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bathrobe /bafrołb/

made of cotton muslin /mazlin/

teach - taught /tot/

I am the only one who...

as you can imagine

We never really got a moment to ourselves.

luxurious /lakszeries/

She's not that capable. /kejpebel/ / mobile /mobajl/

decision-taker

pregnancy ultrasound = baby scan

amygdala /emygdala/

neocortex /nijoł kortex/

I'm always ready for a fight. I'm on standby. = tension

eye-opening

calm - calmer

it will work

in this fourth /forf/ and fifth /fift/

I'm furious. = I'm livid.

We exchanged a few words.

understandable /ander standy bl/

he used body language = it was very visual

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light clothes / summer clothes

wetsuit /łetsjut/

Adam is absent

available /ewej lebel/

do the laundry /lołn dri/

even when it comes to medicine

Everything is on my shoulders.

Everything is on me.

I don’t even have time to react when they misbehave. = deal with their bad behavior

none of them = no one

When I’m about to lose it, Adam is taking over. = When I feel like I’m about to explode.

I’m on the verge of exploding.

occur /oker/

He flip-flops all the time. = he is changing situation all the time!

The kids are easy to handle.

picky eating (he is picky eater)

Kamil is calm.

drunk bum /drank bam/

modesty

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How to manage your emotions in difficult times

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guilty /gilti/

diagnosis /dajagnozyz/

we had a doctor’s appointment

syrup /syrep/

she could become a doctor

Spain

a master planner = a pro in planning

acceptable /aksepte bel/

we will exchange photos and experiences

it’s a mixed blessing

my dad doesn’t want to go anywhere

things connected to

do some yard work = He was cleaning up around the property/house.

they are taken care of

I feel guilty. = feel bad about something

going by bicycle

cyclist /sajklyst/

considering wearing helmet

the jury is still out /dżeri/

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It's called the "Flynn effect" -- the fact that each generation scores higher on an IQ test than the generation before it. Are we actually getting smarter, or just thinking differently? In this fast-paced spin through the cognitive history of the 20th century, moral philosopher James Flynn suggests that changes in the way we think have had surprising (and not always positive) consequences.

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paper tube / stroke

They weren’t asking anybody else.

Take a deep breath /bref/

generate /dżenerejt/

My schedule is all over the place lately.

It’s hard to plan ahead because things change so quickly./ something pops up

Stare like a halfwit /halfłyt/ = He is just standing there staring. /ster/= He looks like a deer in the headlights.

Thomas is frozen = paralyzed /paralajzd/

Au = o:

audit /o dyt/

after completing it

in the office

she is a single parent = she is raising kids on her own

Saying NO

Official:

I’m currently managing a heavy workload.

I may not be able to give this the attention it deserves right now.

Everyday:

I’m tied up with work at the moment.

Work has been especially busy lately.

My schedule is quite full right now.

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3 Habits to Practice Curiosity — and Escape Your Phone | Nayeema Raza | TED

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How not to take things personally? | Frederik Imbo | TEDxMechelen

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we had a doctor's appointment

shallow vs deep

we have our hands full = we have a lot on our plate

destruction /destrakszyn/

he is destructive /destraktyw/

suddenly = out of the blue

hole in the wall

minefield /majn fild/

drug addict = pill-popper

we are addicted to drugs

community centre

these lessons take place twice a month

focused /fołkest/

I am out of sight vs within sight

pre /pri/

we are on the same wavelength = we have the same vibe

we had to catch up

based on my experience

I was thrilled about it.

I am not familiarized /familiarajzd/ with the topic

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market square = old town

audit /odit/

on the same wavelength /lengf/

I’m glad that’s behind me. = I’m happy that’s over. = I’m glad it’s done.

in the meantime

after giving birth

Niacynobaza /niacy noł/– a niacinamide cream

Retinobaza – a retinol cream

Cremobaza – an emollient base cream / moisturizing cream base /mojściurajzing/

irregular /ire gjular/

Adam replaced me = stepped in

We were waiting for who knows what.

he doesn't want to go

she was patronising

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Guy Winch: How to turn off work thoughts during your free time

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Feeling burned out? You may be spending too much time ruminating about your job, says psychologist Guy Winch. Learn how to stop worrying about tomorrow's tasks or stewing over office tensions with three simple techniques aimed at helping you truly relax and recharge after work.

