Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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most of [məust ɔv] |
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mostly ['məustlɪ] |
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most [məust] |
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most people [məust 'pi:pl] |
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most certainly [məust 'sə:tənlɪ] |
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most [məust] |
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most of the time [məust ɔv ðə taɪm] |
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most of [məust ɔv] |
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most of all [məust ɔv ɔ:l] |
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most of the people asked in the poll | |
most [məust] |
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most important [məust ɪm'pɔ:tnt] |
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Most of them are made of plastic | |
Most of the students support the new proposal | |
Most people work during the day and sleep at night [məust 'pi:pl wə:k 'durɪŋ ðə deɪ ænd sli:p æt naɪt] |
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Most of the TV programs leave me cold. | |
most policemen [məust pə'li:smɪn] |
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most popular | |
Most- people- switch- the- TV- to- another- channe | |
most [məust] |
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most frequently [məust 'fri:kwəntlɪ] |
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most of use | |
most [məust] |
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most common [məust 'kɔmən] |
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most important topics of interest to our staff in the field of financial awareness | |
most require professional instalation at construction time | |
most useless | |
most suitable | |
most shops closed down | |
most require reinforced sub-floring | |
Most book is a different size. | |
most important way | |
most importent part | |
most of us [məust ɔv ʌs] |
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most people don't like him | |
most seats in Parliament | |
mostly celibate retreats | |
most of whom [məust ɔv hu:m] |
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most retired people can't afford to go on holiday from their pension [məust rɪ'taɪrd 'pi:pl can't ə'fɔ:d tu gəu ɔn 'hɔlədeɪ frɔm ðɛə(r) 'pɛnʃən] |
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Most of the senators were against the new plan [məust ɔv ðə 'sɛnətərz wə:(r) ə'gɛnst ðə nju: plæn] |
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most [məust] |
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Most superstitions are based on false beliefs [məust su:pərs'tɪʃənz ɑ:(r) beɪst ɔn fɔ:ls bɪ'li:fs] |
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most people's confidence is a level below their competency [məust 'pi:pəlz 'kɔnfɪdəns ɪz ə 'lɛvl bɪ'ləu ðɛə(r) 'kɔmpɪtənsɪ] |
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Most willingly [məust 'wɪlɪŋlɪ] |
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most kind [məust kaɪnd] |
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most generous [məust 'ʤɛnərəs] |
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most helpful [məust 'hɛlpful] |
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most frequented [məust 'fri:kwəntɪd] |
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most treasured possession [məust 'trɛʒərd pə'zɛʃən] |
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Most criminals crack when the police force them to a confession [məust 'krɪmənəlz kræk wɛn ðə pə'li:s fɔ:s ðɛm tu ə kən'fɛʃən] |
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most commonly [məust 'kɔmənlɪ] |
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most of all [məust ɔv ɔ:l] |
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Most of them.. [məust ɔv ðɛm] |
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most likely [məust 'laɪklɪ] |
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Most fruit trees blossom in spring [məust fru:t tri:z 'blɔsəm ɪn sprɪŋ] |
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most of [məust ɔv] |
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most assuredly [məust ə'ʃurədlɪ] |
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most likely [məust 'laɪklɪ] |
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mostly ['məustlɪ] |
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most flexible [məust 'flɛksɪbl] |
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most generic [məust ʤə'nɛrɪk] |
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Most of the workers were laid off after the fire. [məust ɔv ðə 'wə:kərz wə:(r) leɪd ɔf 'ɑ:ftə(r) ðə 'faɪə(r)] |
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Most in my house I like that I have close to the lake. [məust ɪn maɪ haus aɪ laɪk ðæt aɪ hæv kləus tu ðə leɪk] |
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most probably [məust 'prɔbəblɪ] |
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Most wanted fugitive arrested [məust 'wɔntəd 'fju:ʤətɪv ər'ɛstəd] |
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most often [məust 'ɔ:fən] |
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most of [məust ɔv] |
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most are caused by [məust ɑ:(r) kɔzd baɪ] |
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most of people [məust ɔv 'pi:pl] |
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most recent [məust 'ri:snt] |
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most likely [məust 'laɪklɪ] |
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mostly ['məustlɪ] |
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most significant [məust sɪg'nɪfɪkənt] |
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most cancers are treatable [məust 'kænsərz ɑ:(r) 'tri:təbl] |
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Most obese people have trouble with their knees [məust ə'bi:s 'pi:pl hæv 'trʌbl wɪð ðɛə(r) ni:z] |
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most alive [məust ə'laɪv] |
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Most people in my town have a very easy-going attitude to life [məust 'pi:pl ɪn maɪ taun hæv ə 'vɛrɪ 'i:zɪ 'gəuɪŋ 'ætətju:d tu laɪf] |
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Most people suffer from poverty. [məust 'pi:pl 'sʌfə(r) frɔm 'pɔvərtɪ] |
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Most people call her Beth. [məust 'pi:pl kɔ:l hə:(r) bɛθ] |
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most [məust] |
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most [məust] |
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most widely used [məust 'waɪdlɪ jju:zd] |
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most of the time at least [məust ɔv ðə taɪm æt li:st] |
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most certainly [məust 'sə:tənlɪ] |
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Most people would kill for this opportunity [məust 'pi:pl wud kɪl fɔ:(r) ðɪs ɔpə'tju:nɪtɪ] |
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mostly ['məustlɪ] |
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Most of all, you can't [məust ɔv ɔ:l ju: kænt] |
Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna] | |
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bridge [brɪʤ] |
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drawbridge ['drɔ:brɪʤ] |
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bridge [brɪʤ] |
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bridge [brɪʤ] |
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breastbone [breastbone] |
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sternum [sternum] |
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bridge [brɪʤ] |
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beam bridge [bi:m brɪʤ] |
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bridge [brɪʤ] |
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bridges ['brɪʤəz] |
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the bridge across the river | |
brisket ['brɪskɪt] |
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a bridge over the river | |
suspended bridge | |
cold bridge | |
London Bridge ['lʌndən brɪʤ] |
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ponton bridge | |
breast bone [brɛst bəun] |
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railway bridge ['reɪlweɪ brɪʤ] |
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suspension bridge [sɪs'pɛnʃən brɪʤ] |
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a bridge [ə brɪʤ] |
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arch bridge [ɑ:ʧ brɪʤ] |
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box girder bridge [bɔks 'gə:də(r) brɪʤ] |
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cable bridge ['keɪbl brɪʤ] |
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pivot bridge ['pɪvɪt brɪʤ] |
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swing bridge [swɪŋ brɪʤ] |
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tilt bridge [tɪlt brɪʤ] |
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truss bridge [trʌs brɪʤ] |
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bridgework [bridgework] |
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fixed bridgework [fɪkst bridgework] |
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sterum [sterum] |
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truss bridge [trʌs brɪʤ] |
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Arch bridge [ɑ:ʧ brɪʤ] |
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Cable stay bridge ['keɪbl steɪ brɪʤ] |
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a railroad bridge was completed [ə 'reɪlrəud brɪʤ wɔz kəm'pli:təd] |
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a bridge was completed [ə brɪʤ wɔz kəm'pli:təd] |
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pontoon bridge [pɑn'tu:n brɪʤ] |
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a bridge designed to withstand earthquakes [ə brɪʤ dɪ'zaɪnd tu wɪθ'stænd 'ə:θkweɪks] |
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bridge [brɪʤ] |
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bridge [brɪʤ] |
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Salient ['seɪlɪənt] |
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all year round (przez cały rok) | |
aim to | |
predominantly [prɪ'dɔmənəntlɪ] |
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latest ['leɪtɪst] |