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.IN TOWN w mieście OUT OF TOWN poza miastemThe doctor is out of town at the moment visiting patients, but should be back intown this evening.FEVERISH gorączkowy, rozgorączkowanyI was feeling rather feverish and so decided to go to bed.1166 He made a feverish attempt at undoing the ropes, but eventually had to give up theidea./GROWL warknąć, mruknąć, ryk, pomruk PASS (MOUNTAIN) droga górskaThe dog began to growl as the stranger approached.The giant lorries growled their way up the mountain-side and through themountain pass.HELPLESS bezradny, bez oparciaI felt quite helpless as I stood by the roadside watching the disaster - cars andlorries just crashed into one another.JOIN IN przyłączyć się, uczestniczyćThey arrived late at the party, but soon joined in the fun.INSTRUCT INSTRUCTOR STRAIGHTFORWARD DRILLpouczyć, polecić instruktor wiercić, musztraprosty, szczery"To instruct" is the same as "to teach", except that it is generally used more for a morestraightforward type of teaching, often requiring some kind of drill.A teacher ofjudo could be called a judo teacher or a judo instructor, but a history teacher wouldnot be called a history instructor./1167 MOIST wilgotny MOISTEN zwilżyćThe atmosphere becomes very moist when there is fog about.He moistened the stamp with his tongue before sticking it on the envelope. OUTBREAK wybuchConsidering the situation between the two countries, the outbreak of war was onlya matter of time.LAY OUT ułożyć, zrobić plan INSPECTION inspekcjaThe documents were already laid out on the desk for inspection.PLUNGE zanurzać, wepchnąć, nurkować BRACELET bransolataWe plunged head-first into the sea to escape from the burning ship.I plunged my hand into the freezing water to recover the bracelet that had fallen intothe tank./1168 REGISTER zarejestrować, rejestr TOWN HALL ratuszBirths, deaths and marriages are officially registered at the Town Hall.When we book in at a hotel we usually have to sign the register.PLAY BACK odgrywać TAPE-RECORDER magnetofonWe played back the tape on the tape-recorder, as we were not quite sure what thespeaker had said.STAND znosić, tolerować RECORD-PLAYER adapterIf there's one thing she can't stand, it's her neighbours playing their record-player tooloud.TROUBLESOME kłopotliwyHe becomes a troublesome fellow whenever he gets drunk.VOCABULARY FOR TRANSLATION:-ADEQUATE ADMINISTRATION BEGGAR BENCHwłaściwy, odpowiedni administracja żebrak ława, ławka1169 CARGO DIGEST PEPPER PHILOSOPHYładunek trawić pieprz, papryka filozofiaRAPID TUNNEL WOLFpośpieszny tunel wilk DICTATION 102The adjustment of the set/ made a very noticeable difference./ His suicide was caused/ by hisbankruptcy and divorce./ TV is a most marvellous form/ of mass entertainment./ Thechemistry experiment/ produced a rather nasty smell./ A considerable degree ofefficiency/ is going to be required/ to get us out of the mess we are in/ and solve ourproblems./ The boy and girl were too shy/ even to glance at each other./ Several thousandpolitical leaflets/ were dropped by aircraft/ onto the enemy soldiers,/ trying to persuadethem to surrender./ Sacks of grain were sent as aid/ to the disaster region./ It was veryfrosty that morning,/ and I was glad of my new pair of gloves.LESSON 171BUG COLLECTIVE VIRUS MICROPHONE EMBASSYpluskwa, robak zbiorowy, wspólny wirus mikrofon ambasadaWHAT IS A BUG ? A bug is a collective word used for insects in general; orfor a virus, such as an influenza bug; or for a smallhidden microphone (in an embassy for example)HANG UP powiesić, opózniać1170 WHEN ON THE PHONE, WHAT MAKES ONE PERSON SOMETIMESHANG UP BEFORE THE OTHER PERSON HAS STOPPED SPEAKING ?When on the phone.he is angry with the other person.CHASE 3450 COP = SLANG FOR POLICEMAN, POLICEWOMANścigać glina OR POLICE OFFICERDO YOU LIKE THE SORT OF FILM THAT INCLUDES CAR-CHASE SCENESWITH COPS CHASING ROBBERS; KNOWN AS A "COPS-AND-ROBBERS"FILM ? - WHY OR WHY NOT ?/ Yes, I like.or.No, I don't like the sort.DISSOLVE rozpuszczaćHOW LONG DOES SUGAR TAKE TO DISSOLVE IN COFFEE ? Sugar takes onlya matter of a few seconds.PAT klepać, głaskaćIS IT EASY TO PAT ONE'S HEAD AND RUB ONE'S STOMACH AT THESAME TIME ? - WHY NOT ? No, it isn't.because they're twodifferent movements. EXPLORE WORTH WHILE (as an adjective "worthwhile" is written as oneodkrywać, badać wart zachodu word, otherwise as two separate words)OUTER INNER OUTSKIRTSzewnętrzny wewnętrzny krańce, peryferia1171 DO YOU THINK IT'S WORTH WHILE EXPLORING OUTER SPACE ?-WHYOR WHY NOT ?/ Yes, I think it's., or
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