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Question		Answer
wycieraczka start learning		doormat
ubogi not having enough money food that you need to have a normal life start learning		deprived children from deprived backgrounds
dom parterowy start learning		a bungalow
mieszkaniowy A area has only houses and not offices and factories start learning		residential
wieżowiec start learning		high-rise
ohydny start learning		hideous hi djes
szorstki, ciężki niebezpieczny start learning		rough niebezpieczna dzielnica np
zaniedbany start learning		run-down buildings or areas in very bad condition A run-down housing estate
zamożny having a lot of money or owning a lot of things. synonim: wealthy start learning		affluent affluent families or neighborhoods
dywanik start learning		a rug rag
oszałamiający start learning		stunning
dostojny very good or enjoyable, impressive and large or important: start learning		grand The Palace of Versailles is very grand. They always entertain their guests in grand style.
dom wolnostojący start learning		detached house
bliźniak start learning		semi-detached
szeregowiec start learning		terraced house terisd
podły, niesamowity (SLANG) start learning		wicked łikid
prześladować start learning		persecute for per si kjut he was persecuted for his religious beliefs. His latest film is about the experience of being persecuted for being gay.
bez urazy start learning		no offence odpowiedź: none taken - w porządku
komin start learning		chimney
umywalka start learning		a washbasin
podkładka pod talerz start learning		place mat
podkładka pod szklankę start learning		coaster kouster
z górnej półki start learning		high-end
z dolnej półki start learning		low-end
kierownica start learning		steering wheel wil
sufit start learning		ceiling
trzymać się z dala od czegoś kogoś to avoid someone or something that seems unpleasant, dangerous, or likely to cause problems: start learning		steer clear of/ stay away Her speech steered clear of controversial issues. They warned their children to steer clear of drugs.
dominować start learning		dominate sky tower dominates Wrocław
szybowac, gwałtownie rosnąć sore bolesny bolacy przymiotnik (I've got a sore back. My feet were sore with all the walking.) so(r) start learning		soar np ceny house prices have soared. Temperatures will soar over the weekend, say the weather forecasters.
pochodzić z, być datowany start learning		date back date back over - długość czasu. Some of the buildings date back over 600 years the house dates back to 1800
odnawia, remontować start learning		renovate
mieć siedzibę w start learning		be based in the company is based in Geneva
o zmierzchu start learning		at dusk as dusk fell, we headed back to the hotel
kasa na czarną godzinę start learning		nest egg
opiekować się kimś czymś fizycznie- podawac leki, pilnowac dzieci, zajmowac sie generalnie start learning		care for the children are being cared for by a relative. It's good to know that the dogs will be well cared for while we're away.
dbać, troszczyć się (nie mieć w nosie, obchodzic) start learning		care about we should care about the environment
zawstydzony start learning		ashamed of ashamed to wstydzić się you've got nothing to be ashamed of, she felt ashamed of hitting her brother
chory start learning		unwell there is a virus going round Ill, sick, to catch a cold, to have a cold
serial start learning		series Si riz
odcinek start learning		episode
zapukać start learning		knock on
ślepy start learning		blind
nawyk / przyzwyczajenie, zwyczaj start learning		habit
zasciankowy only interested on your own country etc not willing to accept new ideas or people start learning		insular in sju ler
być miłym dla kogoś start learning		be nice TO sb
przytyć start learning		gain weight, put on weight
nie zadowalaj się drugim najlepszym start learning		don't settle for a second best
podejscie/ perspektywy (l. m i pojedyn) attitude, vision the way a person thinks about something./ the likely future situation start learning		outlook the way a person thinks about something The outlook for the economy next year is bleak. Despite her illness, she has a very positive outlook on life.
postrzeganie start learning		perception it changed my perception of her
droga w sensie asfalt po której jadą samochody start learning		road
ulica start learning		street
podróż, droga np do pracy start learning		way / route
trwać use when we are focused on the DURATION OF ACTIVITY, the end of the activity is not important start learning		last holiday /event the film lasts for 2 hours, my. holiday will last for 4 days, the play lasted 3 hours
trwać - journey, processes start learning		take to show how long is needed to COMPLETE AN ACTIVITY, we are focused on end point it took me 2 hours to get to the Theatre
początkowy okres, początek start learning		early days the early days were terrible, in the early days I was wondering why I'm still here
wdzięczny byc wdzieczynym- I'd appreciate if you left me alone. I'd really appreciate your help. Appreciate(doceniac) start learning		appreciative It's nice to have an appreciative audience. I'm very appreciative of all the support you've given me.
