money given by the government in Britain to people who are poor, without a job, ill	state benefit (n) zasiłek
steward	flight attendant (n)
someone who discovers new things;investigator	researcher (n) badacz naukowiec
discover	investigate (v) odkrywać
someone whose business is to buy and sell houses or land for people	estate agent (n) agent nieruchomości
the chances for being successful	career prospects perspektywy rozwoju zawodowego
additional money/things giving to employees	perks )dodatek do wynagrodzenia)
making feel happy and satisfying; bringing satisfying, dedicating	rewarding (adj) dający satysfakcję, satysfakcjonujący
a job with low wages and no chances of promotion	dead-end job praca bez perspektyw
a person whose job is to remove waste from dustbins	dustman (n)
the ability of being create	initiative (n) inicjatywa
a person whose job is to help people choose proper job	career advisor (n) doradca zawodowy
general attitude towards life	outlook (n) pogląd na zycie, nastawienie
pension (n) emerytura	the money paid to semeone who is retired
not clear, unclear	vague (adj) niewyraźny, nie jasny
to do the same action/job or to work or live in the same way as someone else before you	follow in sb's footsteps (idm)
very strict and difficult to change; inflexible, harsh-surowy	rigid (adj) surowy niugięty, sztywny
justified, logical	well-founded (adj) uzasadniony
hard- working, meticulous	diligent (adj) pilny staranny
reliable, trusted	dependable (adj) zaufany, wiarygodny, solidny, godny zaufania
unseen danger or difficulty that it is common of mistake	pitfall (n) pułapka
good at finding wayaof dealing with practical problems	resourceful (adj) przedsiębiorczy, pomysłowy zaradny
a situation in which someone has to leave their job, because they are no longer needed;layoff	redundancy (n) edukcja(etatów)
if you are redundant, your employer no longer has a job for you	redundant (adj) zwolniony z pracy, bezrobotny
money you get from your employer when yoy are made redundant;severance pay	redundancy pay (n) odprawa (wynagrodzenie udzielane pracownikowi w razie zwolnienia)
the act od making sth smaller	downsizing (n) redukcja zatrudnienia
working without company translator	freelancing (n) tłumacz pracujący na włąsny rachunek
tłumacz pracujący na umowę zlecenie	freelance translator (n)
a form of business in which one person in owner	sole trader (n) firma jednoosobowa
to follow	pursue (v) dążyć prowadzić
ability to restore/ recover from once energy after unpleasant event	resilient (adj) odporny na przykre sytuacje
different, strange	odd (adj)
stubborn	persistent (adj) uparty
ready to deal with everything what might happen	alert (adj) czujny
a person who takes higher position in a company	executive (n) osoba na stanowisku kierowniczym
a person who translate sth	interpreter (n) tłumacz
blue-collar worker( week)	wage (n)
white-collar worker (month)	salary (n)
oprocentowanie	interst (n)
a money that are given by parents to children	pocket- money (n) kieszonkowe
dismiss	sack (v) zwalniać
a same position	niche (n) posada nisza
to receive	inherit (V) odziedziczyć
to use all of sth and not have any more left	run out of sth (phr v) zużyc, wyczerpać
save (for ex. money)	put by ( phr v) oszczędzać
to obtain	take out (phr v) zaciągnąć
to use sb time	eat into (phr v)
to have the money that we can spend	live on (phr v)
to reduce	to cut down on (phr v) ograniczyć
having a higher position	superior (n) ponadprzeciętny, wybitny,
unwilling to do sth	reluctant (adj) niechętny
a person who is responsible for the city	mayor (n) burmistrz
podypolomowe studia	post-graduate studies (adj)
a person who has obtained	degree holder (n)
recruting training	Human Resources (n) dział personalny
higiena	hygiene (n)
a skill, personal quality, or type of experience that makes you suitable for a particular job or pos	qualification (n)
plan that is flexible can be easily change or suit to any new situatin	flexible (adj)
objąć po kimś stanowisko	step into sb's shoes
a job or profession	occupation (n) zawód, posada
commerce; the activity of buying, selling, or exchanging goods within a country or between countries	trade (n) handel
