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Kiwis are three species of small, flightless birds that live only in New Zealand. start learning
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Mark kept chipping in with his comments while I was talking to Jane. start learning
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The town was deluged when the river burst its banks. start learning
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We really lucked out and found the last parking spot in the lot. start learning
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There was some discrepancy between the two accounts. start learning
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The best thing about working for yourself is that you don't have to answer to anybody. start learning
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I really have to work now- just stop hassling me! start learning
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zawracać głowę, przeszkadzać
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I snuffed out the candles before I went to bed. start learning
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It's a bit steep climb to the top of the mountain but the view is beautiful. start learning
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I stopped in at work on the way home to get some documents. start learning
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The political party propagates its ideas by sending advertisements in the mail. start learning
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propagować, rozpowszechniać
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I think it's time you stood up for your rights around here. start learning
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wstawiać się za czymś/kimś, stać w obronie
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Outmoded farming methods are the reason why African agriculture is so unproductive. start learning
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The local government elections were brought forward by five weeks. start learning
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odkładać, przesuwać (na późniejszy termin)
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I hate it when I'm about to fall asleep and I hear the clock ticking. start learning
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He’s already worn out two pairs of boots this winter. start learning
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start learning
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You have to turn the door knob to open the door. start learning
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I hate the way Emma slags people off behind their backs. start learning
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Once information has been encoded and stored in memory, it must be retrieved in order to be used. start learning
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I'm about to pack up all my things and go home. start learning
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He prodded her in the back to get her attention. start learning
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I'm really tired - I'll just go home and veg out in front of the TV tonight. start learning
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relaksować się, byczyć się
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I'm afraid I didn't find the ending of the film very convincing. start learning
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A sudden tiredness crept over her as she drove home. start learning
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We are all anxiously awaiting the exam results. start learning
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Just rinse these wine glasses out and leave them to dry. start learning
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She dated him for a while but their romance fizzled out rather quickly. start learning
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I prefer soluble tablets as they seem to act faster in relieving headaches. start learning
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The new factory will churn out more than 10000 cars a year. start learning
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