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when two people look into each other’s eyes at the same time start learning
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be in communication with people or ideas start learning
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talk about other people’s private lives start learning
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interrupt someone who is talking start learning
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accidentally hear what other people are saying without their knowledge start learning
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start learning
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talk about unimportant things for a long time nudzić, ględzić start learning
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gderać, narzekać start learning
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talk to somebody in a friendly informal way gawędzić, ucinać sobie pogawędkę start learning
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argue about unimportant matters wadzić się, sprzeczać się start learning
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talk to sb in a way that shows them that you are sexually attracted to them start learning
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to give the main facts in a short, clear way start learning
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to talk about the most important thing start learning
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to get straight to the point
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to hear about sth because the information has been passed from one person to another in conversation start learning
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to hear it on the grapevine
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to include someone in group communication objaśnić komuś sytuację, zorientować kogoś start learning
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to put someone in the picture
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to not understand something źle zrozumieć (np. jakąś sytuację) start learning
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to get the wrong end of the stick
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to share similar opinions and ideas start learning
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to be on the same wavelength
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to fail to understand anything nic nie rozumieć, nie móc się połapać w czymś start learning
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can't make head nor tail of it
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to not understand someone nie móc dojść do porozumienia, mówić o zupełnie różnych rzeczach start learning
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to talk at cross-purposes
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to delay talking about something owijać w bawełnę, mówić ogródkami start learning
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to be told something by someone who has direct knowledge of it dowiedzieć się czegoś z pierwszej ręki start learning
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to get it straight from the horse's mouth
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to try to communicate with an unresponsive person to jakby do ściany mówić, to jak rzucać grochem o ścianę start learning
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to be like talking to a brick wall
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to give the latest information informować kogoś na bieżąco start learning
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to keep someone in the loop
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upsetting or embarrassing someone by being rude or tactless obrazić kogoś start learning
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not be caught or punished when you have done something wrong start learning
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pretend something is true in order to deceive people start learning
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keep writing or talking to someone, even though you do not see them often start learning
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aiming an idea or product at someone start learning
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to suddenly start laughing wybuchnąć śmiechem start learning
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He walked in and everyone just cracked up.
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to keep going and not give up trzymać się czegoś / pozostawać przy czymś start learning
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He's a good builder - I think we should stick with him.
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to feel afraid an lose self-confidence czuć się zastraszonym start learning
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We try to make sure children don't feel intimidated on their first day at school.
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a person's way of thinking and their opinions nastawienie, sposób myślenia start learning
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It's extraordinary how hard it is to change the mindset of the public and the press.
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międzygalaktyczny start learning
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the state of being healthy and happy dobry stan zdrowia start learning
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able to do something well kompetentny start learning
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jednakowy start learning
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tysiak (banknot tysiącfuntowy lub tysiącdolarowy) start learning
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to make sth weaker so it is less effective uszkodzić, upośledzić start learning
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Even one drink can impair driving performance.
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causing similar behaviour in others zaraźliwy, zakaźny start learning
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His enthusiasm was contagious.
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to experience sth as a result of your actions ponosić (np. karę, straty, ryzyko, koszta) start learning
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She had incurred the wrath of her father by marrying without his consent
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uprzejmy start learning
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Is was courteous of them to do it.
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to make a connection (with sth) that will give you an advantage start learning
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natknąć się przypadkiem na (kogoś/coś) start learning
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I stumbled upon it by accident.
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examinations done under the same conditions start learning
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a sudden, violent movement szarpnięcie, wstrząs start learning
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With a sudden jolt the train started moving again.
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poprawiający się start learning
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believed that something was a result of a particular action przypisywany czemuś start learning
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wyruszać, rozpoczynać (np. podróż) start learning
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She is about to embark on a diplomatic career.
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dawać, rodzić, dostarczać (np. plony, profity) start learning
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My company yields a lot of profit.
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ustalać, określać (np. fakty, przyczyny) start learning
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We haven't determined this yet.
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naśladować, parodiować, imitować start learning
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He created the technology that allows you to mimic human expression.
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powodować, wywoływać start learning
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Hearing loss is often induced by exposure to loud noise.
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powstrzymać, pohamować start learning
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