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he's acting like an idiot start learning
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behave in a way that's like
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his theory is hard to believe, but his research adds up start learning
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logocally fit together this phrasal verb is often negative
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the billa add up to 30zl. that is more that I expected. start learning
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to total
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tom was ready to call the police when I told him I'd wrecked his car, but he backed off when I said I'd pay for the damages start learning
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not follow a threat
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if u don't believe me, talk to Dave. He'll back me up. start learning
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confirm a story, facts, or information
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we newds lots of balloons for the party. will you blow them up? start learning
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inflate
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A: that old building really came down quickly! B: That is because the construction company used dynamite to blow it up start learning
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explode, destroy by exploding
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start learning
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separate something into component parts
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her car broke down on the freeway start learning
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stop working/ functioning
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start learning
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enter by using force
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zerwac ze sobą, rozejść się start learning
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end a personal relationship
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i should takw the book back to the library start learning
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return something
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start learning
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raise, rear
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start learning
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mention (as a topic of discussion)
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you would better brush up your spanish start learning
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reviev, study thoroughly for a short time
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start learning
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become destroyed, consumed by fire
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start learning
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impolitely interrupt
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start learning
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cancel sth that has been scheduled
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i don't know why teacher never calls on you start learning
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ask someone for an answer in class
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uspokoić się, wyciszyć się start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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like, want
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doganiać innych, wyróżniać się start learning
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stop being behind
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start learning
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