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Question		Answer
a party for a man who is getting married start learning		stag nights
party lover start learning		a party animal
(= had a lot of fun) start learning		The last time I had a whale of a time
someone who doesn't like parties and spoils other people's enjoyment of these start learning		He is such a party pooper!
a radio signal used for calling help, especially by a ship or plane start learning		The sinking ship sent SOS (= save our souls) signals in the hope of being rescued.
someone who is extremely interested in politics start learning		I'm not a political animal
- parapetówka start learning		housewarming party
– impreza pożegnalna start learning		a farewell (= goodbye) party
– bal przebierańców start learning		a fancy dress party (= for which you get dressed like someone else)
doskonale się bawić start learning		to have a whale of a time (= have a lot of fun) –
– jestem ostatnio bardzo zajęta start learning		I've been up to my eyes in work (= very busy)
the period between the time you tell someone you are going to do something and the time you do it) start learning		Landlords usually require a month's notice if you want to move out.
- polar start learning		a fleece (= a jacket made of soft warm material, or the material itself)
– bielizna termiczna - start learning		thermal underwear
– podkoszulka/kamizelka start learning		thermal vest
– spodenki, majtki, kalesony start learning		thermal pants
– czapka start learning		beanie (= a soft hat which fits closely to the head)
– rękawiczki jednopalczatki start learning		mittens
– ochraniacze na nadgarstki start learning		wrist guards
– tyłek start learning		butt
– buty i wiązania start learning		boots and bindings
– kijki do nart start learning		the poles
– wystraszyć kogoś start learning		to catch sb off guard
(= to surprise someone by doing something which they are not expecting and are not ready for) start learning		She caught me off guard; she walked into the room when I was talking on the phone and I got so scared that I screamed.
(= to end a rule or a law) start learning		The government should lift the restrictions on water usage now that the river levels are normal.
(= to make somebody feel better and happier) start learning		Nothing - not even the prospect of the upcoming holidays - could lift his spirits.
stok narciarski; start learning		ski slope
- na stokach Kilimandżaro start learning		on the slopes of Kilimanjaro
- wzniesienie start learning		upward slope
opadający stok start learning		downward slope
- w połowie stoku start learning		halfway up/down a slope
1. (for skiing) nartostrada f; start learning		the piste (= area or track suitable for skiing on) piste /pi st/ n
zjechać z nartostrady start learning		to ski off piste
– ośla łączka start learning		bunny slope
stromy(sloping) [slope, hill, path, stairs, roof]; start learning		steep /sti p/ adj
strome wejście/podejście; start learning		steep ascent/climb
samolot schodził bardzo ostro w dół; start learning		the aircraft was making a very steep descent
stromy spadek start learning		a steep drop
– jeździć pługiem start learning		To practice the plough
wyciąg m orczykowy start learning		drag lift, ski tow n
– wyciąg krzesełkowy start learning		chair lift
- gondola start learning		cabin lift (gondola)

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