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a narrow road or path between buildings The thieves escaped down an alleyway between two shops. start learning
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very surprising What an astonishing thing to say! start learning
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zdumiewający, nadzwyczajny
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to make a very strong and urgent request I begged my father to let me go to the party. start learning
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to climb somewhere with dif culty, often needing to use both hands and fee t The baby clambered up the stairs. start learning
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wdrapać, wdrapywać się, wgramolić się
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wanting to win or be better than other people She’s very competitive. start learning
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ambitny, lubiący współzawodnictwo
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to help to cause an event or situation His poor diet contributed to his illness. start learning
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very pleasant or attractive We had a delightful evening. start learning
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needing a lot of your time, attention or effort a very demanding job start learning
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making you feel sad and without any hope for the future The news is very depressing. start learning
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przygnębiający, depresyjny
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to make someone stop giving their attention to something The music distracts me from my worries. start learning
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rozpraszać, dekoncentrować, zabawiać, rozerwać
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very bad The journey was dreadful. start learning
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drive someone to desperation to make someone feel very unhappy or angry Her constant demands nearly drove me to desperation. start learning
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doprowadzać kogoś do szału
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to write someone a short letter or note I hope you’ll drop me a line soon. start learning
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napisać do kogoś kilka słów
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not costing much money It’s a very economical car. start learning
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extremely happy and excited He was elated at the news. start learning
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interesting and enjoyable an entertaining and informative book start learning
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zabawny, zajmujący, przyjemny
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an untidy pile of things a heap of rubbish start learning
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extremely sad I was heartbroken when my boyfriend moved away. start learning
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zrozpaczony, załamany, ze złamanym sercem
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not important in a particular situation irrelevant information start learning
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niezwiązany z tematem, nieistotny
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making you feel annoyed an irritating habit start learning
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to have a meaning or reason that you can understand Suddenly, my whole life began to make sense. start learning
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an extreme interest in or liking for something He has a passion for old cars. start learning
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having red cheeks because of embarrassment A red-faced boy stood next to the broken window. start learning
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excellent a superb restaurant start learning
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doskonały, znakomity, najwyższej jakości,
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to give something to someone and get something from them in return I often swap recipes with my friends. start learning
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needing a lot of time The legal process was time-consuming and expensive. start learning
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very large, great, strong, etc. a tremendous amount of money start learning
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