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Question		Answer
the fall start learning		jesień
tell you what Tell you what, let's go swimming and then get a pizza. start learning		Wiesz co?
rattle start learning		grzechotka
to rattle The wind blew hard, rattling the doors and windows. / He was clearly rattled by their angry reaction. start learning		stukać, postukiwać / wytrącać z równowagi
casualty Both sides in the conflict have promised to try to avoid civilian casualties. start learning		ofiara, poszkodowan-y/a
buzzer start learning		dzwonek
intercom start learning		domofon
round a corner start learning		za rogiem
verger start learning		kościelny
sexton start learning		kościelny
stray start learning		bezpański
howl start learning		wycie
spooky start learning		upiorny
dress up He dressed up as Superman for the party. start learning		stroić się, przebierać się
ring a bell The name rang a bell but I couldn't remember where I had heard it before. No, I'm sorry, that description doesn't ring any bells with me. start learning		kojarzę, brzmi znajomo
reciprocal a reciprocal arrangement start learning		wzajemny, obopólny
single-handed a single-handed round-the-world yacht race start learning		samodzielnie
fencing start learning		szermierka
put yourself down start learning		łapać doła
kick yourself I could have kicked myself for saying that. start learning		pluć sobie w brodę
please yourself "I don't want anything to eat." "Please yourself." start learning		Jak (sobie) chcesz!
help yourself (to sth) Please help yourself to some coffee. start learning		poczęstować się (czymś)
coincidence start learning		zbieżność
coincide The band's American tour coincided with the release of their second album. start learning		zbiegać się, być zbieżnym
first things first start learning		Ważne rzeczy na początek
disclose He refused to disclose details of the report. start learning		ujawniać
cumbersome cumbersome safety equipment / cumbersome bureaucracy start learning		nieporęczny / nieefektywny
play up to sb Julia knows how to play up to the supervisors - she can always get time off work when she wants it. start learning		podlizywać się komuś
flattery I was really pleased when he said how well I'd done, because he isn't known for flattery. start learning		pochlebstwo
vanity He wants the job purely for reasons of vanity and ambition. start learning		próżność
trespass I hope this is a public footpath and we're not trespassing on someone's land. start learning		wtargnięcie, naruszenie własności
comprise The orchestra was comprised of amateur and professional musicians. / Women comprise 15% of the police force. start learning		składać się / stanowić
kindle Her imagination was kindled by the exciting stories her grandmother told her. start learning		rozpalać, rozniecić
inflate He inflated the balloons with helium. / They inflated their part in the rescue every time they told the story. start learning		wypełniać (się) powietrzem, napompować / zawyżać
pan start learning		rondel, patelnia
pot start learning		garnek
floats start learning		pływaki
choke Children can choke on peanuts. start learning		dławić, ksztusić
breakthrough a major breakthrough in the fight against cancer start learning		przełom
pugilist start learning		pięściarz
adjective start learning		przymiotnik, jaki, jaka -> noun
adverb start learning		przysłówek, jak -> verb/adjective
vehemently The president has vehemently denied having an extra-marital affair. start learning		gwałtownie, zdecydowanie
shabbily shabbily dressed, shabbily treated start learning		nędznie, podle
tatty He turned up wearing a pair of tatty old jeans. start learning		wyświechtany, sfatygowany
treacherous Ice had made the roads treacherous. start learning		zdradliwy, niebezpieczny / zdradziecki
blindingly It's blindingly obvious that she's not happy at school. start learning		całkowicie, wyraźnie
fatally start learning		śmiertelnie
crawfish / crayfish start learning		rak
to grovel He was grovelling around on the floor. start learning		chodzić na czworakach, czołgać się
creep start learning		pełzać
grudge He is not the type of person to bear a grudge against anyone. start learning		żal, uraza
work on Tim loves working on old cars. start learning		pracować przy czymś
diameter start learning		średnica
gutted Neil's absolutely gutted that he's been dropped from the team. start learning		zdruzgotany, załamany
to gut She gutted the fish and cut off their heads. / A fire gutted the bookshop last week. start learning		patroszyć / spustoszyć
treat somebody to something Treat yourself to something special start learning		pozwolić sobie na coś
tell yourself (that) I kept telling myself that it would all be over soon. start learning		przekonać samego siebie (że)
delude yourself She deluded herself into thinking she could win. start learning		łudźić się
make a fool of yourself I got drunk and started singing and making a fool of myself. start learning		robić z siebie idiotę
make a fool (out) of sb She was always trying to make a fool out of me in front of my friends. start learning		robić z kogoś idiotę
delude The government should not be deluded into thinking that it is popular start learning		łudzić, oszukiwać
pace yourself No more soup, thank you. I'm pacing myself so that I have room for a dessert. start learning		mierz siły na zamiary
kill yourself She killed herself to get that project finished on time. start learning		zażynać się
pace We started to walk at a much faster pace. start learning		tempo
ask yourself sth You've got to ask yourself whether it's what you really want. start learning		zadawać sobie jakieś pytanie
get into a mess I don’t know how we got into this mess. start learning		wpaść w prawdziwe kłopoty
have (got) only yourself to blame He didn’t study, so he’s got only himself to blame if he fails. start learning		móc winić tylko siebie
last resort Soldiers were given the authority to shoot, but only as a last resort. start learning		ostateczność
bank of mom and dad start learning		ciągnąć kasę od rodziców
vital start learning		istotny
sleep tight start learning		śpij mocno
widely He has travelled widely in Europe. Widely known start learning		powszechnie, dużo
extensively I have travelled extensively in Europe. start learning		wiele
safely I can safely say (= I am certain) I have never met anyone as rude as him. start learning		bezpiecznie
perfectly To be perfectly honest, I don't care any more. I made it perfectly clear to him what I meant. start learning		całkowicie, zupełnie
greatly I greatly admire your paintings. We will miss her greatly. start learning		bardzo
creep up on sb Old age just creeps up on you. Don't creep up on me like that! start learning		zaskoczyć kogoś, nadchodzić niepostrzeżenie
not remotely interested/surprised/possible, etc I'm not remotely interested in football. start learning		w najmniejszym stopniu lub zupełnie nie zainteresowany/zaskoczony/możliwy itp.
