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zapłacić z własnej kieszeni out-of-pocket (used about money that you have to spend yourself rather than having it paid for you, for example by your employer or insurance company) start learning		He had no intention of paying for the meal out of his own pocket. All out-of-pocket expenses will be REIMBURSED BY the company. BEZ GROSZA - That one mistake left him thousands of pounds out of pocket. / The last time I went out with you, I ended up seriously out of pocket!
londyńskie zoo start learning		London zoo (no article)
zatłoczony / zapełniony / wypełniony po brzegi start learning		The article was CRAMMED FULL OF ideas.
ceny, które idą w górę start learning		soaring prices
zryczałtowana opłata start learning		flat fee / flat rate
borykać się z... start learning		to struggle on low incomes
opłaty za parkowanie start learning		car parking charges
oskarżenia start learning		to face accusations of sexual misconduct
to jest niesamowicie ważne start learning		it's incredibly important
konserwacja / utrzymanie start learning		Maintenance
kontrowersje wokół start learning		controversy surrounding sb
zakwestionować it is disputed whether, how, etc... It is disputed whether the law applies in this case. to dispute a decision/claim start learning		to dispute sth No one is disputing that there is a problem. These figures have been disputed.
a person who has an official position adj start learning		an incumbent the incumbent president incumbent (having an official position)
(of people) using weaker people for their own financial or sexual advantage start learning		predatory
wykorzystać kogoś start learning		to use sb for your advantage
zdystansować się od start learning		to distance yourself from sb
tym bardziej nie start learning		much less He’s too shy to ask a stranger the time, much less speak to a room full of people.
zapytać o godzinę start learning		to ask the time
przemawiać do kogoś start learning		to speak to a room full of people
ujawniać się / wynurzać się start learning		to surface
zakładam start learning		I'm assuming
to guide somebody or a group of people somewhere, making sure they go where you want them to go start learning		to shepherd Miss Rogers shepherded the children across the road.
ogrodzenie a wildlife enclosure a piece of land that is surrounded by a fence or wall and is used for a particular purpose start learning		enclosure (zoo)
dozorca start learning		keeper
showing in your behaviour that you are anxious and nervous wstrząśnięty, poruszony, wzburzony start learning		agitated Calm down! Don't get so agitated.
braki wśród pracowników start learning		staff shortages
zwłaszcza start learning		PARTICULARLY
Mam coś start learning		I've got...
moda, szał a fad for physical fitness Rap music proved to be more than just a PASSING fad. start learning		craze FOR sth / fad FOR sth the latest/current fad the latest fitness craze to sweep the country
rozprzestrzeniać się start learning		to sweep the latest craze sweeping America Rumours OF his resignation swept through the company.
to try to deal with two or more important jobs or activities at the same time so that you can fit all of them into your life start learning		to juggle sth WITH sth
a book or a film/movie about events that happened before those in a popular book or film/movie a book, film/movie, play, etc. that continues the story of an earlier one start learning		a prequel sequel (a sequel TO the hit movie ‘Madagascar’) Fans waited for years for the first Star Wars prequel.
Eddie Redmayne start learning		The Danish Girl / The Theory of Everything / Les Misérables
Alicia Vikander start learning		The Danish Girl / Ex Machina
wybredny (jedzenie) start learning		fussy eater
paluszki rybne start learning		fish fingers
nawyki można wypracować start learning		habits can be trained
Co o tym myślisz? start learning		What are your thoughts ON that?
wyluzowany, zrelaksowany start learning		laid back
having or showing the belief that some races of people are better than others start learning		to make racist remarks
materiał filmowy (o określonym wydarzeniu) start learning		footage OF People see live footage of the war at home on their televisions.
błaznować start learning		to clown around
relaxed and confident and not nervous or embarrassed start learning		at (your) ease She was at her ease straight away in the new job. I never feel completely at ease with him.
