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Do you fall asleep as soon as your head hits the pillow, or do you ___ ___ ___ for hours before dropping off? start learning		toss and turn
used to refer to events that are in the past and consequently no longer to be regarded as important. "I don't want to talk about that—it's all (...) now" start learning		water under the bridge
starannie, ksztaltnie start learning		neatly
z czystym kontem start learning		with clean slate
To informally or casually attempt to gauge the reaction of a potential audience or recipient of something, or to try to get an idea of what something will be like before actually doing it. Likened to feeling the temperature of water before getting in. start learning		test the water(s)
giving a feeling of comfort, warmth, and relaxation. start learning		cosy
to suddenly become too frightened to do something you had planned to do, especially something important such as getting married start learning		get cold feet
i will refrain from telling... start learning		i'll hold my tongue
to have a bad quarrel with someone start learning		to have a falling-out with sb
a very small amount compared to the amount needed start learning		a drop in the bucket (US) / a drop in the ocean (UK)
An alternative or extrinsic reason for doing something, especially when concealed or when differing from the stated or apparent reason. start learning		ulterior motive
korzyść, pożytek, przynieść korzysc start learning		avail
na końcu języka start learning		on the tip of tongue
raz na zawsze start learning		once and for all
to experience sympathy for someone: I know she’s unhappy, and I ___ ___ ____ start learning		feel for someone
become less intense, violent, or severe. "I'll wait a few minutes until the storm ___ (of water) go down to a lower or the normal level. "the floods ___ almost as quickly as they arise" start learning		subside
w najlepszym razie start learning		at best
a very unpleasant and prolonged experience. "the ___ of having to give evidence" HISTORICAL an ancient test of guilt or innocence by subjection of the accused to severe pain, survival of which was taken as divine proof of innocence. start learning		ordeal
ARCHAIC repay (an injury or insult) in kind. "they used their abilities to ___ the injury" start learning		retaliate
avoid (someone or something) by a sudden quick movement. "marchers had to ___ missiles thrown by loyalists" start learning		dodge
unlikely or unable to fail. start learning		failsafe
away from the usual or expected course; amiss. "I got the impression that something was ___" start learning		awry
przerzucanie odpowiedzialności kończy się na mnie start learning		The buck stops with me
podly start learning		despicable
wabic start learning		entice
smaczny, do przyjęcia start learning		palatable
(of a feeling or its expression) deeply and strongly felt; sincere. serdeczne start learning		heartfelt
olsnienie start learning		epiphany
towarzyski start learning		sociable
to stop what you have been doing in the evening or night, often in order to go to bed: We left the party and I wanted to ___ ___ ____ ____, but Martha invited people back for coffee. start learning		call it a night
wzdrygnac się start learning		flinch
wzdragać się, odskoczyć, odsunąć sie, odrzut start learning		recoil
to choose one person from a group for special attentio start learning		single out
to warn someone secretly about something that will happen, so that they can take action or prevent it from happening start learning		tip someone off
koło parlamentarne, klika start learning		caucus
hamować, tłumić, stlumic start learning		suppress
zakończyć, wykonczyc (can I ___ ___ your drink?) start learning		top off
states which temporarily ___ ___ ___ and manifest in unskillful. przesłaniają umysl start learning		cloud the mind
She couldn’t ___ the sight of him. Losing to their rivals was difficult to ___. start learning		stomach
pognieciony, zmięty start learning		creased, crumpled
bandyta, strzelec start learning		gunman
pocieszać kogoś start learning		console sb
wyrzec się, zaprzeć, wyprzeć I feel obliged in these circumstances to ___ my opinion start learning		disown
przekonać się do czegoś He finally ___ ____ to my views start learning		come around to
przyjść, wpasc z z wizytą, nadejść (o porach roku) start learning		come around
oszukiwać, zwodzić. OK, now, if you did not allow me to ___ your minds, you would all be able to do this. start learning		deceive
ropieć ociekac Blood ____d from his wound. emanować, roztaczać urok He was ___ing confidence before the exam. start learning		ooze
górować nad kimś, przezwyciężać She ___s over all of them, and is perfectly aware of that. start learning		trump
oszustwo, fałszerstwo They've been planning a major ___. też kawał, psota start learning		rig
wygląd zewnętrzny, powierzchowność, strój You shouldn't judge him by his ___. start learning		rig
posluszenstwo start learning		obedience
cause (someone) to feel very embarrassed or ashamed. "she was ___ied to see her wrinkles in the mirror" start learning		mortify
oziebienie stosunkow start learning		estrangement
traktat start learning		treaty