absolutely The food was absolutely delicious. There's absolutely nothing (= nothing at all) left. start learning		całkowicie, zupełnie, absolutnie
surely You surely didn't tell him, did you? Surely you're not going to go out dressed like that? start learning		chyba, zapewne
strongly He is strongly opposed to violence of any sort. I strongly believe that we should take action. start learning		mocno, silnie, zdecydowanie
fully The restaurant was fully booked. He is fully aware of the dangers involved. start learning		całkowicie, w pełni
entirely I'm not entirely convinced that it will work. start learning		całkowicie, w pełni
wildly They cheered wildly. / It hasn't been wildly successful. start learning		burzliwie / niesamowicie
eagerly an eagerly awaited announcement start learning		chętnie, z zapałem, niecierpliwie, z niecierpliwością
freely For the first time in months she could move freely. Exotic foods are freely available in supermarkets. / I freely admit that I was wrong about him. start learning		swobodnie, bez ograniczeń, powszechnie / otwarcie
greatly I greatly admire your paintings. We will miss her greatly. start learning		bardzo
highly a highly effective treatment It is highly unlikely that they will succeed. start learning		bardzo, wielce
clamp Carefully tighten the clamp until it firmly supports the pipette in a vertical position. start learning		klamra, zacisk / blokada (kół)
intolerance A wheat/lactose intolerance. Racial/religious intolerance start learning		nietolerancja np. leku
at campsite The campsite is in a beautiful location next to the beach. start learning		plac kempingowy
flesh The flesh of the fruit is white. start learning		miąższ
pulp start learning		miąższ
to pick I picked some roses this morning. start learning		zerwać np z drzewa
minute a minute amount/quantity / He explained everything in minute detail. start learning		mikroskopijny / drobiazgowy, drobny
chic a chic restaurant start learning		elegancki fashionable and attractive
agree We have five accounts of what happened and none of them agree. start learning		pokrywać się np nasz tok myślenia się zgadza
sneak into/out/around, etc I sneaked into his bedroom while he was asleep. start learning		zakradać się, wymykać się
sneak sth into/out of/through, etc We tried to sneak the dog into the hotel. start learning		przemycać coś gdzieś
sneak a look/glance at sb/sth I sneaked a look at the answers. start learning		zerknąć ukradkiem na kogoś/coś
a few start learning		kilka
few, little start learning		mało
a little start learning		trochę
winding road start learning		Kręta droga
selling point Its best selling point is the price - it's the cheapest on the market. start learning		mocny punkt
shitfaced start learning		najebany
sleeve start learning		rękaw
have sth up your sleeve They were worried he might have another nasty surprise up his sleeve. start learning		mieć coś w zanadrzu, chować coś w rękawie
consult For more information, consult your travel agent. start learning		poradzić się, sięgać do
hectic a hectic day/week start learning		gorączkowy
diary, datebook Don't forget to write/enter the date of the meeting in your diary. start learning		kalendarz, organizer
nosy Nosy neighbours. Don't be so nosy! start learning		ciekawski, wścibski
a spouse start learning		małżonek/małżonka
hoarse The teacher was hoarse from shouting. start learning		ochrypły
hoarse throat start learning		chrypka
to cheer up She plays music to cheer her husband up. start learning		rozweselić, pocieszać
I'm on my way They have three kids, and another on the way. My school is well on its way to a championship. We’re on our way from Logan, and should be there soon. start learning		Jestem w drodze
a few start learning		kilka
a little start learning		trochę
to boast about I wish she would stop boasting about her exam results. start learning		pochwalić się
obciach.com start learning		opinion, size, age, shape, colour, origin, material
few, little start learning		mało
to screw sth down/to/onto You need to screw the cabinet to the wall. start learning		przykręcać/wkręcać coś (w/do itp.)
a screw start learning		Śruba
nut start learning		nakrętka
cap The camera has a lens cap to protect the lens surface. start learning		zakrętka, kapturekca
refrain from Please refrain from talking during the performance. start learning		powstrzymywać się
stay clear of His parents warned him to steer clear of trouble. start learning		trzymać się z dala od
bootlegger start learning		przemytnik alkoholu
downtown start learning		w centrum
humid start learning		wilgotny
maple start learning		klon
moss start learning		mech
overlooking a balcony overlooking the sea start learning		wychodzić na, mieć widok na
beneath start learning		pod
robe Judges wear black robes when they are in court. start learning		toga, szata, sutanna, szlafrok
row The couple next door are always having rows. start learning		awantura, kłótnia
spice up You can always spice up a talk with a few pictures. start learning		urozmaicać coś, ubarwiać coś
overhaul I got the engine overhauled. The government has recently overhauled the healthcare system. start learning		dokonać przeglądu, remontować, przeprowadzić remont (kapitalny)

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