irreducible
not capable of being made smaller or simpler
immense
(adj.) very large or great; beyond ordinary means of measurement
sophomore
a student in the second year of high school or college.
shattered
broken into many pieces
seizure
a sudden surge of electrical activity in the brain that affects how a person feels or acts for a short time (napad padaczkowy)
stretcher
something flat used to carry someone who is ill or cannot walk
rattle
to shake and make a noise
fatigue
Extreme tiredness, exhaustion
bulge
swell or protrude outwards
seep out
pass gradually or leak through or as if through small openings (wydostać się)
varsity
the principal team representing a high school or college in a sport or other competition.
humilating
embarrassing
lackluster
dull; monotonous; bland (bez wyrazu)
thrilled
very excited and pleased
ripple
to form small waves, a movement like a small wave
rebound
recovery
compelling
forceful; urgently demanding attention
backbone
spine, foundation
cue
A signal for something to happen
craving
an intense desire for something
clutter
(v.) to fill or cover in a disorderly way; (n.) a state of disorder, mess
plateau
A large area of flat land elevated high above sea level (płaskowyż)
entrench
(v.) fix firmly or securely (obwarować)
branch
a small stream or creek emptying into a larger stream
prevailing
most frequent or common
hassle
minor annoyance or nuisance that strains our ability to cope (kłopot)
Obedience
A form of compliance that occurs when people follow direct commands, usually from someone in a position of authority (posłuszeństwo)
incongruent
lacking harmony, conformity, consistency or propriety (niespójny)
grooming rituals
sequences of behaviors that aid in the transition from the private self to the public self or back again
grooming
practices to care for oneself, such as caring for fingernails and hair (pielęgnacja)
intrinsic
(adj.) belonging to someone or something by its very nature, essential, inherent; originating in a bodily organ or part (wewnętrzny)
emphasize
To give special attention to something, to stress
erase
to remove
hinder
to delay; to stop or prevent from happening
embody
(v.) to give form to; to incorporate, include; to personify
virtue
A habitual and firm disposition to do good
scribble
sloppy writing that is hard to read
snapping
refers to the ability of objects to attach, or automatically align with a grid or guide
snapping fingers
pstrykanie palcami
rudder
Steering device, usually a vertical blade attached to a post at, or near, the stern of the boat
littering
leaving rubbish in a public place
flossing
method of using floss between your teeth to clean them
pigeonhole
To set a bill aside by a committee without considering it
flip on
to switch on
stumbling block
obstacle
stalled
stopped or brought to a standstill, usually against your wish
doomed
certain to fail or be destroyed
grain (ex. grain of human nature)
The particles of minerals or other rocks that give a rock its texture
wither away
to slowly disappear, lose importance, or become weaker
discern
to see clearly, recognize
counterfeit
(n.) an imitation designed to deceive; (adj.) not genuine, fake; (v.) to make an illegal copy (podróbka np dzieła sztuki)
tip off
secretly inform the police or authorities; confidential disclosure
digest
break down food (trawić)
clerk
an office worker; someone who works at a counter in a bank or hotel
spark
bring about, trigger, stimulate
treats
things that you enjoy, especially to eat
kitchen counter
a flat surface in a kitchen, especially on top of low furniture, on which food can be prepared
urge
drive or force forward (by causing impulses); drive to take action; impel; entreat earnestly; Ex. urge horses; N: impulse that prompts action
peculiar
strange or odd; unusual
berthed
the spot where a boat is docked
binge eating
a disorder in which a person repeatedly eats too much food at one time
salivating
mouth watering in anticipation to food
antsy
restless; impatient and tired of waiting