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Question		Answer
improve a skill start learning		brush up on
used to introduce a comment or question that is not directly realted to what you have been taking about start learning		by the way
end of conversation, good wishes start learning		bye for now
taking all your attention, very atractive start learning		captivating
to continue without stopping start learning		carry on
to give shouts of encouragement to sb in a race start learning		cheer on
become more successful and important in your job start learning		climb the career ladder
make a lot of progress start learning		come a long way
made of many different things or parts start learning		complex
a list of sections that are contained in the book start learning		contents page
showing a lack of respect start learning		disrespectful
a paper cover on a book that protect it start learning		dust jacket
able to use language and speak well, especially in public start learning		eloquent
to fix sth in a substance or solid object start learning		embed
to make sb feel brave oer or more confident start learning		embolden
to give sb skills, confidence or freedom to do sth start learning		empower
to make it possible for sb to do sth start learning		enable
to build a wall, fence around sth start learning		enclose
to change ordinary language into letters, symbols start learning		encode
to give sb a support or hope start learning		encourage
to make sth bigger start learning		enlarge
to make sb very angry start learning		enrage
to make suere that sth happens of is definite start learning		ensure
to give sb a right to have or to do sth start learning		entitle
to make sb responsible for doing sth or taking care of sb start learning		entrust
showing or able to show your thoughts and feeling start learning		expressive
extremly interesting and atracctive start learning		fascinating
do the same thing as a sb else did previously start learning		follow in sb’s footstep
used to tell sb that they are wrong about sth do twojej swiadomosci start learning		for your information
your personal judgement about sth start learning		from my point of view
a book cover is any protective covering user to bind together the pages of a book start learning		front cover
a movement that you make with your hands, your head or tour face to show s particular meaning start learning		gesture
a list of technical or special words, explaining their meaning start learning		glossary
exciting or interesting in a way that keeps your attention start learning		gripping
a book that has a stiff cover start learning		hardback
a false belief that one’s success is because of luck rather than skill start learning		imposter syndrom
the back of the title page in a book which gives information about the publisher etc start learning		imprint page
a list of names or topics that are referred to in a book start learning		index
the fact of a situation being unfair and of people not being treated equally start learning		injustice
showing a clear understanding of a person or situation start learning		insightful
having a lot of different parts and small details that fit together start learning		intricate
to continue start learning		keep on
find a job and be hired start learning		land a job
extremly funny start learning		laugh out loud
tell me start learning		let me know
look after your money start learning		manage your finances
to start doing or discussing sth new start learning		move on
causing you to have deep feeling of sadness or sympathy start learning		moving
at the moment immadietly before a specified condition, action is expected to begin start learning		on the point of
introducing speakers opinion start learning		in my humble opinion
a book that has a thick paper cover start learning		paperback
having the ability to see thing quickly start learning		perceptive
the most important or succesfull part od sth start learning		pinnacle
to mention sth in order to give sb information about it start learning		point out
the main character start learning		protagonist
done, choosen etc without sb deciding start learning		random
to remind sb of sth start learning		resonate
so interesting or exciting that it hold your attention start learning		riveting
mean the opposite of what you say start learning		sarcastic
to put clothes on quickly start learning		slip on
the narrow part of the cover of the book that the pages are joined to start learning		spine
to turn a light on by pressing a bottom start learning		switch on
agree to do sth start learning		take on
accept the validity of someone's idea start learning		take your point
used to show that you are grateful to sb start learning		thanks in advance
stating in your opinion the meaning about what is actually happening start learning		the point is
a page at the front of a book that has a title and author start learning		title page
an expression indicating that sb has revealed information that is too personal and made the listener uncomfortable start learning		too much informations
causing feelings of pity ir sympathy, making you feel emotional start learning		touching
to be or go beyond the usual limits of something start learning		transcend
involving all the people in the world or in a group start learning		universal
to some degree but not completely start learning		up to a point

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