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Question		Answer
porcupine start learning		jeżozwierz
shut off How do I shut off this car alarm? start learning		wyłączyć (np. alarm)
syrup start learning		syrop
football practice start learning		trening piłkarski
to sniffle start learning		pociągać nosem
to have the sniffles start learning		być zakatarzonym
stove, cooker start learning		kuchenka
to slave over a hot stove start learning		harować przy garach
to call out orders start learning		wykrzykiwać rozkazy
to field The education minister fielded questions from journalists outside the parliament building this morning. start learning		odpowiadać na
a spate of something a spate of bombings/thefts/violence/breakfast-time needs start learning		fala czegoś, seria czegoś (zazwyczaj nieprzyjemnego)
to turn socks inside out start learning		odwrócić skarpetki na lewą stronę
a pop-up toaster start learning		opiekacz z mechanizmem wyrzucającym grzanki
Dig in everybody! start learning		Wcinajcie!
to dig in start learning		zacząć wcinać
to bill and coo start learning		gruchać jak dwa gołąbki
to coo to a baby start learning		gaworzyć małemu dziecku
to tickle somebody under the chin start learning		łaskotać kogoś pod brodą
chin-chin start learning		cześć, czołem (powitanie, pożegnanie)
chin-chin start learning		zdrówko (toast)
chuck somebody under the chin start learning		pogłaskać kogoś pod brodą
to clean your plate start learning		zjeść wszystko
flats start learning		buty na płaskim obcasie
to clear the dishes start learning		posprzątać naczynia
to have a singsong How about a singsong? A może byśmy pośpiewali? start learning		pośpiewać
to wash up I’ll go wash up before we eat. start learning		myć się (ręce i twarz)
leave something for later She put the dishes into the sink for later. start learning		zostawić coś na później
give someone a quick once over with a wet paper towel start learning		przetrzeć (twarz) kogoś przy pomocy mokrej papierowej chusteczki
paper towel a piece of paper in a public toilet that you can use for drying your hands start learning		ręcznik papierowy
a knapsack a bag that you carry on your back start learning		plecak
creeply-crawly an insect. This word shows that you dislike or are afraid of insects. start learning		owad
be last one outside be the last one out the door start learning		być ostatnim na zewnątrz
a jalopy start learning		gruchot
Gawd! start learning		o Boże!
to strap yourself in start learning		zapiąć się (pasami)
to blur together start learning		zamazać się razem
a jumble of something a collection of different things mixed together; a delightful jumble of pretty painted houses start learning		mieszanka czegoś
major-league leading, or important; major-league criminals; major-league disadvantages start learning		czołowy
fuel-efficient a fuel-efficient car start learning		ekonomiczny, energooszczędny
usher somebody out She ran back to the front door and ushered the kids outside. start learning		wyprowadź kogoś na zewnątrz
jeez / jeez Louise used when you are very surprised or angry about something; Jeez, don't yell at me - I'm just telling you what she said! start learning		jeez / jeez Louise
Look at the time! start learning		Popatrz, która godzina!
to be on your 'to do' list start learning		być na twojej liście rzeczy do zrobienia
to squeal The two children squealed with joy. She could hear the kids squealing in their rooms, half laughing, half scared they'd be the last one out the door and into her old jalopy. start learning		piszeć

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