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Come on, stop........ and tell me what you think. If you hated it, sayso. start learning
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When the press find out he has been lying, they will have....... mieć używanie, mieć swój dzień start learning
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None of the senior party members liked him, but at ...... level he was very popular. zwykli ludzie, szeregowi członkowie start learning
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It's hardly surprising they broke up; their relationship had been ... for years start learning
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The... of his discontent is his being passed over for promotion. start learning
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They have got a brilliant team. It puts all the other teams in the division completely....... to beso good thatitmakessb/sthelselook unimportant/ordinary/uninteresting start learning
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Most of their economic problems... government corruption. start learning
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She wouldn't have heard anything. She's... start learning
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Could you lend me £30 to...... until Monday? (not) to have enough money to survive (pay your bills, buy. food, etc) until a particular time in the future start learning
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You are...... if you think that I did it. trying to do something in a way that will not work: start learning
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barking up the wrong tree
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Your argument doesn't ... and I'll explain why. start learning
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News that the volcano was about to erupt sent a ... panic throughout the city. start learning
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On taking over the company, we ... those employees who were not pulling their weight to get rid of unwanted people from a group or organisation start learning
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We're not ....... yet. We're still heavilyi n debt to the bank. not having a problem or difficulty any longer: start learning
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He turned the key. The car rocked into life, ... twice and then spluttering off down the road. to make a sudden loud noise (like a bang; made by an old car whose engine is not working properly) start learning
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My alarm clock was ... It was time to get up. start learning
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The tray ... to the ground. start learning
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The old door ... as we pushed itopen. start learning
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The air ... out of the tyre start learning
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At night we could hear the wolves ... outside our cabin. start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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The rain was gently ...... against the window pane. to make the sound of a lot of things gently and repeatedly hitting a surface: start learning
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The leaves were ... in the breeze. start learning
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The taxi ...... to a halt. start learning
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The audience ... with laughter. start learning
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We could hear eggs ........ in a pan. start learning
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He fainted, hitting the floor with a... start learning
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The loud ... of the old clock kept me awake all night. start learning
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