Echo

To secretly investigate or pry into someone else’s private affairs or belongings

request to please hold or reserve my place whether at a specific location or in a moving queue.

Used to describe someone who is likely to cause trouble, harm, or negative consequences; a person associated with problems or danger.

exactly right:

to be extremely nervous or worried:

to behave in a silly way, or to treat someone or something in a careless way

Gate lice is a pejorative term used to describe a phenomenon observed among air travelers where passengers gather in front of boarding gates before their designated boarding time

To bring something to an end, often after a series of steps. It can also mean to conclude something in a planned or gradual way.

the act of leaving an official meeting as a group in order to show disapproval, or of leaving a place of work to start a strike:

to like something very much:

a story or piece of news discovered and published by one newspaper before all the others

to go somewhere quickly or be somewhere for only a short time

Time spent relaxing or taking a break from work or responsibilities

in a way that is in addition to the main part of what you are saying or writing

twirl means to spin or rotate quickly, often with a graceful or playful motion

means to play or move in a lively, carefree, or boisterous manner, often with a sense of joy or exuberance.

to make a quick, sharp movement, often with a finger or wrist, to propel or strike something lightly.

To jiggle means to move or shake with quick, small motions, often repeatedly or playfully

the side piece or arm of eyeglasses that extends from the lens frame over the ear, securing the glasses to the wearer’s head

To toss means to throw or fling something lightly or casually, often with a quick motion of the hand or body. As a noun, it refers to the act of throwing or a casual action.

"I have little time." (Mam mało czasu - negatywne znaczenie) "I have a little time." (Mam trochę czasu - pozytywne znaczenie)

"I have little time." (Mam mało czasu - negatywne znaczenie) "I have a little time." (Mam trochę czasu - pozytywne znaczenie)

property, money, or goods given by a bride’s family to the groom or his family upon marriage, often as part of a cultural or traditional practice to support the new household or secure the bride’s status.

group of people or animal

pooped out - padający ze zmęczenia

atone means to make amends or reparations for a wrong or sin, often through actions that demonstrate regret

as easy as pie, child's play,

sop up means to absorb or soak up a liquid using a sponge, cloth, bread, or similar material, often by dabbing or pressing

in the front of" refers to being positioned at or near the foremost part of something, such as an object, space, or group

pull or bring something upward or closer, or to come to a stop (e.g., a vehicle).

popular, informal expression meaning a large quantity or collection of items, often implying abundance or excess

something with rough, sharp, or uneven edges

to create or apply a frothy layer of foam or bubbles, typically by rubbing soap, shampoo, or a similar substance with water

to widen or spread out suddenly, often due to strong emotion, exertion, or breathing.

to squeeze, crush, or crumple something into a smaller, wrinkled, or compact shape, often with a slight sound

to be very angry

a situation, topic, or issue that is unclear, ambiguous, or not easily defined as right or wrong, often involving uncertainty or subjective interpretation

runny egg = niedogotowane jajko

is a word or phrase, often profane or vulgar, used to express strong emotion, fill a pause, or emphasize a point. It can also refer to a grammatical filler word that adds no meaning to a sentence.

something that is complex, unpredictable, or has many unexpected changes, such as a story, a journey, a process, or a situation

moderately common in English, often used to describe a pleasing view, especially a distant one seen through an opening or along an avenue, or metaphorically to refer to a mental vision or prospect of something

To begin a journey or start something

To trigger or cause something to happen

To highlight or enhance by contrast

To arise or emerge (e.g., an issue or opportunity)

together with somebody. In partnership or collaboration

being deeply captivated, fascinated, or absorbed by something or someone. "Fascinated by" or "hooked on" might be used instead

truthfulness, accuracy, or honesty of something, such as a statement, account, or person

confirming or supporting a statement, theory, or finding with additional evidence or testimony

It describes something that floats or has the ability to stay afloat (literal) or a cheerful, optimistic, or lively mood or situation (figurative).

It refers to earning money easily for little effort, often implying the task is trivial or the reward disproportionate to the work

metal rod attached to a building to protect it by conducting lightning strikes safely to the ground

the quality of being strong, robust, or solidly built, either physically or metaphorically

flexible twigs, branches, or reeds (often willow) woven together to make furniture, baskets, or other items

the act or process of covering something with a thin layer of gold or gold-like material, either literally or figuratively.

to create a small hole using a needle, thorn, or a similar sharp object

It means to make something slightly wet or to reduce the intensity, enthusiasm, or effect of something

A small amount or quick touch

omething that does not allow fluids, gases, or other substances to pass through it

something flexible, pliable, or easily bent without breaking, often implying grace or softness

to tie or secure something with a rope or cord, or figuratively to describe being restricted or connected to something

return to a previous, often negative, condition after a period of improvement. It’s most commonly associated with medical, psychological, or addiction-related contexts, but can also apply more broadly.

A narrow passage of water connecting two larger bodies or difficult or restrictive situation

introduce a statement or decision that takes into account the specific context or situation at hand

someone who is anxious, uneasy, or fearful about something

something turns out to be difficult or demanding