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Yesterday I was moving to my new flat at the other end of the building. So I had to walk back and forth to transfer all my stuff along the corridor all day. începe să înveți
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I always thought Bulgaria was a backward country, however, I was positively surprised when I first went to see the country. începe să înveți
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It’s just bad luck. You can’t do anything about it. începe să înveți
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I was preparing a presentation for today’s meeting and didn’t have time to sleep at all. So I am really tired and have awful bags under my eyes. începe să înveți
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I feel like I am a nobody whenever I talk to him. începe să înveți
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be a perfect match for something I think Sam is a perfect match for the role. începe să înveți
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idealnie pasować do czegoś
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be a tool in somebody’s hands Sarah is just a tool in his hands, she can’t make any decisions on her own. începe să înveți
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być narzędziem w czyichś rękach
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She is always all smiles. It’s a pleasure to have her around. începe să înveți
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I am useless at all arts and crafts. I am all thumbs. începe să înveți
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She got accepted into both Oxford and Cambridge and is really at a loss what to do. They are both amazing universities. începe să înveți
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I feel like I’m at my wits’ end. începe să înveți
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My last idea for the project was not accepted. I put so much work into it and now I am back at square one. I hate starting all over again with the project. It will take ages. începe să înveți
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I am currently between jobs and have quite a lot of time on my hands. începe să înveți
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She is totally blind to what he’s really like. începe să înveți
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I am due to hand in the paper tomorrow. începe să înveți
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It’s absolutely boiling in here. I am simply dying for a glass of ice cold water! începe să înveți
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Anna has worked all through her pregnancy. She is expecting a baby in January so she will be leaving work soon I suppose. începe să înveți
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be fully aware of something I am fully aware of the fact that life will be much tougher in South Africa but I am really looking forward to my year there. începe să înveți
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w pełni zdawać sobie sprawę z czegoś
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I feel like I am getting on in years. începe să înveți
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I can’t believe I was hard done by Peter, out of all the people I know. începe să înveți
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zostać źle potraktowanym przez
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I really don’t know what to do, I don’t have much choice, I am in a bind. începe să înveți
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I am sorry. I am in a hurry and can’t talk to you at the moment. începe să înveți
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She is in such a state, better leave her alone. începe să înveți
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I feel like I am in a tight corner at the moment. I don’t have much of a choice as to what to do next. începe să înveți
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znajdować się w sytuacji bez wyjścia
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Sam is already 80 and still feels great. But he’s always been in good heath. începe să înveți
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cieszyć się dobrym zdrowiem
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be in league with somebody She is in league with Peter professionally. începe să înveți
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be in line with something We are preparing new Christmas Cards for our company but we have to make sure that they are in line with company’s rules and regulations. Otherwise we won’t be able to use them. începe să înveți
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be in no position to do something I am only an assistant here. I am in no position to make any decisions. You will have to wait for my manager to come back to give you the answer. începe să înveți
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nie być w stanie czegoś zrobić, nie mieć możliwości
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Kate was in her element, organising everything. începe să înveți
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We are currently in short supply of water, so use sparingly. începe să înveți
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Anne and Kate are twin sisters. Anne has always been in Kate’s shadow. Kate has always been the more talented one and was always favoured by their parents. începe să înveți
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być/pozostawać w czyimś cieniu
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be in the habit of doing something Now that I have moved into a shared flat, I have to get used to being really quiet in the morning not to wake everyone up. I used to be in the habit of switching the radio on really loud first thing when I got up every day. începe să înveți
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Kate, you are in the lead for today. începe să înveți
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być na prowadzeniu, prowadzić
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be in the process of doing something I am now in the process of writing it all up. It will be ready by tomorrow. începe să înveți
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być w trakcie robienia czegoś
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I hate being in the public eye, but that’s a big part of my job. începe să înveți
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być osobą publiczną, być w centrum zainteresowania
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I totally understand what you mean; we are in the same boat. începe să înveți
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The bathroom is now in use, you’ll have to wait. începe să înveți
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Sam is always looking for trouble. He will be sorry one day. începe să înveți
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I was delivering a speech in front of 100 people and suddenly forgot what to say next. I was simply lost for words for a while. începe să înveți
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I was lost in thought when the telephone rang. începe să înveți
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The decade was marked by rapid economic growth. începe să înveți
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charakteryzować się czymś
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Sam is a master of public speaking. începe să înveți
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Don’t even try to ride this bike. It’s way too small for you. It is meant for children aged 5! începe să înveți
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be more of a hindrance than a help I feel like I am more of a hindrance than a help to you. începe să înveți
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bardziej przeszkadzać niż pomagać
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"– Can I have a look around?
