My advanved

cramming for sth

intensively preparing for sth

past papers

exam papers from previous years

rote learning

learning by repetition, uczenie na pamięć

mnemonics

tricks that help you remember

bury yourself in your books

spend the maximum time learning

First draft

First rough version

plagiarism

plagiat

propensity for sth

tendency

welcome to my humble abode!

w skromnych progach

propel

drive or push something forward. The Kon-Tiki sailed across the Pacific Ocean propelled by wind power. Propel to the next level.

submit

hand in formal. You must submit your application before 1 January.

dissuade sb from

discourage, deter

give way

You must give way at a give-way sign. You must give way to pedestrans at a pedestrian crossing.

Right of way.

Traffic coming from the right has a right of way.

jumping a red light

reckless driving

drink-driving

and drug-driving

confer

to exchange ideas on a particular subject. I need some time to confer with my lawyer to give an official title, honour, or advantage to someone: An honorary doctorate was conferred on him by Columbia University.

conspicuous

adj. clearly visible. conspicuity - noun

discordance

an unpleasant sound or combination of sounds: a disagreement, or the quality of not being in agreement with something or someone else: "There is no discordance between this report and the president's position on climate," he claimed.

penalty points, penalty (for breaking the law)

negative points which are added up over time and which can result in the loss of your licence

breathalyser test

instrument you breathe into to measure alcohol level

on-the-spot fines

given at the scene of the of f ence

exhaust emissions

waste gases produced by the vehicle

roadworthy

in a condition that it can be driven safely

depth of tyre tread

drving with a bald tyre

Paying the bill phrases

Split the bill. Lunch is on me. Be my guest. Let me get this.

impecabble

perfect

sluggish f. e. service

rather slowly

courteous

polite

overbearing

too confident, apodyktyczny.

sullen adj. sullenness. noun

bad tempered, unwilling to smile

brusque

Quick and rude

go out of sbs way

do every thing possible