LUCIFER - SEASON ONE

1. carnal - relating to the physical feelings and wants of the body - cielesny
2. deranged - unable to behave and think normally, especially because of mental
illness - nienormalny, obłąkany
3. revulsion - a strong feeling of horror - niesmak, odraza
4. a pariah - a person who is not acceptable to society and is avoided by
everyone (an outcast) - wyrzutek
5. vexing - making somebody annoyed or worried - dokuczliwy, irytujący
6. expertise - expert knowledge or skill in a particular subject, activity or job -
wiedza specjalistyczna
7. nefarious - criminal; extremely bad - niegodziwy, nikczemny
8. uncanny - strange and difficult to explain - tajemniczy, zadziwiający
9. abscond - to go away suddenly and secretly in order to escape from
somewhere - zbiegać
10. leverage - the ability to influence what people do - zdolność wywierania
nacisku
11. a woe – big problems or troubles - żałość, rozpacz
12. subpar - below a level of quality that is usual or expected - poniżej normy
13. (exposed) midriff - the part of the body between the chest and the waist -
talia, przepona brzuszna
14. liaison - communication between people or groups who work with each
other - łącznik
15. proximity - the state of being near in space or time - bliskość
16. to retaliate - to do something harmful to somebody because they have
harmed you first (revenge) - brać odwet
17. condescending - behaving as though you are more important and more
intelligent than other people - protekcjonalny
18. to confide in - to share your feelings and secrets with someone because you
trust them not to tell other people - zwierzać się komuś
19. impromptu - without preparation or planning - bez przygotowania
20. attire - clothes, especially fine or formal ones - strój, ubiór
21. to shun - to avoid somebody/something - trzymać się z daleka
22. to accost - to go up to or stop and speak to someone in a threatening way -
nagabywać, napastować
23. unbridled - lacking control and therefore extreme - nieokiełznany,
niepohamowany
24. sanctimonious - acting as if morally better than others - świętoszkowaty
25. vile - extremely unpleasant or bad/morally bad; completely unacceptable -
niecny, podły
26. radiant - showing great happiness, love or health - rozpromieniony
27. preliminary - happening before a more important action or event (initial) -
wstępny, przygotowawczy
28. gruesome - extremely unpleasant and shocking, and usually dealing with
death or injury - makabryczny, przerażający
29. inconsequential - not important or worth considering - błahy, nieistotny
30. preposterous - very silly or stupid/completely unreasonable - absurdalny,
niedorzeczny
31. to vilify - to say or write unpleasant things about somebody/something so
that other people will have a low opinion of them - obmawiać, szkalować
32. atrocity - a cruel and violent act, especially in a war - potworność,
okrucieństwo
33. to incapacitate - to make somebody/something unable to live or work
normally - unieszkodliwić, uczynić niesprawnym

