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Has it never crossed your mind to knock instead of barging in? start learning
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I think at bottom, she has fundamental lack of self-respect, and that is played out through her subservience start learning
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tak naprawdę, w rzeczywistości wyraża się w jej uległości
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At the end of the day it's up to her to decide whether she wants to join us or not start learning
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w gruncie rzeczy, ostatecznie
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A little concern about your mother's health would not go amiss start learning
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nie zaszkodziłoby, przydałoby się
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The results of our campaign are still up in the air and it depends on the media's reaction start learning
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So we all know what to do once we are inside. But it beg the question how do we actually get in? start learning
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pozostaje pytanie, pomujając pytanie
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I need to relax a little. I've been working like a dog recently. I'm sure a couple of days in the sun will do the trick start learning
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zaradzić czemuś, wystarczyć, załatwic sprawę
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Some consider the building a work of art, others thinks it's a blot on the town's ladascape. You take your pick. start learning
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sam zdecyduj, sam wybierz
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Don't worry, he'll probably turn up at the eleventh hour, as usual start learning
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w ostatniej chwili, za pięć dwunasta
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We can't wait for him until the cows come home start learning
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The police taken their time beginning the investigation start learning
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It's time to pull the plug on the wayward style of management the company is currently exhibiting start learning
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ukrócić, przerwać, położyc kres
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It's a bit late in the day for apologies, don't you think? start learning
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Wait here, I'll be back in no time start learning
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What's been going on with you, mate? I haven't seen you in donkey's start learning
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od wieków, od bardzo dawna
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You'd better get cracking if you're loking for a flat, or you'll find yourself homeless at the end of the month start learning
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down the road / line /track We've managed to surmount the technical obstacles but there may still be some serious problems down the line start learning
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przed kimś, w przyszłości
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We've got the same customers here day in day out and we usually know what they are going to order start learning
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You wanted to tell me your side of the story. So, go on, I'm all ears start learning
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The governor is known for being very direct and always calling a spade a spade start learning
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nazywać rzeczy po imieniu
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The best thong you can do in this situation is to lay your expectations on the line start learning
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on the tip of one's tongue What was the new girl's name? Don't tell me, it's on the tip on my tongue start learning
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I didn't say we had to move. It was just one of the possibilities that sprang to mind. start learning
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I started reading the book you had lent me but it's all double Dutch to me. start learning
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put the cart before the horse Don't you think buying car before you pass the exam is putting the cart before the horse? start learning
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robic cos w odwrotnej kolejnosci, przedwcześnie
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talk nineteen to the dozen She kept talking nineteen to the dozen, she wouldn't listen to anyone at all start learning
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Are you listening to me? I may as well be talking to the deaf for all the attention you are paying me. start learning
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I noticed how he pricked his ears up when he heard her name mentioned start learning
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Be careful what you say around here. Walls have ears start learning
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I really don't understand all this computer jargon. It's all Greek to me start learning
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chińszczyzna, czarna magia dla kogoś
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We both know what you are going to say, so stop beating about the bush and just say it start learning
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(with one's) tongue in one's cheek Was he speaking with his tongue in his cheek when he said Sally should run for president? start learning
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z przymrużeniem oka, nie na poważnie, zartem
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I'm supposed to meet her at Bob's Bar. Does the name ring any bells? start learning
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przywoływać coś na myśl, coś komus mówić
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Walter's behaviour during the lecture was unseemly to say the least start learning
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I'm sorry Tanya, but we really need to solve the problem between the two of us, without a third party involved start learning
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ktoś trzeci, trzecia strona
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To put in a nutshell, I failed to ask her out start learning
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