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The teacher banged on and on about phrasel verbs. start learning
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Our coffee meetings fizzeld out a few months ago. start learning
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I’m really looking forward to kicking back this weekend. start learning
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odpocznij i zrelaksuj się
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Can you please knucle down and get your homework done. start learning
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We wandered around the streets and stumbled across a beautiful little bookshop. start learning
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boil down to sth / come down to sth The problem boils down to lack of time. Everything boils down to money and power. start learning
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The meeting dragged on for three hours! start learning
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I muddled Lucy and her sister up. They look really similar. start learning
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poplątać, pomieszać, pomylić z
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Are you hungry? I'll see if I can rustle something up. start learning
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upichcić coś, przygotować naprędce jedzenie
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We waded through all the information about the house sale. start learning
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przebrnąć przez, przekopać się
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She needs to brush up on her maths a bit. start learning
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Are you trying to butter me up? It won't work. start learning
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You can't gloss over this problem. She glossed over the details of her divorce. start learning
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prześlizgiwać się po, tuszować, pomniejszać, pomijać
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This won't take long if we all pitch in. start learning
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zakasać rękawy/przyjść komuś z pomocą
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We've vegged out all weekend. We need to get some exercise now. start learning
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Stop faffing around! We're gonna be late. start learning
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Perhaps he'll simmer down and agree with us later. I needed a long time to simmer down after that fight. start learning
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wyciszyć emocje, przygasić
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She has already suss him out. I walked around the town and sussed out the best places to wrok. start learning
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tire somebody out, wear down start learning
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She tiptoed around her sister when she was grumpy. I tiptoe around everyone like they're made of china. start learning
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chodzić na palcach wokół czegoś, kogoś
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you should smarten yourself up a bit before we go out for dinner. start learning
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zmądrzeć, poprawiać się, poprawiać swój wygląd, upiększać
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Can we meet while you are in London? Or are you only passing through? start learning
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Przejść przez, przejeżdżać,
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She confided in me, I can't let her down. Not enough to confide in me? start learning
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Zwierzyła mi się, nie mogę jej zawieść.
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