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Question		Answer
hint what are you hinting at? start learning		sugestia, aluzja; przytyk
to drop a hint start learning		zrobić aluzję
take a hint start learning		zrozumieć, pojąć aluzję
shard start learning		odłamek
to sputter, to hiss start learning		syczeć
to drip Shards of glass flew in every direction and Aunt Marge sputtered and blinked, her great ruddy face dripping. start learning		kapać, ociekać
to squeal start learning		kwiczeć, piszczeć
to mop start learning		wycierać
fuss No need to fuss, Petunia, I have a very firm grip start learning		zamieszanie
to get wind of start learning		węszyć
expulsion Only last summer he’d gotten an official warning that had stated quite clearly that if the Ministry got wind of any more magic in Privet Drive, Harry would face expulsion from Hogwarts. start learning		wydalenie
glazed This worked quite well, though it seemed to give him a glazed look, because Aunt Marge started voicing the opinion that he was mentally subnormal. start learning		szklisty, oszklony
meringue during the lemon meringue pie, Uncle Vernon bored them all with a long talk about Grunnings, his drill-making company; start learning		beza
chuckle “Just a small one, then,” she chuckled. start learning		zduszony śmiech
to sip Aunt Petunia was sipping coffee with her little finger sticking out. start learning		sączyć, pić
nosh start learning		żarcie
to burp, to hiccup She burped richly and patted her great tweed stomach start learning		czkać, bekać
to pat start learning		klepać, głaskać
to jerk, to jolt start learning		szarpać
clench She jerked her head at Harry, who felt his stomach clench start learning		zaciskać; ściskać
a runt This one’s got a mean, runty look about him start learning		cherlak, karzeł
mean start learning		niski, skromny, lichy
to drown start learning		topić
reluctant start learning		niechętny, oporny
a shovel start learning		szufla, koparka
a wastrel, sponger start learning		nicpoń; darmozjad
to run off Then she ran off with a wastrel and here’s the result right in front of us start learning		zwiać
tablecloth start learning		obrus
splash “This Potter,” said Aunt Marge loudly, seizing the brandy bottle and splashing more into her glass and over the tablecloth, start learning		plusk; ochlapywać
to gape, to stare start learning		gapić się
swig, gulp start learning		haust, żłopać
to wipe, to mop “As I expected!” said Aunt Marge, taking a huge swig of brandy and wiping her chin on her sleeve start learning		wycierać
scrounger start learning		naciągacz
no-account “A no-account, good-fornothing, lazy scrounger who — start learning		kompletne zero, nieudacznik
bloodshot “No, Vernon,” hiccuped Aunt Marge, holding up a hand, her tiny bloodshot eyes fixed on Harry’s start learning		przekrwiony, gniewny
to swell They died in a car crash, you nasty little liar, and left you to be a burden on their decent, hardworking relatives!” screamed Aunt Marge, swelling with fury start learning		puchnąć, zwiększać
insolent, brazen start learning		bezczelny
to expand start learning		rozszerzać; rozwijać;
to bulge start learning		wybrzuszać się
to ping start learning		brzęczeć
to inflate start learning		nadmuchiwać
waistband start learning		pasek (u spódnicy)
vast start learning		ogromny, kolosalny
life buoy Her great red face started to expand, her tiny eyes bulged, and her mouth stretched too tightly for speech — next second, several buttons had just burst from her tweed jacket and pinged off the walls — she was inflating like a monstrous balloon, her stomach bursting free of her tweed waistband, each of her fingers blowing up like a salami start learning		koło ratunkowe
drift start learning		zaspa, sens wypowiedzi, dryfować
pop She was entirely round, now, like a vast life buoy with piggy eyes, and her hands and feet stuck out weirdly as she drifted up into the air, making apoplectic popping noises start learning		trzask, wystrzał
skid A second later, Ripper leapt forward and sank his teeth into Uncle Vernon’s leg. start learning		poślizg
to head Harry tore from the dining room before anyone could stop him, heading for the cupboard under the stairs start learning		brać kurs, kierować się
trunk In seconds, he had heaved his trunk to the front door. start learning		pień, tułów, kufer
to wrench He sprinted upstairs and threw himself under the bed, wrenching up the loose floorboard, and grabbed the pillowcase full of his books and birthday presents. start learning		szarpać, wyrywać
to wriggle He wriggled out, seized Hedwig’s empty cage, and dashed back downstairs to his trunk start learning		wyślizgiwać się
in tatters start learning		w strzępach, podarty
reckless But a reckless rage had come over Harry start learning		lekkomyślny
rage start learning		furia, wściekłość, moda
to fumble He fumbled behind him for the latch on the door. start learning		szperać, grzebać, chwycić

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