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Question		Answer
szalony, hałaśliwy start learning		rip-roaring The party that we organized last weekend was a rip-roaring success. wild, noisy and exciting
przepychać coś, forsować start learning		push sth through We're trying to push the deal through as quickly as possible.
skłaniać (się) do czegoś start learning		to incline He is believed to be inclining towards our proposal.
wodzić kogoś za nos start learning		lead sb on She was leading him on but in fact she was interested only in his money.
wodnisty, rozwodniony start learning		watery I didn't like the coffee. It was weak and watery.
rozdawać, rozdzielać start learning		dish sth out Could you dish the gifts out for me?
mieszać start learning		to stir Let the chocolate begin to melt and then stir it gently with a spoon.
zwijać się, zbierać (np. z pracy) start learning		sign off It's Friday so I'll sign off early today.
pomoc start learning		relief Several aid agencies and international organizations provide relief support at the disaster site.
doładować coś (np. telefon komórkowy, kartę) start learning		top sth up You can top up your prepaid account by credit card or with a voucher.
rozwój start learning		development The early years of a child's life are very important for his or her health and development.
zabierać się za coś energicznie/z entuzjazmem start learning		sail in/into sth
garbić się, snuć się, iść ociężale start learning		to slouch Straighten your back and try not to slouch.
pozbywać się kogoś/czegoś start learning		dispose of sb/sth If you want to dispose of an old computer, your options include recycling, reselling or donating.
brzęczeć, pobrzękiwać start learning		to clink The ice cubes clinked as he dropped them into th glass
przekupić kogoś, zapłacić komuś (np. za milczenie) start learning		pay sb off The key witnesses were paid off to keep quiet.
zmieniać kierunek start learning		to divert Police are trying to divert traffic away from the accident.
wpadać (do kogoś) start learning		drop in I dropped in on Julie on my way home from work.
prać brudne pieniądze start learning		to launder The largest bank in Europe has been accused of money laundering and tax evasion.
kłaść się na plecach start learning		lie back The nurse asked me to lie back on the couch.
zadufany w sobie, przekonany o własnej nieomylności start learning		self-righteous David's so arrogant and self-righteous - you'd think he'd never done anything wrong in his life.
dorastać, dorównać komuś/czemuś start learning		measure up He felt that he just didn't measure up to his father's expectations.
skąpy start learning		mean I'm afraid David's too mean to buy her a ring.
przestać działać, nawalić start learning		pack up Oh no! The photocopier has packed up again.
świecić się, jarzyć się start learning		to glow The tip of the cigarette glowed in the ashtray.
określić coś, ustalić start learning		pin sth down They can't pin down the cause of widespread power cuts.
głupia pomyłka, błąd start learning		goof I admit I made a goof in that last calculation.
otrząsnąć się (z czegoś) start learning		snap out of sth He just can't snap out of depression that he's had for two years.
sprężysty, elastyczny, prężny start learning		resilient The ball that bounces is made out of natural rubber that is highly resilient and elastic.
zamarzać, pokryć się lodem start learning		ice up Our plane was badly delayed because the engine had iced up.
powaga, podniosłość start learning		solemnity The man's deep voice conveyed the solemnity of the passage.
odbębnić coś, szybko coś skończyć start learning		rattle through sth I'm going to rattle through my work today so I can leave early.

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