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She slept over at our place. = She stayed over at our place. = She stayed the night at our place.

He learned the poem by heart/by memory.

it was exhausting

plastic document sleeve (to vomit)

pillow vs pills

introvert vs ambivert vs extrovert

I need time to recover = I needed to crash afterward

I’ve got a little situation for you.

I wanted to bail. = resign (wymiksować się)

How will you deal with/handle it?

get a raise

We’ve known each other for a while. / for some time

stage of life

in the field

I see a huge difference

When it comes to the kitchen

back in our student days

adults /adalts/

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Invest In Your Mental Health Every Day | Lindsay Fleming | TEDxWilmette

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being overwhelmed

ADHD

social anxiety

perfectionism

tired

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I couldn't start the engine.

The engine must be running

you CAN leave

leave - left - left

I am really pissed off.

car battery

I felt under the weather. = I felt sick.

bliss = euphoria /ju foria/

there are some tensions between them

She was taking a look at boys. = She was taking care of

It needs some final touches (about room)

exchange information

on the spur of the moment /sper/ = spontaneously /sponte niesli/

we use it wisely /łajsli/

wise = smart

it is worth it

nice -> nicer

more professional = business-like

prompt = instruction

My phone is on silent (mode)

leave my phone in the kitchen

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Esther Perel: The secret to desire in a long-term relationship

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In long-term relationships, we often expect our beloved to be both best friend and erotic partner. But as Esther Perel argues, good and committed sex draws on two conflicting needs: our need for security and our need for surprise. So how do you sustain desire?

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Our company was taken over.

you overthink = worry in advance = worry ahead of time

One step at a time.

the near future vs the distant future

long-term vs short-term goal

I want to be present. = seize /siz/ the day = live in the moment

What’s the catch?

I want some peace and quiet. / peace of mind

width /łajd/ <-> and length /lenf/ ^ = dimensions

thrive /trajw/ = grow

My mind is elsewhere. = I am spaced out.

we are thinking about ourselves

decision has consequences

we have different views regarding/when it comes to eating

According to my husband, I am perfect.

we got used to our preferences = we accepted them

me- myself

you - yourself

she - herself

he - himself

we - ourselves

they - themselves

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Advait Sarkar: How to stop AI from killing your critical thinking

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Chatbots might help you get work done faster - but at what cost? When we outsource our reasoning to artificial intelligence, we reduce ourselves to "middle managers for our own thoughts," says AI and design researcher Advait Sarkar.

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I am hidden in my office.

leave him at creche and pick him up at...

preschool /priskul/

bunk bed

arrange /e rejndż/

designer /desajner/ -> design /dezajn/

an indoor climbing ladder

a play gym ladder

an indoor swing

hydraulic hook /hajdrolik/

you can move it easily /izili/

dimensions /dajmenszens/ of the room = measures

a bedside crib = a co-sleeper

a pull-out bed = a roll-out bed

carpenter

they are at the stage of...

it's good to know your enemy

the way you were raised

My schedule is not fixed.

My children thrive when they see me grow.

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The battle between your present and future self

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Every day, we make decisions that have good or bad consequences for our future selves. (Can I skip flossing just this one time?) Daniel Goldstein makes tools that help us imagine ourselves over time, so that we make smart choices for Future Us.

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fire station

we were convinced that

my family members were relieved /ryliwd/

girls were upset

I am doing more than enough.

We invite people in person.

What comes /kams/ to my mind is...

a plastic bowl

the emotions have calmed down = excitement has faded

calm down!

party favour = goody bags

nervous /nerwes/

because of this sickness = disease

Matthias was clingy. /klindżi/

I decided to leave him at home.

leash /lisz/

disabled /dys ejbled/

every language includes...

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Amy Webb was having no luck with online dating. The dates she liked didn’t write her back, and her own profile attracted crickets (and worse). So, as any fan of data would do: she started making a spreadsheet. Hear the story of how she went on to hack her online dating life -- with frustrating, funny and life-changing results.

