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Question		Answer
wątły, drobny słaby emocjonalnie start learning		frail, emotionally frail
przeszkadzać, utrudniać coś start learning		impede
łazić po ziemi, pałętać sie na tym świecie start learning		to roam the earth
idiom for a young person start learning		a spring chicken
mieć złote serce start learning		have a heart of gold
wszystko na nic start learning		all to no avail
usunać ciążę start learning		terminate a pregancy
stać z boku (nie angażować się, nie podejmować działania) start learning		stand aside (do not get involved, do not take action)
wcięty start learning		inebriated
rozluźnić się start learning		loosen up
wyluzować się start learning		let your hair down
stąpać dumnie start learning		walk tall
drań start learning		a sod
skumać coś start learning		put my finger on it
spieprzyć się start learning		go tits up
spadaj! start learning		get stuffed
zamoczyć coś, ciastko w herbacie start learning		to dunk sth
niepewny, wahający się start learning		tentative
odwrócić coś koniec w koniec start learning		to flip sth end for end
wstydliwy start learning		coy
czekac w pogotowiu start learning		to be on standby
zwyczajny, zwykły start learning		run-of-the-mill
być w domu osiągnąć sukces w czymś skończyć coś szczęśliwie start learning		be home and dry
a varied mixtur of start learning		a medley of
ciało, mięso, miąsz start learning		flesh
codzienny start learning		day-to-day
paczka czegoś, zestaw różnych przedmiotów start learning		a job-lot of
to make a final attempt start learning		to make a last-ditch attempt
być nekanym przez coś start learning		to be plagued by sth
masakra start learning		massacre
ograniczyć straty start learning		to cut your losses
to był tylko czubek góry lodowej start learning		it was just the tip of the iceberg
rozpłyneło się w powietrzu start learning		vanish into thin air
to have no chance start learning		to have a hope in hell
nie ruszać się z miejsca start learning		sit tight
ledwo co, o mały włos start learning		a close call
zaryzykować start learning		to chance sth
an expert, a geek start learning		a tech-savvy
być zdołowanym i zaskoczonym start learning		to be gutted
stracić czymś kimś zainteresowanie start learning		to go off sth/sb
kilka krótkich chwil start learning		a few snatched moments
shrewed start learning		przebiegły
mieć magnetyczną osobowość start learning		to have a magnetic personality
być nękanym zmartiweniami start learning		to be plagued by worry
mądry start learning		sagacious
skąpy start learning		stingy
wulgarny, prymitywny start learning		crude
zle zrozumieć, misinterprte start learning		misconstrue
zachęcać, mobilizować start learning		to foster I'm trying to foster an interest in classical music in my children.
altruistyczny start learning		altruistic
posepny start learning		morose
mieć ostry język start learning		have a sharp tongue, sharp-tongued
ubierać się na pokaz, drogo start learning		to be a flashy dresser
spokojny start learning		placid
usłuzny start learning		obliging, complient
szarmancki start learning		gallant
metodyczny start learning		methodical
namiot na imprezy start learning		a marquee
summienny start learning		conscientious
Pojmować start learning		to fathom
żałosny (opłkana) start learning		deplorable
wynosić (wywższać) start learning		to exalt
drażnić start learning		to exasperate sb
kielich goryczy start learning		a poisoned chalice
wina start learning		culpability, a sense of culpability
przewrocić coś do góry nogami start learning		to turn sth on its head
zwrocić swoje spojrzenie w nadzieii ze start learning		to look to sb to do sth
wstrętny start learning		sordid
zdmuchnąć świeczki start learning		to blow out the candles
nadmuchać balony start learning		to blow up the balloons
rozesłać zaproszenia start learning		to send out the invitations
cierpki (o uczuciach) start learning		poignant
to become part of someone because that person has been in a placewhere it was present przenosić się na kogoś start learning		to rub off on sb when parents are having a hard time, their tension can easily rub off on the kids’
człapać start learning		to waddle
wymigać się (od odpowiedzialności) start learning		to shirk responsibility
powściągliwy/małomówny start learning		reticent
szukać poo omacku start learning		to fish
wywalić forsę na coś start learning		to splash out on sth
szydzić start learning		to sneer at sth
odmierzać/ mierzyć start learning		to index
kupić coś pod wpływem impulsu start learning		to buy sth on impulse
tupot start learning		patter
zbudować (phrasal verb) start learning		to put up new houses
rozsiąść się wygodnie na sofie start learning		to settle down on the sofa
odrzucić zaproszenie start learning		to turn down an invitation
zdjąć obrazy ze ścian start learning		to take down the paitings
odnowić mieszkanie start learning		to do up your flat
Pokrętło start learning		A thumb screw
Rozruchy społeczne start learning		civil strife
Konflikt start learning		strife
Pokazawyać coś (idiom) jego badania pokazują... start learning		to go show His research goes to show that the medication is ineffective
Odkrywać (prawdę, uczucia odktył swoje uczucia start learning		to lay bare He laid bare his soul.
