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‘Costs of keeping our houses warm are going through the roof’, says Mr Smith, world-known economist. start learning
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make a point of doing sth Kate is makes a point of memorising while preparing for her exams. start learning
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zrobić coś/kłaść nacisk na zrobienie czegoś
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Restaurant owners close their premises saddled in debt. start learning
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I’m gonna prove learning languages is worth your while. start learning
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If I wanna sail through the exams, I need to brush up on my english. start learning
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Have you already cooked up an excuse? If not, then you’re studying for your biology exam this evening. start learning
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She was hammering chemistry into us all day! start learning
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wbijać coś komuś do głowy
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Come on, lighten up! You can’t be feeling that bad. start learning
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Yesterday I was studying for my looming exams for the first time. The past papers started to pile up on my desk. start learning
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Remember not to get put off! You got this! start learning
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She’s in dire need of taking a shower. Can you see how those people around her cover their noses? start learning
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pilnie czegoś potrzebować
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University students devote their free time to studying. start learning
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(be) falling over yourself to do sth Teachers are falling over themselves to make their students memorise anything. start learning
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I tried to convince her not to cheat, but she insisted on it. start learning
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Look at the crowd! Thousands of people just rolled up to watch the match. start learning
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Writers add plot twists all the time to spice up their books. start learning
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She was about to jump, but she got cold feet and suddenly refused. start learning
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Look at the way they pop up! It brings the entire audience’s attention. start learning
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I haven’t seen my siblings for donkey’s years. start learning
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get one’s foot in the door If you’re willing to get higher education, searching for a part-time job is a good way to get your foot in the door. start learning
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Hold your horses! You’re not expected to be at school, because it’s Saturday. start learning
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the grass is greener on the other side I wish I was born in a bigger city. Well, the grass is greener on the other side. start learning
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wszędzie dobrze, gdzie nas nie ma
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there’s more to sb/sth than meets the eye I bet there’s more to it than meets the eye. We can’t stop searching. start learning
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więcej się za kimś/za czymś kryje, niż widać gołym okiem
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