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Question		Answer
elusive start learning		intangible, we canot touch him (mr. banksy)
secret start learning		closely guarded
not masculine, weak start learning		sissy
gałązka oliwna start learning		an olive branch
Trzrj Królowie start learning		The Magi
: a cereal grain that yields a fine white flour used chiefly in breads, baked goods (as cakes and crackers), and pastas (as macaroni or spaghetti), and is important in animal feeds 2 : any of various Old World annual grasses (genus Triticum, especially T. aestivum and T. turgidum) of wide climatic adaptability that are cultivated in most temperate areas for the wheat they yield start learning		wheat
a thoroughly objectionable person start learning		rotter
: done, made, or acquired by stealth: clandestine 2 : acting or doing something clandestinely: stealthy <a surreptitious glance> start learning		surreptitiously
a man who considers his nation as the best in the world, the rest is worse start learning		xenophobe
using very often "do", emphasizing "do" start learning		the emphatic "do"
to trick sb to come up with an idea start learning		implicature
arrogant start learning		haughty
certain to happen and unable to be avoided or prevented start learning		inevitable
a wax model of a person start learning		waxwork
describes remarks which are nor direct so that the real meaning is not immediately clear start learning		obligue
to be a perfect example of a quality or type of thing start learning		epitomise
to put a male animal's sperm into a female animal, either by the sexual act or by an artificial method start learning		inseminate
intended as a joke and not said seriously start learning		in jest
completely harmless start learning		innocuous
to reduce or be reduced in size or importance start learning		diminish
a long, angry and confused speech start learning		rant
an uncomfortable feeling that comes from believing or thinking two different things that cannot be both right start learning		cognitive dissonance
the real nature of a thing, the essence start learning		quiddity
only thinking of other people's advantage start learning		selfless
a necessary condition withoit which sth is not possible start learning		sine qua nonSine qua non (łac., właść. conditio sine qua non; warunek, bez którego nie) – konieczne i niezbędne działanie, stan lub składnik. W klasycznej łacinie poprawną formą jest użycie słowa condicio. Zwrot jest także używany w ekonomii, filozofii, medycynie i polityce.
to steal start learning		swipe
who is Banksy? start learning		Banksy is a pseudonymous England-based graffiti artist, political activist, film director, and painter. His satirical street art and subversive epigrams combine irreverent dark humour with graffiti done in a distinctive stencilling technique. Such artistic works of political and social commentary have been featured on streets, walls, and bridges of cities throughout the world
the first start learning		primal
wypatroszony start learning		disembowelled
podnieść poprzeczke start learning		raise the bar
unwid start learning		relax
przeszkoda start learning		hurdle
take over the hurdle start learning		negotiate the hurdle
strict rules start learning		rigid rules
skupić się na niepowodzeniu start learning		focus goes on the failure
given into our brains, cos co siedzi juz na trwałe w nas:) start learning		hard-wired into our brains
poprawic makijaz start learning		touch up my make-up
spięty start learning		tense
primal start learning		the first
jastrząb start learning		hawks
intangible start learning		elusive
a pointless death start learning		a senseless tragedy
a story that is beautiful and sad and cannot be forgotten start learning		a haunting tale
a quintessentially American tale start learning		a story that is very typiacally American
an object from a culture that no longer exist start learning		an artifact from a vanished civilisation
an object that takes you in to the past start learning		time capsule
began a journey of two years start learning		embarked on a two year odyssey
to fell a kinship with Christ start learning		consider myself similar to CHrist
died beacuse he didn't have enough to eat start learning		die OF starvation
embraced life fully start learning		was completely awake to life
gave himself a new name start learning		rechristened himself
living on whatever he could find or hunt in his area start learning		living off the land
many people have come in search of understanding start learning		many have come seeking understanding
the decaying remains start learning		the decomposed body
the strange and frightening atmosphere start learning		spooky aura
to live as fully as possible start learning		to push the limits of experience
was mentally disturbed start learning		was deeply out of his element
for longer than anyone can remember Her family had farmed that land from time immemorial. start learning		from time immemorial
to działo się przed moim czasem start learning		it was before my time
wyścig z czasem start learning		race agaist time
to była kwestia chwili start learning		it was a matter of time
mieć ciężki okres start learning		to have a hard time of sth
dlugo się nie widzielismy start learning		Long time, no see!!!
jest na wszystko czas w zyciu start learning		There's a time and place for everything in life
the best time to start start learning		time is ripe
odsiadywać karę np w więzieniu start learning		sb is doing /serving time for killing
the art of putting off things that can be done today start learning		procrastination
leci czas szybko start learning		how time FLIES
z czasem na zabicie (Wtf) start learning		with time to kill
wspaniały dzień start learning		there's no day like today
czas leczy rany start learning		time is a great healer
żył na pozyczonym czasie start learning		he was living on borrowed time
przezywac wyjątkowy czas start learning		to spend some quality time
czas karmienia w zoo start learning		feeding time at the zoo
czas mojego życia start learning		time of my life
załować minionego czasu start learning		making lost for gone time
dniówka, cały dzień, na koniec dnia można powiedzieć w pracy start learning		we can call it a day
w samą porę AT THE LAST POSSIBLE MOMENT start learning		IN THE NICK OF TIME
byc pod presją czasu start learning		to be pressed for time
No one is so powerful that they can stop the march of time. Origin The origin is uncertain, although it's clear that the phrase is ancient and that it predates modern English. The earliest known record is from St. Marher, 1225: "And te tide and te time þat tu iboren were, schal beon iblescet." A version in modern English - "the tide abides for, tarrieth for no man, stays no man, tide nor time tarrieth no man" evolved into the present day version. The notion of 'tide' being beyond man's control b start learning		time and tide wait for no man

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