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"Jo" w języku angielskim:

Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]
He is joining the Police forces
apply for a job
[ə'plaɪ fɔ:(r) ə ʤɔb]
part-time job
[pɑ:t taɪm ʤɔb]
How long does the journey take?
[hau lɔ:ŋ dʌz ðə 'ʤə:nɪ teɪk]
It is just a temporary job
to be no joke
odd jobs
[ɔd ʤɔbz]
odd jobs
[ɔd ʤɔbz]
permanent job
['pə:mənənt ʤɔb]
temporary job
['tɛmpərɛrɪ ʤɔb]
well-paid job
[wɛl peɪd ʤɔb]
do a job
[du: ə ʤɔb]
look for a job
[luk fɔ:(r) ə ʤɔb]
get /the message/ a joke
go jogging
[gəu 'ʤɔgɪŋ]
looking for a job
['lukɪŋ fɔ:(r) ə ʤɔb]
household jobs sharing
['haushəuld ʤɔbz 'ʃɛrɪŋ]
painful joins
get a joke
get a better job
[gɛt ə 'bɛtə(r) ʤɔb]
flexi-time job
full-time job
[ful taɪm ʤɔb]
badly-paid job
['bædlɪ peɪd ʤɔb]
nine-to-five job
[naɪn tu faɪv ʤɔb]
steady job
['stɛdɪ ʤɔb]
prospected job
[prospected ʤɔb]
dead and job
without job
previous job
['pri:vɪəs ʤɔb]
perks of a job
[pə:ks ɔv ə ʤɔb]
complete the journey
on a journey
[ɔn ə 'ʤə:nɪ]
just the job
[ʤʌst ðə ʤɔb]
not up to the job
not up to the job
single journey
['sɪŋgl 'ʤə:nɪ]
get a job
[gɛt ə ʤɔb]
If you can't beat them join them
[ɪf ju: kænt bi:t ðɛm ʤɔɪn ðɛm]
land the job
[lænd ðə ʤɔb]
would you like to join me
Is your job interesting?
be offered work/a job
[bi: 'ɔ:fərd wə:k ə ʤɔb]
take on a job
[teɪk ɔn ə ʤɔb]
painful joints
['peɪnful ʤɔɪnts]
have a good journey
stop over the journey
[stɔp 'əuvə(r) ðə 'ʤə:nɪ]
break the journey
[breɪk ðə 'ʤə:nɪ]
If found please contact Jolka on
what is her job
[wɔt ɪz hə:(r) ʤɔb]
thankless job
['θæŋkləs ʤɔb]
give up your job
cushy job
['kuʃɪ ʤɔb]
one day's journey
[wʌn deɪz 'ʤə:nɪ]
you must be joking
[ju: mʌst bi: 'ʤəukɪŋ]
manual/physical job
['mænjuəl 'fɪzɪkl ʤɔb]
future job
go on a journey
to find a job
to be in the job
[tu bi: ɪn ðə ʤɔb]
turn down a job offer
[tə:n daun ə ʤɔb 'ɔfə(r)]
full-time job
[ful taɪm ʤɔb]
How long does the journery take?
