In your notebook, translate the fragments in brackets. Use the words in bold, but don't change their form.
1. I haven't been able to take any time off as I've been completely (zawalony pracą)
SNOWED
2. I don't think my boss trusts me. He's always (stoi mi nad głową) when I'm working.
NECK
3. It was getting late and I was feeling unproductive, so I decided to (zakończyć pracę).
DAY
4. I've recently been made redundant and I van barely (wiążę koniec z końcem).
MEET
5. We're looking for a doctor to join our team. One of the requirements is ability to (podejmowania szybkich decyzji).
FEET
6. I've only recently joined my dad's construction business, so I'm currently just (ucze się fachu)
ROPES
7. After (ciężkim dniu pracy), I'm really looking forward to relaxing on front of the TV.
HARD
8. I haven't been able yo find work for months, so I maybe could (uruchomić swoje znajomości) ?
PULL
1. I haven't been able to take any time off as I've been completely (zawalony pracą)
SNOWED
2. I don't think my boss trusts me. He's always (stoi mi nad głową) when I'm working.
NECK
3. It was getting late and I was feeling unproductive, so I decided to (zakończyć pracę).
DAY
4. I've recently been made redundant and I van barely (wiążę koniec z końcem).
MEET
5. We're looking for a doctor to join our team. One of the requirements is ability to (podejmowania szybkich decyzji).
FEET
6. I've only recently joined my dad's construction business, so I'm currently just (ucze się fachu)
ROPES
7. After (ciężkim dniu pracy), I'm really looking forward to relaxing on front of the TV.
HARD
8. I haven't been able yo find work for months, so I maybe could (uruchomić swoje znajomości) ?
PULL
1. snowed under with work
2. breathing down my neck
3. call it a day
4. make the ends meet
5. think on one's feet
6. learning the ropes
7. putting in a hard day at work
8. pull the strings