Angielski Unit 9

digital technology

technologia cyfrowa

whereas

podczas gdy

target market

rynku docelowego

pop-up

pop-up

banner ads

banery reklamowe

search engine

wyszukiwarka

piggyback

ride on success of, take advantage of

strikingly

uderzająco

implicit

domniemany

inaudible

niesłyszalny

eavesdrop

listen in on conversations (podsłuchiwać)

chatter

paplanina

conceivable

wyobrażalny

embedded

osadzone

snippets

a brief listing of products and services for sale

converse

rozmawiać

talk something up

omówić coś

clique

an exclusive group of people

opt out of sth

zrezygnować z czegoś

acquaintances

znajomi

visual clutter

bałagan wizualny

descend

schodzić

word of mouth advertising

słowo reklamy ustinformation gained verbally, by someone telling you, rather than written

classified ads

a format used for providing web users with frequently updated ads

profile page

Strona profilowaa place where you post details about yourself on the Internet

news feeds

a two-line summary that appears along with a link to a website

breakable

łamliwy

break the law

łamać prawo

break-even

Marked by or indicating a balance, especially between investment and return.

break up

To cause to separate into pieces suddenly or violently; smash.

break away

To separate or detach oneself, as from a group.

break down

To cause to collapse; destroy: break down a partition; broke down our resolve.

break even

wyjść na zeroTo gain an amount equal to that invested, as in a commercial venture.

break into

To interrupt

break through

To make a sudden, quick advance, as through an obstruction.

break off

To separate or become separated, as by twisting or tearing, to stop suddenly, as in speaking.

break out

To develop suddenly and forcefully: Fighting broke out in the prison cells.

breakage

The act or result of breaking, the quantity or amount broken

breakthrough

przełom

breakpoint

or break point A point of discontinuity, change, or cessation.

breakdown

awaria

breakaway

Designed to break, bend, or fall apart easily upon impact, especially to create an illusion, as with a theater prop, or for safety, as with a highway sign or barrier.

breakneck

Dangerously fast (a breakneck pace), likely to cause an accident

unbreakable

1. Impossible to break; able to withstand rough usage: unbreakable plates.

outbreak

a sudden increase (an outbreak of influenza), a sudden eruption, an outburst.

Radically

Radykalnie

systemitacally

systemitacally

actually

faktycznie

previously

poprzednio

particularly

szczególnie

eventually

ostatecznie / w końcu

already

już

really

naprawdę / rzeczywiście

highly

wysoko

effectively

faktycznie

staunch bleeding

zatamować krawienie

scrambled

1. To move or climb hurriedly, especially on the hands and knees.' To struggle or contend frantically in order to get something (scrambled for the best seats); to take off with all possible haste, as to intercept enemy aircraft

an avid reader/user

widely used

fall flat

to fail

Scrambled to staunch bleeding

zatamować krwawienia

breach

an opening, tear, or rupture. A gap or rift, especially in a solid structure such as dike or fortification. A violation, infraction, as of a contract, law, legal obligation or promise.

avid user

1. To move or climb hurriedly, especially on the hands and knees.

conclude

wywnioskować

spark user-to-user

iskra użytkownik-użytkownik

shepherding

1. One who herds, guards, and tends sheep. 2. One who cares for and guides a group of people, as a minister or teacher.

stumble into

1. to trip and lurch into someone or something. Not seeing the brick in the path, Carl tripped and stumbled into Alice. Jamie stumbled into the wall.

pursue

kontynuować

rapt

rapt attention

harnessing

To put a harness on (a draft animal). b. To fasten by the use of a harness. 2. To bring under control and direct the force of: If you can harness your energy, you will accomplish a great deal.

venue

miejsce

judiciously

rozważnie

staffer

person from the staff

fanned out

disparce, run in different directions

flash flood

gwałtowny potop

the upshot

Skutek

hype

obsession with something, szał na coś

to fan out

diffuse, spread out, spread

environment

środowisko

carbon footprint

emisji dwutlenku węgla

subordinates

podwładni

harassment

1. To subject (another) to hostile or prejudicial remarks or actions; pressure or intimidate. 2. To irritate or torment persistently: His mind was harassed by doubts and misgivings. 3. To make repeated attacks or raids on (an enemy, for example).

scarcity

1. Insufficiency of amount or supply; shortage: a scarcity of food that was caused by drought. 2. Rarity of appearance or occurrence: antiques that are valued for their scarcity.

Machiavellian

Machiavellego

empowerment

upoważnienie / wzmacnianie / umożliwianie

sustainable

zrównoważony