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on a plane/bus, when you are in differen country start learning
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welcome aboard flight to Paris
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its medical operation to end the pragnency start learning
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someone who is modern/crazy start learning
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to get and understand, remember facts that you read or hear start learning
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its hard to absurb soo much information
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to stop doing stuff before its finished start learning
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that match was abandoned because of rain
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start learning
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My friend plans to establish a company
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different from normal or usual start learning
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they found ubnormal level of Lead in water
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start learning
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In the past bombs were created by lead
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how much enviroment is dirty start learning
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The cost of it for chinese population its an ubnormal level of pollution that causes many deaths every year
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an action or activity that is morally wrong or not allowed start learning
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The politican's behavior was an abuse of power
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start learning
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its a vast resource of information, but the abuse of it may have determinal consequemces
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start learning
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The library has limited financial resources
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start learning
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My boss approved my suggestion
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doing shopping, going to store/food store start learning
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can you get some groceries tommorow on your way to home
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can you read every letter in this Word start learning
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can you spell that please/can you spell your name
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extremely impressive or attractive start learning
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start learning
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There are 10 substitute players in our team
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start learning
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But almost anything is undoubtedly possible at the right price
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a room in hospital where surgical operation are performed start learning
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They are taking me to an operating theater at six a.m.
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start learning
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These shoes are too tight, I can barely walk
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start learning
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She had always looked up to his older brother.
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not easily satisfied, or having very high standards about particular things: start learning
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He's so fussy about the house - everything has to be absolutely perfect.
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to use/do to much about sth start learning
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to record sth over a period of time start learning
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keep track of your expenses for the first three months
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ability to move quickly and easily start learning
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games teach hand–eye coordination, mental agility, and alertness
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start learning
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Nevertheless, that's what happened[niemniejjednak]
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