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subwencja, dotacja (na coś) start learning
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Many school districts offer a subsidy to low-income families for book fees and lunch costs.
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zmienić kierunek, obrócić, odwrócić start learning
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A magician might attempt to divert your attention as he shoves the rabbit into the hat.
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rozmnażać się, hodować, rasa (zwierzęcia), start learning
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He got into the business of breeding cattle.
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drażliwy, łatwo wpadający w irytację, rozdrażniony start learning
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My father is always irritable after a nap.
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kiwać się, machać, merdać start learning
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The dog wagged its tail at the sight of a bone.
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bydło (krowy i byki hodowane dla mięsa lub mleka) start learning
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A few cattle are grazing here and there.
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start learning
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draśnięcie, zadrapać, skrobać, skrzypienie start learning
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Someone had scraped the car with a key.
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przesadzać, popadać w przesadę start learning
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The book exaggerates the difficulties he faced in starting his career.
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okruch, okruszek, odrobina start learning
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He swept the crumbs from under the table.
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ogrom, rozmiar, ważność, wielkość start learning
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<the mountain's sheer magnitude usually leaves tourists speechless>
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fałszywy, podrabiany, zmyślony, fikcyjny, udawany start learning
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gruntownie, dokładnie, zupełnie, całkowicie start learning
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Clean the room thoroughly
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kompletny, całkowity, wymawiać, wypowiadać, wyrażać start learning
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The children displayed an utter lack of interest in the performance.
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odporność (na chorobę), nietykalność, immunitet start learning
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start learning
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Then he turned around and spat at me.
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start learning
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start learning
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The doctors think it's a concussion.
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