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Question		Answer
uwziąć się na kogoś start learning		have it in for somebody she really has it in for me
pokłócić się z kimś start learning		to have an argument with SB
rozmówić się z kimś szczerze start learning		have it out with somebody I’m goingvto have it out with her
mieć dość kogoś/czegoś start learning		have had it with sb/sth I’ve had it with Mark
byc w stanie cos zrobic, dac sobie z czyms rade start learning		have got it in me I don’t think I’ve got it in me to find somebody new
spróbuj start learning		have a go I’m going to have a go at making home-made pasta
wkrecac kogos play a joke on sb start learning		have sb on You are having me on!
uśmiać się start learning		have a laugh We had such a laugh at the party last night
pogodzić się z kimś start learning		to make up with SB
byc bardzo zakochanym start learning		have (got) it bad You’ve got it bad for her
odłożyć rzeczy, odłożyć coś na później start learning		put things off He put off writing the essay until the last minute
co do joty start learning		to the letter She followed my instructions to the letter
zaciąć się, utknąć start learning		get stuck But it can get stuck and take a oong time
Złóż coś razem, złóż coś razem start learning		Put something together, put something together
bezpośrednio, z determinacja np. walczyc, dyskutowac start learning		head-on A good manager faces problems head-on in order to solve them as quickly as possible
przeczucie start learning		gut feelings He had a gut feeling that his girlfriend was going to finish with him, and he was right
niewinne klamstewko start learning		a white lie I told my sister a white lie when I said that the dress suited her - I didn’t want to hurt her feelings
przyciąga wzrok start learning		catches your eye The jacket in the window caught my eye so I went into the shop to try it on
krążyć start learning		go round Shall we sit in the park, or would you prefer to go round the shops?
kontynuować start learning		carry on I’m going to carry on working through my lunch break today, as I have to finish this report
wspólne przekonania, wierzenia start learning		shared beliefs Succesful parents have shared beliefs about how to bring up their children
klatwa, nieszczesny los start learning		ill-fated family The ill-fated family suffered one tragedy after another
ostatecznie obalona start learning		conclusively disproved The fact that he had an alibi coclusively disproved that he was the thief
zdecydowanie przeciwny start learning		strongly opposed to disagree The manager remains strongly opposed to the idea of taking on any more staff
ubiegac sie o azyl, poszukiwane schronienie start learning		sought refuge During the storm, many climbers sought refuge in the mountain hut
potępiający opis start learning		a damning description very critical The report contain a damning decription of the impact of the government’s new policy
w środku nocy start learning		in the dead of night Oliver got up in the dead of night and crept out of the house
sumienny, skrupulatny, obowiązkowy ale nie musi byc dokladny. zrobic co jest do zrobienia start learning		conscientious She is so conscientious! She worked all weekend to make sure she got everything done
dokładny, skrupulatny start learning		thorough He’s very through. Whatever part of a job he’s doing, he does it with great attention to detail.
pomysłowy, zaradny, obrotny, przedsiębiorczy start learning		resourceful He’s quite resourceful. He can usually work out how to solve a problem
bystry, rozgarniety, błyskotliwy, inteligentny start learning		bright My nieces are both really bright. They got very good marks at school in all their subjects
szczery, bezpośredni, otwarty start learning		straightforward She’s such a straightforward person. She’s honest and open and says just what she thinks.
zdecydowany, zdeterminowany start learning		determined She’s very determined. Once she’s decided to do something, nothing will stop her
samowystarczalny start learning		self-sufficient He’s very self-sufficient. He never needs anyone else’s help
współczujący start learning		sympathetic He’s not very sympathetic. When I was ill last week, he didn’t even phone me
delikatny start learning		gentle My sister’s a very gentle person. She’s calm and kind and she never gets angry
zrownowazony, opanowany, stały start learning		steady Her boyfriend is a steady kind of guy. He’s sensible and she can rally rely on him.
spontaniczny start learning		spontaneous He’s very spontaneous. He can suddenly decide to go to Paris in the morning and in the evening he’s there
sarkastyczny start learning		sarcastic Our maths teacher used to be so sarcastic. She loved making comments that made is feel small
ma zwyczaj start learning		tends to My father tends to avoid conflict - he never argues with my mother, he just leaves the room
z pozoru wydaje się ... ale w głębi... start learning		on the surface he seems ... but deep down... On the surface he seems self-confident, but deep down he’s quite insecure
trochę też (za bardzo) start learning		a bit too I worry about my grandmother. She’s a bit too trusting, so it’s easy for people to take advantage of her
ogólnie / generalnie start learning		on the whole On the whole he’s pretty laid-back, though he can sometimes get very stressed about work
trochę start learning		a bit of a She’s a bit of a control freak - she always needs to organize everything and everybody
robic wrazenie, zostac zrozumianym, okazać się start learning		comes across He comes across as quite sarcastic, but in fact he’s really friendly
serce ze złota start learning		a heart of gold My mum’s got a heart of gold
przyziemny, praktyczny, twardo stąpający po ziemi start learning		down to earth My brother-in-law is very down to earth
nieczuly, obojetny, niewrazliwy start learning		a cold fish Our new neighbour is very reserved and unfriendly. My boss is a bit of a cold fish
utrapienie, bardzo irytująca osoba start learning		a real pain in the neck That customer is really annoying - he’s always calling to complain. My brother’s a real pain in the neck
osoba, ktorą łatwo naciągnąć start learning		a soft touch My mum’s a soft touch
porywczy, wybuchowy start learning		a very quick temper My uncle ahs a very quick temper
zarozumiały, egoistyczny start learning		full of herself I know I shouldn’t criticise your family, but your sister is really full of herself
nie skrzywdziłby muchy start learning		wouldn’t hurt a fly He comes accros as aggressive, but in fact he wouldn’t hurt a fly
kiwnąć palcem (zdobyć się na minimalny wysiłek, aby komuś pomóc) start learning		lifts a finger My brother never lifts a finger around the house
dusza towarzystwa start learning		the life and soul of the party My cousin’s always the life and soul of the party

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