VERY BIG
Some of the ships that pull in and out of the port near my house are VERY BIG ( c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ).
[colossal]
There is a VERY SMALL (malutki: s_ _ _ _ _) difference between these two answers.
[slight]
The rainy weather made her feel lonely and VERY SAD [przygnębiony: d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _].
[depressed]
I'm really HAPPY to see you. [zadowolony; uradowany: g _ _ _ ]
[glad]
They're getting married this afternoon but unfortunately the weather looks VERY BAD!(straszny: t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ), (okropny: a _ _ _ _ ).
[terrible] [awful]
Look at the queue of people waiting to get in, it's VERY BIG! (olbrzymi: e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) (gigantyczny: g _ _ _ _ _ _ _ )
[enormous] [gigantic]
My friend told me a FUNNY story.[zabawny: a _ _ _ _ _ _ ]
[amusing]
I've never seen him look so SAD and UNHAPPY [smutny: m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _] i [nieszczęśliwy / ponury: g _ _ _ _ _].
[miserable] [gloomy]
I'm certain he'll be VERY HAPPY to see you. [zachwycony: d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _]
[delighted]
During the trial in court he confessed to committing this VERY BAD crime. (okrutny (o zbrodni), potworny (czyn): a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) crime.
[atrocious]
He made a VERY BIG (ogromny: t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) effort to lift his body.
[tremendous]
The cartoon is really FUNNY [zabawny; komiczny: h _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _].
[hilarious]
His girlfriend has just left him. He's VERY SAD (zrozpaczony: h_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) and (zdruzgotany: d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
[heartbroken] [devastated]
On a HAPPY morning like this I feel happy and relaxed. [błogi: b _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ]
[blissful]
I think your performance was VERY GOOD (wyjątkowy: e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) and (wspaniały: m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ).
[exceptional] [magnificent]
There was a VERY BIG (istotny: s _ b _ _ _ _ t _ _ _ ) difference in rainfall intensity between the two seasons.
[substantial]
The show was really FUNNY [zabawny, rozrywkowy: e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ]
[entertaining]
Sara had been so confident she would win the competition, but then she came fifth. She looked VERY SAD (rozczarowana: d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and (przygnębiony: d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ).
[disappointed] [dejected]
John and Kate were VERY HAPPY (zachwycony: e _ _ _ _ _ _ _) when they found out they won the grand prize.
[ecstatic]
They suggested we meet them in France which, I thought, was a VERY GOOD idea (cudowny: m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) idea (znakomity: s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) idea.
[marvellous] [splendid]
The most (ważny, znaczący: s _ g _ _ _ _ c _ _ _ ) change was her new hairstyle - a neat bun on top of her head.
[significant]
Paul was quite angry about the damage even though the scratch on his car was VERY SMALL. It was (malutki: t _ _ _ ). It was (maleńki: m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ).
[tiny] [miniscule]
Jack looked so SAD that she felt sorry for him. [przybity, strapiony: c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _]
[crestfallen]
She has just found out she's passed her driving licence test. She's VERY HAPPY ( przeszczęśliwa: o _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) and (uszczęśliwiony: e _ _ _ _ _ ).
[overjoyed] [elated]
She gave me a VERY BAD look, which meant she'd found out what I had done. [złowieszczy; złowrogi: s _ _ _ _ _ _ _]
[sinister]