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chart, graph, diagram Alright, let's get started by taking a look at last quarter's figures. start learning
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wykres, rycina, ilustracja, rysunek, diagram
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to misconstrue (misconstrued, misconstrued) misinterpret, misunderstand, misjudge, misread The eagle, however, misconstrues this as an act of aggression. start learning
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niewłaściwie odebrać, opacznie zrozumieć
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a claw The eagle grabs the baby in its talon. start learning
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a tap Meanwhile, the faucet fills the apartment with water. start learning
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on fire, lighted, burning, flaming Baby and bird still ablaze, are locked in a death grip. start learning
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to swirl (swirled, swirled) whirl, churn, spin, twist They're swirling around the whirlpool that fills the apartment. start learning
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headwaiter The maitre d' has asked if you'd be willing to consider switching to a smaller table. start learning
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ochmistrz, zarządca, główny kelner
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procedure, plan, action, programme They have adopted a strict no-smoking policy. start learning
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polityka, zasady, wytyczne
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to frown upon sth (frowned, frowned) disapproved (of), disliked People will frown upon you if you wear short dresses like this. start learning
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capitulate, submit, yield If they ask me to move, I'll cave. start learning
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to manhandle (manhandled, manhandled) maltreat, maul, mishandle, rough (up) I'll move, you don't have to manhandle me. start learning
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sponieiwerać, obchodzić się brutalnie
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jump on someone, scold I should't come down on you so hard about the smoking. start learning
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zjechać kogoś, skrytykować
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insert, pinch, wrap He tucked his willy between his legs and cried out. start learning
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dragon lady, fury, harpy I suppose that Monica will have the manipulative shrew. start learning
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to blunt (blunted, blunted) lessen, reduce, subside Did my little outburst blunt the hideousness that is this evening? start learning
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stępić, złagodzić, osłabić
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atrocity, awfulness, Did my little outburst blunt the hideousness that is this evening? start learning
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brzydota, okropność, ohyda
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a trick Maybe this is all just a clever ruse to get me into bed. start learning
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to blow smoke up sb's ass to mamaguy, to soap up Claudia, aren't you supposed to blow smoke up the boss's ass. start learning
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worn, shabby I almost wore my threadbare robe that can't contain my breasts. start learning
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znoszony, zszargany, wytargany
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nugae, a trifle I just happen to know a lot of trivia about smoking. start learning
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lime hound That woman has the nose of a bloodhound. start learning
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pies tropiący (ogar), detektyw
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to splotch, to smut I soiled myself during some turbulence. start learning
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to scram (scrammed, scrammed) to disappear. to nick off You're not getting back in there, The baby is fine, now scram. start learning
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znikać, zmywać (się), pryskać
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a commercial, an advertisement Have you not seen that ad. start learning
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bloodcurdling Have you not seen that ad. It's chilling. start learning
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a silver foil I've watched home movies of you eating Ding-Dongs without taking the tinfoil off. start learning
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to be expected, to be anticipated Their arrival is in the offing. start learning
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być spodziewanym, oczekiwanym
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to ban We're gonna put this fight on hold. start learning
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burrowing But no talking and no cuddling. start learning
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a caretaker, a superintendent start learning
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to bruise (bruised, bruised) to smash I would, but I bruise like a peach. start learning
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posiniaczyć, stłuc, poobijać
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