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ear inflammation

more stretched /streczt/

UTI (urinary tract infection) = ZUM

lowered/increased muscle tension

bring down fever = reduce fever

sleep regression

changing tires /tajers/ in your car

safe -> safer

crib railing /rejling/ = "fence"

Sensory Integration (SI) Therapy

in Thomas' case

we will have a break

vestibular /westibjular/ dysfunction

build a raft

bump /bamp/ on Thomas' head

children’s autumn jumpsuit/overall

sensitive /sensitif/

disabled = physically challenged

many research (always singular) /ri sercz/

stiff vs flexible

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Curious what goes on inside a tiny human mind? They can't talk (yet), but babies know a lot more than you think.

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venue /wenju/ = location/ setting

ambience = atmosphere = vibe

They tied the knot. /not/ = they got married

They’re really a match made in heaven. = perfect couple

over-the-top / lavish / extravagant /ekstrawa gant/

mouth-watering = delicious

10 out of ten

wedding MC /em si/ (Master of Ceremonies)

more satisfying

It’s just a matter of organization. = It all comes down to organization.

put on vs take off your hat

child bike seat -> I had Thomas in the child bike seat at the back.

tube scarf = neck warmer

bike trailer for children

regularly /regjularli/ = systematically /systematikli/

falling asleep

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“Every mother’s journey is different.”

“It’s okay not to be okay.”

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acceptable /akse pty bel/

I wanted to take his hat off.

It was at the back of my mind.

I had it at the back of my mind.

she is informing them

time is running out = time is almost up

preschool /pri/ assistant/helper

bench /bencz/

went to the osteopath = I had an appointment with the osteopath

the realization hit me

trick-or-treat

personally...

obese person /obis/ vs the problem with obesity

when we were

I am not into it. = I am not a big fan of it.

decoratives

I placed a small light on his grave.

scenery /scineri/

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Alone around Australia? Sounds like my dream weekend. Seriously.

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My epic journey becoming the fastest person to paddle around Australia

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What challenges lie ahead of a staggering 12,700-kilometer paddle around the entire continent of Australia? Crocodiles and sharks were just the beginning, says Ironwoman Bonnie Hancock. Reflecting on her remarkable feat of becoming the fastest person to paddle around Australia, she shares lessons on perseverance, resilience and finding meaning in life’s toughest moments.

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fake it till you make it

fishtank

abstract concept/idea

sickness will last longer

she came /kejm/ to terms with the situation = she agreed/understood/accepted

prostate cancer /prostejt/

cancerous changes /kanseros/

female/male reproductive system

glioma (glejak) /glajołma/

high-risk

arrival /erajwal/

funeral reception

FUNERAL

attend a funeral – to go to the ceremony

To pay one’s respects – to honor the deceased or the family

To offer condolences – to express sympathy for someone’s loss

A celebration of life – a positive remembrance ceremony

To be laid to rest – a respectful way to say someone is buried

A memorial service – ceremony in memory of the deceased

To give a eulogy – to speak in honor of the deceased

A moment of silence – a pause to honor someone who has died

To pass away – polite way to say “die"

No longer with us – gentle phrase for someone who has died

To lose someone – indirect way to say someone has died.

Rest in peace (RIP) – common phrase for the deceased.

Gone too soon – often used when someone dies young.

In loving memory – inscription on gravestones or obituaries.

Six feet under – informal way to mean “buried.”

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Hauntings, Histories, and Campfire Tales: What Ghost Stories Tell Us About Ourselves

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It doesn’t matter if a ghost is real. But what does matter is the ghost story. Coya Paz, interim dean of The Theatre School at DePaul University, delves into three different categories of ghost stories and why it’s important to listen closely - because the dead want just as much from us as we want from them.

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independent in dressing himself = he is doing it by himself = he is doing it on his own

I am sorry for being late!

Right after breakfast, we... - Breakfast comes right after the inhalation.

hoodie/jumper

4 Celsius degrees

However it may sound, I feel calmer.

Odd/strange /trejndż/ as it may sound, I feel more at peace.

