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After a glass of wine she unbended a little. start learning
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Don't stand over me all the time - I can't work! start learning
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She's the most giving and selfless person I know. start learning
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bezinteresowny, pozbawiony egoizmu
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Beat two eggs with half a cupful of powdered sugar. start learning
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szklanka/filiżanka czegoś
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Leave Mark to cool off and then talk to him. start learning
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It was a scandal but the company tried to cover the whole thing up. start learning
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I overheard a funny conversation on the train this morning. start learning
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She's always had her two brothers to lean on. start learning
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liczyć na kogoś, polegać na kimś
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They used to eat in some really posh restaurants in London. start learning
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modny, elegancki, najwyższej jakości
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The player was unexpectedly knocked out in the first round. start learning
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wyeliminować kogoś (np. z zawodów sportowych)
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start learning
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The police tracked the man down on the social network Facebook. start learning
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wyśledzić, tropić kogoś/coś
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The unpalatable truth is that the team isn't going to get any better. start learning
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trudny do przełknięcia, przykry
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I've just got enough time to whip up something to eat. start learning
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upichcić coś, przygotować coś szybko
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Newspapers and magazines were piled up on the carpet. start learning
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gromadzić (się), piętrzyć
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start learning
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Don't let yourself be dragged down to her level. start learning
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obniżać status, obniżać poziom
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start learning
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migotać, iskrzyć, błyszczeć
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Karen's always horning in on our conversations. start learning
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wtrącać się do czegoś (przeszkadzać)
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The piano was unwieldy and hard to get down the stairs. start learning
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nieporęczny, ciężki do obsługi
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start learning
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He lived an opulent lifestyle that included buying expensive luxury goods. start learning
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bardzo bogaty, obfity, luksusowy
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He was frozen out of official life for several months. start learning
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wykluczyć kogoś, wyłączyć
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She looked dowdy and plain in that old dress. start learning
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nieciekawy, zaniedbany, bez gustu
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You don't have to dress up to go to a pub. start learning
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przebierać się, ubrać wyjściowe ubranie
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A glass of wine will help you to unwind after work. start learning
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odprężać się, relaksować się
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start learning
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My long, thick hair is always frizzy and difficult to manage. start learning
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He finally searched out a perfect job for himself. start learning
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wyszukać, odszukać kogoś/coś
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start learning
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sprzedać za dużą ilość (np. biletów na samolot), przyjąć za dużo rezerwacji
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She leaned her head against his shoulder and started to cry. start learning
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Ten people were crammed into the back of the van. start learning
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napakować, upychać, tłoczyć się
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She'd like to travel more but having two small children ties her down. start learning
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