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Question		Answer
slip back start learning		come back
cosy start learning		comfortable
step out of start learning		step out of comfortable zone
whinge/moan jęczeć, narzekać My grandma is always moaning about her health. start learning		complaining all the time
dull start learning		boring
come across spotkać kogoś I came across Sally yesterday. start learning		meet
shy away from start learning		avoid something
come up with znaleźć coś (np. rozwiązanie problemu, wymyślić coś, wpaść na coś Martin has come up with a great idea. start learning		think of an idea
rewind przewijać coś do tyłu, cofać Could you please rewind it? I want to see it again. start learning		come back to previous point
nerve-racking start learning		stressful
overwhelming start learning		too much of something
leg start learning		left
hurdle płot, płotek, przeszkoda She was clearly in the lead by the second hurdle. start learning		obstacle przeszkoda The horse managed to jump over all obstacles.
put off zniechęcać She put me off with her bad language. start learning		demotivated
willing chętny, ochoczy, gotowy (zrobić cos) I'm willing to help you if you want that. start learning		want to
give sth a go start learning		let's do it
stunning start learning		amazing
pigeonhole start learning		hide sth
dismiss odrzucać (np. pomysł) boss dismissed my environmentally-friendly project. start learning		leave sth
appeal urok, atrakcyjność Women love the appeal of this guy. start learning		temptation pokusa I couldn't resist the temptation to buy it
anxious zaniepokojony, zatroskany My mother is always anxious about me. start learning		tense napięty, nerwowy (np. sytuacja, o kimś) During the meeting with the boss the atmosphere was tense.
delighted zachwycony, uszczęśliwiony We'd be delighted to attend your wedding. start learning		thrilled podekscytowany I'm so thrilled about going to Mexico!
insulted znieważać, obrażać He insulted me and my family! start learning		offended urazić, obrazić I didn't want to offend you. I'm sorry.
realise uświadomić sobie (coś) It's time you realized what this job means. start learning		understand
binge-watch start learning		film marathon
boom start learning		something is very trendy
due to z powodu (czegoś), ze względu (na coś) The match had to be cancelled due to the rain. start learning		because of
overhear usłyszeć przypadkiem, przypadkiem podsłuchać Excuse me, I accidentally overheard your conversation. Are you a film star? start learning		hear something by mistake
excuse usprawiedliwiać (się), tłumaczyć, uzasadniać I was working up a short way to excuse myself and get home. start learning		explanation of something
conjure up przywoływać (np. wspomnienie) She tried to conjure up some happy memories in order to ease the pain. start learning		memory of something
vast start learning		huge
fellow start learning		friend in slang
superb start learning		great/good
stream start learning		very small river
awe-inspiring start learning		exciting
freak out start learning		get insane
gear up przygotować się We need to gear up fast. start learning		to prepare
retreat wycofać się, uciec, odwrót When did the army retreat happen? start learning		come back/escape
remain pozostawać (jakimś, gdzieś) He decided to remain at home. start learning		to stay
bout atak, napad (np. kaszlu) He's got a bout of cough. start learning		attack of bad weather
adapt przystosowywać, dostosowywać się In New Mexico we had to adapt to a different climate. start learning		make it as it should be
ultimately ostatecznie, w końcu, finalnie I think our reaction should ultimately be a positive one. start learning		finally
collaboration start learning		work together
odd dziwny He's odd, I don't know why you are friends with him. start learning		strange/unusual
stuff start learning		things
reluctantly start learning		not really wanting to do something
pretty start learning		quite or very
worthwhile start learning		useful or important enough to spend time on
petrified skamieniały, sparaliżowany ze strachu I was just standing there, completely petrified. start learning		terrified
sympathetic pełen współczucia, życzliwy We were very sympathetic toward Maggie when she failed her exams. start learning		understanding His understanding of my feelings is limited.
presumably przypuszczalnie, prawdopodobnie Presumably, a meteorite fell down here twenty years ago. start learning		probably prawdopodobnie, pewnie, zapewne I will probably see you later.
spring up pojawiać się jak grzyby po deszczu In this city, problems spring up everyday. start learning		come up pojawiać się Such an opportunity will never come up again
mere zwyczajny, zwykły It's just a mere pie, nothing special. start learning		normal
strong-willed mający silną wolę My mother is very strong-willed. start learning		willpower silna wola She has no willpower
on hand pod ręką start learning		close at hand w zasięgu ręki You have your phone close at hand - call me if you need anything.
catch up on (something) nadrobić coś (np. zaległości w pracy) I have to catch up on paperwork. start learning		make up for (something) nadrobić coś, zrekompensować coś I was absent last week and I have to make up for it.
drawback start learning		a disadvantage wada, niekorzyść, minus In general, being short-tempered is considered a disadvantage

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