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Question		Answer
nie bądź taki drobiazgowy start learning		don't be so anal. showing too much concern with small details, especially in a way that annoys other people - used to show disapproval
być skrupulatnym w robieniu czegoś; służbista, pedant start learning		to be a stickler for sth be a stickler for detail/rules/Accuracy
osoba szukająca dziury w całym nitpicking start learning		a nitpicker Soames was getting impatient WITH his daughter's constant nitpicking. when someone argues about small unimportant details or tries to find small mistakes in something
przykładasz tyle uwagi do szczegółu start learning		you have such attention to detail
jest nowy film w kinach start learning		there's a new film in the cinema
TROSKA start learning		concern about/over/with our concern for human rights the RISE of concern about the environment
być niecierpliwym start learning		TO GET impatient WITH sth / sb
związek frazeologiczny start learning		idiomatic expression
na pierwszy rzut oka start learning		at first sight
kotlet start learning		chop a grilled pork/lamb chop a small piece of meat on a bone, usually cut from a sheep or pig
udko z kurczaka start learning		chicken thigh the upper part of the CHICKEN LEG
nóżka kurczaka, pałeczka do gry na perkusji start learning		drumstick is the lower part of the CHICKEN LEG
KUBEK PORCELANOWY start learning		CHINA CUP Would you like another cup? Will you stay for a cup of tea?
sprzęt kuchenny start learning		kitchenware, kitchen utensils utensil - a thing such as a knife, spoon etc that you use when you are cooking kitchenware - Utensils, such as pots and pans, for use in a kitchen.
szpachelka, szpatułka (kuchenna) szpatułka (do nakładania maści, badania gardła) start learning		spatula spatula
solniczka i pieprzniczka start learning		salt and pepper shaker
rondelek start learning		saucepan
naczynia stołowe start learning		tableware, crockery U
kuchanka start learning		stove, cooker BrE a pot of soup simmering on the stove
mieszanka start learning		a lethal cocktail of painkillers and whisky The book contains a powerful cocktail of romance, family crises and big business.
brukiew start learning		rutabaga /rutabeig/, swede /sw:d/ a round yellow vegetable that grows under the ground
mandarynka start learning		MAndarin, tangerine
odmiana melona start learning		honeydew melon
grejfrutowy start learning		grapefruit /GREIp-/
morela start learning		APRICOT /ei- BrE/ A- AmE/
jogurt start learning		yogurt /JO- BrE/
płatki śniadaniowe start learning		cereal (U/C) serial / cereal - homonyms Would you like some cereal?
serial A series contains the same characters throughout, but each episode is a different story. start learning		series (ˈsɪəriːz)/ serial A serial is a single story broken INTO episodes [Dallas] serial - a story that is broadcast or printed in several separate parts on television, in a magazine etc
karczoch start learning		(globe) artichoke
bakłażan start learning		aubergine BrE, eggplant
szparagi start learning		asparagus U
rzodkiewka start learning		radish
kabaczek start learning		squash
used to say that there is not enough space for everyone to fit in comfortably start learning		it's a squash
cukinia start learning		zucchini /z-/, courgette BrE
kolendra start learning		coriander U, cilantro AmE
główka czosnku start learning		a head of garlic
gdziekolwiek start learning		on Facebook and elsewhere
możesz zalogować się przez fb start learning		you can sign in with fb
sciszyć / zgłośnić start learning		to put the volume up/down
czy dobrze mnie słyszysz start learning		can you hear me OK?
dołącz do nas w chatboksie start learning		join us in the chatbox
przejrzeć pytania start learning		to go through some questions
mieć napięty grafik start learning		to have a busy timetable
zrobię głośniej start learning		let me make it louder
zatoki start learning		blocked sinuses/ a sinus infection
zakorkowany start learning		London's roads are heavily congested (=very congested).
soczewica start learning		lentil C/ lentils
wzdęty start learning		bloated I feel really bloated after that meal.
skurcz start learning		have/get (a) cramp One of the swimmers got cramp and had to drop out of the race.
czkawka start learning		to get/have hiccups BrE; get/have the hiccups American English hiccough
dostać biegunkę start learning		to get diarrhoea (U) an illness in which waste from the bowels is watery and comes out often
plaster start learning		band aid C/ plaster C a piece of thin material that is stuck to the skin to cover cuts and other small wounds
zatwardzenie start learning		constipation U
konar, gałąź start learning		bough
zaorane pole orać, pług start learning		a ploughed field to plough BrE / plow AmE
twardy start learning		hard difficult to cut or eat ≠ tender
dziesiątki start learning		dozens of people/companies/cars The number of deaths has risen to more than two dozen.
