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expr. Rebecca gets up at the crack of dawn every morning to go running before work. start learning
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very early in the morning
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adj. I don’t feel energized Enough to go out tonight. start learning
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excited, have you got of energy and enthusiasm
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I set all my clocks to be 10 Minutes ahead so I won’t to be late start learning
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wyznaczać, nastawiać
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start learning
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przed, z przodu, do przodu, przyszłości, na prowadzeniu, na czele
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expr. I only sleep in on Sunday mornings. start learning
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Make a choice to sleep later than usual; Wake up at a later time on purpose
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Marissa is always cranky in the morning before she has her coffee. start learning
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marudny, nieznośny, zrzędliwy
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expr. I stayed up all night studying and I was totally out of it when I went to class. start learning
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unfocused; spaced out; tired and distracted
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I love caffeine! it makes me feel smart. I can’t think without it. start learning
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might drag contained in coffee, chocolate and tea
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expr. I sold my car last week. Now I must get used to talking I’m at I sold my car last week. Now I must get used to taking The buses everywhere. start learning
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I hadn’t slept for two days and was completely spaced out. start learning
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Someone who is spaced out is not completely conscious of What is happening, often because of taking drugs or needing to sleep conscious - swiadomy
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start learning
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Teachers need to be altered to sudden changes in Students’ behaviour start learning
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Quick to notice and react to things around you czujny
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start learning
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The arrangement of a group of people or things in a list from 1st to last w Kolejności, w porządku
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she stayed up to watch a film. start learning
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to go to bed later than usual Nie kłaść się (do łóżka), nie spać
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