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an area of interest or activity: start learning
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Remember that one of the most important objectives of the course is developing your ability to express different ideas in English in a way that is sometimes beyond the realm of your direct experience.
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to go as far as or past the usual limit of something: start learning
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go past in this respect the course should stretch your imagination but this will do you good.
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impossible for someone to understand or explain: start learning
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Don't be discourage if something seems a little difficult or appears a bit baffling or demanding.
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to obtain or receive something as a result of your own actions: start learning
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Keep it up and soon you will reap more and more benefits.
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proudly refusing to obey authority: start learning
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What if he gave you the finger in a defiant gesture rather than simply say 'yes boss'?
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to show someone in an offensive way that you are angry with that person by turning the back of your hand towards them and putting your middle finger up start learning
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Say you were the boss of a gang of criminals? Say you insitsted that one of your men rob a bank? What if he gave you the finger in a defiant gesture rather than simply say 'yes boss'?
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a force or influence that stretches, pulls, or puts pressure on something, sometimes causing damage: start learning
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pressure Do you do chores at home? Does that put a strain on you or do you get a buzz from it?
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something that seems bad or unlucky at first, but results in something good happening later: start learning
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Do you treat household chores as a necessary evil or as a blessing in disguise?
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to give a spoken statement of an opinion or thought: start learning
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would you make an insulting remark that she is giving the dress a bad name by being seen in it in public?
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the state of feeling healthy and happy: start learning
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Why do you think politicians and people in show business use sunbeds? Do they do it for their own well-being or for improving their public image?
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an... time or situation is one in which nothing interesting or surprising happens: start learning
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Are you looking for adventures? Is it better to lead a quiet, secure and uneventful life where nothing really happens?
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to agree or be willing to accept something: start learning
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I’d go along with you there.
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3 sposoby na zgodzienie sie z kims, 1 disagree start learning
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Do you see what I mean? Are you with me? I’d go along with you there. That’s not the way I see it.
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a state or way of doing something that avoids being extreme, often combining the best of two opposite states or ways of doing something: start learning
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I try to strike a (= achieve a) happy medium when I'm on holiday, and spend half my time doing things and the other half just relaxing.
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