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Question		Answer
crustacean start learning		skorupiak
carrion start learning		padlina, ścierwo
mare start learning		klacz
ewe start learning		owieczka
buck start learning		dandys (male deer)
vixen start learning		lisica
drake start learning		kaczor
gander start learning		gąsior
ram start learning		baran
tame start learning		oswojony
burrow start learning		nora, jama (a place where wild rabbits live)
hutch start learning		klatka na króliki
den start learning		legowisko
paddock start learning		wybieg dla koni
coop start learning		kojec, klatka (a place where hens live)
sty start learning		chlew
stallion start learning		ogier
colt start learning		źrebak
filly start learning		źrebica
fawn start learning		jelonek
hind legs start learning		tylne łapy
a bird in the hand is worth two in a bush start learning		lepszy wróbel w garści niż gołąb na dachu
a bull in a china shop start learning		słoń w składzie porcelany
let the cat out of the bag start learning		zdradzić komuś tajemnicę
don't count your chickens before thay are hatched start learning		nie chwal dnia przed zachodem słońca
crocodile tears start learning		krokodyle łzy
to kill the goose that lays the golden egg start learning		zabić kurę znoszącą złote jajka
hen-pecken start learning		pod pantoflem
should not look a gift horse in the mouth start learning		darowanemu koniowi nie zagląda się w zęby
to smell a rat start learning		wyczuć pismo nosem
stag party start learning		wieczór kawalerski
a whale of time start learning		super spędzić czas
a wild-goose chase start learning		daremny trud
goose is cooked start learning		po ptakach
a bookworm start learning		mól książkowy
a dark horse start learning		czarna owca
dog-eared start learning		z oślimi uszami
wolf-whistles start learning		zaczepny gwizd
(to know sb for) donkey's years start learning		bardzo długo
donkeywork start learning		mokra robota
hold your horses start learning		chwila moment, wyluzuj
to wither start learning		usychać
a glut (of apples) start learning		nadmiar, przesyt
diciduous start learning		liściasty
coniferous start learning		iglasty
to prune start learning		przycinać
biennial (plant) start learning		roślina dwuletnia
perennial (plant) start learning		roślina wieloletnia
to yield start learning		rodzić, dostarczać
a bulb start learning		cebulka
to live in clover start learning		żyć w dostatki
a couch potato start learning		leniuch
grass on start learning		donieść na kogoś
grass roots start learning		szeregowi członkowie
to wilt start learning		usychać
to shrivel start learning		zeschnąć, zwiędnąć
sow the seed of discontent start learning		zasiać ziarno niepewności
go back to your roots start learning		wrócić do korzeni
hasn't put down roots start learning		zapuszczać korzenie
budding start learning		obiecujący
to weed out start learning		usuwać
to reap the reward start learning		zbierać owoce
to germinate start learning		kiełkować
shed your inhibitions start learning		wyzbądź się zahamowań
a withering look start learning		miażdżące spojrzenie
sth is flourishing start learning		dobrze prosperuje
make hay while the sun shines start learning		kuj żelazo póki gorące
to turn over a new leaf start learning		rozpocząć nowy rozdział
to put it in a nutshell start learning		w paru słowach
to take root start learning		zakorzenić się
a seedy bar start learning		obskurny bar
nipped in a bud start learning		zduszony w zarodku
on hand (he suddenly found himself with lots of hands on his hands) start learning		pod ręką
strong stomach (you need a strong stomach to work in a slaughterhouse) start learning		żelazne nerwy
stretch one's legs start learning		wyciągnąć nogi
pick one's brains start learning		wypytywać kogoś
lose one's nerve (when his friend died in Himalayas, he lost his nerve and never went climbing again) start learning		stracić odwagę
up in arms (the viewers were up in arms when the telefision announced it was going to change the timen of the evening news) start learning		oburzony, bardzo zdenerwowany
put one's finger on sth (i can't put my finger on what it is exactly, but something just doesn't feel right) start learning		znajdować przyczynę czegoś
keep your hair on start learning		spokojnie, nie denerwuj się
habe sth in one's blood start learning		mieć coś we krwi
make no bones about sth (i'll make no bones about it - i thought the way you handled the situation was inadequate) start learning		nie ukrywać czegoś
put one's back into sth start learning		pracować ciężko nad czymś
have a bone to pick with sb (don't go away - i have a bone to pick up with you) start learning		mieć z kimś do pomówienia
get one's blood up start learning		get very angry
wet behind the ears start learning		mieć mleko pod nosem
play it by the ear (he is going to wait for Jack's reaction first and then play it by the ear) start learning		zobaczyć jak coś się potoczy, zaimprowizować
rack brains over sth start learning		łamać sobie czymś głowę
