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grad, krzyknąć, przywołać start learning
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There was hail the size of baseballs.
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opłata za przejazd, powodzić się start learning
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<residents of the flood-ravaged town are faring much better than one might have expected>
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przyrzeczenie, obietnica, ślubowanie, zobowiązywać się, dawać w zastaw start learning
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He will pay 15.66zł-million of the pledge, and his name will remain on two halls and an auditorium.
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raczkować, pełznąć, czołgać się start learning
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She crawled to the phone and dialed 911
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start learning
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He lost control of his car and went into a ditch.
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start learning
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Workers dug a trench to install the sewage system.
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start learning
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The simplest, and least effective, method of treatment is to allow the undissolved solids in raw sewage to settle out of suspension forming sludge.
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start learning
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start learning
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The waitress dropped the tray.
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droczyć (się z kimś), dokuczać (komuś) start learning
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Kids will always find some reason to tease other kids.
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start learning
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The town needs to mend these roads.
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start learning
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We need to employ a spokesman for our company.
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przejście (w samolocie, pociągu, między rzędami krzeseł w kinie itp.) start learning
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The bride walked down the aisle to the altar.
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próbka (np. krwi), okaz, egzemplarz start learning
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It was a very rare specimen.
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zgnieść, zgniatać (na płasko) start learning
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I've stood on my glasses and squashed them.
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nastąpić, nadepnąć, zdeptać, bieżnik (na oponie) start learning
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Don't tread on the grass.
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start learning
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She was coughing badly and seemed ill.
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niechęć (do zrobienia czegoś), opór (przed czymś), ociąganie się start learning
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Falling sales are discouraging hiring, which is adding to consumers' reluctance to spend.
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start learning
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I could think of one good reason to disregard it.
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przewodniczący (komitetu), prezes (firmy) start learning
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He was appointed chairman of the committee.
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start learning
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I hope your plans haven't been disrupted.
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start learning
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Taiwan is a fertile and productive island.
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zaniedbywać, lekceważyć, zaniedbanie start learning
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You shouldn't neglect your homework.
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start learning
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Gardeners in search of better soil are right up there on the admiration list too.
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chwalić się, przechwalać się, przechwała start learning
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I'm not sure that's something to boast about.
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widelec, widły, rozwidlenie start learning
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He put down his fork and looked at her.
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obcinać, przycinać (krzaki), ścinać, okrajać start learning
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Harrity said there were no plans to truncate the show if the needed funds were not raised.
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łączyć, powiązać, spinać, sprzęgać start learning
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The first is the concatenation operator ('.'), which returns the concatenation of its right and left arguments.
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tkać, wyplatać, snuć (opowieści) start learning
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Weave the long end of wire through the next two corners, allowing them to overlap slightly.
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węzeł, supeł, robić węzeł start learning
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start learning
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The meadow was covered with flowers.
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brak pewności siebie, poczucie zagubienia start learning
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I feel shy and insecure around strangers.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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Safely hatched young stay within the birth burrow for several weeks.
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basen, zlewisko, dorzecze, miska start learning
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The fish are scattered throughout the lower basin.
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pochodzić, wywodzić (się), czerpać (np. przyjemność), odnosić (korzyści, zyski) start learning
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If we're lucky, we may derive one great benefit from this horrible experience.
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pewność (informacji), niezawodność (działania czegoś) start learning
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regularny, ciągły, jednostajny, opanowany start learning
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They're making steady progress.
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start learning
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okiennica, migawka (w aparacie fotograficznym) start learning
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start learning
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drapać, skrobać, szarpać (się) start learning
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podenerwowany, poirytowany start learning
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szczypać, uciskać, szczypta start learning
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pięknie rosnąć, dobrze się rozwijać, prosperować start learning
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skrzyć się, lśnić, błyszczeć (oczy) start learning
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I like to watch stars sparkling in the sky.
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zapasowy, dodatkowy, wolny start learning
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Do you have a spare set of keys?
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start learning
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Living in the suburbs is cheaper and safer.
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rekrutować, przyjmować (do szkoły, uniwersytetu, na kurs) start learning
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