Zajęcia 3

popliteal space

doł podkoloanowy

umbilicus

pępek

pelvis

miednica

nape

kark

knuckles

kostki na ręce

I'm all ear's

(zainteresowany opowiadeniem co się stało), You have my attention, so you should talk

off the top of (one's) head

"bez zastanowienia, z głowy //without thinking

in the blink of an eye

w migieniu oka

be such a pain in neck

nuisance/to be very annoying/rude slang To be an annoying person, or an annoying or inconvenient thing or situation; to be something that causes aggravation.

need a shoulder to cry on

someone who is willing to listen to your problems and give yousympathy, emotional support, and encouragement:

face the music

take the responsibility for doing something (She broke a window and she had to face the music...

lend me a hand

can you lend me a hand////////help me

snapping at her heels

"follow closely behind///If an animal is snapping at your heels, it is running behind you and trying to bite you.

to compete strongly with someone and have a chance of soon defeating or replacing them:"

to compete with someone and have a chance of defeating or replacing them: "

elbow room

"space////space to move around in:

bee's knees

"really tasty////to be excellent or of an extremely high standard:

foot the bill

pay

turn a blind eye

przymknąć oko na cos

tun your nose up

"to not accept something because you do not think it is good enough for you: They turned their noses up at the only hotel that was available."

be up to your eyes

to be very busy doing something: I'm up to my eyes in homework this week.

butterfly in your stomach

butterfly in your stomach

win hands down

to win very easily

put your foot in

uk us put your foot in your mouth to say something by accident thatembarrasses or upsets someone: I really put my foot in my mouth – I asked her if Jane was her mother, but she said Jane is her sister.

pulling your leg

deceive/ oszukac

mouth watering(adj.)

of food) having a very good appearance or smell that makes youwant to eat

pay through the nose

to pay too much money for something: We paid through the nose to get the car fixed.

make your blood boil

to make someone extremely angry: The way they have treated those people makes my blood boil.

be on its last legs

Something that is on its last legs is in such bad condition that it willsoon be unable to work as it should: I've had this laptop for five years now, and it's really on its last legs.

take everything to heart

take everything to heart

catch sb red handed

to find someone in the act of doing something illegal

have foot on the ground

have foot on the ground

have your head in the clouds

have your head in the clouds

stretch your legs

to go for a walk, especially after sitting in the same position for a longtime: The car journey took three hours, including a couple of stops to stretch our legs.

put sb foot down

"to use your authority to stop something happening:

gut feelings

a strong belief about someone or something that cannotcompletely be explained and does not have to be decided byreasoning: I have a gut feeling that the relationship won't last.

play it by ear

o decide how to deal with a situation as it develops, rather thanacting according to plans made earlier: We can't make a decision yet. Let's just play it by ear.