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I caught a whiff of smoke start learning
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Critics raved about the movie, He was raving in his sleep start learning
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zachwycać się/ majaczyć, bredzić
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The fans hoisted the singer into the air during the concert start learning
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podniesc kogos, uniesc na rekach
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That was a crass comment about her appearance start learning
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The drugs hazed him and he couldn’t think clearly start learning
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otumanić, zamącić komus w glowie
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He disguised himself as an old man, They tried to disguise the cocaine smell with coffee start learning
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przebrac sie, ukryć, zamaskować
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He stormed out of the room after the argument start learning
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wyjść gwałtownie / trzasnąć drzwiami i wyjść
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He was laid off when the company downsized start learning
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zostać zwolnionym z pracy, często nie ze swego powodu tylko np redukcji personelu
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He received a severance package after being laid off start learning
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odprawa (przy zwolnieniu z pracy)
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I relish spending time with my family start learning
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rozkoszować się, czerpać duza przyjemnosc
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I started gagging while brushing my tongue start learning
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The prisoners were subjected to torture. The material was subjected to high temperatures start learning
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być poddanym (czemuś) / być narażonym na (coś, zwykle nieprzyjemnego)
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The audience was appalled by what they saw start learning
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być oburzony, przerazony, zszokowany
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The students snickered when the teacher mispronounced the word start learning
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chichotać, podśmiewywać się
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start learning
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krzywy, chwiejny, wadliwy
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We built a flimsy shelter from branches start learning
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lichy, cienki, nietrwaly,
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They fought with great ferocity until the end start learning
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zacieklosć, dzikosc, zawziętosć
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He was demoted after making several serious mistakes start learning
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≠ promote; obnizyc range, degradowac
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I forgot to floss before going to bed start learning
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I miss the daily banter with my old football teams start learning
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zartobliwe docinki, śmianie się
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He is an avid football fan start learning
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My girlfriend doesnt give a toss about football start learning
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start learning
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He handled the crisis with great aplomb start learning
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pewnosc siebie, opanowanie
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Quick action helped avert a disaster start learning
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The company made an egregious mistake in handling the case start learning
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She came up with a nifty solution to the problem start learning
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sprytny, pomyslowy, praktyczny
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The company provided lodging for its employees start learning
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Masses of people gathered in the square start learning
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The children had a romp in the park It was a romp for the home team start learning
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beztroska zabawa, coś łatwego
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They cranked up the heating because it was cold She cranked up the music and started dancing start learning
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podkręcić, zwiększyć, rozkręcić
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He sicced his dog on the intruder The boss sicced security on the protestors start learning
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nasłać coś na kogoś, poszczuć
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The patient is slurring slightly, which may indicate a neurological issue start learning
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niewyraźnie mowić, zlewać słowa
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The kidnappers demanded a ransom start learning
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The wires got tangled behind the desk, My hair tangles easily start learning
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plątać się / plątanina, kłębowisko
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I bet you’d love all the details you skeevy little perv start learning
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odpychający, obrzydliwy, niesmaczny
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to indulge in sth / indulge smn She likes to indulge in expensive clothes He indulged his children’s every wish. start learning
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dogadzać sobie czymś / spełniać czyjeś zachcianki, dogadzać komuś
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It’s fine for the time being, but we’ll need a better solution later start learning
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Andy is scatting in the office all the time and it drives everyone crazy start learning
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spiewac bez slow, improwizować nucąc
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The fence is made of metal rods He bought a new fishing rod start learning
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The company hired a temp for three months start learning
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He stared at me with his beady eyes start learning
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blyszczące, przeszywające - jak koraliki
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She looked pensive as she stared out the window. He was in a pensive mood start learning
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zadumany, pogrązony w refleksji
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She found solace in music I took solace in the fact that I had tried my best start learning
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The house has been neglected for years. An important issue that has been neglected start learning
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The waiter was snotty and rude start learning
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zasmarkany / arogancki, przemądrzały
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She scowled at the children start learning
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robić gniewną minę, marszyć brwi
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start learning
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elegancki, szykowny, przystojny
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He has a queer sense of humor queer community start learning
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There’s some gunk on the keyboard start learning
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brud, mazista, lepka substancja, paskudztwo
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The thief was caught with two accomplices start learning
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wspólnik (zazwyczaj w przestępstwie)
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a tennis racket, The kids were making a terrible racket start learning
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The candidate was endorsed by several politicians, A celebrity endorsed the new perfume start learning
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popierać oficjalnie, zatwierdzać
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She was sniffling and crying after the brake up start learning
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