koryto spadek start learning		trough trough; The graph showed peaks and troughs of activity. a horse trough
porównaj, patrz (używane jako odnośnik w tekście; skrót od łac. 'confer') start learning		cf used in writing to introduce something else that should be compared or considered
napięty, naprężony start learning		taut /to:t/
jezioro /irl/ start learning		lough in Ireland, a lake or a part of the sea almost surrounded by land
gruntowny start learning		thorough The doctor gave him a thorough check-up.
kute żelazo start learning		wrought iron long thin pieces of iron formed into shapes to make gates, fences etc
very nervous and excited start learning		wrought-up
brać odwet, odpłacać się, mścić się start learning		wreak (wreakED/wrought) havoc/mayhem/destruction (on something) wreak revenge/vengeance (on somebody) formal to do something unpleasant to someone to punish them for something they have done to you to cause a lot of damage or problems:
spustoszenie, zniszczenie, dewastacja chaos, zamęt, zamieszanie start learning		havoc mayhem; to cause/create/wreak mayhem (U)
podniebienie start learning		palate a collection of dishes to TEMPT your palate It tasted very strange, at least to my untrained palate.
wyjść (skądś), opuścić (jakieś miejsce) start learning		to walk out
wymowa start learning		PROverb / PROnoun
NIE SĄDZIŁAM, ŻE TO TWOJE MIEJSCE start learning		sorry i didn't realise this was your seat
kandydować w wyborach start learning		STAND FOR ELECTION
O WIELE WIĘKSZA RÓŻNORODNOŚĆ start learning		A MUCH WIDER VARIETY
chrząknąć, burknąć start learning		to grunt He just grunted and carried on reading his book.
odburknąć, odezwać się opryskliwie start learning		to snarl 'Shut up,' he snarled.
to say something in a loud whisper start learning		to hiss She hissed at me to be quiet. Get out!' she hissed furiously.
czy jego nikczemność/niegodziwość nie ma końca start learning		is there no end to your wickedness?
błagać start learning		to implore (frml) She implored the soldiers to save her child. implore somebody to do something
dopełnienie start learning		complement
gdy kota nie ma myszy harcują start learning		WHILE THE CAT'S AWAY, THE MICE WILL PLAY
lało jak z cebra start learning		It was raining HARD when we left the building.
jestem niezwykle podekscytowana start learning		I'm incredibly excited
niezła gradka dla start learning		a special treat for sb
lont, zapalnik start learning		fuse
bezpiecznik start learning		fuse a short thin piece of wire inside electrical equipment which prevents damage by melting and stopping the electricity when there is too much power
dziki, powtórnie zdziczały start learning		feral feral animals used to live with humans but have become wild
rozróżniać robić różnicę start learning		make a distinction/a difference between... It could make the difference between missing your train and getting to work on time.
dotyczący czegoś start learning		in terms of = ABOUT / concerning
warkocz start learning		plait BrE/ braid
zasugerować coś start learning		to drop a hint about sth It would give him another chance to drop a hint about how cold he was.
dziadek drzemał na krześle start learning		Grandad was dozing in his chair.
możesz opuścić THAT start learning		You can miss out 'that'
przewracać start learning		TURN OVER the earth so that seeds can be planted
punkt zwrotny start learning		turning point
gdzieś indziej start learning		It's possible he was waiting elsewhere.
przywołuje wspomnienia z przeszłości start learning		it brings back memories from the past
złota gałąź start learning		The Golden Bough
wymienić coś na coś start learning		exchange something for something
porodówka start learning		delivery room
the natural chemical change that causes the slow destruction of something start learning		decay
nie mogę wyprostować kolan start learning		my knees keep locking
chodzić na wagary start learning		to play truant / to play hooky = to skive
wagarowicz start learning		truant
koniugować start learning		to conjugate The verb 'to go' conjugates irregularly.
powinnaś była przyjąć tamtą pracę start learning		you ought have taken that job.
modal verb start learning		modal verb /MOUDL/
trzecia forma start learning		past PArticiple
na czyjś koszt start learning		at the cost of sb
polecać start learning		to recommend (that) sb do sth recommend doing something
to send someone or something somewhere for a particular purpose start learning		Goods are normally dispatched within 24 hours.
