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Just because you're angry or tired, don't take it out on me. start learning
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"wyładowywać się" na kimś
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When Lucy came out, Josie was on the pay phone at the corridor's end. start learning
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Late payments give you a bad credit rating. start learning
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As long as you stay in credit, there will be no charges for normal transactions on your account. start learning
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mieć pieniądze na koncie w banku
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I've put £10,000 on a new flat., We’ve put down a deposit on a new car. start learning
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Rosie came into a lot of money when her aunt died. start learning
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They're planning to put a hotel up where the museum used to be., I put up some new tiles in the kitchen., start learning
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zbudować coś lub umieścić na ścianie
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Bill's putting in some new lighting in the kitchen. start learning
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The skirt needs to be dry-cleaned. start learning
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czyszczenia chemikaliami zamiast wody
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Teachers are often unable to control unruly behaviour in class. start learning
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In a crisis a woman isn't more likely to have a breakdown than man. start learning
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I've been on the go all day, and I'm really tired. start learning
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być aktywnym, bardzo zajętym
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I'm very stressed out about work. start learning
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I really messed up the exam. start learning
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Excuse me, where is a loo? start learning
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This flat is a far cry from the house they had before. start learning
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keep your eyes open/peeled (for something): I try to always keep my eyes open for good recipes. Keep an eye out for spyware programs that install themselves on your computer. start learning
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to watch carefully for something:
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With weapons drawn we claim the future invincible through every storm start learning
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Bring in the foe to be defeated, to pulverize from dusk to dawn start learning
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rozpylać, zmienić w proch to defeat someone easily
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There is no sense in this contrition, with open arms we fight for peace start learning
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firepower mortifies, firepower man 's demise start learning
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the collusion of fear and torment; It is thought that they worked in collusion with the terrorist network. start learning
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These measures are designed to stem the rise of violent crime. start learning
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I 'll spin the world around reeling; She hit him so hard that he reeled backwards. start learning
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No time to falter, no turning back start learning
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stracić cel i ustać, wahać się
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purging new graves and defiling new souls start learning
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he satiates with such vile and dark horror start learning
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The danger is that the Conservative Party may splinter into several smaller political parties.; The edges of the plastic cover had cracked and splintered. The girl had a splinter (of wood) in her toe. start learning
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rozpaść się na małe (ostre) kawałki
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Grandpa regaled us with tales of his small-town childhood. start learning
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Some people believe the raven is a portent of death. start learning
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a sign that something bad is likely to happen in the future:
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raising the dead, cadaver consumed start learning
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They'll quite happily squander a whole year's savings on two weeks in the sun. start learning
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I lost my footing and tumbled down the stairs.; He lost his balance and tumbled over. start learning
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Terrorist groups and the government have been engaged in a costly war of attrition since 2008. start learning
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rays of redemption, fall from the sky start learning
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immolate the bodies, no-one will be saved start learning
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Her hand tightened like a vice around his arm. start learning
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imadło (kleszcze, zacisk)
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spit, spittle, saliva: The rabies virus is transmitted in saliva when one animal bites another. The thought of all that delicious food made me salivate. start learning
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ślina
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When Jesus was scourged by the Roman soldiers he bled like a man. start learning
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The surgeon makes a small incision into which a tube is inserted. start learning
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you will be frozen in fright by the glint of his knife; A large diamond glinted on her finger. start learning
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A coil of rope lay on the beach start learning
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Use a blunt instrument to smash the ginger and onion into the garlic. start learning
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I lead the pack I ain't no pretender; a pack of wild dogs start learning
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I'm like the wolf that is prowling; There have been reports of a masked man prowling in the neighbourhood. start learning
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Lone wolf walks beside me; Come and sit here beside me. start learning
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In fields of wonder where those swallows soar start learning
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Keep an eye on your brother while I’m out, please. start learning
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