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Question		Answer
be gathered start learning		go to the place because of special occasion/ meet with other because of special occasion We have gathered here to celebrate our anniversary.
to blame start learning		saying that someone is guilty of doing something or as a noun fault or guilty Don't blame yourself! / It's not your blame.
toe the line start learning		to do what you are expected to do without causing trouble for anyone Don't toe the line. / If you want to get ahead, you’d better learn to toe the line.
thread a needle start learning		find the best solution to the problem
think outside the box start learning		to think in a very creative way
wine cellar start learning		small dark place where we can store/hold the wines
to spit on sb/sth start learning		pluć
obviously start learning		of course, for sure They obviously hate each other. / Obviously there are small changes.
objectively start learning		honestly He considered the problem objectively.
obsession (with) start learning		someone or something that you think about all the time an unhealthy obsession with death
hang out start learning		to spend a lot of time in a particular place or with a particular group of people I like to hang out with you.
appreciate start learning		to recognise how good someone or something is and to value them or it There's no point buying him expensive wines - he doesn't appreciate them
I/we appreciate... start learning		used when you're thanking someone or showing that you're grateful We really appreciate all the help you gave us last weekend. / (verb +ING) I appreciate your making the effort to come
be in hiding/ go into hiding start learning		to be/go somewhere where you cannot be found He was in hiding for more than five years before his arrest.
utterly start learning		completely or extremely What an utterly stupid thing to do! / She was utterly devastated when her husband died.
humiliated start learning		If someone is humiliated, they have been made to feel ashamed (embarrassed) or stupid. I've never felt so humiliated in my life. / She is utterly humiliated.
bugger face start learning		a rude phrase used to express great anger (usually about the man Come on bugger face!
bugger it! start learning		a rude phrase used to express great anger polskie "Niech to szlag" lub "jprdl" Oh, look, I've burned the cake. Bugger it! / Bugger it! I'm going to miss the train.
bugger off! start learning		to leave or go away, used especially as a rude way of telling someone to go away
bugger about start learning		a rude phrase meaning to waste time doing silly or unimportant things Will you stop buggering about and get in here?
bugger someone about start learning		a rude phrase meaning to treat someone badly by wasting their time or causing problems for them Stop buggering me about and tell me the truth.
bugger me! start learning		a rude phrase used to express great surprise polskie "jprdl" Bugger me! Did you see the speed that motorbike was going?
bugger all start learning		very little or nothing You've done bugger all to help. / How much do you know about marketing? Bugger all.
mean a lot to me start learning		something has an important emotional effect on someone It wasn't a valuable picture but it meant a lot to me.
to be on standby start learning		ready to work or be used if necessary
lay on beach start learning		have a rest on the beach and sunbathe Lay on a beach.
Could I get...(food)? start learning		asking for food or meal in the restaurant Could I get french fries with ketchup?
shabby start learning		bad condition/ looking old in bad condition because of being used for a long time or not being cared for He wore a shabby old overcoat. / Your bike is really shabby, you should buy a new one.
not too shabby / not so shabby start learning		used for saying that something is good Druga odp. Nieźle jak na Rachel. It was a not so shabby week for the team, who had three wins. / Not too shabby for Rachel.
abandoned start learning		left behind, or left without care and protection Ross abandoned me. / The shelters are full of abandoned pets.
humiliating start learning		making you fell ashamed or stupid It was so humiliating. / The government suffered a humiliating defeat in yesterday's debate.
have someone's back start learning		to be ready to protect or defend someone Good to have your back.
rough around the edges start learning		something or someone that is not perfect, but good enough My new car is a little bit rough around the edges.
golden start learning		special, successful You're golden.
bum someone out - US informal start learning		to make someone feel sad or disappointed It bums me out. / That comment just bummed me out.
A little bit of this, a little bit of that. start learning		trochę tego, trochę tamtego.
caught up in sth start learning		so involved in an activity that you do not notice other things I was so caught up in my work, that I didn't realize what was happening with my sister.
have me over start learning		invite someone Thanks for having me over.
to be around start learning		being near of something or someone Is Monica around?
cut into something start learning		to take away or use part of a period of time or an amount of something I don't like doing the shopping on Saturday afternoon because it cuts into my weekend.
blow off something/someone start learning		to treat something or someone as if that thing or person were not important Just blow off his comments, he's only joking. / Please blow off him, he's only joking.
bask in something start learning		to take pleasure from something that makes you feel good I'm going home to bask in the triumph of my idea.
to puke/to vomit/to throw up start learning		to empty the contents of the stomach through the mouth It makes me want to puke.
It blew. about idea start learning		It's a bad idea.
mean about the idea Because it's mean. start learning		unkind or unpleasant
leaking about information start learning		To leak is also to give out information privately, esp. when people in authority do not want it to be known You're leaking. / I've leaked him the secret.
return someone's calls start learning		answering someone's calls He doesn't return my calls.
sympathy pains start learning		Sympathy pain is a term that refers to feeling physical or psychological symptoms from witnessing someone else's discomfort.
settle for something start learning		to agree to or accept something, although it is not what you want They were hoping to sell their car for $2000 but settled for $1500.
masculine start learning		having qualities traditionally considered to be suitable for a man It was a movie likely to appeal to a masculine audience.
appeal to somebody start learning		to be interesting or attractive It was a movie likely to appeal to a masculine audience.
constantly start learning		all the time or often She has the TV on constantly. / He's constantly changing his mind.
drop off start learning		to begin to sleep I must have dropped off during the show, because I don’t remember how it ended.
commute start learning		to make the same journey regularly between work and home It's exhausting commuting from Brighton to London every day. / My commute is very easy. There is an underground near my home.
I'm on the commute. start learning		be on the road to somewhere
needle start learning		to purposely annoy someone by making critical remarks or jokes I hate to be needled about my weight.

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