kosmetyki toaletowe, jak szampon mydło start learning		toiletries
wybredny start learning		picky/fussy (fasi)
rozsądny / rozsądna start learning		reasonable riz- ne-bl
odkladac, zbywac to decide or arrange to delay an event or activity until a later time or date: start learning		to put someone off The meeting has been put off for a week. [+ -ing verb ] I can't put off going to the dentist any longer. He puts off writing the essay until the last minute He keeps asking me out, and I keep putting him off.
to nie moja bajka start learning		it's not my cup of tea
nagle, znienacka, jak grom z jasnego nieba start learning		out of the blue the problem did not come out of the blue
być dwulicowym start learning		to be two-faced
coś co wymiata, super start learning		bee's knees Check out my bee's knees sneakers.
pomóż mi start learning		to give me a hand
być w siódmym niebie (dosł. być ponad księżycem) start learning		to be over the moon
bez znaczenia, nic nie znaczacy start learning		meaningless He produced yet another set of meaningless statistics. A meaningless gesture
skazany za start learning		convicted of he was convicted of murder
skontaktować się z kimś start learning		get in touch with
podziwiać kogoś to admire and respect someone: start learning		look up to I know she looks up to me so I can't disappoint her.
poza tym, oprócz start learning		besides besides that there's nothing interesting, and besides I needed to star earning money
być zdruzgotany be very disappointed and upset start learning		be gutted gatid he is absolutely gutted that he's been dropped from the team
pierwsza komunia start learning		first communion komju nien
sens start learning		point in what was the point in meeting them
śledztwo start learning		investigation to conduct /carry out an investigation
rozglądać się po sklepie start learning		looking, browse
grzebać zmarłego start learning		to bury
być podobnym do/ wrodzic sie w kogos start learning		take after he takes after his father, Peter's very tall - he takes after his father.
rozejrzeć sie start learning		look around she spent the afternoon looking around the town
zmęczony start learning		fatigued fatig d
łatwizna start learning		A piece of cake
mieć zamiłowanie I dar do kwiatów start learning		have a green fingers
mieć dużo obowiązków, być zajęty start learning		have a lot on my plate
coś o czym wszyscy wiedzą, ale nikt o tym nie mówi start learning		the elephant in the room
być miłośnikiem słodyczy start learning		have a sweet tooth
rodzić start learning		to give birth The doctor says she will give birth to a child next month
zerwać (tylko z partnerem) start learning		break up
znosić, dierżyć to accept unpleasant behaviour or an unpleasant situation, although you do not like it start learning		put up with we shouldn't put up with the way he treats us. He's so rude, I don't know how you put up with him.
kłócić się z zakończeniem znajomości to argue with someone and stop being friendly with them start learning		fall out with someone have you and Sam fallen out with each other again
być w kontakcie start learning		keep in touch
wracać do czegoś, nie przerywać czegoś zamknij się i zasuwaj z tym to continue doing something, especially work start learning		get on with sth shut up and get on with it, now let me get on with my mission
mieć z kimś dobre stosunki, dobrze się dogadywać start learning		get on /along with someone do you get along with your colleagues, I never really got on with my brother
nadrobić, dogonić to learn or discuss the latest news: start learning		catch up we have a little time to catch up, I was giving you time to catch up. I have a catch-up meeting with my manager at two.
pocieszyć kogoś, rozchmurzyc start learning		cheer sb up cheer up, it's not the end of the world
przeprowadzać rozmowę start learning		make conversation
obraźliwe słowa start learning		offensive words
informować kogoś na bieżąco, start learning		keep sb abreast of sth I'll keep you abreast of any development
przyjrzeć się start learning		take a look at
doceniać(verb) start learning		appreciate I'd appreciate if you left me alone. I would appreciate- bede wdzieczna/ docenie
wykroczenie,`; uraza obraza start learning		offence offend-I was deeply offended by her comments, doubtless you've committed a criminal offence
okaz something shown or examined as an example; a typical example: start learning		specimen (spesi min) this is one of the museum's finest specimens. He has a collection of rare insect specimens.
