Economy/gospodarka

A copywriter is someone whose job is to write texts for advertisements

Mieszkańcy tego miasta i jego obszarów peryferyjnych musieli przetrwać katastrofę naturalną

The residents of this town and its outlying areas had to live through a natural disaster

What does rising level of debt mean?

To surge means to increase sharply and suddenly

The quotations of my company have dropped drastically

Two cars have crashed in dense fog

What does the exchange rate look like today

Securities - documents proving that someone is the owner of stocks or shares in a particular company

My old car is already inoperable. It is going to go into liquidation next week

W dziewiętnastym wieku Abraham Lincoln zniósł niewolnictwo

In XIX century, Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery

Powstanie zostało w końcu stłumione przez wrogie siły zbrojne

The uprising has finally been suppressed by hostile armed forces

Eksperci finansowi dostrzegają perspektywę tendencji zwyżkowej w ciągu najbliższych kilku miesięcy

Finantial experts spot outlook for an upturn within next few months

Woda z wodospadu może ci gwałtownie spaść na głowę

To plunge means to fall or jump from a high place: "Water from a waterfall can plunge on your head". "Her car plunged off a bridge". "He plunged into the pool (from a high platform)"

Stajemy się lękliwi, bo próbujemy odeprzeć nieznane (przyszłość)

We become anxious as we try to ward off the unknown

Many of us live life as though we were playing a chess match

To take the plunge means to do something after thinking about it, especially for a long time: We've been thinking of buying a new car and yesterday we finally took the plunge (we bought a new car)

On został wydalony ze swojego stanowiska za nieprzestrzeganie polityki firmy

He was expelled from his position for not following company policies

Ousted means expelled from a place or position

To incite somebody means to stimulate them in a negative way (provoke) to do something unlawful

If you're depressed, you find it hard to snap yourself out of your bad mood

Depressive episodes may recur throughout your life without professional mental help

Downcast means dejected, not happy or unhelpful: "I've never seen her looking so downcast". You may have downcast face (a sad face) or downcast eyes (eyes looking downwards): "I saw a lot of downcast faces in the crowd"

Teraz twoja samoocena wygląda wyraźnie lepiej

Now your self-esteem looks markedly better