wyczarpać się o zapasach start learning		to be out of stock of sth
otrzymać zwrot start learning		to be given a refund
wadliwy start learning		faulty
jak tylko otrzymamy start learning		As soon as we receive your item back it will be processed for an exchange/refund as requested.
have + past participle start learning		perfect infinitive
zaniedbywać start learning		She smoked and drank, neglected the children, and left the clothes unmended. Many of these ideas have been neglected by modern historians.
krótkowzroczny start learning		myopic
someone who lets other people treat them badly and never complains: start learning		Don't let him treat you like a doormat.
someone who chooses to live alone, and does not like seeing or talking to other people start learning		She became a recluse after her two sons were murdered. reclusive
someone who is always talking too proudly about what they own or have done samochwała, fanfaron start learning		braggart
if you are rash, you do things too quickly, without thinking carefully about whether they are sensible or not start learning		It was rather rash of you to lend them your car.
przelicytować start learning		to outbid You're the highest bidder on this item, but you're close to being outbid.
unosić się start learning		oil floats if you pour it on water
na dłuższą metę start learning		in the long term.
robić sobie rok rzerwy start learning		to take a year out
popularność rośnie start learning		is growing in popularity Country music is growing in popularity. gain/grow/increase in popularity
wyrwać paznokieć start learning		I ripped off my nail.
choroba układu oddechowego start learning		respiratory disorder
drapanie w gardle start learning		Scratchiness in the throat
w skroniach start learning		at the temples
an occasion when your muscles suddenly become tight, causing you pain start learning		spasm (U) Maggie felt a muscle spasm in her back. Tom's jaw muscles had gone into spasm.
aspirin start learning		an aspirin
lek sprzedawany bez recepty start learning		an over-the-counter drug
herbata rumiankowa start learning		chamomile tea
kręgarz start learning		chiropractor
unieruchomić start learning		to IMMOBILIZE
zazdrosny o start learning		Colleagues were envious of her success.
to appear, sometimes unexpectedly start learning		all these ideas were popping UP Click here, and a list of files will pop up.
otrzymać owację na stojąco start learning		to receive a standing ovation
piekący, palący ból start learning		searing pain
posłuszeństwo start learning		obedience
iść na mszę start learning		to go to mass
nie pasuję start learning		i don't fit in
mowiono o tym wszędzie start learning		made headlines
strach przed rekinami start learning		fear of sharks
proteza start learning		prosthetic arm
pokonać start learning		conquer it conquer your nerves/fear
to zależy od człowieka start learning		it depends on the individual
zmienić coś w coś pozytywnego start learning		turn sth into a positive thing
katalizator start learning		catalyst They hope his election will act as a catalyst FOR reform. something or someone that causes an important change or event to happen
przeszkadzam, że przeszkadzam start learning		Sorry to interrupt, but I need to ask you to come downstairs.
Królestwo za harbatę start learning		I'm dying for a cuppa!
herbata old-fashoned start learning		a cup of char
sprzątaczka start learning		charwoman a woman who works as a cleaner, especially in someone's house
nie spieszyć się, żeby coś zrobić start learning		take the time to do sth
zaraza, epidemia, pomór start learning		PEstilence a disease that spreads quickly and kills a lot of people
bazować na napiwkach start learning		operated on a tips-only basis
zniżka, ulga start learning		concession Open daily, adults £4, concessions £2 (=people who have the right to a concession pay £2). To qualify for travel concessions you have to be 60.
na własne ryzyko start learning		at your own peril
jak sobie pościelesz, tak się wyśpisz start learning		you've made the bed, now LIE in it
nie zna granic start learning		knows no bounds if someone's honesty, kindness, knowledge etc knows no bounds, they are extremely honest etc
pojawić się start learning		turn up / show up
doświadczenie, które przynosi mnóstwo satysfakcji start learning		rewarding experience
pomóc start learning		lend a hand
szukać czegoś/ kogoś start learning		be on the lookout for somebody/something We're always on the lookout for new business opportunities./ Police were on the lookout for anyone behaving suspiciously. to continuously watch a place or pay attention in order to find something you want or to be ready for problems or opportunities
szczegóły start learning		fill in your details
podejrzanie start learning		suspiciously
płyta długogrająca start learning		LP = long-playing record
karki z życzeniami na każdą okazję start learning		greetings cards for every occasion
w dogodnym terminie start learning		at your convenience
zwrócić koszty start learning		reimburse your petrol costs; to reimburse sth to reimburse sb for sth => The company will reimburse you for travel expenses.

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