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His eyes were {spuchnięte} from crying all night. start learning
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The teacher {chwalił} the students for their hard work. start learning
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The doctor recommended {rezonans magnetyczny} to check for brain damage. start learning
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) {mæɡˌnet.ɪk ˈrez.ən.əns ˈɪm.ɪ. dʒɪŋ}
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Be careful, {powierzchnia nie jest płaska} and you might trip. start learning
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The surface is not flat {ðə ˈsɜː. fɪs ɪz nɒt flæt}
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She had a {pełen smutku} expression after hearing the bad news. start learning
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Ever since his promotion, {zadziera nosa} and treats others poorly. start learning
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He is above himself {hiː ɪz əˈbʌv hɪmˈself}
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The activists want to {uwolnić} all captured animals. start learning
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To set something free {tuː set ˈsʌm.θɪŋ friː}
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After taking care of it, {uwolnił zwierzę} back into the wild. start learning
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He set the animal free {hiː set ði ˈæn.ɪ. məl friː}
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They decided to {skremować} their loved one instead of a traditional burial. start learning
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The family chose {kremację} as part of the funeral arrangements. start learning
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She blushed when he gave her a {komplement}. start learning
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Compliment {ˈkɒm.plɪ. mənt}
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The actors need to {przećwiczyć} their lines before the play. start learning
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His words were {krzywdzące} and made her cry. start learning
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The bank was accused of {lichwy} for charging extremely high interest rates. start learning
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She is always {życzliwa} to everyone she meets. start learning
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They are planning to {mieć dzieci} soon. start learning
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To have babies {tuː hæv ˈbeɪ. biz}
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He tried to {wykorzystać} the situation to his benefit. start learning
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To get advantage of {tuː ɡet ədˈvɑːn. tɪdʒ ɒv}
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She is too {łatwowierna} and believes everything people tell her. start learning
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Her performance was so {urzekająca} that the audience was speechless. start learning
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Captivating {ˈkæp. tɪ. veɪ. tɪŋ}
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In ancient times, a {poganin/nie-Żyd} was often seen as an outsider by religious communities. start learning
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