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Question		Answer
a loud laugh that you can't control start learning		guffaw Neil surprised us with his deep guffaw.
laugh very loudly for a long time start learning		laugh your head off It's a really funny movie – you'll laugh your head off!
to stop breathing because something is blocking your throat start learning		choke I nearly choked to death on a cheese sandwich
the sheet of muscle separating your lungs from your stomach start learning		diaphragm Do opera singers have more powerful diaphragms than other people?
having difficulty breathing start learning		gasping
być rozbawionym start learning		be amused
to laugh quietly start learning		chuckle The audience chuckled through the show but they didn't seem very amused
to accept or choose from whatever is available, without knowing whether it will be good or not start learning		take pot luck I took pot luck at the airport and just got on the first available flight.
said when you do not understand a situation or someone's behaviour start learning		It beats me It beats me how she got the job.
ryk, huk start learning		roar
zbliżać się start learning		close in
szczątki, resztki, ruiny start learning		remains
uciekać, szukać schronienia start learning		run for cover
ogłuszający start learning		deafening
ocknąć się, odzyskać przytomność start learning		come round
kurz start learning		dust
pochylać się, zginać start learning		bend down
pomagać komuś wstać start learning		help someone to their feet
opatrywać rany start learning		dress wounds
czuwania, jawa start learning		waking moments
wyruszać start learning		to set off
to decide start learning		make up sb mind
to leave a place because you are angry or unhappy about something start learning		walk off
ślad start learning		trace
rozciągać się start learning		to stretch over
ten lub inny sposób start learning		one way or another
przejść do sedna sprawy start learning		get down to business
w imieniu start learning		on behalf of
wbiegać, wpadać w pośpiechu start learning		rush in
coś komuś dobrze robi start learning		sth does sb good
przełom start learning		breakthrough
śledzić, namierzać start learning		track
rozglądać się za czymś, polować na coś start learning		fish around
scary often in an exciting way start learning		hair-raising
having little or no hair on your head start learning		baldness
no longer young start learning		of a certain age Are you referring to the fact that men of a certain age can be follically challenged?
is something you say to somebody you have argued with or beaten in a game or contest to say you’d still like to be friends start learning		no hard feelings “I always get the quiz questions right – unlike you Neil. But no hard feelings, OK?”
In English '... ' something means to improvise start learning		Wing it He's never had a speech ready, he just wings it and people love it.
'...' means 'here', or 'somewhere near here'. start learning		about, around Hi, is Sue about? Just need to give her some files.

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