be up to ears with work start learning		być po uszy w pracy
see eye to eye with sb (they don't see eye to eye on eating meat) start learning		zgadzać się z kimś
put on a brave face start learning		zachować zimną krew
have a finger in every pie start learning		maczać we wszystkim palce
all fingers and thumbs start learning		mieć dwie lewe ręce
put one's foot down (his father is an easygoing and tolerant person but he had to put his foot down when his son asked him...) start learning		postawić na swoim
let your hair down start learning		wyluzować
off-hand (i can't tell john's number off-hand) start learning		na poczekaniu
make head or tail of sth start learning		zrozumieć coś
take to one's heels start learning		brać nogi za pas
give sb the cold shoulder start learning		potraktować kogoś ozięble
get under sb's skin start learning		zajść za skórę
get sth off your chest start learning		wyrzucić coś z siebie
armed to teeth start learning		uzbrojony po zęby
braindead start learning		durny
change of heart start learning		zmiana zdania
turn a blind eye start learning		przymykać oko
pull wool over sb's eye start learning		mydlić komuś oczy
in body (the delegates voted for the proposal in body) start learning		without exception
at hand (i don't have his letter at hand but i think i can remember what it said) start learning		w pobliżu
out of hand start learning		od ręki
handful start learning		garść
ureter start learning		moczowód
urethra start learning		cewka moczowa
gall blader start learning		pęcherzyk żółciowy
cervix start learning		szyjka macicy
large/small intestine start learning		jelito grube/cienkie
cervical vertebrae start learning		kręgi szyjne
lumbar vertebrae start learning		kręgi lędźwiowe
thoracic vertebrae start learning		kręgi piersiowe
sacrum start learning		kość krzyżowa
coccyx start learning		kość ogonowa
canine start learning		kieł
incisors start learning		siekacze
molar start learning		ząb trzonowy
stagger (the drunkard staggered from the public house and clung to a lamp post) - unsteady movement start learning		chwiejny krok
ramble (As last Sunday was a fine day, we decided to ramble around the countryside) start learning		przechadzka, spacer, walking for pleasure without aim
pace (The man whise wife wa expecting a child paced nervously up and down the hospital waiting room) start learning		chodzić tam i z powrotem/ nervously up and down
lurk (the thieves lurked in the shadows) start learning		czyhać, czaić się/ waiting with evil intentions
plod (We reached the village after a long walk and plodded wearily around the hotel) start learning		posuwać się z trudem (walk wearily)
stray start learning		błądzić, błąkać się
loiter (the mother told her son tomdomthe errand quickly and not to loiter) start learning		wałęsać się
stride start learning		chodzić zamaszystym krokiem
strut start learning		dumnie kroczyć
creep start learning		skradać się
hobble start learning		utykać (awkward, shoes too tight, feetnhurt)
lurch start learning		szarpnąć, chwiać się (sudden or irregular, drunk, ill, walking on a moving ship)
trample start learning		deptać, tratować (pressing repeatedly with feet, often wishing to destroy)
saunter start learning		przechadzać się, spacerować (unhurried, relaxed, confident way, to show assurance and confidence)
mill around start learning		kłębić się (a large no of ppl, each prsn going in a different direction, with no fixed purpose)
sidle start learning		przysuwać się niepostrzeżenie (uncertain or secretively, as if ready to turn and go the other way; intending to be dishonest or unpleasant)
trudge (the trump trudged wearily homeward) start learning		mozolny chód
amble start learning		iść spokojnym krokiem
stamp start learning		stąpać, iść ciężko
limp start learning		kuśtykać
rush headlong start learning		gnać na złamanie karku
get off the wrong foot start learning		źle coś rozpocząć
awe-inspiring start learning		wzbudzający podziw
a discerning traveller start learning		wymagający podróżnik
ramble start learning		przechadzka
at the crack of dawn start learning		o wschodzie słońca
run-of-the-mill start learning		szablonowy, zwyczajny
get a new lease of life start learning		wskrzesić, postawić na nogi
get into the swing of things start learning		wciągnąć się w coś
best bet start learning		najlepsze trafienie / the best possible choice
emulate start learning		naśladować
stick out one's tongue at sb start learning		pokazać komuś język
puff out your cheeks start learning		wydąć policzki
smack your lips start learning		mlasnąć ustami
mouth sth start learning		mówić coś bezgłośnie
prick your ears start learning		strzyc ustrzami
wart start learning		brodawka, kurzajka
a beauty spot start learning		pieprzyk (a nice kind of mole)
bags under the eyes start learning		wory pod oczami
a cold sore start learning		opryszczka
a stye start learning		jęczmień
a boil start learning		czyrak

Animals, plants, verbs of movement, the natural world, parts of body

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