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Question		Answer
szopa start learning		shed - We keep all the tools in the shed at the back of the house.
zwłoki, trup, ciało start learning		corpse - The killer concealed the corpse in the cellar.
sen start learning		slumber - She fell into a deep and peacful slumber.
przesadzać, wyolbrzymiać start learning		exaggerate - The allegations were highly exaggerated.
zasada start learning		principle - He has high moral principles.
huk, grzmot, dudnienie start learning		rumble - The machine rumbled as it started up.
złe przeczucie start learning		sinking feeling - I had a horrible sinking feeling when I saw the ambulance outside the house.
wynalazek, ustrojstwo start learning		contraption - She showed us a strange contraption that looked like a satellite dish.
niedosłyszący, z zaburzeniami słuchu start learning		hard of hearing - She is a little hard of hearing
Klon start learning		maple tree - She has painted a lovely picture with a maple in the background.
Cechy wyróżniające start learning		distinguishing features - The original town had no square or other distinguishing features.
stodoła start learning		barn - Turn left and the barn is second on the right.
staw, sadzawka start learning		pond - They have a small pond in the garden.
bajka na dobranoc start learning		bedtime story - The classic bedtime story is one that is equally enjoyed by young children and their parents.
przekrwione oczy start learning		blood-shot eyes - Dulce's eyes were bloodshot and her cheeks were covered with tears.
pocierać start learning		rub - Jack yawned and rubbed his eyes.
burczeć start learning		grumble - If your stomach grumbles, it makes a low, continuous noise, usually because you are hungry.
jęczeć start learning		groan - The patient groaned when he saw the needle.
kadłub start learning		hulk - Hulk of an old ship.
pistolet start learning		pistol - The assassin shot the two men with a 9mm automatic pistol.
przeciwnik, oponent start learning		adversary - Her attitude to life has given her many adversaries.
kipieć ze złości start learning		seethe with rage
klęska, porażka, fiasko start learning		debacle - He should take responsibility for the debacle and resign.
wymyślona historia start learning		made-up story - He told me a made-up story of the events.
tworzyć, wymyślić coś, zmyślić coś start learning		make up - I had to quickly make up a lie.
inspiracja start learning		inspiration - Dreams can be a rich source of inspiration for an artist.
chory z miłości start learning		lovesick - I'll be sitting by my computer waiting like a lovesick schoolgirl.
łyżwiarz figurowy start learning		figure skater - She was a figure skater for several years, but began gymnastics at age six.
wymierać start learning		die out - This species has nearly died out because its habitat is being destroyed.
przystosowywać się, dostosowywać się start learning		adapt - Children have an amazing ability to adapt.
ławka start learning		bench - She sat on the bench and started feeding the pigeons.
zafascynowany, oczarowany start learning		enthralled - This book will enthral readers of all ages.
pazur start learning		claw - This bird has very sharp claws.
zaciągnąć się papierosem, pykać start learning		puff on
gruzy, ruiny start learning		ruins - If we don't do something, there will be only ruin in the future.
denerwować, złościć, drażnić, irytować start learning		annoy - She's always saying things that annoy me.
nieświadomy start learning		oblivious - The couple seemed oblivious to what was going on around them.
cieszący się złą sławą start learning		notorious - he bar has become notorious as a meeting-place for drug dealers.
bezlitosny, bezwzględny start learning		ruthless - We’ll have to be ruthless if we want to make this company more efficient.
uczta start learning		feast - The women were busy preparing the wedding feast.
nagłe olśnienie start learning		stroke of genius
ujarzmienie, uciemiężenie, zniewolenie start learning		enslavement - In the US the enslavement of Africans and their descendants continued well into the second half of the 19th century.
lodowisko, ślizgawka start learning		rink
nuda, znudzenie start learning		boredome - I need to do something, or the boredom will kill me.
pragnienie, tęsknota start learning		longing - My longing for her cannot be described in words.
przestarzały (nieużywany, nieprodukowany, np. o urządzeniu) start learning		obsolete - With technological changes many traditional skills have become obsolete.

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