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Listening - extended matura vocabulary

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  • "She was relieved she could easily follow the dance steps." What does "to be relieved" mean?
    feeling happy because something unpleasant did not happen or you are not worried about something any more (poczuć ulgę)
  • to make someone more likely to do something, or make something more likely to happen (zachecać kogoś, motywować kogoś do zrobienia zegoś)
    TO ENCOURAGE
  • happening too soon or before the usual time
    premature
  • "IMPRESSIVE START DESPITE PROBLEMS" What does "despite" mean?
    in spite of sth, pomimo czegoś
  • in spite of sth, pomimo czegoś
    despite
  • PLAYER’S PREMATURE RESIGNATION What does "premature" mean?
    happening too soon or before the usual time
  • an occasion when someone loses against someone else in a fight or competition (porażka, przegrana)
    DEFEAT
  • " I was so confused by the rhythm that all I could do was throw in the towel and leave quietly." explain: to throw in the towel
    to stop trying to do something because you do not think you can succeed (poddać się)
  • wygwizdać kogoś, wyrażać dezaprobatę
    to boo somebody
  • "The town's main features are its beautiful mosque and ancient marketplace." What does "a feature" mean?
    a typical quality, or important part of something
  • "The speaker wants to encourage listeners to take part in dance shows." What does "to encourage" mean?
    to make someone more likely to do something, or make something more likely to happen (zachecać kogoś, motywować kogoś do zrobienia zegoś)
  • UNEXPECTED DEFEAT FOR CURRENT TABLE LEADERS What does "defeat" mean?
    an occasion when someone loses against someone else in a fight or competition (porażka, przegrana)
  • a typical quality, or important part of something
    a feature
  • "Sue and I don't have much in common". What does "to have sth in common" mean?
    to share interests, experiences, or other characteristics with someone or something
  • to try to persuade someone not to do something
    DISCOURAGE
  • to stop trying to do something because you do not think you can succeed (poddać się)
    to THROW IN THE TOWEL
  • when somebody refuses to do sth or rejects sth
    DISMISSAL
  • "Dismissal of the coaching team" What does 'dismissal' mean?
    when somebody refuses to do sth or rejects sth
  • feeling happy because something unpleasant did not happen or you are not worried about something any more (poczuć ulgę)
    TO BE RELIEVED
  • "She had been discouraged by her friend..." What does discourage mean?
    to try to persuade someone not to do something
  • "THE WINNER BOOED BY THE CROWD" what does "to boo" mean?
    wygwizdać kogoś, wyrażać dezaprobatę
  • to share interests, experiences, or other characteristics with someone or something
    to have sth in common