dead end job
[dɛd ɛnd ʤɔb]
hold back tears of joy
to bring to the job
[tu brɪŋ tu ðə ʤɔb]
to do the job really well
to jockey for position
I am keen on this job
[aɪ æm ki:n ɔn ðɪs ʤɔb]
like best about job
[laɪk bɛst ə'baut ʤɔb]
overqualified (for a job)
['əuvərkwɑləfaɪd fɔ:(r) ə ʤɔb]
resign (from a job)
[rɪ'zaɪn frɔm ə ʤɔb]
dead-end job
delivery job
[dɪ'lɪvərɪ ʤɔb]
perform a job
[pə'fɔ:m ə ʤɔb]
interesting job
['ɪntrɪstɪŋ ʤɔb]
satisfying job
['sætɪsfaɪɪŋ ʤɔb]
she has a good job
she has a good job
application for a job
[æplɪ'keɪʃən fɔ:(r) ə ʤɔb]
part time/full time job
[pɑ:t taɪm ful taɪm ʤɔb]
physical/manual job
to apply for a job
to look for a job
[tu luk fɔ:(r) ə ʤɔb]
shout for joy
[ʃaut fɔ:(r) ʤɔɪ]
seasonal job
['si:znl ʤɔb]
contract job
undertake a journey
casual job
jump for joy
[ʤʌmp fɔ:(r) ʤɔɪ]
a monotonous job
what's your job
[wɔts jɔ:(r) ʤɔb]
butch job
[buʧ ʤɔb]
challenging job
['ʧælɪnʤɪŋ ʤɔb]
permanent job
['pə:mənənt ʤɔb]
full-time job
[ful taɪm ʤɔb]
part-time job
[pɑ:t taɪm ʤɔb]
have a nine-to-five job
[hæv ə naɪn tu faɪv ʤɔb]
apply for a job
[ə'plaɪ fɔ:(r) ə ʤɔb]
do a good job
[du: ə gud ʤɔb]
give up job
[gɪv ʌp ʤɔb]

"Jo" w języku polskim:

Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]
iodine
['aɪəudɪ:n]
go jogging
[gəu 'ʤɔgɪŋ]
Wall Street
Big Apple
[bɪg 'æpl]
give the game away
Ionic column
converge
[kən'və:ʤ]
practise yoga
to take a back seat (to sb)
a model from New York City
[ə 'mɔdl frɔm nju: jɔ:k 'sɪtɪ]
She is as tall as John
[ʃi: ɪz æz tɔ:l æz ʤɔn]
Do you think I should join
Why don't you join us for dinner
In this job I have gained lots of experience.
[ɪn ðɪs ʤɔb aɪ hæv geɪnd lɔts ɔv ɪk'spɪərɪəns]
herringbone
[herringbone]
How long does Jorgen spend travelling every day
Does he find the journey stressful?
Robert-grew-up-in-a-busy-setting-of-New-York-City
New York
[nju: jɔ:k]
Napoleon's liaison with Josephine was a famous one
jogging bottoms
['ʤɔgɪŋ 'bɔtəmz]
Where is John staying?
Can I speak to John, please?
chcieć pracę
set off
set out on
do yoga
[du: 'jəugə]
John alone can do it
When I was twenty- five I was a firefighter in New York.
Has John got a wife?
[hæz ʤɔn gɔt ə waɪf]
hospitaliters
to book a passage to New York
[tu buk ə 'pæsɪʤ tu nju: jɔ:k]
That could be John's car I can hear- he said he was coming.
It couldn't be Joe,could it?I thought he was away on business.
Did you hear about Joan? She broke her leg while she was skiing.
do yoga/aerobics/karate/athletics
[du: 'jəugə ɛə'rəubɪks kər'ɔtɪ æθ'lɛtɪks]
Our uncle John lives there now. We can drive there this afternoon.
Uncle John likes the house to look like it did when our family first built it.
after-school club
['ɑ:ftə(r) sku:l klʌb]
He went to New York for the annual management meeting
[hi: wɛnt tu nju: jɔ:k fɔ:(r) ðə 'ænjuəl 'mænəʤmənt 'mi:tɪŋ]
became thick like yogurt
Has John got a big dog?
[hæz ʤɔn gɔt ə bɪg dɔg]
He goes jogging in the morning.
[hi: gəuz 'ʤɔgɪŋ ɪn ðə 'mɔ:nɪŋ]
This is John and Sally’s car.
Her husband is British and his name is John. He is a lawyer.
[hə:(r) 'hʌzbənd ɪz 'brɪtɪʃ ænd hɪz neɪm ɪz ʤɔn hi: ɪz ə 'lɔ:jə(r)]
we had better not upset Joe, he has a violent temper
It's two years since I last saw Joe.
How long is it since you last saw Joe?
jogi lineage
ionic bond
I told John 5 times how to get here, and still he got lost. Boy, is he dense.
[aɪ təuld ʤɔn 5 taɪmz hau tu gɛt hɪr ænd stɪl hi: gɔt lɔst bɔɪ ɪz hi: dɛns]
I won't be in New York.
motivator
satisfier
HJ
Kate and Joe stood in front of the mirror and looked at themselves.
Give my love to John.
