ALLOW THAT	to accept it
OUTWEIGH	the first thing is more important than the second one
MONOPOLIZE	to use or take so much that others can’t have it, to dominate it
OVERRUN WITH / BY	if the place is overrun with/by sth, too many of sth go or are there
SURPASS	to do or be better than sb /sth
SULK	to look angry and refuse to speak or smile because you want people to know that you are upset about
PONDER	to think very carefully about sth for a period of time
HUSH	to tell sb to be quiet
MUSE ON / OVER / UPON sth	to think very carefully about it and consequences of it
THERE AND THEN ( or do sth here and now )	do sth immediately rather than waiting until later
IN ONE GO	do all of it at the same time
AT A STROKE	with a single action that changes things completely; it means that sth happens completely because o
ON AND OFF	do sth from time to time, not continuously
MUTUAL	mutual feeling – shared by both people mentioned
RESPECTIVE	belonging or relating separately to each of the peopleor things already mentioned
JOINT	done together with another person or other people
COLLECTIVE	shared by or relating to a group of people
ASSURE YOURSELF	to make yourself certain about sth
CONFIRM STH/ THAT	to check and make sure that it is definite or that it is definitely the case
ASCERTAIN STH / THAT	you make enquiries and are then sure about sth
GUARANTEE STH / THAT	you make it certain or promise that it is certain
COME BY STH	you find it or get by chance
COME ABOUT	to happen
COME IN FOR	to receive sth, especially sth unpleasant
COME OUT WITH	to say sth, especially sth surprising or rude
OF LATE	Recently
FOR NOW	for the time being, temporarily
IN A WHILE	some time from now, after an uspecified period
SHORTLY	soon, not long from now
TO BE INDIFFERENT	you don’t care about sth; you have no particular feeling about it
DO STH IN A CASUAL WAY	you do it without much thought or without taking it seriously
TO BE DISINTERESTED	not to be personally involved in a situation, you can therefore be objective and neutral about it
TO BE DETACHED	not to be involved or decide not to get involved in a situation and so your feelings are not affecte
UNDER NO ILLUSIONS	you know and fully acceptthe reality of it
HAVE FANTASIES	to have thoughts about sth good that are unrealistic because it is very unlikely to happen
HAVE DAYDREAMS	you stop concentrating on what you are doing and start thinking about pleasant things
DECEPTION	A dishonest act or statement that is indeed to deceive
SPRAWL	to sit or lie with your arms and legs stretched out
SLOUCH	sit or stand in a lazy way, often with your shoulders and head bent forward
LOUNGE	sit or lie in a lazy , untidy manner
DROOP ( opaść)	1.To bend, hang or move downwards, especially because of being weak or tired. 2.to become sad or de