Nieugięty start learning		adamant
Udarmeniać start learning		to twhart sbs plans
Zwyciężyc w wyborach z duża przewagą start learning		to win by a landslide
Odrażając start learning		abhorrent
Utknąć w korku start learning		to sit in traffic
Ponownie podchodzić do egzaminu start learning		to resit an exam
Nie chodzić na wykłady start learning		to skip lectures
Uzdolnienie do czegoś start learning		an aptitude for sth
To react to sth (phrasal verb) start learning		to pick up on
Poduszki do siedznia (takie fotele) start learning		bean bags
Zaaklimatyzować się do czegoś start learning		to acclimate to sth
Brzoza start learning		birch
Buk start learning		beech
Delektować się/ to enjoy start learning		to relish the love
Sprawdzić się w czymś (idiom) start learning		try your hand at sth
Mieć trochę czasu (idiom) start learning		to have some time on your hands
Byc w czepku urodzonym start learning		to be born with a silver spoon in your mouth
Zadziwiający (idiom) start learning		mind-boggling
Wciągnąć coś na górę start learning		to hoist sth
Narastający start learning		incremental
to devote your time (idiom) start learning		to put in the hours
obrzucanie się błotem start learning		mudslinging
to collect something, usually after much work or with difficulty Coppola ........ several Oscar awards for "The Godfather" start learning		to garner
very loud start learning		resounding Supporters gave the team three resounding cheers.
noisy and possibly violent chałaśliwy, huligński start learning		rowdy a rowdy party rowdy behaviour
zmarnować/ zmarnotrawić They'll quite happily ........ a whole year's savings on two weeks in the sun. start learning		to squander
gadać bez sensu start learning		to ramble
ogórki kiszone start learning		pickled cucumbers, dills
careful to use only as much money, food, etc. as is necessary: start learning		frugal He built up his savings by being very frugal. frugal habits/living/lifestyle frugal energy/water use
przycinać/ oszczędzać to not spend enough time or money on something, or to not use enough of something in order to do a job or activity as it should be done: start learning		skimp on sth Many old people skimp on food and heating in order to meet their bills. When choosing a hotel, do not skimp.
dymisjonować/ wypirać The president was....... (from power) in a military coup in January 1987 start learning		to oust Police are trying to oust drug dealers from the city
udaremniać/ to thwart The prisoners' attempt to escape was ........ at the last minute when police received a tip-off. start learning		to foil
bezdomny start learning		rough sleeper
zacząć na nowo/ od zera to start something again or do something again, in a way that is new and interesting: start learning		to reboot With his new movie he reboots the classic Western.
wieżyczka start learning		pinnacle
gmach start learning		edifice
szacowny start learning		venerable
szpara/ szczelina start learning		a crevice
przyjaźnie ustosunkowany do Do you think the new manager will prove more ........ to our proposals? start learning		amenable
ukrócić The government should act ...... tax evasion. start learning		to curb He is someone who finds it difficult to curb his fleshly desires.
kulić się (ze strachu) start learning		to cower (with fear)
huge (disapporving) start learning		exorbitant prices/demands
zmniejszyć (coś co było większe) A shortage of money has forced them to ........ the project. start learning		scale down
umierać w dużej liczbie start learning		die in droves
ponury start learning		drab
rozbić namiot start learning		pitch a tent
łeb w łeb (o rywalizacji) start learning		head to head (on competition) The two giant aircraft companies went head-to-head for the $2 billion order.
completely or immediately: start learning		outright I think cigarette advertising should be banned outright. The driver and all three passengers were killed outright.
strong determination start learning		resolve to weaken/strengthen/test someone's resolve
zwiększyć znacząco The company announced plans to........ production to 10,000 units per month. start learning		to ramp up to increase the speed, power, or cost of something
a dishonest person, to bend sth into U-shaped thing zgięcie łokcia/ kolana start learning		crook the crook of your elbow
uderzyć, syn. start learning		to deal a blow
zostać przyjętym do szpital/ na uczelnie start learning		be admitted to hospital / university
pociągnąc/ szarpnąć przeciąganie liny start learning		to tug at sth/sb tug-of-war
wzdrygać się (przed czymś), odsunąć się (od czegoś) to suddenly move away from someone or something because you are frightened/ embarrssed start learning		shudder (before something), to cringe
łagodzić efekty start learning		to mitigate the effects of
podstawowe zasady start learning		ground rules
unplesent and shockig Today's newspaper gives all the....... details of the murder. start learning		ghastly
bezpłątny urlop start learning		furlough
rzepak start learning		rape
without any help from anyone else: She ........ supported the family after her husband’s death. start learning		single-handedly The new product single-handedly saved the firm from oblivion
sloppy done or made in a hurried and careless way He gets his work done quickly, but he's very ........ start learning		slapdash A few isolated mistakes in such a wide-ranging compilation could be forgiven, but the large number included simply appears slapdash.
wierny/lojalny He gained a reputation as being a........ defender/supporter of civil rights. start learning		a staunch supporter
samozadowolonie What annoys me about these girls is their ........ - they seem to have no desire to expand their horizons. start learning		complacency Perhaps the most provocative thing to say is that there is a danger of complacency among some young writers.

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