recepta start learning		prescription
paragon start learning		receipt risit
przepis start learning		recipe re si pi
w kierunku / w stronę, wobec tołordz start learning		towards he ran towards her, he has a negative attitude towards everything
dalej start learning		further let's walk a bit further down the road
prześlij dalej, do przodu na przód start learning		forward fołerd I always look forward not back
niepewny, mieć kompleksy na punkcie czegoś having no confidence in yourself and what you can do, not safe or protected start learning		insecure you have nothing to be insecure about, Anna knows that I'm very insecure about my back, many of our staff are worried cause their jobs are insecure
zwracać uwagę, uważać start learning		pay attention (to) I missed what she was saying because I wasn't paying attention, OK Ben pay attention
zadowolony z siebie w cwaniakowaty sposób start learning		smug (przymiotnik) don't be smug Jackie,
wybielacz start learning		bleach
barwnik, farbowac włosy start learning		dye daj I've wanted to dye mine black hair
nadąża, dotrzymać kroku start learning		keep up (with) I can't keep up with your love life
kąpać sie (verb) start learning		bathe bejf, bath kąpiel baf
wędrować, włóczyć start learning		roam (around) don't roam here and there, to roam. around the island
zejść z utartego szlaku start learning		get off the beaten track
badanie kontrolne start learning		check - up I'm going to the doctor for a check-up
łobuz(n), znęcać się (v), zmuszony sila start learning		bully, bully when I was a young girl everyone was bullying me. Bully into Ving- zmuszony "sila"- She was bullied into leaving.
dlatego też start learning		therefore she accidently closed the door therefore he couldn't go to school
wyglądać bardziej wyjściowo start learning		presentable
pyłek, pyłki start learning		pollen
sławny/rozpoznawalny start learning		renowned the island is renowned for its beauty
opieka prawna nad dzieckiem start learning		custody Nicola won a custody of their two children
kapcie start learning		slippers
zachecac to encourage someone to do something or something to happen start learning		spur sb on (sper) Spurred on by his fans, he won the next three games easily.‘her sons' passion for computer games spurred her on to set up a software business’
wymagajacy, żądajacy start learning		demanding
laik start learning		layman (lejmen)
zlozyc wypowiedzenie start learning		give/ hand in one's notice I handed in my notice yesterday. Hand in your notice by the end of the day. She gave her notice first thing in the morning
karta przetargowa start learning		bargaining chip (bargining czip) Missiles were used as a bargaining chip in negotiations for economic aid.
dac wskazowke, aluzje start learning		to drop a hint He dropped several hints that he wanted an MP3 player for his birthday.
naciagac start learning		to con (kon) Thieves conned him out of his life savings. I conned him into giving me your home number. She felt she had been conned into buying the car. she was jailed for conning her aunt out of £500,000. CON sb OUT of...// CON into Ving
targowac sie start learning		to haggle over sth (hagl) I spent 20 minutes haggling over the price of a leather bag.
warte zrobienia czegos start learning		worth doing (Ving) it's worth going there
katar sienny start learning		hay fever
swędzieć(v) start learning		itch
ślina start learning		saliva (selajwe)
rozkoszny/uroczy start learning		adorable
przeprowadzac operacje start learning		perform surgery
chirurg start learning		a surgeon (serdzen)
dalsza rodzina start learning		distant family
okrucienstwo wobec zwierzat start learning		aminal cruelty
pilny/pracowity start learning		diligent (dilidzent)
bijacy rekordy popularnosci start learning		best-selling
nerwowy/ choleryk start learning		hot-blooded
skupiony na karierze start learning		career-driven
naciągany start learning		far-fetched (feczt)
ograniczony, pełen uprzedzeń start learning		narrow-minded
polityk start learning		a politician
partia polityczna start learning		a political party
brać coś pod uwagę, rozważać coś mniej formalnie: to bear sth in mind, keep sth in mind start learning		take something into consideration We must take this problem into consideration
dowiadywać się, pytać się (v) start learning		enquire You should also enquire about the back-up team, I'm enquiring about dentists in the area.