I will be more consistent/persistent/steadfast.

gradual /gradziułal/ = step-by-step change/process

how to reverse the process

there is no going back

the faster you realize, the better for you

I was patient. /pejszent/

fearless = not afraid of anything

train/plane spotting

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over two weeks = more than

morning drop-off/ school drop-off

school run -> I’ve just done the school run.

internal feeling

she is not maintaining eye-contact

autism /o tyzm/ spectrum /spektrem/ disorder (ASD)

the quality of care was higher/lower

chaotic /kejotik/= disorganized meeting = unstructured meeting = confusing meeting

it was overwhelming = I was overwhelmed

You’re messing with my confidence!

stomach flu/ bug /bag/

have a back pain

I have a lot on my plate. = A lot is going on.

They are taking turns. (one person and then another)

ER /i ar/ = Emergency Room

hand, foot and mouth disease

rubella /ru bela/ = rose :)

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I am proficient in English. = I am a pro.

It's (not) worth it!

indoor playground

she is in the first grade/second grade/ etc.

Thomas acts differently

venue = place

piano -> grand piano

fireplace (inside) -> campfire / BBQ (barbecue)

indoor/outdoor restaurant

priest /prist/

He's the spitting image of Thomas. = They are alike.

on one side / on the other side

motivation = drive / energy / push / reason / inspiration

climate vs atmosphere

sleep in

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Mastering “Moodset” to Improve Team Performance | Tim Wigham | TEDxAberdeen

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Tim Wigham is Head of Performance at Exceed in Aberdeen, Scotland. He leads a team of performance coaches who implement and guide improvement solutions on upstream drilling, production, and decommissioning workspaces in the energy sector. A specialist in performance coaching for professional teams, Tim will talk about mastering “moodset.” The concept of “mindset” is known to most, but how do we set the mood as leaders? The significance of mood in helping to master a mission, take a family car trip, or win over a nation in turmoil is massively underestimated. Tim will explore how a positive mood can have a huge influence on a team performance climate and encourage high levels of excellence. Tim’s aim is to unmask the idea of “moodset” to inspire others with ideas for enhancing moodset at home, work, and for any mission. Tweet TEDxAberdeen on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tedxabz
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dishwasher vs washing machine

dishwasher tablet

mould /mołld/

I realized this.

sink plug = drain stopper

he heard my voice

he listens to the radio

sin = bad thing you do

confession

I had penance for my sins. = punishment

break - broke

tiles /tajels/ in the bathroom = floor

base -> apply colour coat

remove = take off

noise-reducing headphones

we weren't enjoying ourselves = having fun

pinch

I am interested in your perspective.

at the same time

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Oranges versus bananas: The unforgiving mirror of comparison

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This talk, based on Laura’s own lived experience of being defined through comparison, provides an entertaining and profound examination of the role of comparison in society and the impact it has on how we relate to ourselves and each other. Accessible to all, this talk provides practical strategies of how to reverse the impact comparison has had and embrace our unique identity. Using principles from neuroscience, Laura illuminates four ways to both limit and reverse the impact comparison can have.

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the age range /rejndż/

it sensory experience

interactive

standing area = the floor

seated tickets

overprotective

helicopter parent

pedestrian /pedestrian/ crossing

closed vs open questions

take care of Thomas

our company was taken over = they merged /merdżd/

class pet

I'm running on empty. /emti/

There’s no time to recharge.

determination = discipline

etc -> and so on

determine /dytermyn/

energy lasts longer

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What baby boomers can learn from millennials at work -- and vice versa

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For the first time ever, we have five generations in the workplace at the same time, says entrepreneur Chip Conley. What would happen if we got intentional about how we all work together? In this accessible talk, Conley shows how age diversity makes companies stronger and calls for different generations to mentor each other at work, with wisdom flowing from old to young and young to old alike.

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Les enfants représentent une source importante d'épanouissement et de joies pour leurs parents. En même temps, ils peuvent également être une source d'épuisement (et ceci n'est pas antinomique : l'épanouissement et l'épuisement peuvent coexister ; on peut aimer ses enfants et pourtant se sentir épuisé dans son rôle de parent).

