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Question		Answer
flabby After skipping the gym for six months, my arms felt a bit flabby.” start learning		wiotki
chewy “I love cookies that are crispy on the edges but soft and chewy in the middle.” start learning		żucia
cross at Please don't be cross with me, I really didn't mean to break your favorite mug.” start learning		być złym bryt
tomboy : “Growing up, she was a total tomboy who preferred climbing trees and playing football to playing dress-up.” start learning		chłopczyca
girly girl She’s a real girly girl—she loves getting her nails done, wearing floral dresses, and hosting tea parties.” start learning		dziewczęca dziewczyna
hey ho They forgot to put sugar in my coffee. Hey ho, it's probably healthier this way anyway." start learning		hej ho
what's the damage what do I owe you start learning		jaki jest rachunek
I didn't blow dry my hair. I let it air dry start learning		Nie suszyłam włosów suszarką. Pozwoliłam im wyschnąć na powietrzu.
the weather looks a bit iffy today start learning		pogoda dzisiaj wygląda trochę niepewnie
The TV screenwriters really butchered the original story." start learning		Scenarzyści telewizyjni dosłownie zmasakrowali oryginalną historię.
acquired taste Food: "Raw oysters are an acquired taste; most kids absolutely hate them."Art: "His abstract painting style is definitely an acquired taste."People: "Don't mind her sharp humor; she is just an acquired taste." start learning		nabyty smak
I'm gonna have a dip start learning		Idę się zanurzyć
map out Before we start coding, we need to map out the entire app architecture." "She sat down with a calendar to map out her study schedule for final exams." start learning		planować coś dokladnie
take after sb people say I take after my mum start learning		brać po kimś
get around to doing sth "I finally got around to fixing the leaky faucet after ignoring it for three weeks." "I have a stack of books on my nightstand, but I haven't got around to reading them yet." start learning		zabrać się do robienia czegoś
can u cope in this weather boiling aren't you, bet u are absolutely melting start learning		Czy poradzisz sobie w taką pogodę?
the water is gushing start learning		woda tryska
the waves are crashing start learning		fale się rozbijają
the dog is lapping the water start learning		pies chłepta wodę
the cow is gulping water start learning		krowa połyka wodę
guilty as charged Are you still watching TV at 2 AM? – Yes, guilty as charged!” start learning		winny jak oskarżony
sweater is snagged start learning		sweter się zaciągnął
the socks are threadbare start learning		skarpetki są znoszone
the shirt is frayed start learning		koszula jest postrzępiona
the t-shirt is tattered start learning		koszulka jest podarta
the tights are laddered start learning		rajstopy są podarte
fiery The fiery habanero salsa had us desperately reaching for the pitcher of water before we could even finish our first chip. start learning		ostry pikantne
bland This dish is bland. Without a pinch of salt or a splash of acid, the boiled chicken breast was incredibly bland and uninspiring start learning		mdły To danie jest mdłe.
tangy A quick squeeze of fresh lime gave the street tacos a tangy, vibrant kick that tied all the flavors together. start learning		cierpki
syrupy The reduced balsamic glaze had a thick, syropy texture that clung perfectly to the sliced strawberries and basil. start learning		syropny
acrid A cloud of acrid smoke billowed from the toaster oven, confirming that the garlic bread was officially ruined. start learning		gryzący gorzki
mushy If you leave the zucchini in the pan for even a minute too long, it goes from perfectly tender to disappointingly mushy. start learning		strasznie miękki
chilled There is nothing quite as refreshing as a glass of perfectly chilled watermelon juice on a sweltering summer afternoon. start learning		schłodzony
i was completely flustered start learning		byłem kompletnie zdenerwowany
hang up a shield After thirty years on the police force, Captain Miller decided it was finally time to hang up his shield and enjoy a quiet life in the countryside. start learning		powiesić tarczę idiom iść na emeryturę
the baby is wailing or whimpering start learning		dziecko płacze lub kwili
the girl is sobbing start learning		dziewczyna szlocha
the man is weeping start learning		ten człowiek płacze cicho
the woman is bawling start learning		kobieta płacze głośno
the driver is loading the luggage start learning		kierowca ładuje bagaże
knob of butter, splash of milk, dash of sugar, pinch of salt start learning		kawałek masła, odrobina mleka, szczypta cukru, szczypta soli
hit the books q"I'd love to stay and hang out, but I have a huge biology exam tomorrow. I really need to hit the books." start learning		uderzyć w książki, zakuwac
hit snooze start learning		naciśnij drzemkę
how was your weekend? pretty low-key start learning		Jak minął twój weekend? Dość spokojny
I mostly caught up on errands start learning		W większości nadrobiłem zaległości w załatwianiu sprawunków
my friends talked me into going hiking start learning		Moi przyjaciele namówili mnie na pieszą wędrówkę
I've been meaning to get outside more start learning		Zamierzałem częściej wychodzić na zewnątrz
I'll have to check out some trails start learning		Będę musiał sprawdzić kilka szlaków
morning. rough start to the week? start learning		Dzień dobry. Ciężki początek tygodnia?
