as large as life	used as a way of describing a person you see, and are suprised to see, in a particular place
at large	generally
in large measure	mainly
larger than life	(of a person) attracting special attention because of unusual apprearance and behaviour
larger than life	(of things) seeming disproportionately important
large-scale	wielkoskalowy
go to great lengths	to try very hard to achieve sth
run/stretch/walk the full lengths of sth	to go or move from one end to the other of sth
run the lenght and breadth of sth	to go to every part of sth
of unequal length	niejednakowej (nieporównywalnej) długości
in length	w długości - The rear garden is nearly 30 metres .....
for any length of time	na dłuższy(nieokreślony) czas
at great/some length	for a long time and with a lot of detail - Austin was questioned .... by detectives
load sth with sth	załadować coś czymś (wypełnić)
take a load off	zrelaksować się \ zrzucić z siebie
a whole load of sth	całość czegoś
loads of sth	much or many of sth
a heavy load to bear/carry	sth difficult/unpleasant or heavy
take a long hard look at sth	to examine sth very carefully in order to improve it in future
at long last	finally; after much waiting
a long way	długa droga
in the long run	at a time that is far away in the future \ at some time in the future
long time no see	said when you meet someone who you haven’t seen for a long period of time
all month long	during the entire month
that’s your lot	used for telling someone that they have had all of sth and there will be no more
have a lot on one’s plate/mind	mieć dużo na głowie
an awful lot	a very large amount
the lot	all the things of a group
someone’s lot in life	someone’s general situation in life, especially when this is not very good
get your money’s worth	to get good value of sth - We were determined to ... from our day tickets and went to every museum
put your money where your mouth is	used for saying that someone should do sth, especially spend money, instead of only talking about it
pay good money for sth	to pay a lot for sth; used especially when sth has not been worth spending money
be made of money	go be rich
for my money	=in my opinion
pay dearly for sth	dużo/słono za coś zapłacić
pay sb a compliment	powiedzieć komuś komplement
pay your way	to pay for yourself rather than allowing someone else to pay
pay your last respects to somebody	to go to someone’s funeral
pay the penalty/price for sth	to have to deal with the bad effects of sth that you have done
it (always) pays to	doing this specific thing will (always) yield a positive effect; it is (always) a advantageous idea
pay rise	an increase in the amount of money you earn for doing your job
pay and display	system parkingowy polegający na pozostawieniu kwitu za szybą auta
pay freeze	a situation in which a company stops increasing employees’ pay because of difficulties
take-home pay	the amount of earnings that you have left after tax