Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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dig [dɪg] |
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feel dizzy [fi:l 'dɪzɪ] |
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hassle ['hæsl] |
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headache ['hɛdeɪk] |
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instil [instil] |
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splitting ['splɪtɪŋ] |
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fill dizzy [fɪl 'dɪzɪ] |
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addendum [ə'dɛdəm] |
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to spring to mind [tu sprɪŋ tu maɪnd] |
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dizzy ['dɪzɪ] |
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dizziness ['dɪzɪnɪs] |
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make your head spin | |
do not bother [du: nɔt 'bɔðə(r)] |
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vertigo ['və:tɪgəu] |
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did it not occure to you | |
diziness | |
drub into | |
drub out of | |
knock out of [nɔk aut ɔv] |
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cross/enter one's mind | |
headless ['hɛdləs] |
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chamfron | |
side parting [saɪd 'pɑ:tɪŋ] |
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get sth over with [gɛt 'sʌmθɪŋ 'əuvə(r) wɪð] |
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i feel dizzy [aɪ fi:l 'dɪzɪ] |
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head pill | |
pull one's hair out | |
it occured to me that | |
to occur to sb | |
dizzy ['dɪzɪ] |
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splitting headache ['splɪtɪŋ 'hɛdeɪk] |
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shrunken heads | |
headacke | |
only a headache | |
regular headaches | |
keep your head [ki:p jɔ:(r) hɛd] |
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light-headedness | |
you name it | |
decapitation [dɪkæpɪ'teɪʃən] |
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vertigo ['və:tɪgəu] |
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we needn't have bothered | |
headgear ['hɛdgɪr] |
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go to somebody's head [gəu tu 'sʌmbɑdɪ hɛd] |
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dizzy ['dɪzɪ] |
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bald on top [bɔ:ld ɔn tɔp] |
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a scarf round her head | |
Two heads are better than one [tju: hɛdz ɑ:(r) 'bɛtə(r) ðæn wʌn] |
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The nurse is touching the girl's head to find out if she has a fever. | |
tall hat | |
This is an x-ray of someone's head. | |
crowd in [kraud ɪn] |
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dig [dɪg] |
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come to one's mind | |
make me dizzy [meɪk mi: 'dɪzɪ] |
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get it out of one's head | |
head-dress | |
donkey punch | |
headchese | |
dizziness ['dɪzɪnɪs] |
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How long hahe you had them? | |
Which part of your head is affected? | |
to go to her head | |
heady ['hɛdɪ] |
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come to mind [kʌm tu maɪnd] |
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cross sb's mind | |
suffering from headaches ['sʌfərɪŋ frɔm 'hɛdeɪks] |
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your headaches will cease | |
He often suffers from headaches [hi: 'ɔ:fən 'sʌfərz frɔm 'hɛdeɪks] |
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she complained of a nagging headache | |
go to sb's head [gəu tu sb's hɛd] |
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handful ['hændful] |
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to tear one's hair out | |
not to have much of a head for figures | |
go to one's head [gəu tu wʌnz hɛd] |
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the thought flashed across my mind [ðə θɔ:t flæʃt ək'rɔs maɪ maɪnd] |
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headaches ['hɛdeɪks] |
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nagging headache | |
suffer from headache | |
a splitting headache [ə 'splɪtɪŋ 'hɛdeɪk] |
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slight headache [slaɪt 'hɛdeɪk] |
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I feel dizzy. [aɪ fi:l 'dɪzɪ] |
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make sb dizzy [meɪk 'sʌmbədɪ 'dɪzɪ] |
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get to one's head [gɛt tu one's hɛd] |
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feeling faint and dizzy ['fi:lɪŋ feɪnt ænd 'dɪzɪ] |
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pate [peɪt] |
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This is a photo of someone's head. [ðɪs ɪz ə 'fəutəu ɔv someone's hɛd] |
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It never occurred to me [ɪt 'nɛvə(r) ə'kə:d tu mi:] |
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occur [ə'kə:] |
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pop into a head [pɔp 'ɪntu ə hɛd] |
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A violent headache put me in a bad mood [ə 'vaɪələnt 'hɛdeɪk put mi: ɪn ə bæd mu:d] |
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the thought crossed my mind [ðə θɔ:t krɔst maɪ maɪnd] |
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I've got a headache [I've gɔt ə 'hɛdeɪk] |
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at sixes and sevens [æt 'sɪksɪz ænd 'sɛvənz] |
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gunshot wound to the head ['gʌnʃɑt waund tu ðə hɛd] |
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The best way to get rid of a headache is to take medicine [ðə bɛst weɪ tu gɛt rɪd ɔv ə 'hɛdeɪk ɪz tu teɪk 'mɛdɪsɪn] |
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have a headache [hæv ə 'hɛdeɪk] |
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talk sense into someone [tɔ:k sɛns 'ɪntu 'sʌmwʌn] |
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dizziness / dizzy / stomach ache ['dɪzɪnɪs 'dɪzɪ 'stʌmək eɪk] |
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head injury [hɛd 'ɪnʤərɪ] |
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I can't get it out of my head [aɪ can't gɛt ɪt aut ɔv maɪ hɛd] |