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Question		Answer
bush, krzaki start learning		bush, bushes beat about/around the bush
krzaczasty, gęsty start learning		bushy, bushy hair/eyebrows
pracowicie start learning		busily When I came in she was busily writing something at her desk.
biznes, praca, start learning		business have no business to do sth/doing sth - You have no business to read/reading my letters without asking me.- nie mieć prawa get down to business - Let’s just have a cup of coffee before we get down to business.- zabierać się do pracy go out of business - zwijać biznes -The shop went out of business because it couldn’t compete with
zarządzanie (przedmiot) start learning		business administration
wizytówka start learning		business card
centrum biznesowo-przemysłowe start learning		business park
grajek uliczny start learning		busker
okresowy bilet autobusowy start learning		bus pass a ticket that allows you to travel on any bus within a particular area for a fixed period of time ▶ okresowy bilet autobusowy
wiata autobusowa start learning		bus shelter ˈbus shelter noun [countable] a structure with a roof where people can stand while they are waiting for a bus ▶ wiata autobusowa
dworzec autobusowy start learning		bus station
przystanek autobusowy start learning		a bus stop
rozwalać, przymknąć (informal) start learning		bust
popiersie, biust start learning		bust, bust
krzątać się, uwijać się, tętnić zyćiem start learning		bustle, bustle, He bustled about the kitchen making tea. The streets were bustling with shoppers.
zgiełk, bieganina start learning		hustle and bustle
pełen zgiełku start learning		bustling The market was bustling with life.
zajęty, pracowity, start learning		busy, hardworking, get busy - zabierać się do pracy When I came in she was busily writing something at her desk. The line’s busy at the moment. I’ll try again later. She’s busy with her preparations for the party.
ale, opróćz start learning		but but for sb/sth - gdyby nie ktoś - We wouldn’t have managed but for your help. but then - zresztą, ale z drugiej strony - We could go swimming. But then perhaps it’s too cold. He’s brilliant at the piano. But then so was his father.
rzeźnik, sklep mięsny, rzeź start learning		butcher, butcher shop, butchery
kamerdyner start learning		butler
kolba, grubszy koniec, start learning		butt the butt of a rifle Butt in on sb/sth - wtrącać się np. do rozmowy
masło, smarować masłem start learning		butter, butter I’ll cut the bread and you butter it.
motyl start learning		butterfly
maślanka start learning		buttermilk
cukierek mleczny start learning		butterscotch
pośladek start learning		buttock
guzik / przycisk start learning		button / button This blouse is too tight – I can’t fasten the buttons. To dial the same number again, push the ‘ redial’ button.
dziurka od guzika start learning		buttonhole
kupować, start learning		buy, buy sb out - spłacać kogoś - After the divorce, she bought him out and kept the house for herself. buy time - zyskiwać na czasie - He took a few days’ holiday in order to buy some time before giving them his final decision.
zakup start learning		buy
kupujący, pracownik działu zakupów start learning		buyer
wykup start learning		buyout the act of buying enough or all of the shares in a company in order to get control of it ▶ wykup (akcji przedsiębiorstwa
bzyczeć, brzęczeć start learning		buzzing A large fly was buzzing against the windowpane. Her head was buzzing (w głowie jej huczało) with questions that she wanted to ask. The room was buzzing with activity.
bzyk, gwar, start learning		buzz I could hear the buzz of conversation in the next room. the buzz of insects
brzęczyk start learning		buzzer Press your buzzer if you know the answer to a question.
obok, przez start learning		by
obwodnica, objeżdzać, omijać start learning		ring road, bypass
produkt uboczny start learning		by-product
przypadkow świadek start learning		bystander

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