the heels are clacking start learning		obcasy stukają
the spoon is clinking start learning		łyżka brzęczy
the paper is crinkling start learning		papier się marszczy szelesci
the firewood is crackling start learning		drewno na opał trzeszczy
no cuts no buts no coconuts start learning		bez cięć, bez ale, bez kokosów
the floor is slippery, slick. the grass is dewy. my hair is dump start learning		podłoga jest śliska, śliska. trawa jest wilgotna od rosy. moje włosy są mokre
your excuse is flimsy start learning		Twoja wymówka jest kiepska
we had a scuffle start learning		mieliśmy bójkę
stop fidgeting start learning		przestań się wiercić
gleaming The sun was gleaming off the polished hood of the newly washed car. Joyful Eyes: When he made a joke with his friends, his face was gleaming with joy. start learning		lśniące
tarnish The silver candlesticks became tarnished after being left in the humid air. Ruined Reputation: The latest financial scandal tarnished the politician's once-flawless public image. start learning		przygasić
it's really stuffy here. can u roll down the window start learning		Jest tu naprawdę duszno. Czy możesz otworzyć okno?
can u slow down a little I'm getting car sick start learning		Czy możesz trochę zwolnic? Robi mi się niedobrze w samochodzie.
my grocery bag burst open start learning		moja torba z zakupami pękła
I'm getting battered by it start learning		To mnie niszczy
my all time favourite bust ever start learning		mój ulubione popiersie wszech czasów
how long is the wait start learning		jak długo trzeba czekać
your elbow is pushing into my side start learning		Twój łokieć wbija się w mój bok
bear with me I’m still waking up and haven't had my coffee yet, so bear with me today!" "My phone signal is terrible right now, so please bear with me if the call drops." start learning		znoś mnie
bide your time To bide your time: Instead of rushing to accept the first job offer, she decided to bide her time and wait for a better opportunity. start learning		Przemyśleć cos
much ado about nothing start learning		wiele hałasu o nic
To keep (someone) in the dark: They kept us in the dark about the company budget cuts until the official announcement was made. start learning		Utrzymywać kogoś w niewiedzy:
To jog your memory: I brought out our old high school yearbook to see if it would jog his memory start learning		Aby pobudzić pamięć:
To downplay (something): The spokesperson tried to downplay the severity of the delay, calling it a minor technical hiccup. start learning		Zbagatelizować (coś):
To make a beeline for (some place): As soon as the final bell rang, the kids made a beeline for the playground. start learning		Aby udać się prosto do (jakiegoś miejsca):
To get your second wind : I was completely exhausted around mile eight of the run, but I got my second wind and finished strong. start learning		Aby złapać drugi oddech
To catch flak: He caught a lot of flak from his teammates for missing the open goal." "The company is catching flak online after increasing their subscription prices." "I'm going to catch flak from my boss if I turn this report in late." start learning		zostać skrytykowany ma (2 wojna, działo)
An eye-opening experience: Studying abroad for a semester was an eye-opening experience that completely changed how I see the world. start learning		otwierające oczy doświadczenie:
To sell yourself short:! You should highlight your leadership skills on your resume—don't sell yourself short start learning		nie docenianie siebie
(To be) in over your head: When he agreed to manage the entire multi-million dollar project by himself, he quickly realized he was in over his head. start learning		(Być) w tarapatach:
To put it in layman's terms: To put it in layman's terms, the computer's memory is full, which is why it keeps crashing. start learning		Mówiąc prościej:

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