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SUIS-JE EN BURNOUT PARENTAL ? | Burn-out Parental

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Les enfants représentent une source importante d'épanouissement et de joies pour leurs parents. En même temps, ils peuvent également être une source d'épuisement (et ceci n'est pas antinomique : l'épanouissement et l'épuisement peuvent coexister ; on peut aimer ses enfants et pourtant se sentir épuisé dans son rôle...

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shoe sole

success vs failure /feljer/

on our way to the creche

have an accident = he wet himself (not: pee fail)

I am aware of

pancreas /pankris/ - trzustka

spleen -śledziona

liver - wątroba

maid of honour

glamorous /glameres/ = luxurious /lakszeries/

teach - taught /tot/ - I was taught how to swim.

lavish = extravagant wedding = a big fancy wedding = an over-the-top wedding

social norms

Grandpa will feel upset/sad/bad.

we had osteopath's appointment

laugh out loud

we had no expectations

We had nothing to compare it to.

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Redefining burnout | Tomi Mitchell | TEDxISU

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we spontaneous /spontejnies/

If I were in this situation, I would like someone to do the same for me.

cannot work -> CANNOT + normal verb

allow /elał/

power = rule, domination

we are on the same side = playing to one goal

If children don't watch it, they will...

average /awyrydż/

hypothetical /hajpotetikal/

osteopath /ostijoł paf/

we are quick to judge /dżadż/

Junior High School

content of the programme

He is not aware of the context.

Pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS):

mood swings

irritability

bloating

fatigue

headaches

food cravings

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Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt’s latest book, “The Anxious Generation,” is shaping cultural conversations and sparking fierce debates about the role of smartphones in society. In this timely conversation, he investigates how a smartphone-based childhood, amplified by overprotective parenting, is driving the mental health crisis among young people. He also explores the push for phone bans in schools and the concrete steps we can take to improve the mental health of young people around the world. (This conversation was hosted by Elise Hu, the host of TED Talks Daily. Visit ted.com/membership to support TED today and join more exclusive events like this one.)

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counter /kałnter/

potty training

He peed / pooped.

Many children are doing this.

underwear vs pants

beauty products

multitasking cream = nivea

fair enough /fer inaf/

determined /dytermynd/

I am trying to dress him.

We are observing them.

the situation evolves

breathing /briding/

children (they) have

baby carrier

liberals vs conservatists

representatives

when you are adding it up = summing up

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On any given day we’re lied to from 10 to 200 times, and the clues to detect those lies can be subtle and counter-intuitive. Pamela Meyer, author of “Liespotting,” shows the manners and “hotspots” used by those trained to recognize deception -- and she argues honesty is a value worth preserving. (Contains mature content)

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swimming board = floaties /flołti/

slide vs swing

"little nightmare" = That was a bit of a pain. / What a hassle that was.

woman behind us

leave Thomas at home

typical food

new things like/such as seafood

According to my mother-in-law...

we asked for a second crib

pilates /pilatiiiiiiiz/

travel guide / tourguide

children were taken care of = children were looked after

peacock /pi kok/

to be batshit crazy about something = to have a thing for something

crawling phase

On the playground:

slide (zjeżdżalnia)

swing / swing set (huśtawka)

climbing frame / jungle gym (drabinki / małpi gaj)

monkey bars (drążki do wspinania się)

seesaw / teeter-totter (huśtawka wagowa / równoważnia)

spring rider (bujak na sprężynie)

merry-go-round / roundabout (karuzela)

balance beam (równoważnia)

rope bridge (most linowy)

climbing wall (ścianka wspinaczkowa)

playhouse / treehouse (domek do zabawy / domek na drzewie)

sandbox / sandpit (piaskownica)

water table (stolik wodny)

mud kitchen (błotna kuchnia)

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I wasn't into it.

