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Question		Answer
pick tale start learning		warkocz
bead neckle start learning		korale
fringe start learning		grzywka
pattened start learning		wzorzysty
plain start learning		gładki
cherched start learning		w kratkę
check start learning		w pepitkę
bun start learning		kok
bald start learning		łysy
ginger start learning		rudy
curly start learning		kręcone
wavy start learning		falowane
apron start learning		fartuch
neck-chief start learning		apaszka
bow tie start learning		muszka
tie start learning		krawat
comforter start learning		szal
rainboots start learning		kalosze
heels start learning		obcasy
flippers start learning		kapcie
wedge heels start learning		obcasy klinowe / buty na koturnie
flared jeans start learning		spodnie - dzwony
vest start learning		podkoszulek, kamizelka
anorak / jeanse vest start learning		parka, katana, bomberka
pyjamas start learning		piżama
bathrobe start learning		szlafrok
peaked cap start learning		czapka z daszkiem
beret start learning		beret
tights start learning		rajstopy
stockings start learning		pończochy
bra start learning		biustonosz, stanik
braces start learning		szelki
garter start learning		podwiązka
collar start learning		kołnierzyk
chocker start learning		dusik
permanent press skirt start learning		plisowana spódnica
creased start learning		pomarszczony
floral start learning		kwiatowy
faded start learning		wyblakły
floaty start learning		zwiewny
striped start learning		w paski
tight-fitting start learning		obcisłe
vintige start learning		staromodne
ultrafeminine start learning		bardzo kobiece
casual start learning		nieformalny, codzienny
shabby start learning		zapuszczone, niedbałe
baggy start learning		workowaty
stretchy start learning		elastyczny
cape start learning		narzutka
cardigan start learning		sweter rozpinany
cape cardigan start learning		ponczo
unraveled start learning		rozpruty
swagged start learning		upięte
amble Nearby, an elderly couple amble along, her arm in his. start learning		spacerować walk leisurely
careen Bryant was trying to grab a pass when he careened out of bounds. start learning		przechylić się pitching dangerously to one side
falter Beardslee, Clark S. He gives no hint of faltering and drawing back. start learning		wsunąć się move hesitatingly, as if about to give way
flounder Hecht, Ben Simple, blundering men who had floundered around trying to horn in. start learning		chodzić, przedzierać się (flondra) walk with great difficulty
limp Seattle Times (Jan 15, 2012) Paul limped off after hitting a jumper in the final minutes. start learning		utykać (wiotki) walk impeded by some physical injury.
lumber Walker says. "Here I am lumbering along to catch up, while she has so much energy, " start learning		iść ociężale, wlec się (graty) move heavily or clumsily
lurch New York Times (Jan 13, 2012) In television series like "The Walking Dead" and video games like Zombie Panic lurching corpses swarm and the land, feasting on flash. start learning		chodzić jak zombie (przechył) move suddenly or as if unable to control one's movements
meander Standish, Burt L. Just when I thought we had you meandering away from here, Lefty, you turned right round and came back. start learning		zbaczeć (zakole rzeki) move or cause to move in a sinuous or circular course
parade Former players paraded through his living room for the chance to say hello. start learning		paradować (parada) march in a procession
prowl Hightower said he believed trouble began with a few stray dogs prowling the area, but neighbouring pets left free to roam soon joined the fray. start learning		grasować, myszkować move about in or as if in a predatory manner
ramble Bourne, Benjamin Franklin We went ashore immediately, procured horses, and, having found our friends, rambled over the city, viewing the numerous public buildings by which it is adorned. start learning		spacerować (włóczęga) move about aimlessly or without any destination
saunter New York Times (Dec 4, 2011) In June, some flights were delayed at Kennedy when about 100 turtles, seeking a place to lay their eggs, sauntered across a runway. start learning		spacerować walk leisurely and with no apparent aim
skulk Bailey, Henry Turner Judas, smitten already with remorse, skulks along clutching his bag of silver. start learning		czaić się, skradać się move stealthily
somnambulate Carlyle, Thomas Poor down-pressed brother mortal; somnambulating so pacifically in Sleepy Hollow yonder, and making no complaint! start learning		lunatykować walk in one's sleep
stagger Bindloss, Harold He staggered but recovered himself again, and running a few yards father dropped into a thicket, and wriggled under it on his hands and knees. start learning		zataczać się (rozłożenie) walk with great difficulty
stalk Hornibrook, Isabel Abruptly he stalked on, humming to himself - a curious-looking being, with his painted face and dazed eyes under the broad-brimmed hat. start learning		chodzić sztywno, podchodzić, śledzić (łodyga) walk stiffly
stride Bender, Millicent Schwab Solemnly, with long strides, armor glistening, sword clanking, helmet in hand, the Swan Knight advanced and stood before the King. start learning		kroczyć walk with long steps
stroll New York Times (Jan 19, 2012) As Franco finishes speaking, Bradley casually strolls in, freshened up after playing in a 5-0 demolition of a local fifth division team. start learning		przechadzać się (spacer) walk leisurely and with no apparent aim
strut Hecht, Ben People were all alike, no matter how they strutted or posed. start learning		kroczyć dumnie (rozpora) walk with a lofty proud gait
stumble Mason, A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley) I stumbled across the room, my limbs growing heavier every moment. start learning		potknąć się miss a step and fall or nearly fall
swagger Seattle Times (Sep 20, 2011) Goodman said the dance had "elements of Jagger, swagger and stagger." start learning		iść wyniośle walk with lofty proud gait
totter Allen, Grant The rising fumes seemed to affect my head more than usual in that confined space, and I tottered a little as I worked. start learning		chwiać się move without being stable, as if threatening to fall
trudge Day, Lal Behari He described the younger thief trudging on slowly with his cow. start learning		brnąć walk heavily and firmly, as when weary, or through mud
waddle New York Times (Jan 25, 2012) Some workers' legs swelled so much they waddled start learning		człapać (kaczkowaty chód) walk insteadily
wade Gordon, Harry For a moment he was seen walking on jammed logs, alternatively wading through shallow places, and then he was lost in the darkness. start learning		brnąć walk through relatively shallow water
leisurely start learning		powolny, spokojny, nieśpieszny
hesitation start learning		wahanie
blundering start learning		niezdarny
horn start learning		rogi
horn start learning		rogi
corpse start learning		zwłoki
swarm start learning		rój, chmara
feasting start learning		biesiadowanie
flash start learning		lampa błyskowa
flesh start learning		mięso / ciało
sinuous start learning		falisty
march start learning		marsz
fray start learning		bójka
destination start learning		cel (miejsce) podróży
remorse start learning		skrucha
clutching start learning		ściskając
yonder start learning		tam
wriggled start learning		wykręcił
humming start learning		brzęczący
brim start learning		rondo
glistening start learning		lśniący
clank start learning		brzęk
lofty start learning		wzniosły
gait start learning		chód
mud start learning		błoto
swell start learning		puchnąć

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