose with a prominent, beak-like bridge (Polish: orli nos, garbaty nos).

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To abolish

To formally cancel, put an end to, or annul a system, law, or practice (Polish: unieważniać, obalać).

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To bare

To uncover, reveal, or expose to view (Polish: odsłaniać, obnażać).

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To be as thick as thieves

To be extremely close and intimate, sharing secrets with one another (Polish: znać się jak łyse konie / dzielić sekrety).

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To boast about something

To brag or talk with excessive pride about one's achievements or possessions (Polish: przechwalać się czymś).

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To be fed up with something

To have had enough of something; annoyed or bored after enduring it for too long (Polish: mieć czegoś dość).

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To be taken in

To be deceived, tricked, or fooled by someone or something (Polish: dać się nabrać).

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To cause a stir

To provoke general excitement, commotion, or controversy (Polish: wywoływać poruszenie).

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Chubby

Plump, rounded, and slightly overweight (Polish: pulchny, okrąglutki).

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Credibility

The quality of being trusted, convincing, and believable (Polish: wiarygodność).

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Crippling anxiety

Severe, debilitating anxiety that paralyzes or severely limits normal functioning (Polish: paraliżujący lęk).

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Crop top

A short top cut to expose the wearer's midriff or belly (Polish: krótki top odsłaniający brzuch).

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To deem

To consider, judge, or regard in a particular way (Polish: uważać / uznawać za).

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Disguise

Clothes or makeup worn to conceal one's true identity (Polish: przebranie).

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Elated

Overjoyed, ecstatic, or intensely happy (Polish: wniebowzięty, uszczęśliwiony).

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To faze

To disconcert, confuse, or fluster someone (Polish: speszyć, zbić z tropu).

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Flabby

Soft, loose, and lacking tone or firmness (Polish: zwisający, sflaczały).

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To follow suit

To follow another person's example by doing the same thing (Polish: postąpić tak samo, iść za czyimś przykładem).

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To fret

To worry or be visibly anxious (Polish: martwić się).

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Fringe

The front part of hair cut short across the forehead; bangs (Polish: grzywka).

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Garment

An individual item of clothing (Polish: strój, część garderoby).

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Grumpy

Bad-tempered, irritable, and sullen (Polish: naburmuszony, marudny).

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To hurl

To throw or fling something with great force or violence (Polish: ciskać, rzucać).

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Midriff

The middle part of the human torso, between the chest and the waist (Polish: talia, brzuch).

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No-brainer

Something that is completely obvious, simple, or requires very little thought (Polish: oczywistość, żadna filozofia).

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Physique

The form, proportions, and muscular structure of a person's body (Polish: budowa ciała).

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To rock something

To wear an item of clothing or sport a look with great confidence and style (Polish: dobrze się w czymś prezentować).

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Through thick and thin

Under all conditions and circumstances, through both good times and bad times (Polish: na dobre i na złe).

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To turn a blind eye to something

To consciously choose to ignore or disregard something improper or wrong (Polish: przymykać na coś oko).

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To vanquish

To conquer, completely defeat, or overcome in a battle or competition (Polish: pokonać, przezwyciężyć).