rozstrzygnąć spór start learning		to settle a dispute !!! to settle a dispute/an argument/a matter
przewidują start learning		they are predicting
do końca przyszłego roku start learning		by the end of NEXT YEAR
od... do... start learning		from food to fuel
a terrible war that could destroy the world (in the Bible) a battle between good and evil at the end of the world start learning		Armageddon /ˌɑːməˈɡedn/
zła reklama / zły rozgłos start learning		bad publicity
Tocsa start learning		Giacomo Puccini
a British multinational grocery start learning		Tesco
podwyżki cen start learning		price increases
z wolna napływać start learning		to trickle NEWS is starting to trickle OUT.
karma dla zwierząt start learning		animal feed winter feed for the horses
relacje na żywo start learning		live broadcasting
składać komuś hołd start learning		to pay homage TO sb
towar (produkt który jest kupowany i sprzedawany) start learning		commodity rice, flour and other basic commodities
rozpieścić się start learning		to indulge yourself WITH sth I indulged myself with a long hot bath.
co zrobimy teraz... start learning		what we're GONNA do...
połowa pomarańczy start learning		half AN orange
wcisnąć przycisk start learning		to hit the button
liking to drink a lot of alcohol; involving a lot of alcoholic drink pijacki (np. śmiech) / zakrapiany alkoholem (np. posiłek) start learning		boozy a boozy lunch one of my boozy friends
niezależnie od pogody start learning		no matter what the weather
to have sb on board start learning		We're really excited to have you on board.
(British English, informal) an amount of tea made at one time start learning		a brew
miło byłoby wypić filiżankę herbaty start learning		a cup of tea wouldn't go amiss A little luck wouldn't go amiss right now!
Mumbai (/mʊmˈbaɪ/; also known as Bombay start learning		Mumbai (/ mʊmbaɪ /; also known as BombayMumbai (/mʊmˈbaɪ/; also known as Bombay /bombei/
jeść kolację start learning		to dine
jeść obiad start learning		to lunch He lunched with a client at THE Ritz.
Co jest na deser? start learning		What's for pudding? I haven't made a pudding today.
the Gulf start learning		the Persian Gulf, the area of sea between the Arabian peninsula and Iran
referencje letter of receommendation start learning		I should like to apply for the position of Sales Director. To apply, send a CV and two letters of recommendation to the four people listed below:...
podzielić się kosztem start learning		to divide sth between
zaprowadzić dziecko do szkoły start learning		to walk your children to school She walked me to the front gate.
łuk (triumfalny) start learning		/ɑːtʃ/
marmurowy start learning		marble /ˈmɑːbl/
charyzmatyczny start learning		iconic
nie tylko start learning		not only was she...
oddać cześć start learning		to pay tribute / homeage
załapać coś... start learning		to pick sth up by watching
brzmi... start learning		she sounds like a wonderful person
niestaranny, niedbały (np. pismo, praca) start learning		sloppy
loose and without much shape start learning		baggy / sloppy
having a pleasant smell start learning		fragrant The air was fragrant WITH scents from the sea and the hills.
zwykły szary garnitur start learning		plain grey suit
nikogo nie obchodzi moja garderoba start learning		nobody cares ABOUT my wardrobe
bronić kogoś start learning		to jump to sb's defence
referring to sex in a rude and offensive way jurny, lubieżny, sprośny, wulgarny start learning		lewd /lu:d/ to make lewd comments
Mam na sobie niebieski. start learning		I'm in blue,
wiadomość / notatka start learning		memo to write/send/circulate a memo an official note from one person to another in the same organization
if information, facts, ideas etc circulate, they become known by many people start learning		to circulate Rumours began circulating that the prime minister was seriously ill.
wsiąść / wysiąść z samolotu start learning		get on / get off the plane
wylądować... start learning		land AT Gatwick
z przykrością zawiadamiamy start learning		we regret to inform you that...
niewielki, przelotny deszcz start learning		shower
krótki okres start learning		spell The first SPELL of snow It was a short spell of my life, I don't want to talk about it.