I was considering it.

rituals /ri czu als/

First Holy Communion

Sacrament of Confirmation

the Resurrection of Jesus Christ

separation anxiety /angzajeti/ = fear

cutie pie = little cutie /kjuti/ = snugglebug /snagyl bag/

I put Thomas to sleep.

baby porridge = milk with some porridge

to hug/snuggle/cuddle

dark vs light colours

wardrobe assistant / personal shopper

search-and-find book

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The surprising thing I learned sailing solo around the world

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What do you learn when you sail around the world on your own? When solo sailor Ellen MacArthur circled the globe – carrying everything she needed with her – she came back with new insight into the way the world works, as a place of interlocking cycles and finite resources, where the decisions we make today affect what’s left for tomorrow. She proposes a bold new way to see the world’s economic systems: not as linear, but as circular, where everything comes around.

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https://www.blogglobtrotera.pl/kos-termy-embros-leczniczy-zakatek-greckiej-wyspy/ - leave your kids with granma at night and go there (it was for free). You can sit in hot thermals and admire stars. During the day, there are a lot of people + for kids hot thermals are not recommended.

https://kosadventures.pl/plaze/plaze-tigaki/ - Tigaki beach is beautiful!

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Jedna z głównych atrakcji greckiej wyspy Kos - naturalne wody termalne. Rewelacyjne miejsce, które polecam wszystkim! Jest to bardzo mała, kameralna plaża otoczona potężnymi klifami. Embros Therma to gorące źródło termalne wydobywające się ze skalnej groty i posiadające lecznicze działanie (zawiera magnez, wapń, potas, sód, siarkę oraz ... chlor). W przedniej części plaży znajduje się słynny "seapool" z gorących źródeł osłonięty skałami. To tutaj ciepła woda miesza się z wodą morską dając nam poczucie naturalnie ciepłej kąpieli. Jest to doskonała metoda terapeutyczna dla wszystkich - zwłaszcza tych - którzy cierpią z powodu bólów mięśniowych. Wchodząc do tego źródełka (wstęp bezpłatny) poczujemy się jak w jacuzzi, a to za sprawą wydobywających się z jego dna naturalnych bąbelków. Lecznicze właściwości nadaje temu miejscu także unosząca się w powietrzu siarka. Aby tutaj dotrzeć musimy kierować się z Kos główną drogą do miejscowości Agios Fokas. Źródełko znajduje się tuż za tą miejscowością i oddalone jest o 12 kilometrów od miasta Kos.

Jak dotrzeć do Term Embros?

Thermy odkrył w 1934 włoski archeolog Laourentsi. Najgorętsza woda - wypływająca ze szczelin skalnych - osiąga nawet 50 stopni Celsjusza. Im dalej od wulkanicznego źródełka, tym woda staje się przyjemniejsza. Mieszając się z wodą morską otrzymuje temperaturę od 25 do 40 stopni. Pływanie w termach to czysta przyjemność. Termom udało się zachować swój naturalny urok. Nie dotarła tutaj żadna infrastruktura turystyczna (brak pryszniców, przebieralni, toalet). Osobiście jestem zachwycony tym miejscem. Uwielbiam wszelkie naturalne dary od naszej matki Ziemi. Nie tylko ja pokochałem to miejsce, jest ono bardzo popularne wśród turystów, których jest tutaj bardzo dużo. Na miejscu mamy możliwość wynajęcia leżaków oraz uraczenia się drinkiem w lokalnym barze. Parking oddalony jest od plaży ze źródłem o 10 minut pieszej drogi bardzo stromym i skalistym wybrzeżem. Nie polecam dojazdu do samych term wypożyczonym samochodem, ponieważ droga jest kamyczkowa i jedzie się mocno w dół. Po pierwsze dużo więcej spalimy benzyny, a po drugie droga najlepsza jest dla skuterów i quadów. Najlepszym i najtańszym sposobem jest dojazd lokalnym autobusem. Autobus numer 5 to linia, która zawiezie nas docelowo do term. Bilet to koszt 2 euro w jedną stronę (kupując u kierowcy za bilet zapłacimy 0,50 euro więcej). Pierwszy autobus wyrusza z Kos o 10:15 i jeździ co godzinę (11:15, 12:15, 13:15, 14:15, 15:15, 16:15, ostatni jest o 17:15). Zatrzymuje się na wszystkich przystankach w miasteczku, wystarczy zamachać kierowcy. Autobusy odjeżdżające z term do Kos, wyjeżdżają co godzinę od 10:40, ostatni jest o 17:40. Polecam także odwiedzić to miejsce własnym transportem w godzinach porannych - przed tłumami ludzi, których przywozi pierwszy autobus. W ciągu dnia woda dodatkowo nagrzewa się od gorącego słońca - wtedy kąpiel staje się wyzwaniem. Termy nie mają ustalonych godzin otwarcia ani zamknięcia. Możemy pojawić się tutaj nawet po zachodzie słońca i spędzić bardzo romantyczny czas we dwoje z butelką szampana oraz latarką w ręku.

