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to hurry, to run Don't rush her, she needs some time to get ready. start learning
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as from, starting from So, as of Monday, I'm being officially relocated start learning
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a banger Texas wieners are another type of hot dog in the state. start learning
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choking Hey, you said that without gagging. start learning
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zakrztuszenie, kneblowanie
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epidemic roseola A blood test should be done to see if a person is protected against rubella. start learning
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repetitive He used to have this recurring nightmare. start learning
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powtarzający się, nawracajacy
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If I had a nickel for every time somebody's asked me that. start learning
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We go way back, from high school. start learning
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a laywer Do you have to be an attorney to open and run a small business these days? start learning
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prawnik, mecenas, adwokat
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to relay That's the kind of thing you usually run by me. start learning
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That made the pickings better for the few who were here. start learning
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a dive bar We had lunch at a fast-food joint. start learning
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elongating Actually "cook" may be a bit a stretch. start learning
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He was hired to shovel coal on a train. start learning
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This was not like the mesquite country where he had been born. start learning
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cheep, shoddy The movie is cheesy, but its stars certainly are not. start learning
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a pig, a swine Don't let him into the kitchen by himself. He's a hog. start learning
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streptococcal Strep infections are identified on culture by their formation of pairs or chains. start learning
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to have a falling-out with sb to have a fight with sb Jane is always falling out with people. start learning
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casual Mary Ellen is really smart and cute and loose. start learning
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prattling I like when you start chattering like a monkey. start learning
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I remember someone bringing his security blanket to college. start learning
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koc, coś co daje poczucie bezpieczeństwa
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They have to meet parole officers at least twice a week. start learning
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unprepared Sometimes guys get caught off-guard with a question and didn’t know how to respond. start learning
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nieprzygotowany, zaskoczony
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to stall She wants to hold up the ceremony. start learning
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