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having a very important and often negative effect on the future: In 1971, President Richard Nixon made a fateful decision to install tape recorders in the White House.

obudziś sie nagle, z zaskoczenia

wake up with a start

może tez rzeczownik pisk (np. opon), zgrzyt (np. zamka), wrzaskliwy głos pisk (np. opon), zgrzyt (np. zamka), wrzaskliwy głos I heard the screech of the tires.

(Usłyszałem pisk opon.)

Groan: This term typically describes a low, deep sound made in response to pain, frustration, or annoyance. Groaning can also express relief or weariness. For example, someone might groan when lifting something heavy or when hearing bad news.

Moan refers to a softer more drawn-out sound that can convey pain or discomfort it is often associated with a sense of longing, desire or pleasure. commonly used in contexts of physical pain, but it can express emotional states such as yearning or sadness

także trzask i złamać, zatrzaskiwać, zamykać z hałasem, zamykać z trzaskiem

He was fast, but he didnt look it

a flash of lightning that looks like a white line against the sky

If someone's face falls, they suddenly look very disappointed

to laugh quietly:

—used to say that someone becomes very happy or joyful about something

used to show when it is necessary or would be a good thing to perform the activity referred to by the following verb:

unpleasantly thin, often with bones showing:

dishonest actions or behaviour intended to trick someone:

połysk od mokrej albo gładkiej powierzchni

to walk by pulling your feet slowly along the ground rather than lifting them

He jabbed me in the ribs with his finger just to annoy me

He howled in pain. The audience was howling with laughter.