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Nothing he said could heal the damage done to their relationship.

the state of being well and free from illness As long as you have your health, nothing else matters. ▶ zdrowie

3 showing good health (of body or mind) healthy skin and hair ▶ zdrowy 4 normal and sensible There was plenty of healthy competition between the brothers. ▶ zdrowy

2heap A on/onto B; heap B with A to put a large amount of sth on sth/sb He heaped food onto his plate. Nałożył sobie górę jedzenia. The press heaped the team with praise. ▶ nakładać (stertę czegoś na coś) obsypywać kogoś czymś

Czasownika hear w znaczeniu 1-2 nie używa się w czasach continuous. Natomiast często spotyka się go w present participle (formie -ing): Not hearing what he’d said over the roar of the machines, she just nodded in reply.

2[transitive] [not used in the continuous tenses] to be told about sth I hear that you’ve been offered a job in Canada. ‘ I passed my test!’ ‘ So I’ve heard – well done!’ I was sorry to hear about your mum’s illness. ▶ dowiadywać się

hear (sth) from sb to receive a letter, telephone call, etc. from sb ▶ otrzymywać wiadomość (od kogoś) hear (sth) of sb/sth to know that sb/sth exists because you have heard them Have you heard of the Bermuda Triangle? ▶ słyszeć (coś) o kimś/czymś

2[sing.] a time when evidence is given to a judge in a court of law a court/disciplinary hearing ▶ rozprawa sądowa

in/within sb’s hearing near enough to sb so that they can hear what is being said I’d rather not talk about it within his hearing. ▶ w zasięgu słuchu

2[countable] the centre of sb’s feelings and emotions She has a kind heart. In my heart I knew she was right. They say he died of a broken heart. ▶ serce dusza

4[sing.] the heart (of sth) the most central or important part of sth; the middle Rare plants can be found in the heart of the forest. Let’s get straight to the heart of the matter. ▶ środek sedno

6 (hearts) [pl.] in a pack of playing cards, the suit with red shapes like hearts (5) on them the queen of hearts ▶ kiery ⇨ note at card

by heart by remembering exactly; from memory The teacher wanted us to learn the whole poem by heart. Learning lists of words off by heart isn’t a good way to increase your vocabulary. ▶ na pamięć

have a heart of gold to be a very kind person ▶ mieć złote serce not have the heart (to do sth) to be unable to do sth unkind I don’t really have the time to help her, but I didn’t have the heart to say no. ▶ nie mieć serca (do robienia czegoś)

take sth to heart to be deeply affected or upset by sth ▶ brać sobie coś do serca

with all your heart; completely I hope with all my heart that things work out for you. ▶ całym sercem to your heart’s content as much as you want In the park the children can run around to their hearts’ content. ▶ ile tylko chcesz

heartfelt /ˈhɑ: tfelt; US / adj. deeply felt; sincere a heartfelt apology ▶ płynący z głębi serca szczery

heartlessly /; US / adv. ▶ nieczule bez serca bezwzględnie —heartlessness /; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ nieczułość bezwzględność

3[only before a noun] (used about a meal) large; making you feel full a hearty breakfast a hearty appetite dobry apetyt ▶ obfity

2[sing.] [often with the] hot weather I like the English climate because I can’t stand the heat. ▶ upał 3[sing.] a thing that produces heat Remove the pan from the heat. ▶ ogień

5[countable] one of the first parts of a race or competition. The winners of the heats compete against other winners until the final result is decided He won his heat and went through to the final. ▶ etap eliminacji

The meal will need heating up (posiłek trzeba będzie podgrzać). ▶ grzać (się)

heather /ˈheðə(r); US / noun [uncountable] a low wild plant that grows especially on hills and land that is not farmed and has small purple, pink or white flowers ▶ wrzos

3[intransitive] to experience the tight feeling you get in your stomach when you are just about to vomit The sight of all that blood made her stomach heave. ▶ mieć mdłości

▶ dźwigać ciągnąć (z trudem) podnosić (z trudem) rzucać (coś ciężkiego)