the main/yhe most important male servant in a house	butler (n) kamerdyner
someone who buys, sells, makes, or repairs jewellery	jeweller (n) jubiler
someone whose job is to take care of a sheep;	shepherd (n) pasterz
a traditional guard at the Tower of London	beefeater (n) strażnik londynskiej wieży
someone in Britain whose job is to deliver milk to people's houses each morning	milkman (n)
someone whose job is to clean chimneys using special long brushes	chimney sweep (n) kominiarz
someone whose job is to guard money or building	security guard (n) ochroniarz
someone whose job is to climb high building in order to repair, celan them	steeplejack (n) osoba pracująca na wysokościach
a person formerly employed by a town to proclaim announcements in the street	town crier (n) herold miejski
a person or organisation/company that buys and sells stocks and shares for other people	stockbroker (n) makler giełdowy
mix, blend	combine (V) łączyć
working for yourself and not employed by a company/ having your own business	self-employed (adj)
the work needed to keep a road, building, machine etc. in good condition	maintenance (n) serwis
brE money paid by someone who is divorced to their former wife or husband;alimony	maintenance (n) alimenty
a tall pointed structure on top of a building, especially on top of a church tower	spire (n) iglica, wieża szpiczasta
a multistoried building equipped with elevators/tall buildings with high level	high rise building (n) wieżowiec
winda	elevator;lift
to not be afraid of heights	have a head for heights (exp) nie mieć lęku wysokości
stey steady/ to maintain a straight posture/ live in harmony	keep one's balance (exp)
severe; harsh condition are difficult to live in and uncomfortable	harsh
to bring honour to an occasion	grace (v) łaska, chwała
long or longer than usual	extended (adj) dłuższy, długi, rozszerzony, powiększony
to decorate, honour	grace (v) dekorować, ozdabiać
a shape or pattern made against toe skyline-especially by buildings the and of horizon/	skyline (n)
the shape made by hill or buildings against in the sky;lark	skyline (n)
to find origins of	trace back (phr v) wywodzić się
to be in charge of a formal meeting or ceremony	preside (v) przewodniczyć
growing, developing or performiong rapidly	booming (adj) prosperujący, kwitnący
sth you are proud of and like to tell people about/sth to be proud of	boast (n) chluba
a vehicle usually with an electric motor, used to take milk to people's houses	milk float (n) pojazd służący do przewożenia mileka
to visit some places	complete a round (phr v)
to be fit	be in a good shape (phr v)
not natural, and morally wrong	go against nature (phr v)
to pull, draw or stretch light, to stretch	strain (v)
to get blisters or cause blisters/a painful swelling on the skin	blister (n) bąbel odcisk, pęcharz (na skórze)
a box made of wood, metal, plastic especially one denied into parts	crate (n) skrzynia na butelki
black powder made mainly of carbon which is produced when coal, wood etc is burned	soot (n) sadza
tlenek węgla	carbon monoxide (n)
with mistakes, not working properly/not made correctly	faulty (ajd) wadliwy
sth that blocks a road, passage, entrance etc sow that nothing can go along in	obstruction (n) przeszkoda, zatarasowanie, zablokowianie
a net of sticky threads made by a spider to catch insects, that is inside a building and has not bee	cob wed (n) sieć pajęcza
the movement of fresh air around a closed space	ventilation (n) wentylacja
a farmer in Britain in the past who owned and worked on his own land	yeoman (n)
the area of buliding	bomb scare (n) alarm
a change in the way people think about sth, in the way sth is done etc	shift (n) zmiana, odmiana
change at work	shift (n) zmiana godzin pracy
strumble on sth	trip over (phr v) potknąc się
pleasant, polite, nice, acceptable,	agreeable (adj)
the things that will happen in the future	destiny (n) przeznaczenie
there are a lot of posibilities	the sky is the limit
time away from work because of illness	sick leave (n)
to lost your company because of lack of money	go bankrupt
the disadvantage of a situation	DOWNSIDE (N)