fascynujący start learning		gripping a gripping story
praktyczny(experience) start learning		hands-on hands-on experience, my teaching course is very hands-on
chodnik start learning		pavement
faktura start learning		an invoice
lek/lekarstwo start learning		medicine
podróż start learning		journey (dzerni)
salon start learning		a living room/ lounge (laundz)
z mojego doświadczenia start learning		from my experience
zmywanie naczyn(rzeczownik) start learning		washing-up He was doing the washing-up. I don't like washing dishes/up
zmywac naczynia start learning		wash up It's your turn to wash up
plyn do mycia naczyn start learning		washing-up liquid
dawkowanie, dawka start learning		dosage, dose (dousidz)
polityka start learning		politics
dojrzały start learning		mature (ma tur)
byc na chorobowym start learning		be off sick
skierowanie start learning		referral re-fe-rl
zwolnienie lekarskie start learning		sick leave/ doctor's note
byc niechetnym do zronienia czegosc start learning		be reluctant to DO sth ri lak tent. Many victims of crime are reluctant to go to the police.
rekompensata start learning		compensation
zdzierstwo start learning		a rip-off Sorry, but I think 70 quid for that blouse is a rip-off
tani a cieszy start learning		cheap and cheerful
once/when/after start learning		once / when / after you've finished you should email...
kolacja start learning		supper
nadmiar start learning		excess of An excess of oil on the markets has caused prices to fall sharply.
jak to nazywacie start learning		what do you call this/ what do you say when
na koniec dnia!!!, w koncu start learning		at the end of the day
ostatecznie in the end we all agreed with him. start learning		in the end
piec, taki przemyslowy raczej fernis start learning		furnace
zepsuc sie (transport)/ zalamac sie psychicznie start learning		break down
zapchany, zatloczony start learning		jam-packed trains were jam-packed with holidaymakers
opozniony start learning		delayed (dilejd)
zbierac pieniadze start learning		raise money
pchnac nozem start learning		stab
przemawiac start learning		making/giving speech
ankieta, sondaz start learning		poll (poul) A new poll suggests there is support for our proposal.
spisek, zmowa start learning		conspiracy The possibilites that it was a conspiracy are very high. Conspire(konspajer) against... Spiskowac
główna rola start learning		lead role
do sedna start learning		to the point, nitty-gritty, let's get straight to the point
paplać dlugo i bez sensu, ględzić start learning		waffle on [łoful ] I don't like to waffle on, let's get to the nitty-gritty
pękać, roztrzaskać sie start learning		crack don't drink from that mug it's cracked
upoważniać / (dać władzę) to give someone the confidence, skills, freedom, etc to do something start learning		empower [+ to do sth ] Education empowers people to take control of their lives.
uprzejmość start learning		pleasantry [plezen tri] They exchanged pleasantries about the weather.
uderzyc kogoś z otwartej reki / plaskacz start learning		slap She slapped him across the face. SMACK- dać klapsa jako kara dla dziecka. SPANK - uderzyc w pupe
dekorować start learning		decorate [dekorejt] decorative- ozdobny [de kre tiw]
dążyć do start learning		pursue [per sju] I'm pursuing a new job career, Pursue ING verb- actively pursue being engaged with...
sporny, start learning		divisive [di waj siw] The right to free abortion is a divisive issue.
spór start learning		dispute[dis pjut] A man stabbed his neighbour in a dispute OVER noise.
wygłupiać sie start learning		lark about, mess about mess about -obijać sie - Stop messing around and do your homework!, Ignore him, he is just messing around.
ostry, przenikliwy zapach start learning		pungent [pandzent] I don't like curry it's too pungent
nadskakiwać komuś/ przylizywać sie komuś start learning		fawn (all) over [fon] Everyone else just fawns all over her, it's tedious.
nużący, nudny start learning		tedious [ti dies]
rozmyślać (rozważać) start learning		ponder [ponder] I have to make a difficult decision now I am pondering about which option would be the best one
wlewać start learning		Pour {por) I poured the milk into a jug.
wycierać / ścierać start learning		wipe (łajp) Could you wipe the table? She stopped crying and wiped her eyes. Could you clean the dust / Could you dust the book case
pojawiać sie / przybyć start learning		turn up Look who finally turned up! Turn up -podkęcać zwiększać np głośność
przebrnąć/ przejść przez coś start learning		go through with something
pomieszczenie gospodarcze (z pralką, suszarką itd.) start learning		utility room (with washing machine, dryer etc.)
trema, zdenerwowanie start learning		stage fright (frajt) The more important the show, the greater the potential stage fright
oszustwo, oszust start learning		fraud (frod) I invested in your business and you took my money. You're a fraud. To Commit fraud
fałszować start learning		forge (/ fake) {fordz}
zmyślać coś/ preparować start learning		make (sth) up He made the results up. I think she made the whole thing up
mógłbym / wyrażanie możliwosći/ spekulacji w past start learning		I could / could express / speculate in the past I could't have done it without you. He couldn't have been more than 15 years old. It could have been his birthday that's why he had lots of post. Something could have happend to him
kruszyć sie / rozpadać dosłownie lub np. związki, strategie itp start learning		crumble His first marriage crumbled after only a year.