2[un, c] a place or a situation in which you are very happy It was heaven being away from work for a week. ▶ raj 3(the heavens) [pl.] (used in poetry) the sky The stars shone brightly in the heavens (na niebie) that night. ▶ niebo niebiosa

larger, stronger or more than usual a heavy sleeper ma mocny sen a heavy meal heavy rain rzęsisty deszcz heavy traffic duży ruch He felt a heavy blow (mocne uderzenie) on the back of his head. a heavy smoker/drinker nałogowy palacz/pijak ▶ ciężki

7heavy on sth using large quantities of sth My car is rather heavy on petrol. ▶ zużywający dużo (czegoś)

6 serious, difficult or boring His latest novel makes heavy reading. Things got a bit heavy when she started talking about her failed marriage. I like Mark, but his wife can be heavy going. ▶ żmudny trudny nudny

ˌheavy ˈmetal noun [uncountable] a style of very loud rock music that is played on electric instruments ▶ heavy metal

2[uncountable] the language of the Hebrews; the modern form of this language, used especially in Israel ▶ język hebrajski ⇨ look at Yiddish □ Hebrew adj. ▶ hebrajski żydowski

hedonism /ˈhi: dənɪzəm; US / noun [un] the belief that pleasure is the most important thing in life ▶ hedonizm □ hedonistic /ˌhi: dəˈnɪstɪk; US / adj. the hedonistic philosophy of ‘ eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we die!’ ▶ hedonistyczny

3 the higher part of a shoe under the heel of your foot High heels are not practical for long walks. ▶ obcas 4(-heeled) having the type of heel mentioned high-heeled/low-heeled shoes buty na wysokich/niskich obcasach ▶ (określa rodzaj obcasów)

3[countable, uncountable] the distance that sth is above the ground We are now flying at a height of 10 000 metres. The plane lost/gained height steadily. ▶ wysokość

2[uncountable] the fact that sb/sth is tall or high He looks older than he is because of his height. The height of the fence makes the garden very secluded. ▶ wysoki wzrost

5[uncountable] the strongest or most important part of sth The tourist season is at its height in July and August. the height of summer pełnia lata She’s always dressed in the height of fashion. Jej ubrania są zawsze szczytem mody. ▶ szczyt zenit

Spadkobierczyni, dziedziczka to heiress.

2[co, un] (informal) a situation or place that is very unpleasant or painful He went through hell when his wife left him. The party was absolute hell. ▶ piekło 3[un] (slang) (used as a swear word to show anger) Oh hell, I’ve forgotten my money! ▶ cholera!

helmet /ˈhelmɪt; US / noun [countable] a type of hard hat that you wear to protect your head a crash helmet a policeman’s helmet ▶ hełm kask

I helped her to organize the day. My son’s helping in our shop at the moment. She helped her grandmother up the stairs. ▶ pomagać

4[transitive] help yourself (to sth) to take sth (especially food and drink) that is offered to you Help yourself to a drink! ‘ Can I borrow your pen?’ ‘ Yes, help yourself.’ ▶ częstować się obsługiwać się

2[sing.] a help (to sb) a person or thing that helps Your directions were a great help – we found the place easily. ▶ pomoc

helpfully /-fəli; US / adv. ▶ pomocnie przydatnie —helpfulness /; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ pomoc użyteczność

□ helplessly /; US / adv. They watched helplessly as their house went up in flames. ▶ bezradnie —helplessness /; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ bezradność

hem2 /hem; US / verb [transitive] (hemming; hemmed) to turn up and sew the bottom of a piece of clothing or cloth ▶ obrębiać

□ herald noun [countable] a person in former times who gave important messages from a ruler to the people ▶ herold

herbal /ˈhɜ: bl; US ˈɜ: bl; / adj. made of or using herbs herbal medicine/remedies ▶ ziołowy

herbalist /ˈhɜ: bəlɪst ˈɜ: b-; / noun [countable] a person who grows, sells or uses herbs for medical purposes ▶ ziela-rz/rka

herd2 /hɜ: d; US / verb [transitive] to move people or animals somewhere together in a group The prisoners were herded onto the train. ▶ pędzić