polityka spalonej ziemi, czyli niszczenie aby osiągnąć cel start learning		scorched earth policy
learned or succeeded in, and now a part of your experience: Now that you’ve got the required courses ___ ___ ___, you can take some electives. start learning		under your belt
rodzenstwo start learning		siblings
na wolności start learning		at large
okolica, obreb, okreg start learning		precinct
zdobycz start learning		prey
rozróżniać start learning		tell apart
udać sie do start learning		head over
z czystym sumieniem start learning		on good conscience
godzina policyjna start learning		curfew
aresztowanie start learning		detention
walnąć, uderzyć, sprać (kogoś z dużą siłą) uderzyć (w kogoś), dać popalić (na przykład gdy ktoś traci pieniądze) załatwić, pokonać (np. oponenta) start learning		clobber
nieuchwytny start learning		elusive
szarancza start learning		locust
podsycac. Instead of ___ing ___ right-wing populism, we should be working as Europeans to put the necessary legislation in place. start learning		stoke up
capnac, chapac. they had been ___ing __ options in tech stocks start learning		snap up
domniemanie start learning		presumption
zdobic start learning		adorn
zawrocic (c___ ____) start learning		circle back
rozpraszać (cząsteczki, ciepło, emocje) start learning		dissipate
makabryczny start learning		gruesome
wylozyc, wyjaśnić start learning		lay out
odwołać, wycofać, kajać sie start learning		recant
zrezygnowac, poddać się rezygnacji (r...) start learning		recuse oneself
pogłoska (h...) start learning		hearsay
krakac (wrony) start learning		caw
sprośne, lubiezne start learning		salacious
zwabic, skusic start learning		lure, tempt
insynuacja start learning		innuendo
Don't ___ yourself on the back for a job not done. Nie klep się po plecach, skoro nie wykonałaś zadania. start learning		pat
trzymający w napięciu start learning		gripping
wzruszający start learning		touching
poruszający start learning		moving
I couldn't odwieść Elvira from consulting her wise grandmother about it. Nie mogłem odwieść Elwiry od skonsultowania tego z jej mądrą babcią start learning		dissuade
You, me, Warlow - our destinies are ____. Ty, ja, Warlow... nasze losy są splecione start learning		entwined
gardzic start learning		despise
oszalamiajacy start learning		staggering
"Wait till you're older, till you ___ ___ ___ ___." "Zaczekaj aż dorośniesz, będziesz miał swoje zdanie". start learning		know your own mind
przeczucie, podejrzenie (i...) start learning		inkling
prześwietlać, sprawdzać (przeszłość), poddawać cenzurze (tekst) start learning		vet
zmusić kogoś I will not be ___ed into accepting such a low salary start learning		railroad
A ___ ___ is a rough numerical estimate or approximation of the value of something that is otherwise unknown. ___ ___ are commonly used by accountants, salespersons, and other professionals to estimate current or future results. start learning		ballpark figure
odrzucać wycofać się z udziału w podejmowaniu decyzji z powodu uprzedzenia lub zaangażowania osobistego start learning		recuse
wzlot, wzniesienie sie start learning		ascent
wymagajacy start learning		demanding
oszołomiony (b...) start learning		bewildered
biedny, ubogi (i...) start learning		indigent
All these jokes ___ ___ after a while.(Wszystkie te żarty po jakimś czasie stają się nudne.) The model ___ ___ and stopped attracting customers.(Modelka stała się nudna i przestała przyciągać klientów.) start learning		wear thin
One of those days, I met Savi, and we ___ed right away. przypadliśmy sobie do gustu start learning		click
trafić na żyłę złota start learning		hit pay dirt
klapa, fiasko start learning		flap, flop
środek uspokajający start learning		sedative / tranquilizer
środek przeczyszczający start learning		laxative
czopek start learning		suppository
maść start learning		ointment
niesamowity, upiorny, tajemniczy, dzieaczny start learning		eerie
sprosny start learning		lewd
przyprawiający o nudności start learning		nauseous
biegunka start learning		diarrhoea
paskudny, ohydny (h...) start learning		hideous
szeroki usmiech start learning		grin
skubać, podgryzać, czepiać sie start learning		nibble
pomocniczy, posiłkowy, sluzebny start learning		ancillary
klauzula (c/p...) start learning		clause, provision (c / p ...)
dotyczyć, odnosić się do start learning		pertain to
zachętą, nakłanianie start learning		inducement
uważać za coś, the event was ___ed a great success start learning		deem
revoke, cancel, uchylac start learning		repeal
olewać coś, pakowac start learning		pack sty in. You always pack in your friends
pilny, straszliwy, ekstremalny They're in ___ need of a bath. start learning		dire
okropny, przerażający, potworny I was shocked after hearing the ___ news. start learning		dire
aprobować, udzielać poparcia, lansować start learning		endorse
to push someone forcefully, in an unpleasant and threatening way: The older boys at school are always ___ him around start learning		shove
___ od garlic ząbek yl start learning		clove
niegodziwy start learning		wicked
koniec rozumu start learning		wits' end
kustykac start learning		limp along
oszukany start learning		duped

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