10. Słówka

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stirrup
She put her foot in the stirrup and jumped up on the horse.
noun - one of the two metal parts that support your feet when you are riding a horse.
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strzemię
shove
1. I shoved the papers into a drawer. 2. I’m sorry I bumped into you – somebody shoved me. 3. Stop shoving! 4. He shoved (his way) through the crowd.
verb - to push someone or something in a rough way. / to thrust; to push.
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pchać, popychać
jab
verb, noun - 1. He jabbed me in the ribs with his elbow. 2. She accidentally jabbed the needle into her finger.
verb, noun - to push something quickly and hard into or towards another thing.
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kłuć, dźgać
tumble
verb - He tumbled down the stairs. / noun - She took a tumble on the stairs.
verb - to suddenly fall. / noun - a fall.
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spadać, upadać / upadek
spurt
verb - Blood was spurting out of his stomach. / noun - The water came out of the tap in spurts.
verb - If something spurts liquid or fire, or if liquid or fire spurts from somewhere, it flows out suddenly with force. / noun - a sudden, powerful flow of liquid.
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tryskać / struga
scroll
noun - verb - Scroll down a bit.
noun - a long roll of paper with writing on it, used especially in the past. / verb - to move text up and down on a computer screen so that you can read it.
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zwój / skrolować
loom
1. Dark storm clouds loomed on the horizon. 2. A huge ship loomed (up) in the fog.
verb - to appear as a large, sometimes frightening shape.
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wyburzać się z mgły, majaczyć na horyzoncie
tangle / tangled
The broom somehow got tangled up in my long skirt. / adj - The wires are all tangled.
verb - twist together into a confused mass. / adj - twisted together in an untidy way.
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plątać, zaplątać / zaplątany
creep - crept - crept
1. The cat crept towards the bird. 2. He crept into the bedroom.
verb - 1. to move on hands or knees or with the body close to the ground. 2. to move slowly, quietly or secretly.
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skradać się
bawl
1. That baby's been bawling for hours. 2. He bawled something rude. 3. "Move!" bawled the drill sergeant.
verb - to shout or cry loudly.
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wywrzaskiwać
bristle
verb - 1. She bristled at the suggestion that it was her fault. 2. The dog’s bristles rose when it was angry. / noun - The dog’s bristles rose when it was angry.
verb - (of hair or fur) stand upright away from the skin, especially in anger or fear. / noun - a short, stiff hair on an animal or brush.
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jeżyć się / sierść
utter / express
She left without uttering a word.
verb - to say something.
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wypowiedzieć / wyrazić

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