do extreme sports | uprawiać sporty ekstremalne | |
acquire a taste for sth | begin to enjoy sth | |
get the hang of it | infml become able to do sth | |
precious little chance | infml very little chance | |
pretty fit | infml fairly fit | |
push oneself to the limits | make a considerable effort | |
I'm having a whale of a time | infml I'm having a fantastic time | |
jump at the chance | infml really like to do something | |
keep in shape | stay in good physical condition | |
reach fever pitch | become very excited/agitated | |
play a blinder | infml perform brilantly, usually in sport | |
take the field | go on the pitch | |
score an own goal | strzelić bramkę samobójczą | |
go wild | become crazy with excitement | |
limp | verb, uneaven movement, R: one leg hurts | |
hobble | verb, awkward movement, R: too tight shoes | |
stagger | verb, unsteady movement, R: drunk, ill | |
stumble | verb, nearly falling, R: uneven surface | |
lurch | verb, sudden or irregular movement, R: drunk, ill, walking on moving ship etc | |
tiptoe | verb, quiet and on toes, R: not to be heard | |
amble | verb, easy, gentle movement, R: pleasure or relaxation, no special aim | |
stride | verb, long steps, R: purposeful | |
strut | verb, proud, chest held out; R: to look important | |
tramp | verb, firm, heavy steps, R: walking for a long time | |
trample | verb, pressing repeatedly with feet, R: often wishing to destroy | |
stamp | verb, pushing foot down heavily, R: anger, or just heavy-footed | |
trudge | verb, heavy, slow, with difficulty, R: tired | |
chase | verb, quickly, R: wanting to catch something or someone | |
limp to a conclusion | dojść do końca, skończyć się | |
staggeringly | amazingly | |
take sth in one's stride | take sth calmly | |
keep one's balance | utrzymać równowagę | |
take up the challenge | podjąć wyzwanie | |
shattered | wykończony | |
summon up the energy | zebrać energię | |
convincing victory | zdecydowane zwycięstwo | |
the score stands at | w tym momencie wynik wynosi | |
latest scores | najnowsze wyniki | |
put up performance | zrobić z występem to, co się z nim robi | |
break through the defence | przejść przez linię obrony | |
to be awarded a penalty | zostać ukaranym | |
penalty was missed | kara została unieważniona | |
give a yellow card | dać komuś żółtą kartkę | |
fee kicks | rzuty karne | |
lurch from one economic crisis to the next | od kryzysu do kryzysu | |
business staggers on | biznas stoi na krawędzi | |
don't trample on children's dreams | nie deptaj dziecięcych marzeń | |
chase sb | ścigać kogoś (met) | |
the economy is stumbling | stan gospodarki się pogarsza | |
flow across | przelewać się - np. turyści przelewali się przez plac | |
spill out | wysypać się - np. dzieci wysypały się na boisko | |
stream into | wsypać się - np. studenci wsypali się do sali wykładowej | |
pour into | napływać - np. ludzie napływali na wystawę -,- | |
trickle | stróżka (np. ludzi - pojawiła się na ulicy) | |
meander | krążyć, włóczyć się | |
flood across | przelewać się przez (np. granicę) | |
take a step backward | cofnąć się | |
unprecedented step | bezprecedensowy krok | |
amble | to walk slowly in a relaxed manner | |
canter (across/along) | for horses; to run slowly and steadily | |
clamber | to quickly climb up a hill on your hands and knees | |
come tearing | - out of/into/down etc.; to run very quickly | |
crawl | to move slowly on your hands and knees | |
creep | to move quietly and slowly | |
dash | - over to/out of/ into/ across; to run | |
elbow one's way through a crowd | to push people in crowd out of the way so that you can move forwards | |
gallop | -across/along; for horses - to run very fast | |
go for a stroll | to go for a slow, pleasurable walk, without any particular destination in mind | |
go somewhere on foot | to walk somewhere | |
hobble | to walk slowly and with difficulty because it's painful for you to walk | |
jog | to run slowly and steadily for a long time | |
limp | - over to/out of/off/across etc. ; to walk without putting pressure on one leg (bacause that leg is | |
