Umiejętności Łączone Final Test

Whittle

Gradually reduce the size, amount, or importance of something

Utter

Complete or absolute

Console

Comfort or soothe someone who is feeling sorrow or disappointment

Nick

Steal

Boo

Express disapproval, dissatisfaction, or contempt, usually by a crowd at a public event

Soothe

Calm or relieve someone’s stress, anxiety, or pain; make a situation less tense or difficult

Wonky

Something unsteady, unstable, or not functioning properly; something slightly off-balance or crooked

Engulf

Be consumed or overwhelmed by something, such as emotions or circumstances

Relentless

Unyielding or persistent, often in a way that is harsh or intense

Erode

Gradually wear away or diminish something through natural forces or weakening/destruction of something like trust

Exacerbate

Make a problem, situation, or condition worse or more severe; Intensifying a negative condition

Logic

A particular way of thinking, especially one that is reasonable and based on good judgment.

Snowball

If a plan, problem, idea, etc. snowballs, it quickly grows bigger and more important.

Embark

To go onto a ship.

Irascible

Made angry easily.

Reach

To arrive at a place, especially after spending a long time or a lot of effort travelling.

Exploit

To use something in a way that helps you.

Entertainment

Shows, films, television, or other performances or activities that entertain people, or a performance of this type.

Core

The basic and most important part of something.

Benign

Pleasant and kind.

Chronicles

A written record of historical events.

Reruns

To show a television programme, film, etc. again.

Adversaries

An enemy.

Notice

To see or become conscious of something or someone.

Force to be reckoned with

Powerful and have a lot of influence.

Air of limitlessness

The quality or state of having no limits.

Uncompromising

Fixed and do not change, especially when faced with opposition.

Bravery

Brave behaviour or actions.

Pioneer

Someone who is one of the first people to do something.

Fearless

Having no fear.

Intellectual space

A very educated person who is interested in complicated ideas and enjoys studying and careful thinking.

Goodwill

Friendly and helpful feelings.

Included

Containing something as a part of something else, or making something part of something else.

Encapsulate

To express or show the most important facts about something.

Legacy

Something that is a part of your history or that remains from an earlier time.

Beacon

A good example that gives people hope or encouragement.

Crew

To be part of a crew, especially on a ship.

At a premium

There is little of it available and it is difficult to get it.

Shipment

The process of sending goods from one place to another.

Constraint

A thing that limits something, or limits your freedom to do something.

Launch

To send something such as a spacecraft, weapon, etc. into space, into the sky or through water.

Brisket

Meat that comes from the chest of an animal, especially a cow.

Bulk

The main part of something; most of something.

Nooks and crannies

Every part of a place; every aspect of a situation.

Capacity

The number of things or people that a container or space can hold.

Mundane

Not interesting or exciting.

Starve

To suffer or die because you do not have enough food to eat; to make somebody suffer or die in this way.

Close call

A situation in which you only just manage to avoid an accident, etc.

Batch

An amount of food, medicine, etc. produced at one time.

Bottle up

To not allow other people to see that you are unhappy, angry, etc., especially when happens over a long period of time.

Disruptive

Causing trouble and therefore stopping something from continuing as usual.

Misguided

Unreasonable or unsuitable because of being based on bad judgement or on wrong information or beliefs.

Mitigated

To make something less harmful, unpleasant, or bad.

Cumulative

Increasing by one addition after another.

Infinity

Time or space that has no end.

Abstruse

Not known or understood by many people.

Prohibitive

If the cost of something is prohibitive, it is too expensive for most people.

Nihilistic

Connected with a belief that all political and religious organisations are bad, or a system of thought that says there are no principles or beliefs that have any meaning or can be true.

Disgraceful

Very bad.

Endurance

The ability to keep doing something difficult, unpleasant, or painful for a long time.

Obscenely

In a way that is offensive, rude, or shocking, usually because of being too obviously related to sex or showing sex.

Junk

Things that are considered to be of no use or value, or of low quality.

Dwarfed

If one thing dwarfs another, it makes it seem small by comparison.

Vastness

The quality of being extremely big.

Colonizing

Sending people somewhere so they can live there and take control of the place.

Inspire

Give someone the enthusiasm to do something.

Mindset

A way of thinking about things.

Vice versa

The opposite of what has been said.

Poorly

Of a bad quality, not well.

Screw sth up

Make a mistake, or spoil something.

Come out of your shell

Become more confident, social, or expressive, especially after being shy or withdrawn.

Advance

To develop or progress, or to make sth develop or progress.

Intentionally

On purpose.

Conscience

The part of you that makes you feel guilty when you behaved badly (having the knowledge of right and wrong).

Deployed

To move soldiers or equipment to a place where they can be used when they are needed.

Figure out

Understand, solve, or find the answer to something.

Spoiler alert

Warning used to let someone know that upcoming information will reveal key plot points or surprises from a story.

Last shot

Last chance to do something.

Off the top of my head

Used when you’re giving an answer or idea without thinking about it deeply or checking the facts.

Play right into sth

Unknowingly do exactly what someone else wants or expects.

Get over sth

Recover from or move past something difficult, upsetting, or surprising.

Hang on

Wait.

Hang in the balance

The outcome of something is uncertain or undecided.

Overdone

Cooked too long.

Turn to ashes

Completely destroy (something) by burning.

Torch

Overcook/burn.

Scorch

Burn a surface of something as to change its colour and texture.

Burn

Damaged by too much heat.

Blacken

Make something black or darker in colour (cook sth until it’s charred).

Hitch a ride

Asking for a lift or catching a ride with a stranger.

Dig in

Start eating.

Out of this world

Extremely impressive, amazing, or extraordinary.

Stats

Numerical data we collect to analyse for information.

Surplus

Extra produce that is not needed.

Success

A positive result.

Livestock

Animals we raise for food.

The supply chain

A system of people and companies that produce, distribute and sell something we want or need.

Rotten

Not fresh, like fruit or vegetables that are black and smell bad.

Meet cosmetic standards

To accept (a product) because it looks correct.

Edible

This describes something you can eat safely.