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Programmers tend to overestimate the ability of the typical user to figure out how the program works. start learning
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He underestimated how long it would take them to get there start learning
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nie doceniać, zbyt nisko oszacować On zbyt nisko oszacował, jak długo zajmie im dotarcie tam
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start learning
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habits are compound interest of self-improvement start learning
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nazwyki sa procentem składanym dla samodoskonalenia.
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start learning
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złożony na przykład z czegoś
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I take back everyting i said before. start learning
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cofać co sie powiedziało, albo zwrócić do sklepu
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He wanted to put off the meeting until July start learning
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Put away your phone and listen to me. start learning
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odłożyć na bok, odstawiać, oszczędzać
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time magnifies the margin between success and failure start learning
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powiększać, wzmacniać, gloryfikować
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Once we achieve plateau, we can consider further development. start learning
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Płaskowyż, okres stabilizacji, zastój Kiedy osiągniemy okres stabilizacji możemy rozważyć dalszy rozwój.
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If decision is repeated, a habit sprouts and grows stronger. start learning
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kiełkować, wyrastać, rozwijać się
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task of building a good habit is like cultivating a delicate flower one day at a time start learning
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podtrzymywać znajomość, uprawiać, hoddować, doskonalić budowanie dobrego nawyku jest jak pielęgnacja delikatnego kwiatka dzień po dniu
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go up/ come up to somebody i went up to a stranger to ask the way / a stranger came up to me yesterday and asked... start learning
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the problem will not go away start learning
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odchodzić, wyjeżdżać, znikać (o bólu,)
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He went over to the window to get some fresh air start learning
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podejść do czegoś, przejrzeć coś
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to store or hide something Extra blankets are stashed in the closet. start learning
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You open the door when I give you the cue. start learning
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sygnał do rozpoczęcia czegoś
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I always crave chocolate after dinner. start learning
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Pragnąć bardzo mocno czegoś lub kogoś
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This four-step pattern is the backbone of every habit. start learning
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kręgosłup, szkielet, podstawa
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The smell of smoke was an indication that there was a fire nearby. start learning
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oznaka, przejaw, wskazanie
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Your plan to save money sounds sensible start learning
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they would like us to be more sociable, but we are kind of homebodies start learning
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She wasn't very talkative. start learning
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They get on well with children. start learning
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railway system is regarded as one of the best in the world start learning
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Japan railway system is regarded as one of the best in the world start learning
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they are more likely to notice problems before something goes wrong start learning
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bardziej skłonni, prędzej
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to accept, admit, or recognize something, or the truth or existence of something The military won't even acknowledge its existence. start learning
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to be going to do something very soon: I'm about to eat this cookie but I don't need it start learning
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mieć zamiar coś zaraz zrobić
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the probability (= how likely it is) that a particular thing will or will not happen: By this stage, the odds are even. start learning
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