Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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but once you have made a friend, it is a friend for life [bʌt wʌns ju: hæv meɪd ə frɛnd ɪt ɪz ə frɛnd fɔ:(r) laɪf] |
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assembly hall [ə'sɛmblɪ hɔ:l] |
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concert hall ['kɔnsət hɔ:l] |
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must had to had to [mʌst hæd tu hæd tu] |
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shake hands [ʃeɪk hændz] |
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town hall [taun hɔ:l] |
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to have [tu hæv] |
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to have to [tu hæv tu] |
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to have good time [tu hæv gud taɪm] |
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have had had [hæv hæd hæd] |
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made hay | |
make hay [meɪk heɪ] |
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go hand in hand with [gəu hænd ɪn hænd wɪð] |
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can could have been able [kæn kud hæv bɪ:n 'eɪbl] |
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am able was able have been able [æm 'eɪbl wɔz 'eɪbl hæv bɪ:n 'eɪbl] |
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we have food from animals | |
you have good company [ju: hæv gud 'kʌmpənɪ] |
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you have to feed it [ju: hæv tu fi:d ɪt] |
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you have to walk the dog [ju: hæv tu wɔ:k ðə dɔg] |
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to have time on your hands [tu hæv taɪm ɔn jɔ:(r) hændz] |
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door outside handle [dɔ:(r) aut'saɪd 'hændl] |
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sturdy handle ['stə:dɪ 'hændl] |
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Your sleeves have elongated after washing. | |
give up (to abandon a habit) | |
spiky hair ['spaɪkɪ hɛə(r)] |
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Do you have any children? [du: ju: hæv 'ɛnɪ 'ʧɪldrən] |
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to hammer in | |
study hard ['stʌdɪ hɑ:d] |
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make him happy [meɪk hɪm 'hæpɪ] |
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take / have a bath [teɪk hæv ə bɑ:θ] |
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so you have come! [səu ju: hæv kʌm] |
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it so happens [ɪt səu 'hæpənz] |
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what has that got to do with it? | |
be hard up [bi: hɑ:d ʌp] |
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I had a hangover [aɪ hæd ə 'hæŋəuvə(r)] |
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give sb a hand [gɪv 'sʌmbədɪ ə hænd] |
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on the one hand [ɔn ðə wʌn hænd] |
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to have an appointment with [tu hæv ən ə'pɔɪntmənt wɪð] |
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to have breakfast [tu hæv 'brɛkfəst] |
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Shake hands with [ʃeɪk hændz wɪð] |
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I have to admit [aɪ hæv tu əd'mɪt] |
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eccentric hairstyle | |
Mark has a new girlfriend. | |
to have a go at sth [tu hæv ə gəu æt 'sʌmθɪŋ] |
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am was have been [æm wɔz hæv bɪ:n] |
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entrance hall ['ɛntrəns hɔ:l] |
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golden handshake ['gəuldən 'hændʃeɪk] |
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every cloud has a silver lining ['ɛvrɪ klaud hæz ə 'sɪlvə(r) 'laɪnɪŋ] |
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as mad as a hatter | |
What have you done? [wɔt hæv ju: dʌn] |
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coat hanger [kəut 'hæŋə(r)] |
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i have got chest painns | |
Many Happy Returns! | |
shaking hands ['ʃeɪkɪŋ hændz] |
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do harm to sb [du: hɑ:m tu 'sʌmbədɪ] |
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do no harm/good | |
do more harm than good [du: mɔ:(r) hɑ:m ðæn gud] |
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do hair [du: hɛə(r)] |
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give a helping hand | |
to have party [tu hæv 'pɑ:tɪ] |
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try hard [traɪ hɑ:d] |
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to have somethink done | |
Can I have... [kæn aɪ hæv] |
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I will have it [aɪ wɪl hæv ɪt] |
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community hall | |
destroy natural habitat [dɪs'trɔɪ 'næʧərəl 'hæbətæt] |
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to have to time | |
put/wear one's hair in a bun | |
a hatriotism | |
to split a hair [tu splɪt ə hɛə(r)] |
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I have [aɪ hæv] |
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you have [ju: hæv] |
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She has [ʃi: hæz] |
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He has [hi: hæz] |
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It has [ɪt hæz] |
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We have [wi: hæv] |
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YOUR HAVE [jɔ:(r) hæv] |
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they have [ðeɪ hæv] |
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I have got [aɪ hæv gɔt] |
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she has got [ʃi: hæz gɔt] |
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you have got [ju: hæv gɔt] |
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he has got [hi: hæz gɔt] |
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it has got [ɪt hæz gɔt] |
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we have got [wi: hæv gɔt] |
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you have got [ju: hæv gɔt] |
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they have got [ðeɪ hæv gɔt] |
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I haven't got [aɪ 'hævənt gɔt] |
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you haven't got [ju: 'hævənt gɔt] |
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she hasn't got [ʃi: 'hæzənt gɔt] |
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he hasn't got [hi: 'hæzənt gɔt] |
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a hard nut to crack [ə hɑ:d nʌt tu kræk] |
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to have one's heart in the right place | |
to have no time [tu hæv nəu taɪm] |
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You always have my best wishes for... [ju: 'ɔ:lweɪz hæv maɪ bɛst 'wɪʃɪz fɔ:(r)] |
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What have you been up to [wɔt hæv ju: bɪ:n ʌp tu] |