szybki / natychmiastowy start learning		prompt Prompt payment of the invoice would be appreciated. Prompt action was required as the fire spread.
punktualny start learning		punctual / prompt Please be prompt when attending these meetings.
zawładnąć internetem start learning		to take over the Internet
podjąć wyzwanie start learning		to take sth on
rozmowy w szatni start learning		lockerroom talk
jesteś zbyt surowy dla siebie start learning		you're too hard on yourself
what motivate us start learning		imperfections motivate us to push further and further
ocena eksperta / ekspertyza start learning		expertise
zraniony w czasie porodu start learning		injured at birth
zakupy spożywcze start learning		food shopping
azyl start learning		to seek asylum /əˈsaɪləm/ to seek/apply for/be granted asylum
is the Islamic form of government representing the political unity and leadership of the Muslim world start learning		caliphate /ˈkeɪləfeɪt/ or /ˈkælɪfeɪt/
fryzjer męski start learning		a barbershop AmE / the barber's BrE
ułożyć włosy start learning		to shape your hair
roszczenie ubezpieczeniowe start learning		insurance claim
wyrządzić / wyświadczać / wykonywać to render a service to somebody render a decision/opinion/judgment etc start learning		to render to render sb a service an obligation to render assistance to those in need
Ona nalegała, żeby on... start learning		She insisted on his/him wearing a suit.
zapisać w pamięci start learning		I made a mental note to do sth
notatki z wykładu start learning		Can I borrow your lecture notes?
metoda kalendarzykowa start learning		rhythm method
zasadniczo różny start learning		significantly different
marshmallow start learning		mɑːʃˈmæləʊ
marshmallow start learning		My daughter feels as soft as a marshmallow, as warm as a hot-water bottle.
to criticize someone very strongly, often in a way that other people find humorous start learning		to skewer
medalion a piece of jewellery in the shape of a large flat coin worn on a chain around the neck start learning		locket medallion a piece of jewellery in the form of a small case that you wear on a chain around your neck and in which you can put a picture, piece of hair, etc.
kraspedia start learning		craspedia /kra:spidiE/
kusza start learning		crossbow
dziwny / dziwaczny start learning		quirky
zwierzyć się komuś It is important to have someone you can confide in. / She used to confide in him whenever she had a problem. start learning		to confide TO someone/ idiom: to confide IN sb to tell somebody secrets and personal information because you feel you can trust them He confided to me that he had applied for another job.
pierwsze koty za płoty start learning		Don't worry! The first pancake is always spoiled. Just try again.
bez ogródek start learning		if you say something straight from the shoulder, you are being very honest and direct, even if what you are saying is critical
łudzić się start learning		stop living in a dream world
nie czuję nóg start learning		She felt dead on her feet and didn't have the energy to question them further. I've spent the whole day cleaning the house and I'm dead on my feet.
i po ptakach start learning		your goose is cooked
ona chodziła na rzęsach z niewyspania start learning		She was running on fumes
i bądź tu mądry start learning		go figure used when you tell someone a fact and you then want to say that the fact is surprising, strange or stupid:
to be very busy and active trying to do something, but not very organized, with the result that you do not succeed start learning		to run around like a headless chicken
wrodzony / nieodłączny start learning		Small local shops are intrinsic to the town's character. to be intrinsic TO sth
nierozpuszczalny (np. w wodzie, w tłuszczu) start learning		insoluble (e.g. fibre)
used by some people to say ‘sorry’ when they have accidentally made a rude noise, or said or done something wrong start learning		pardon / pardon me some say excuse me
żmudny / mozolny start learning		laborious / tedious /ləˈbɔːriəs/ Checking all the information will be slow and laborious.
extremely interested in something you are listening to start learning		spellbound The kids watched and listened spellbound to the performance.
to surprise somebody suddenly in a way that slightly shocks or frightens them start learning		to startle I didn't mean to startle you.
brać całkowitą odpowiedzialność start learning		to take/assume overall responsibility for personnel

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