make a blot for | to suddenly run in the direction of a door or exit trying to escape from sb | |
march | - over to/ out of/into/across; 1. formally walk together in a group-soldiers2.walk qu. + with determ | |
pace up and down | to walk backwards and forwards, because you're nervous or anxiously waiting for something | |
paddle | to walk in shallow water, often for pleasure | |
run as fast as one's legs will carry one | to run as fast as one can | |
scamper | -over to/out of/ into; to walk quickly with little steps | |
shuffle | - over to/ out of/ into; to walk without lifting your feet from the ground | |
sidle up to sb/into | to move slowly and quietly towards sb/somewhere, trying not to attract attention | |
skip | to move as if dancing, with little hopping movements | |
skulk around | to move around secretly often hiding | |
sprint | - past/towards/for etc.; run very fast - generally used for engaged in a sporting activity | |
stagger | to walk very unsteadily if you are about to fall | |
stalk | to follow a person/animal in order to attack them | |
storm out of | ... a room, building, meeting; to leave a room angrily, probably slamming the door behind you | |
stretch your legs | infml. to go for a walk (eg after sitting down for a long time) | |
stride | -into/down; to walk confidently, with long steps | |
strut | - out of/into/down; to walk in a proud, arrogant way, with shoulders back and chest pushed forward | |
stumble | to catch your foot on sth and almost fall | |
swagger | - over to/ out of/ into - to walk arrogantly, swinging your shoulders as you go | |
trample | to walk on sth and crush it or destroy it as a result | |
trot | - across/along; for horses - to move quite quickly | |
trudge | to wal wearily (because you are tired or unhappy) | |
wade | to walk in deep water which probably reaches your waist | |
walk at a gentle pace | to walk slowly and unhurriedly | |
sprawl | rozłożyć (się gdzieś) | |
bent knees | zgięte kolana | |
prop up | podpierać | |
on tiptoe | na czubkach palców | |
chest out | wypięta klatka | |
shoulders back | ściągnięte ramiona | |
stomach in | wciągnięty brzuch | |
chin up | broda w górze | |
perch | przysiadać, siadać | |
dangling legs | dyndające nogi | |
curl up | zwinąć się w kłębek | |
crouch | kucać | |
lean one's back agaunst the wall | oprzeć się plecami o ścianę | |
folded arms | skzyżowane ręce | |
sway from side to side | kołysać się z jednej strony na drugą | |
feet apart | z rozstawionymi nogami | |
stoop | garbić się | |
twist one's neck | odwracać się, skręcać szyję | |
sit forward | siedzieć na wprost/prosto ?/pochylać się od przodu??? | |
hunched shoulders | zgarbione plecy | |
kneel | klęczeć | |
bowed head | pochylona głowa | |
arched back | wygięte w łuk plecy | |
thighs | uda | |
clasped hands | ściśnięte, trymające się ręce | |
sit astride a chair | siedzieć okrakiem na krześle | |
outstretched | rozpostarty, wyciągnięty | |
rock | kołysać się | |
to and fro | tam i z powrotem | |
recline | ułożyć się w pozycji półleżącej | |
settee | kanapa | |
fast asleep | mocno spać | |
hop | skakać | |
roll | turlać się | |
race | ścigać się | |
fall headlong | spadać głową naprzód | |
rush | pędzić | |
skate | jeździć na łyżwach | |
glide | ślizgać się, szybować | |
crash | rozbijać się | |
climb | wspinać się | |
swing | kołysać się, huśtać | |
clamber | wdrapywać się | |
slide | ślizgać się, zjeżdżać | |
bounce | odbijać, podskakiwać | |
tiptoe | chodzić na palcach | |
trot | kłusować/truchtać | |
dive | nurkować | |
collide | zderzyć się | |
collapse | upadać, runąć | |
limp | utykać | |
bump | uderzyć | |
trip | -on - potknąć się | |
somersault | salto / przekoziołkować | |
wander | spacerować | |
leap | skoczyć, skakać | |
soar | wzrastać, podskakiwać, odżywać | |
plunge | opadać, zanurkować, spadać | |
tread | stąpać | |
stroll | przechadzać się | |
spring | skoczyć, rzucić się na kogoś | |
slip | poślizgnąć się | |
surge | gwałtownie przyspieszyć | |
shove | potrącić, popchnąć | |
elbow | podpychać kogoś na bok | |