defer | to arrange for something to happen at a later time - odroczyć | |
dispute | to disagree with something someone says | |
endanger | to put someone or something in a situation where they might be harmed or seriously damaged | |
entail | to involve something - wiązać się z, pociągać za sobą | |
envisage | to imagine something happening, or think that something is likely to happen | |
foresee | to expect a future situation or event | |
grudge | to not want to spend time or money or to give something to someone - żałować | |
keep | persist - nie ustępować, upierać się | |
can't endure | can't bear | |
bother | to annoy someone by trying to get their attention when they do not want to see you or talk to you | |
chance | to take a risk by doing something | |
condescend | to agree to do something even though you think you are too important to do it - raczyć coś zrobić | |
endeavour | to try very hard to do something - usiłować coś zrobić | |
hasten | to make something happen faster than usual - przyspieszać, poganiać | |
long | to want something very much - tęskić do czegoś, bardzo pragnąć czegoś | |
presume | take the liberty - ośmielać się coś zrobić, pozwalać sobie coś zrobić | |
pretend | to behave as if something is true when it is not | |
proceed | to continue as planned | |
profess | to express a quality or belief, often when it is not true - utrzymywać, że | |
propose | intend - zamierzać coś zrobić | |
prove | turn out - dowieść, okazać się | |
resolve | to decide that you will do something and be determined to do it - postanowić | |
seek | to try to do something - zabiegać, ubiegać się o | |
strive | to try very hard to do or achieve something - walczyć, usiłować | |
trouble | If something troubles you, you think about it a lot and it makes you worry. | |
undertake | to start work on something that will take a long time or be difficult - podjąć się | |
vow | to make a serious promise or decision | |
accustom | to get used to sth | |
commission | to arrange for someone to do a piece of work | |
compel | to force someone to do something | |
defy | to refuse to obey someone or something - przeciwstawić się | |
entice | to persuade someone to do something by offering them something pleasant | |
impel | to make you feel that you must do something | |
implore | to ask for something in a serious and emotional way - błagać | |
incite | to do or say something that encourages people to behave violently or illegally - podżegać | |
induce | to persuade someone do something | |
prompt | to cause someone to do something | |
summon | to officially order someone to come to a place | |
disdain | to refuse to do something because you feel you are too important to do it | |
forbear | to prevent yourself from saying or doing something, especially in a way that shows control, good jud | |
loathe | to hate someone or something | |
venture | to be brave enough to say something that might be criticized - odważyć się | |
disclose | to give new or secret information to someone - wyjawić | |
reckon | to think that something is probably true - sądzić myśleć | |
necessitate | to cause something to be needed | |
empower | to give someone the confidence, skills, freedom, etc to do something | |
entitle | to give someone the right to do or have something | |
entreat | to try very hard to persuade someone to do something | |