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wybuchnąć śmiechem
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burst into laughter/crack up
they burst into laughter
wspomnienie
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reminiscence
n- something that reminds you of something similar
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reminiscence
her music is full of reminiscences of African rhythms
v- to think talk or write about a happy time in your past (wspominać)
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reminisce
we spent a happy evening reminiscing about the past
ustępstwo kompromis
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concession
maybe we can negotiate a concession regarding the deal
robić ustępstwa
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make concessions
adj- used to describe feeling that two or more people have for each other equally or actions that affect two or more people equally (wzajemny)
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mutual
I don't like her and I think the feeling is mutual
v- to introduce somebody to a particular area of knowledge (wprowadzać/wprowadzać uroczyście)
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induct
they were inducted into the skills of magic
pragnienie podróżowania
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wanderlust
pv- to make somebody feel comfortable in bed by pulling the covers up around them
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tuck in
I talked the children in and said goodnight
mruczeć pod nosem, nucić
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hum
chwytliwy, wpadający w ucho
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catchy
romans
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affair
nie zrozumieć o co chodzi
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miss the point
schylać się
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bend
can you bend and pick up the trash/ he bent and kissed her
n- an official document or ticket that shows that you have the right to enter or leave a place, to travel on a bus or train(przepustka zezwolenie)
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pass
you need to have a pass to enter the premises/ I wanted to get into the office but I didn't have a pass
szczególnie, w szczególności
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particularly
beaches are particularly crowded in the summer
spostrzegawczy
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perceptive
she's so smart and perceptive
adj- frightening in a way that makes a person feel less confident
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intimidating
this kind of questioning can be very intimidating to children
pv- stresować kogoś
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stress sb out
this situation stresses me out
opiekuńczy
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protective
troskliwy, opiekuńczy
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caring
uczepiony kogoś
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stuck with someone
niezwyciężony
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invincible
spragniony
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thirsty
zawiedziony
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underwhelmed
adj- not impressing or exciting at all
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underwhelming
odwzajemniać
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return
she did not return my feelings towards her
n- the instructions that a person is given explaining what they job is and what their Duties are
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brief
it wasn't part of his brief to speak to the Press
adj- (of shoes and boots) big thick and heavy
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clumpy
adj- rude in a funny or annoying way (bezczelny)
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cheeky
adj- very strange or unusual
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bizarre
a bizarre situation, incident, story Behavior
n- a mistake in something that means that it is not correct or does not work correctly (skaza, wada)
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flaw
the argument is full of fundamental flaws/ the vase is an excellent condition except for a few small flaws in its base
n- a weakness in somebody character
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flaw (in sb/sth)
adj- without flaws and therefore perfect
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flawless
adj- very beautiful and attractive: giving Great Pleasure
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gorgeous
buntownik
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Renegade
płótno
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canvas
napaść seksualna
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sexual assault
wyć, ryczeć
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howl
the dog hold because he was alone in the house/ the girl was howling because she was hungry
n- an informal private discussion or conversation
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confab
we called a family confab
adj- angry or annoyed with somebody about something and acting in a rude way (wściekły, wkurzony w chamski sposób)
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shirty
don't get shirty with me I was only trying to help
adj- charakterystyczny, wyróżniający się
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distinctive
atrament
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ink
ponadczasowy
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timeless
adj- jednolity, gładki
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seamless
n- the powerful effect that something has on somebody /something
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impact
the environmental impact of Tourism/ the impact of the blow knocked jack off balance
szczerze, słowo, serio, naprawdę
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straight up
I would rather be here than out in a club, straight up/ I really don't like pizza, straight up
pv- used to tell somebody to wait or stop/ used on the phone to ask somebody to wait until they can talk to the person they want
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hold on
hold on a minute while I get my breath back/ hold on, this isn't the right Road
pv- to keep holding something /somebody
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hold on
she held on to the back of the chair to stop himself from falling
uważność - a mental state achieved concentrating on the present moment
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mindfulness
zaległości
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bocklog
zwyczaj, tradycja
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custom
it's our family costum to eat dinner together
nawyk, przyzwyczajenie
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custom
it's their custom to have a siesta after dinner
dział, stoisko (sekcja w sklepie)
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counter
you can buy ham on the meat counter
kara (za złamanie prawa)
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penalty
she is opposed to death penalty
n- a disadvantage suffered as a result of something
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penalty
pv- (rely) to depend on somebody something for help and support
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lean on
she leans heavily on his family
adj- towards a place or position that is behind
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backwards
I lost my balance and fell backwards
adj - wstecz (in the opposite direction today usual one)
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backwords
ambulance is written backwards so you can read it in the mirror/ count backwards from 106
adj- moving in a direction that means that no progress is being made
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backward
she felt that going back to live in her hometown would be a backward step
zerknąć, rzucić okiem
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glance
can you glance through this report
n- wiedza specjalistyczna, expert knowledge or skill in a particular subject activity or job
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expertise
it is difficult to find stuff with the level of expertise required for this job
adj- done with, having or involving great knowledge or skill (doświadczony)
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expert
only a fully qualified doctor can give an expert opinion
v- to make something increase or become better or more successful
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boost
the movie helped boost her screen career
v- wykonywać, to do a piece of work, perform a duty, put a plan into action
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execute
the pilot executed A Perfect Landing, Picasso also executed several Landscapes
lenistwo
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sloth, laziness
gnić, psuć się
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rot
some of the planks under the floor have already started to rot
rozkładać się, gnić
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decay
my tooth was totally decay so my dentist decided to extract it/ organic material creates gas as it decays
gniew
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wrath
pożądanie, żądza
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lust, desire
my husband won't admit that he has lust in his heart
dosłowny
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literal
odważny,Śmiały
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bold
he made a bold decision
bez zakłóceń (o zmianie, przejściu)
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seamless
poprzedzać
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precede
składnia w zdaniu
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syntax
dotrzymywać kroku, być na bieżąco
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keep up with
she likes to keep up with the latest fashions
pv- to continue to be in contact with sb
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keep up with sb
how many of your old school friends do you keep up with
składanka piosenek na płycie CD
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compilation
n- the way of presenting information or situation in a particular way, (ujęcie, iterpretacja)
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spin
your spin of that information is interesting
v- in continuous Eric was going upwards or downwards
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spiral
the plane spiraled down to the ground
v- to increase rapidly
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spiral
the spiralling cost of HealthCare
uchwycić, schwytać,
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capture
furia, napad (złości, szału), histeria
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tantrum

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