Allow me to introduce myself. My name’s Jolanta Gazda.
May I call you Jola?
Please call me Jola.
view of an accomplisher
three roots of accomplishment
cation
[cation]
harring bone parguet
harringbone
The Statue of Liberty is in New York.
[ðə 'stætju: ɔv 'lɪbətɪ ɪz ɪn nju: jɔ:k]
John speaking
[ʤɔn 'spi:kɪŋ]
a carton of yogurt
[ə 'kɑ:tən ɔv 'jəugərt]
Raise the glasses to Mary and John.
[reɪz ðə 'glæsɪz tu 'mɛrɪ ænd ʤɔn]
spool yo-yo
[spu:l jəu jəu]
Hallo John
[Hallo ʤɔn]
Hello John. How are you?
[hə'ləu ʤɔn hau ɑ:(r) ju:]
Bye-bye John
[baɪ baɪ ʤɔn]
14 marzec 1794r
[14 'mɑ:zɪk 1794r]
11 maj 1985
[11 mæʤ 1985]
take up yoga
[teɪk ʌp 'jəugə]
flexion
['flɛkʃən]
go swimming / go jogging
[gəu 'swɪmɪŋ gəu 'ʤɔgɪŋ]
What do Francis and John have to do
[wɔt du: 'frænsɪs ænd ʤɔn hæv tu du:]
Sara and Fiona like John, but he doesn't like them
['sɛrə ænd fɪ'əunə laɪk ʤɔn bʌt hi: doesn't laɪk ðɛm]
On Saturday at 11 a.m. John is visiting parents
[ɔn 'sætərdɪ æt 11 æm ʤɔn ɪz 'vɪzətɪŋ 'pɛərənts]
On Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. John is working
[ɔn 'θə:zdeɪ frɔm 9 æm tu 5 'pi:ɛm ʤɔn ɪz 'wə:kɪŋ]
In the morning maybe John will clean the flat
[ɪn ðə 'mɔ:nɪŋ 'meɪbi: ʤɔn wɪl kli:n ðə flæt]
Be careful with John
[bi: 'kɛəful wɪð ʤɔn]
Both Harry and John went to prison
[bəuθ 'hɛrɪ ænd ʤɔn wɛnt tu 'prɪzn]
immovable and interlocking bones such as plates in the skull
[ɪ'mu:vəbl ænd 'ɪntərlɑkɪŋ bəunz sʌʧ æz pleɪts ɪn ðə skʌl]
articulation
[ɑ:tɪkju'leɪʃən]
slightly movable bones are connected by ligaments
['slaɪtlɪ 'mju:vəbl bəunz ɑ:(r) kə'nɛktəd baɪ 'lɪgəmənts]
New York is not near London
[nju: jɔ:k ɪz nɔt nɪə(r) 'lʌndən]
the surfaces are concave in one direction and convex in the other
[ðə 'sə:fɪsɪz ɑ:(r) kɑn'keɪv ɪn wʌn dər'ɛkʃən ænd kən'vɛks ɪn ðə 'ʌðə(r)]
intercarpal mid-carpal mid-tarsal
[intercarpal mɪd 'kɑ:pl mɪd tarsal]
carpo-metacarpal joint of thumb
[carpo mɛtə'kɑ:pl ʤɔɪnt ɔv θʌm]
wrist flexion extension abduction adduction
[rɪst 'flɛkʃən ɪks'tɛnʃən æb'dʌkʃən adduction]
how long have you known John?
[hau lɔ:ŋ hæv ju: nəun ʤɔn]
deficient in iod
[dɪ'fɪʃənt ɪn iod]
New York is very well known city (in the world)
[nju: jɔ:k ɪz 'vɛrɪ wɛl nəun 'sɪtɪ ɪn ðə wə:ld]
Could you put me through to Mr Jones?
[kud ju: put mi: θru: tu 'mɪstə(r) ʤəunz]
She told me that she will work in New York.
[ʃi: təuld mi: ðæt ʃi: wɪl wə:k ɪn nju: jɔ:k]
Miss Johnson...
[mɪs 'ʤɔnsɪn]
marge together
[mɑ:ʤ tə'gɛðə(r)]

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