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Question		Answer
hit me up when you get free start learning		napisz sms, kiedy będziesz wolny
tied the knot start learning		pobrać sie slang
I am into you start learning		Podobasz mi się
a drizzle, a sprinkle start learning		mżawka,
a shower of rain start learning		przelotny deszcz
light rain, heavy rain start learning		lekki deszcz, ulewny deszcz
torrential rain start learning		nawałnica
funny, hilarious, witty start learning		zabawny,
obtuse person start learning		tępy o osobie
inane, stupid, narrow-minded I couldn't listen to their inane conversation for another minute. start learning		głupi,
elated She was absolutely elated when she heard she had been accepted into her first-choice university. start learning		dumny
jubilant, excited, overjoyed The crowd was jubilant when the home team scored the winning goal. jubilare- to shout for joy start learning		radosny, podekscytowany, uradowany
deplorable conditions Animal Welfare: "Animal rights activists exposed the deplorable conditions at the puppy mill." start learning		opłakane warunki
to be led astray" It means to be tempted into doing something wrong or making bad choices, often by someone else's influence. You might hear it in everyday conversations, books, or even in the news. start learning		"dać się wprowadzić w błąd"
To reoffend" means to commit another crime or offense after having already been punished for a previous one. It's often used in discussions about crime and rehabilitation. start learning		„Ponownie dopuścić się przestępstwa”
bouncy castle start learning		dmuchany zamek do skakania
merry-go-round start learning		karuzela w parku rozrywki
Ferris wheel start learning		diabelski młyn
dodgems start learning		samochody z oponką w parku rozrywki
bring home the bacon start learning		idiom być żywicielem rodziny
leaf through the book start learning		przejrzeć książkę
stock up during pandemic everybody was stocking up start learning		robić zapasy phrasal
laze around I have been lazing around the whole morning start learning		leniuchować phrasal
dumb down start learning		uprościć phrasal
gag for start learning		chcieć czegoś, pragnąć phrasal
luck out you really lucked out with that job. it sounds like a dream start learning		poszczęścić się
take the plunge: idiom They're finally taking the plunge and getting married. start learning		podjąć stanowczą decyzję:
talk of the Devil, and he is bound to appear start learning		mówić o diable, a on z pewnością się pojawi idiom
a turnstile start learning		bramka obrotowa
a bollard start learning		metalowy pachołek chowany
zebra crossing start learning		przejście dla pieszych
a bus shelter start learning		wiata autobusowa
a phone box start learning		budka telefoniczna
a speed bump start learning		pachołek prędkości

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