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I have been doing some re-thinking [aɪ hæv bɪ:n 'dju:ɪŋ sʌm reɪ 'θɪŋkɪŋ] |
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all has been well with me | |
keep your hair on | |
He has met his match | |
like looking for a needle in a haystack [laɪk 'lukɪŋ fɔ:(r) ə 'ni:dl ɪn ə 'heɪstæk] |
Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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ado [ə'du:] |
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barter ['bɑ:tə(r)] |
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brake [breɪk] |
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brownie ['braunɪ] |
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businessman ['bɪznɪsmæn] |
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catchword ['kæʧwə:d] |
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cheapjack | |
crook [kruk] |
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dexterous [dexterous] |
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diligence - diligent ['dɪlɪʤəns] |
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din [dɪn] |
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disgrace [dɪs'greɪs] |
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dishonour | |
engineroom | |
entry ['ɛntrɪ] |
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gamble ['gæmbl] |
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grocery ['grəusərɪ] |
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hallo [hallo] |
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harden ['hɑ:dn] |
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harp [hɑ:p] |
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hilarious [hɪ'lɛrɪəs] |
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hook [huk] |
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ignominy ['ɪgnəmɪnɪ] |
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infamous ['ɪnfəməs] |
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inhibit [ɪ'nhɪbɪt] |
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interchange [ɪntə'ʧeɪnʤ] |
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intuitive [ɪn'tu:ətɪv] |
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inure [ɪ'njur] |
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jamboree [jamboree] |
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jangle ['ʤæŋgl] |
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marine [mər'i:n] |
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merchant ['mə:ʧənt] |
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merchantman | |
motto ['mɔtə] |
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negotiable [nə'gəuʃəbl] |
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negotiation [nɪgəuʃɪ'eɪʃən] |
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obstruct [əb'strʌkt] |
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outcry ['autkraɪ] |
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parole [pər'əul] |
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peal [pi:l] |
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pontoon [pɑn'tu:n] |
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racket ['rækɪt] |
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rag [ræg] |
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rattler ['rætələ(r)] |
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restrain [rɪs'treɪn] |
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reveller [reveller] |
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scout [skaut] |
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scrape [skreɪp] |
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shame [ʃeɪm] |
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shameful ['ʃeɪmful] |
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shopping mall ['ʃɔpɪŋ mɔ:l] |
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skipper ['skɪpə(r)] |
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tack [tæk] |
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trade [treɪd] |
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trademark ['treɪdmɑ:k] |
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traffic ['træfɪk] |
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trigger ['trɪgə(r)] |
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tumult ['tju:məlt] |
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tune [tju:n] |
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vociferous [və'sɪfərəs] |
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shopping street ['ʃɔpɪŋ stri:t] |
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noiselessly ['nɔɪzlɪslɪ] |
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shopping centre ['ʃɔpɪŋ 'sɛntə(r)] |
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brake pedal [breɪk 'pɛdl] |
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brake shoe | |
brake pads [breɪk pædz] |
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brake servo | |
make a noise [meɪk ə nɔɪz] |
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shopping center ['ʃɔpɪŋ 'sɛntə(r)] |
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sales representative [seɪlz rɛprɪ'zɛntətɪv] |
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schedule ['skɛʤul] |
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noisy ['nɔɪzɪ] |
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mall [mɔ:l] |
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disgrace [dɪs'greɪs] |
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salesperson ['seɪlzpəsɪn] |
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at peace [æt pi:s] |
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disgraceful [dɪs'greɪsful] |
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shopping precinct ['ʃɔpɪŋ 'pri:sɪŋkt] |
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stunt [stʌnt] |
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squelch [skwɛlʧ] |
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trading post ['treɪdɪŋ pəust] |
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indoor sports ['ɪndɔ:(r) spɔ:ts] |
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turnover ['tə:nəuvə(r)] |
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stoned [stəund] |
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frisk [frɪsk] |
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trade secret [treɪd 'si:krɪt] |
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foofaraw | |
make a noise [meɪk ə nɔɪz] |
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rumbling noise ['rʌmbəlɪŋ nɔɪz] |
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on schedule [ɔn 'skɛʤul] |
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chore [ʧɔ:(r)] |
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row [rəu] |
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what's all the fuss about [wɔts ɔ:l ðə fʌs ə'baut] |
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huge shopping centre | |
shopping arcade | |
shopping centre | |
trade-mark [treɪd mɑ:k] |
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slog away [slɔg ə'weɪ] |
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hanker ['hæŋkə(r)] |
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exultant [ɪg'zʌltənt] |