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to look steadily and for a long time, usually with interest or emotion. inizia ad imparare
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wpatrywać się, spojrzenie (długie, skupione) His gaze made her nervous. She gazed at the mountains for hours.
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a blood vessel carrying blood to the heart a line of mineral in rock a style or mood inizia ad imparare
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żyła; pasmo; nurt/styl (np. artystyczny) He writes in a humorous vein. They discovered a gold vein in the mountain. The nurse couldn’t find the vein.
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the strip at the bottom of a doorway a level at which something begins or changes inizia ad imparare
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próg (drzwi), próg graniczny The pain passed the threshold of tolerance. She stood on the threshold of the house.
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mixture used to fill food (like turkey) or objects (like cushions). inizia ad imparare
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farsz, nadzienie The stuffing is coming out of the pillow. The turkey stuffing was delicious.
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showed something that was hidden, often teeth, skin, or emotions. inizia ad imparare
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odsłonił, obnażyłodsłonił, obnażył She bared her soul in the letter. The dog bared its teeth.
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to arrange, prepare, establish, or trick someone. inizia ad imparare
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ustawić; założyć; przygotować; wrobić They tried to set him up for the crime. She set up her own business. He set up the computer.
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verb: to officially decide someone is guilty noun: a person found guilty of a crime inizia ad imparare
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skazać; skazany The convict escaped from prison. The court convicted him of theft.
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happening again and again, often annoyingly. inizia ad imparare
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ciągle, bez przerwy (często z irytacją) He continually interrupts me.
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acting without thinking about danger or consequences. inizia ad imparare
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lekkomyślny, nieostrożny Wyjaśnienie It was reckless to drive so fast.
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verb: to twist together messily noun: a messy knot or complicated situation inizia ad imparare
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splątać; plątanina She had a tangle of hair. The wires tangled together.
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extremely accustomed to something (often negative tone). inizia ad imparare
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zdecydowanie za bardzo przyzwyczajony do He is far too used to getting what he wants
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