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Question		Answer
leżak start learning		sunbed, sun lounger, deck chair, There were some sunbeds available for hotel guests.
paluszki start learning		salty sticks, Salty sticks are a great affordable snack.
przypływ, odpływ start learning		high tide, low tide, The place is accessible during low tide, but completely cut off during high tide.
bieżnia urządzenie start learning		treadmill, running on a treadmill vs running outside on a track
potknąć się start learning		trip over, She tripped over the uneven pavement and almost fell, but managed to catch herself. He was so distracted by his phone that he tripped over the curb while walking down the street
prowizja start learning		commission, They earn some commission on every purchase.
niezbyt przekonujący, słabo entuzjastyczny start learning		half-hearted, Her half-hearted enthusiasm for the event was evident, as she didn’t participate actively.
kłócić się start learning		fall out with sb, They had a major argument, which caused them to fall out and stop talking for weeks.
znosić kogoś, wytrzymywać coś start learning		to put up with sb, can stand them, can bear them, I can’t put up with my brother pushing on my side of the bed.
pokój wychodzi na, jest widok na start learning		overlook, Our room was overlooking the forest whereas some other rooms were overlooking the pool and reception area.
plemię start learning		tribe, This tribe in the middle of the rainforest still leads a really traditional way of life.
nabierać kogoś, robić kogoś w konia start learning		you’re pulling my leg, My children wanted to pull my leg and pretended to be sick but I didn't believe them.
hard vs hardly start learning		two version of adverb with two different meanings
He breathes so hard. → He breathes so heavily. start learning		.
He breathes so hardly. → He hardly ever breathes. He almost doesn’t breathe. start learning		.
I can hardly breathe after climbing up the stairs. start learning		I find it difficult to breathe after climbing up the stairs.
brzeg start learning		sea shore, river bank
przekrzywione, przechylone start learning		leaning, leaning texts, The old tree was leaning dangerously to one side after the storm.
cukinia start learning		courgette BE, zucchini AE, Grilled courgette is a perfect side dish for a summer barbecue.
ważyć, waga start learning		the clouds weigh x kg, the weight of clouds is x kg
thrilled start learning		excited, I was thrilled that so many people turned up to the party.
napięty, spięty start learning		tense, During the meeting with the boss the atmosphere was tense. Every muscle in his body was tense and ready to attack.
przerażony start learning		petrified, terrified, He stood petrified in the dark, unable to move after hearing the strange noise. She was terrified that she might forget her lines during the big performance.
sympatyczny start learning		nice, friendly
współczujący start learning		sympathetic, compassionate, She was very sympathetic when her friend shared the difficult news, offering comfort and support. The teacher was sympathetic to the student's struggles and offered extra help after class.
obrażony start learning		offended when you say sth offensive, insulted, She felt insulted when her hard work was dismissed as insignificant. He was insulted by the rude comment and left the room in frustration.
zaniepokojony, zatroskany start learning		anxious, She felt anxious before the job interview, worried about making a good impression. He was anxious to hear the results of his medical tests, fearing the worst.
zachwycony, uszczęśliwiony start learning		delighted, I'm certain he'll be delighted to see you.
zdeterminowany start learning		determined, strong- willed, His strong-willed nature helped him overcome obstacles that would have deterred othe
wyrozumiały start learning		understanding, I need to be so understanding of him at this difficult time.
nadgarstek w gipsie start learning		wrist in a plaster cast

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