– Be my guest." începe să înveți
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nie krępuj się, proszę bardzo
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Sam is really no match for Tim when it comes to sailing. începe să înveți
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be not long for this world I am afraid that my computer is not long for this world. începe să înveți
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długo nie pociągnąć, długo nie pożyć
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Laura has never been particularly controversial. Not many people noticed her, but since she dyed her hair blue, she is on everybody’s lips. începe să înveți
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be on good terms with somebody I am on very good terms with him so I will talk to him. începe să înveți
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być z kimś w dobrych stosunkach
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No matter what Peter says, Sam is always on his side. He always supports him. începe să înveți
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I have been on the dole for the past month, I really need to find a job. începe să înveți
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I feel like I am finally on the right track to achieve what I want. începe să înveți
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I am on top form at the moment, so I have chances of winning this time. începe să înveți
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I have been feeling rather depressed for a while, but now that I found a new and really satisfying job I am myself again. începe să înveți
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My mum says that it’s out of the question for me to go on holiday on my own as I am only 15. începe să înveți
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nie wchodzić w rachubę, być wykluczonym
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I have been out of work for 2 months and now I am struggling financially. începe să înveți
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He said long hours were par for the course. începe să înveți
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być czymś powszednim/normalnym
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be playing a waiting game We have to play a waiting game and hope we’ll manage on time. începe să înveți
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He was quick on the draw answering the journalist’s questions. începe să înveți
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szybko zrozumieć o co chodzi, w mig chwytać o co chodzi
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I was ranked third after the competition. începe să înveți
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być sklasyfikowanym na trzecim miejscu
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You are right about that, thanks for the advice. începe să înveți
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mieć rację w jakiejś sprawie
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You are second to none when it comes to cooking. începe să înveți
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I was suddenly seized with fear of the unknown when I crossed the border. începe să înveți
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być ogarniętym czymś (np. strachem)
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Everyone in UK is subject to police checks before they can start working with children. începe să înveți
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be supposed to do something I have to go home to study. I was supposed to start doing my homework at 3 pm. It’s already 5 pm and I still haven’t started. începe să înveți
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be the opposite of somebody Although Anne and Laura are twins, they are total opposites of each other. Anne is blond and really quiet while Laura is ginger and always the soul of the party. începe să înveți
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być przeciwieństwem kogoś
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We still have a lot of preparations to do, but I hope that the shop will be up and running next week. We are planning to open on Wednesday. începe să înveți
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be up to one’s ears in work I am up to my ears in work. I have been working all Saturday and Sunday. I have been staying at work long hours and still haven’t managed to cover everything. începe să înveți
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Stop beating around the bush and tell me whether you want to go on holiday or not. I am tired of waiting for your answer. începe să înveți
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beat somebody black and blue I told him not to go there on his own. He got beaten black and blue. începe să înveți
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zbić kogoś na kwaśne jabłko, posiniaczyć
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He keeps beating his breast and swearing that it’s all true, but I still don’t believe him. începe să înveți
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I was really late today because of terrible traffic in the city centre. începe să înveți
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become a burden to somebody I really need to find a job soon. I graduated 6 months ago and still live with my parents. I really don’t want to become a burden to them. începe să înveți
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stać się dla kogoś ciężarem
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become aware of something It was only after I moved abroad that I became aware of the fact that Warsaw has a lot to offer. începe să înveți
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We turned around the corner and there was an amazing view before our eyes. începe să înveți
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