Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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someone's beliefs | |
someone he had once written about | |
someone around ['sʌmwʌn ər'aund] |
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someone shouts at you | |
someone in the group asked her something It was me | |
someone humming | |
someone who's | |
Someone is counting the money | |
Someone has been hurt. | |
someone's photo | |
Someone is practicing the guitar. | |
Someone is exercising. | |
Someone broke into their house while they were sleeping. ['sʌmwʌn brəuk 'ɪntu ðɛə(r) haus waɪl ðeɪ wə:(r) 'sli:pɪŋ] |
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Someone is washing the dishes. | |
Someone is stealing my purse! | |
someone else ['sʌmwʌn ɛls] |
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Someone must be breaking some glass, I guess | |
Someone spelt. | |
Someone spilled coffee. | |
Someone new is moving into that house! ['sʌmwʌn nju: ɪz 'mu:vɪŋ 'ɪntu ðæt haus] |
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Someone stole my bicycle ['sʌmwʌn stəul maɪ 'baɪsɪkl] |
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someone's bid [someone's bɪd] |
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someone's [someone's] |
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someone drew me aside ['sʌmwʌn dru: mi: ə'saɪd] |
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Someone told me about his life in prison. ['sʌmwʌn təuld mi: ə'baut hɪz laɪf ɪn 'prɪzn] |
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Someone could start getting over this fear by learning to swim ['sʌmwʌn kud stɑ:t 'gɛtɪŋ 'əuvə(r) ðɪs fɪə(r) baɪ 'lə:nɪŋ tu swɪm] |
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someone is at the door ['sʌmwʌn ɪz æt ðə dɔ:(r)] |
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Someone once said ['sʌmwʌn wʌns sɛd] |
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someone knocked at the door ['sʌmwʌn nɔkt æt ðə dɔ:(r)] |
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someone teenagers look up to sports stars as their idols ['sʌmwʌn 'ti:neɪʤərz luk ʌp tu spɔ:ts stɑ:z æz ðɛə(r) 'aɪdəlz] |
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someone promised me to borrow some money ['sʌmwʌn 'prɔmɪst mi: tu 'bɔrəu sʌm 'mʌnɪ] |
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someone had to ['sʌmwʌn hæd tu] |
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Someone is coming. ['sʌmwʌn ɪz 'kʌmɪŋ] |
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someone ['sʌmwʌn] |
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someone is walking there ['sʌmwʌn ɪz 'wɔ:kɪŋ ðɛə(r)] |
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someone being assaulted ['sʌmwʌn 'bi:ɪŋ ə'sɔ:ltɪd] |
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someone has broken in ['sʌmwʌn hæz 'brəukn ɪn] |
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someone ['sʌmwʌn] |
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someone has only themselves to blame ['sʌmwʌn hæz 'əunlɪ ðem'sɛlvz tu bleɪm] |
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Someone's been slacking off [Someone’s bɪ:n slacking ɔf] |
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someone's taken an interest in your work [someone’s 'teɪkən ən 'ɪntrɪst ɪn jɔ:(r) wə:k] |
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someone beat me to it ['sʌmwʌn bi:t mi: tu ɪt] |
Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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diligence - diligent ['dɪlɪʤəns] |
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spender ['spɛndə(r)] |
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burglar ['bə:glə(r)] |
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pickpocket ['pɪkpɑkɪt] |
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real know-all [riəl nəu ɔ:l] |
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loner ['ləunə(r)] |
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Temerity [tə'mɛrɪtɪ] |
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Sycophant (n.) [Sycophant ɛn] |
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remarkable [rɪ'mɑ:kəbl] |
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grifter [grifter] |
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naysayer [neɪ'seɪə(r)] |
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refuse collector | |
a misery guts | |
nosey parker [nosey 'pɑ:kə(r)] |
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naysayer [neɪ'seɪə(r)] |
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alumnus / alumni (pl) | |
traffic warden | |
an architect | |
a (garage) mechanic | |
a photographer | |
piano tuner | |
building contractor | |
an antique dealer | |
a travel agent | |
a glazier | |
a social worker | |
a plumber | |
couch potato [kauʧ pə'teɪtəu] |
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culture vulture ['kʌlʧə(r) 'vʌlʧə(r)] |
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party animal ['pɑ:tɪ 'ænɪməl] |
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shopkeeper ['ʃɔpki:pə(r)] |
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bore [bɔ:(r)] |
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executive [ɪg'zɛkjutɪv] |
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conscientious [kɔnʃɪ'ɛnʃəs] |
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hold up someone as a model [həuld ʌp 'sʌmwʌn æz ə 'mɔdl] |
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epicure ['ɛpɪkjur] |
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name dropper [neɪm 'drɔpə(r)] |
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yes-man [jɛs mæn] |
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recruit [rɪk'ru:t] |
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nutter ['nʌtə(r)] |
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insolent ['ɪnsɪlənt] |
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incognito [ɪnkɔ:g'ni:tə] |
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incorrigible [ɪn'kɑ:əʤəbl] |
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contender [kən'tɛndə(r)] |