kłopotać sie, zawracać głowę start learning		bother Sorry to bother you, but could you spare any change? He's very bothered about what other people think.
garnitur, pasować start learning		a suit (sut)
jednorazowy only happening once start learning		one-off a one-off payment
przestrzegać, słuchać się być posłusznym start learning		obey He gave the command, and we obeyed. I want you to obey my commands at all times
przestarzały start learning		outdated
ciasny, napięty start learning		tight These trousers are too tight; Money will be tight this months
imprezowicz start learning		party animal
słabowity, wątły o zdrowiu start learning		frail [freil] My daughter is so frail that she can't go outside
nieprzytomny, zemdlony start learning		unconscious (an konszs)
być świadomym czegoś, zdawać sobie sprawę z czegoś start learning		be aware of something Are you aware of the risks involved?
zakład pogrzebowy start learning		funeral home
kostnica start learning		mortuary (mor czeri)
urząd stanu cywilnego start learning		a registry office
chronić, zachowywać start learning		preserve We should preserve endangered species of animals. Preserved - zachowany
wpaść na kogoś, spotkać kogoś przypadkiem start learning		bump into I bumped into my friend this evening
wziać pożyczkę start learning		Take a loan
odpowiedzialny having to be responsible for what you do and able to explain your actions start learning		accountable accountable for - odpowiedzialny za, accountable to- odpowiedzialny wobec. Hospitals must be held accountable for their mistakes. parents cannot be held accountable for their children's actions
szczegółowo badać, analizować start learning		scrutinise (skruti najs) The evidence was carefully scrutinised.
troskliwy, myślący o innych start learning		thoughtful Thank you for the card - it was very thoughtful of you.
uważny listening or watching carefully and showing that you are interested start learning		attentive (atentiw) an attentive student, attentively- uważnie
ciężar (brzemię) start learning		burden (berden) the burden of responsibility I'd hate to be a burden to you when I'm older.
bardzo/naprawde start learning		very / really very+adjective- very ugly, really+verb - really miss her
przecgodzić na emeryturę start learning		to retire You may retire in very close future.
emerytura start learning		retirement We wish you a long and happy retirement.
plama start learning		stain It's an ink stain on a sheet of paper.
znak/plama start learning		mark
paproch a very small spot or a very small amount of something start learning		speck spek
pozbyć się czegoś start learning		get rid of something I can’t wait to get rid of that ugly old couch.
odpoczywać start learning		to have a rest, I need a rest/ to take a break
odcedzać/osuszac start learning		drain
wycieczajacy start learning		draining The long journey drained him.
kawalerski wieczór/panieński start learning		stag do / hen do
druga runda start learning		the second round
pamietac start learning		remember/ remind remember - pamietac(they remembered me // remind-przypominac (emilia don't forget)
slaby, kiepski not very good or effective start learning		feeble a feeble argument/excuse (fibl)
probowac zgadnac start learning		hazard a guess Based on my findings, if I had to hazard a guess, I'd say it was... I don't know where he is, but I'd be willing to hazard a guess.
dopraszać się komplementów start learning		fish a compliments When the student said that he was still not confident of the subject after a score of 80 on 100 in the test, the teacher knew that he was only fishing for a compliment.
uprzejmosc to talk briefly and politely with someone saying things that are not really very important start learning		pleasantry [plezentri] They exchanged pleasantries about the weather.
dwuznaczny komplement nie wiadomo czy chcial obrazic czy pochwaalic start learning		backhanded compliment The backhanded compliment to lower her self-esteem...
bardzo przepraszac start learning		apologise profusely (pro fju zli) He apologised profusely for being late.
pochopna obietnica a promise that is made too quickly and has not been thought about carefully start learning		rash promise
zbyt daleko idące stwierdzenie/uogólnienie start learning		sweeping statement/generalization sliping
gruntowny, radykalny affecting many things or people start learning		sweeping sweeping changes/reforms
wstepny idea, plan, agreement, etc is not certain/ not confident start learning		tentative The two companies have announced a tentative deal.