LUCIFER - SEASON TWO

34. humongous - very big (enormous) - ogromniasty
35. duplicitous - dishonest in a way that is intended to make somebody believe
something that is not true (deceitful) - dwulicowy, obłudny
36. solemn - (of a person) not happy or smiling (serious)/done, said, etc. in a
very serious and sincere way - poważny, podniosły, uroczysty
37. obliterate - to remove all signs of something, either by destroying or
covering it completely/to make an idea or feeling disappear completely - zatrzeć,
zamazać, zrównać z ziemią
38. serene - calm and peaceful - pogodny, bezchmurny, błogi
39. smug - looking or feeling too pleased about something you have done or
achieved (complacent) - próżny, zadowolony z siebie
40. insurmountable - (of difficulties, problems, etc.) that cannot be dealt with
successfully (insuperable) - nie do pokonania
41. malevolent - having or showing a desire to harm other people
(malicious/wicked) - nieżyczliwy, wrogo nastawiony
42. benevolent - (especially of people in authority) kind, helpful and generous -
dobroczynny, łaskawy
43. minuscule - extremely small - miniaturowy
44. to loathe - to dislike somebody/something very much (detest) - brzydzić się,
czuć wstręt
45. a proclivity - a natural desire or need that makes you tend to do something,
often something bad - skłonność, tendencja
46. curvaceous - used in some newspapers to describe a woman whose body has
attractive curves - o apetycznie zaokrąglonych kształtach
47. to ponder - to think about something carefully for a period of time (consider)
- rozważać, rozmyślać
48. adamant - determined not to change your mind or to be persuaded about
something - twardy, stanowczy
49. vacuous - showing no sign of intelligence or sensitive feelings - bezmyślny,
bezsensowny
50. to revile - to criticize somebody/something in a way that shows how much
you dislike them - napiętnować
51. to mutilate - to damage somebody’s body very severely, especially by
cutting or tearing off part of it/to damage something very badly (vandalize) -
okaleczyć, uszkodzić
52. to elude - to manage to avoid or escape from somebody/something,
especially in a clever way/if something eludes you, you are not able to achieve
it, or not able to remember or understand it - wymknąć, ominąć, unikać
53. shenanigans - secret or dishonest activities that people find interesting and
sometimes funny - błazenada, wybryki
54. to divulge - to give somebody information that is supposed to be secret
(reveal) - ujawnić
55. hubbub - the loud sound made by a lot of people talking at the same time/a
situation in which there is a lot of noise, excitement and activity - gwar, hałas
56. to wreak havoc - to do great damage or harm to somebody/something/a
situation in which things are seriously damaged, destroyed or very confused -
siać zamęt, powodować szkody
57. shackles - a particular state, set of conditions or circumstances, etc. that
prevent you from saying or doing what you want - krępować, ograniczać
58. incorrigible - having bad habits that cannot be changed or improved
(incurable) - niereformowalny, niepoprawny
59. anticlimactic - used to describe a situation that is disappointing because it
happens at the end of something that was much more exciting, or because it is
not as exciting as you expected - rozczarowujący
60. to sever - to cut something into two pieces; to cut something off
something/to completely end a relationship or all communication with
somebody - przecinać, ucinać, zrywać
61. ludicrous - unreasonable; that you cannot take seriously (absurd/ridiculous)
- absurdalny, niedorzeczny
62. to orchestrate - to arrange a piece of music in parts so that it can be played
by an orchestra/to organize a complicated plan or event very carefully or
secretly - organizować, rozplanować
63. quid pro quo - a thing given in return for something else - rewanż, coś za
coś
64. impeccable - without mistakes or faults (perfect) - nienaganny, nieskazitelny
65. plausible - seeming likely to be true, or able to be believed -
prawdopodobny, wiarygodny
66. scintillating - very clever, exciting and interesting - interesujący, błyskotliwy
67. mercurial - often changing or reacting in a way that is unexpected
(volatile)/lively and quick - żywy, zmienny
68. foolhardy - taking unnecessary risks (reckless) - wariacki, ryzykowny
69. residue - a small amount of something that remains at the end of a process -
osad, pozostałość
70. to resent - to feel bitter or angry about something, especially because you
feel it is unfair - oburzać się, mieć pretensje
71. to incriminate - to make someone seem guilty, especially of a crime -
obwiniać, zarzucać coś komuś
72. penchant - a special liking for something (fondness) - zamiłowanie,
upodobanie, skłonność
73. a precaution - an action that is done to prevent something unpleasant or
dangerous happening - środek ostrożności, środek zapobiegawczy
74. to concoct - to make something, especially food or drink, by mixing
different things/to invent a story, an excuse, etc. or create a plan, especially for a
dishonest purpose (cook up/make up) - przyrządzać, wymyślać, knuć
75. insightful - showing a clear understanding of a person or situation
(perceptive) - wnikliwy
76. impenetrable (book) - impossible to understand/that cannot be entered,
passed through or seen through - niezrozumiały, nieprzystępny
77. inkling - a slight knowledge of something that is happening or about to
happen (suspicion) - pewne podejrzenia, domysły
78. to incite - to encourage somebody to do something violent, illegal or
unpleasant, especially by making them angry or excited - podburzać, podżegać
79. to embezzle - to steal money that you are responsible for or that belongs to
your employer - defraudować, sprzeniewierzyć
80. angst - a feeling of great worry about a situation, or about your life -
niepokój, obawa
81. expandable - able to increase in size - rozszerzalny
82. to bedazzle - to impress somebody very much with intelligence, beauty, etc.
- oślepić, oszołomić
83. insipid - having almost no taste (flavourless) - mdły, bezbarwny
84. callous - not caring about other people’s feelings, pain or problems
(cruel/unfeeling) - bezduszny, bezwzględny
85. a felon - a person who has committed a serious crime such as murder or rape
- przestępca, zbrodniarz
86. atrocious - very bad or unpleasant/very cruel and making you feel shocked -
ohydny, okropny
87. obnoxious - extremely unpleasant, especially in a way that offends people
(offensive) - wstrętny, okropny
88. lecherous - (especially of men) showing a strong sexual interest in someone
- lubieżny, rozpustny
89. tenure - the period of time when somebody holds an important job,
especially a political one; the act of holding an important job - kadencja, okres
piastowania stanowiska
90. condiment - a substance such as salt, pepper or a sauce that is added to food
to give it extra taste - przyprawa kulinarna
91. scrumptious - tasting very good - przepyszny, apetyczny
92. shortage - a situation when there is not enough of the people or things that
are needed - brak, niedobór