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If you say that you would like to be ... on an occasion, you mean that you would like to hear what will be said or see what will happen while not being noticed; adj- describes a television programme in which the people involved behave normally, as if they are not being filmed start learning
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small pieces of glass or plastic that are put along the middle and sometimes the sides of a road, to reflect the lights of a car, in order to show the driver where to drive when it is dark start learning
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one of a set of small boxes, open at the front, in which letters and messages are left for different people start learning
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A book or paper that is dog-eared has the pages turned down at the corners as a result of a lot of use. start learning
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to confuse someone or be too difficult to be understood by someone; to deceive someone in a clever way start learning
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to follow someone closely and continuously start learning
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to try and get information from someone which they are trying to keep secret start learning
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to persuade someone by telling them repeatedly to do something, or to question someone repeatedly start learning
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być prześladowanym przez pech start learning
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to cut off branches from a tree, bush or plant, especially so that it will grow better in future; to reduce something by removing things which are not necessary start learning
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She spent the afternoon pruning roses. Arco has reacted to the loss in revenue by pruning (back) its expansion plans. I felt his essay needed a little pruning.
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specialized to (cause a seed to) start growing; to start developing start learning
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to appear quickly in large numbers start learning
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to lose (leaves, employees, weight) start learning
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to enjoy a life of money and comfort start learning
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MUSHROOM The number of computers in schools has mushroomed in recent years.
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owocny (decyzja) producing good results start learning
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said or thought by some people to be the stated bad or illegal thing, although you have no proof start learning
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stawić się przed urzędnikiem start learning
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to appear before a magistrate
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