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But as for dinner, I'll have to take a rain check. start learning
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skorzystanie z możliwości odroczenia zaproszenia
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We have a hectic life and I needed a break. start learning
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We need to be able to keep up our morale. Morale goes up/down. start learning
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We are badly understaffed. start learning
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cierpiący na niedobór personelu
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I happend to know you're overstuffed by two members. start learning
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zatrudniający zbyt wielu pracowników
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I came back to find others in need of guidance. start learning
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(someone) put in long hours Entire department is putting long hours. start learning
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poświęcić czemuś wiele dużo czasu, siedzieć po godzinach
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Team has fallen behind schedule. start learning
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The problem is a lack of attention in the first place. start learning
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I need your advice on how to handle this situation. start learning
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radzić sobie (z sytuacją)
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We need to get the project back on track. start learning
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overtime, extra time (BE) He had to put in a little bit of overtime. start learning
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I challenge the group to rise to the ocassion. start learning
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stanąć na wysokości zadania
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Money is the morale booster. start learning
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I will meet with you and ask for your input. start learning
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The project came in under budget and 22 months ahead of schedule. start learning
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Give us another six months and we should be back on schedule. start learning
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The office will open in May, two months behind schedule start learning
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Everything is under control. start learning
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Go easy on them if they get a little out of control. start learning
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Julia sometimes goes off the track but not for long. start learning
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Please leave a message and I'll return your call start learning
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I'll get back to you (on that) I have to go to a meeting now. I'll get back to you on that start learning
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Their future looked bleak. start learning
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For the first time in my life, I'm having insomnia. start learning
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Restlessness is a first syndrom of stress. start learning
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He delegates as much as he can to his employees. start learning
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Jake is really stressed out start learning
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I sent him to you to help with your workload. start learning
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"We did not want to be subordinated to anyone else," he said. start learning
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He is excitable by nature. start learning
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We drove as fast as we could, trying to make up for lost time. start learning
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The run was not at all what I had anticipated. start learning
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oczekiwać, spodziewać się
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I guess I needed to let off some steam. start learning
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pozbycie się złych emocji
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Two weeks later, she said, he got his pink slip. start learning
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wymówienie, zwolnienie (papierowy dokument)
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hit somebody like a ton of bricks The truth hit him like a ton of bricks. start learning
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Rthey laid off entire department. start learning
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zwolniony (z przyczyn niezależnych)
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They fire all the ones who are actually doing the work. start learning
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zwolniony (z winy pracownika)
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Your punishment must be severe. start learning
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The company has been shrinking for the last few months. start learning
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The first thing we need to do is cut back. start learning
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Of course, the ecstatic part was all quite some time ago. start learning
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zachwycony, entuzjastyczny
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