bezpodstawne oskarzenie an accusation which is not based on facts and is probably wrong start learning		wild accusations You have no proof of such a wild accusation! Accusation- oskarzenie (akjuzejszyn)
napełniać to put sb or sth into space/situation/ containerso it is completely or almost completely full start learning		fill He filled the bucket with water. I made a drink while the bath was filling. The streets were filled with tourists. The smell of smoke filled the room.
wystawiac to put something outside the house start learning		put (sth) out When should I put the bin out?
znieść coś z powierzchni ziemi to destroy something completely start learning		wipe sth out The earthquake wiped out many villages.
zwalniac(opuszczac) to leave a room, building, chair, etc so that someone else can use it start learning		vacate wekejt
tankowac do pełna/ wypelnic calkowicie make completely full start learning		fill up fill up my car. I don't want yo fill up on French fries before I get my salad. The restaurant soon filled up with people. I'm going to fill up my schedule for next week
uzupelnic (o niedostatkach) have a lot of one thing as much as possible start learning		fill up on I need to fill up on fruits today, I didn't have enough today. We need to fill up on groceries before our holiday
zdawac relacje, zglebiac zagadnienie to give someone extra or missing information: start learning		fill sb in on I filled her in on the latest gossip. Fill me in on the family feud, I want to know every detail. ‘they filled me in on all the latest news from Cambridge’
zastepowac kogos w pracy start learning		fill in for sb I'm filling in for my co-worker today. Will you fill in for me next week. The manager told me to fill in for Jim in tomorrow's meeting.
kazać komuś coś zrobić/ zmusić kogoś do zrobienia czegoś start learning		make the teacher made me retake the test. (kazac) Don't make him hit you (zmuszac). She made me go out. I was made to go to the party. We made her pay for breaking our window.
głęboki, ogromny If a feeling is profound, you feel it very strongly. If an idea or piece of work is profound, it shows intelligence or a great ability to understand. start learning		profound The war had a profound impact on people's lives. a profound question His theories were simple, but profound. Profoundly- głeboko - głęboko jealous
nieco start learning		slightly, mildly we were all mildly irritated by... Delikatnie mówiąc- to put it mildly; The building is unsafe, to put it mildly.
na pełnych obrotach(przym.), bardzo zajęty(verb) start learning		flat out I've been flat out at work. We've all been working flat out to finish the project on time.
okropny start learning		atrocious atriszs; She speaks French with an atrocious accent. Isn't the weather atrocious?
rozwlekły (np. o wyjaśnieniu), welosłowny using too many words, especially formal ones start learning		wordy a wordy and repetitive essay
lichy (słaby, skromny) not very large, strong, or good start learning		insubstantial (insab stanszl) The meal was rather insubstantial. an insubstantial construction of wood and glue an insubstantial argument an insubstantial meal
żłobek start learning		a nursery (nerseri)
przedszkole start learning		kindergarten
być zielonym w czymś A clueless person does not know anything about a particular subject. start learning		clueless I am clueless about cars
rozczarowany start learning		disappointed disappointed in - PERSON; disappointed with NOUN
warkocz start learning		braid brejd
niewyraźny, niejasny not clear or certain, start learning		vague I have a vague idea of where the hotel is. She's a little vague about her plans for next year. The politicians made vague promises about tax cuts.
prawić komplementy, schlebiać start learning		flatter The interviewer flattered him about his recent work.
pobudzać lub dopingować lub popychać kogoś do (zrobienia) czegoś to cause someone to do something start learning		to prompt someone What prompted him to leave?
zadowolony z siebie w wkurzający sposób too pleased with your skill or success in a way that annoys other people start learning		smug What are you looking so smug about?
pępowina start learning		umbilical cord am bilikl
fartuszek start learning		an apron ej pren.
refleksja something that you say or do later start learning		afterthought po namyśle -as an afterthought- She only asked me to the party as an afterthought.
dodatek, rozszerzenie a thing that is added to something else start learning		add-on The company offers scuba-diving as an add-on to the basic holiday price. I don't want to be an add-on
z rzędu start learning		on the trot, in a row They won three games on the trot.
to (jest) start learning		this is wyS
tamto, tamten/tamta (jedna rzecz daleko) start learning		that is wat. That event was meaningless
te, ci (blisko, duzo) start learning		these are wizz. these days are over. I love these moments with you
tamte tamci (daleko, duzo) start learning		those are wouZ. Can you see those girls

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