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Question		Answer
abode start learning		mieszkanie
domicile start learning		miejsce zamieszkania
earn a living start learning		zarabiać na życie
ramification start learning		rozwidlenie
chuckle start learning		stłumiony śmiech
titter The audience started tittering nervously when the cameras pointed their way. start learning		chichot
sneer It is disgusting the way she sneer at everyone who doesn't dress as well as she does start learning		szydzić
genuine start learning		prawdziwy
giggle The boy could do nothing but giggle nervously when he was asked to stand up in front of the class start learning		chichot
grin Mr Smith always grins when he sees me; I get the feeling he knows something I don't start learning		szeroki uśmiech
smirk Those teenage girls do nothing but smirk when they see boys they like start learning		uśmieszek
guffaw When he guffawed loudly at the joke everyone in the theatre turned to look at him start learning		rechot
beam The woman beamed with pleasure when she saw her daughter get off the plane start learning		promienieć
snigger The students sniggered when they saw that their teacher had sat on some chewing gum. start learning		chichot
shirking start learning		wymigiwać się
raw meat start learning		surowe mięso
raw deal start learning		niekorzystna umowa
swollen start learning		spuchnięty
dirt start learning		brud
plastic film start learning		folia z tworzywa sztucznego
embossed start learning		tłoczone
charm start learning		urok
chronic back trouble start learning		chroniczne kłopoty z plecami
charm start learning		amulet
superstitious start learning		przesądny
be in bad book Ever John broke the window, he has been in the teacher's bad books. start learning		kiedy ktoś nie jest zadowolony z ciebie
puddle start learning		kałuża
oil spill start learning		wyciek oleju
oil slick start learning		wycieku ropy
pond start learning		sadzwaka
trouble start learning		draka
commodity start learning		towar
revenue start learning		przychód
derive start learning		czerpać
delusion start learning		złudzenie
persuasive start learning		przekonywający
dome start learning		kopuła
superstitious start learning		przesądny
unaccustomed to start learning		przyzwyczajony do
rich food start learning		jedzenie bogate
atrocity start learning		okrucieństwo
heritage start learning		dziedzictwo
lock start learning		śluza, blokada
culprit start learning		winowajca
aback We were taken aback by the news start learning		zaskoczony Byliśmy zaskoczeni wiadomościami
horrific start learning		makabryczny
willingness start learning		gotowość
wilderness start learning		puszcza pustkowie bezdroża dzicz uroczysko
deepens start learning		pogłębia
agreeableness start learning		przychylne nastawienie
konck down start learning		upust
knock (one) sideways She was knocked sideways when she heard she had won the lottery. start learning		uderzyć ale też szokować
cut out to be start learning		nadawać się
go off start learning		STOP LIKING przestać lubić, mieć dość
to be sick of sth start learning		być chory od czegoś/ mieć czegoś dość
to go off the beaten track start learning		iść na uboczu
fed up with sth start learning		dość czegoś
break even start learning		wyjść na zero
confess start learning		wyznać
bucket start learning		wiadro
flatter start learning		pochlebiać
meddle in start learning		wtrącać się
baffled start learning		skonsternowany, zbity z stropu
coincides with start learning		zbiega się z
on the spur of the moment I bought a new jacket on the spur of the moment. start learning		pod wpływem chwili
mixed blessing Winning a lottery has definitely been a mixed blessing. start learning		plusy i minusy
drive a hard bargain - put tough conditions He is a pleasant man socially but he drives a hard bargain in business. start learning		- postawić trudne warunki
to have a bee in one's bonnet He has a bee in his bonnet about dishonesty of lawyers. start learning		mieć fioła
stout start learning		tęgi
toil start learning		trud
broth start learning		bulion
lean The meat was so lean that it almost melted in the mouth. start learning		chude
topping start learning		polewa
devour start learning		pożerać
flout the law start learning		lekceważenie, ignorowanie prawa
raze start learning		zburzyć
To squirm with embarrassement start learning		Skręcać się z zakłopotaniem
batten down the hatches start learning		To prepare for a difficult situation/ To fasten The entrances to The lower part of The ship using wooden boards
break out start learning		to escape from a prison
break out start learning		to change the way you live because you feel bored
break up start learning		to seperate sth into several smaller parts
break up start learning		to make people leave a plece where they have been meeting or protesting
break up start learning		BrE. when a chool breaks up, it closes for holiday.
broke down start learning		to lose control of oneself
break through start learning		achieve success despite obstacles or difficulties
become of What became of those Chinese vases that Mum used to have? start learning		used to ask what has happened to someone or something, especially when you have not seen them for a long time, or what will happen to someone that you are worried about
balance against The courts must balance our liberty against the security of the nation. start learning		to consider the importance of one thing in relation to something else when you are making a decision balance something against something
bank on start learning		depend on
blow over They weren’t speaking to each other, but I think it’s blown over now. start learning		if an argument or unpleasant situation blows over, it ends or is forgotten
bear out(This report bears out my theory) start learning		support - potwierdzać. Ten raport potwierdza moją teorię.
brush up start learning		odkurzyć to practise and improve your skills or your knowledge of something that you learned in the past
black and blue all over start learning		covered with bruises
by and large, on the whole start learning		Ogólnie rzecz ujmując
full of beans, very lively, start learning		bardzo żywy,
drop a brick start learning		popełnić gafę
browned off start learning		British English informal annoyed or bored SYN fed up
go off start learning		STOP LIKING
out of the blue = suddenly start learning		nagle, z nieba
beat about/around the bush I meant to be open with him but when it came to it I beat about the bush. start learning		owijać / w bawełnę
lay something bare The scandal was laid bare by an abitious journalist. start learning		to uncover something that was previously hidden
hang in the balance His career, much more than mine, hangs in the balance. start learning		ważyć się
make a clean breast of it He decided to make a clean breast of it and tell his wife exactly what had happened. start learning		to admit that you have done something wrong so that you no longer feel guilty
be set out in black and white Everything should be set out in black and white so that there will be no room for misunderstanding start learning		być przedstawione w czerni i bieli
bark up the wrong tree start learning		źle kombinować grubo się mylić
butter somebody ↔ up start learning		podlizywać się
to flatter start learning		schlebiać
don’t hold your breath don’t hold your breath waiting for him; he'll never show up! start learning		nformal used to say that something is not going to happen soon
be glad/pleased etc to see the back of somebody/something start learning		to be pleased when someone leaves or when you get rid of something, because you do not like them
a chip off the old block start learning		sb very like his/her parents
someone who is above broad start learning		sb who is honest

CPE USE OF ENGLISH new version unit 1

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