Lecznicze błoto z wulkanu

Na miejscu oprócz darmowej kąpieli w gorących źródłach mamy także możliwość (za 5 euro) wysmarowania się leczniczym błotem z pobliskiej wulkanicznej wyspy Nissyros. Polecam to! Należy wysmarować całe ciało, łącznie z twarzą i wygrzewać się na słońcu 40 minut, aż do zastygnięcia błotka. Na naszym ciele zrobi się dość twarda skorupa ograniczająca nasze ruchy - to moment w którym trzeba zmyć błotko. Podobno zabieg ten odmładza naszą skórę i znacznie poprawia jej kondycje. Coś w tym jest, ponieważ skóra po takiej błotnej terapii jest bardzo, bardzo gładka w dotyku. Będąc tutaj wpadło mi do głowy kolejne marzenie, aby przynajmniej raz na dwa,trzy miesiące odwiedzać takie naturalne spa na świecie. Dzięki temu pozostanę wiecznie młody 🙂 Termy na Kos uważam za super miejsce, które zasługuje na miano największej atrakcji na wyspie.

Relacja video z mojej podróży do Term Embros:

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I breastfed him (past)

feed - fed - fed

I didn't have to worry about...

In my wardrobe there is still space for more shoes.

I have nothing to wear. I need to go on a shopping spree.

lately / currently /karentli/

beige /bejż/

pair /per/ of jeans

deal - dealt - dealt /delt/

I was listening to my intuition. (gut /gat/ instinct)

decisive vs indecisive /desajsiw/

we were rushing home = running

make a scene = throw a tantrum

compare two things

baby brain = momnesia /momnizja/

argument = quarrel /kłarel/ = have a fight

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We left him at home.

I am afraid he will be sick.

I look for = search

I look at = see

5-year-old boy = he is 5 years old

rules

raising children = bringing up

I was interested in this topic.

Make a fuss /fas/ while getting dressed = throw a tantrum = make a scene

manage emotions = cope with emotions

it leads to explosion

caretaker

it will take me few months to go outside

when I was pregnant

One take - if it's filmed in one continuous sequence

focus /fołkes/

spend more time on organizing

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cleaning chemicals /kemikals/

deep-clean

induction cooktop

smudges on windows /smadżes/

play foam/ foam clay

take laptop from

it's worth trying

vicious circle/cycle /wyszys/

regenerate/recover

activity play mat

I know how they are doing = I know what's going on with them

fresh mind = I am not so alert

additional attraction = sideshow (Thomas vomiting)

pram (M) vs stroller (T)

I picked him up from the creche.

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As curator of mammals at Zoo Atlanta, Stephanie Braccini Slade can attest that animals, just like humans, need to make choices to feel in control of their lives. Slade shares the story of a troubled chimpanzee named Holly to explain how crafting opportunities for choice in an animal's environment can create positive behavioral outcomes and improve their overall quality of life.

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I heard it once.

Starting this wekend, I watch...

educational content

first of all

for and against /egenst/

not chatty vs chatter-box/talkative

It's beyond me! = It's mindblowing! = It's blowing my mind.

superior vs inferior/subordinate

hostile /hostajel/ = aggressive

wishy-washy = indecisive /in desajsiw/

babbling = talk nonsense = all talk, no substance

it is behavioral /bihej wieral/

we share responsibilities = divide duties

at this stage of my life

PRESENT FOR YOU:

Larynx -Laryngitis

Throat - Pharyngitis (sore throat)

Tonsils - Tonsillitis (inflammation of the tonsils)

Lungs - Pneumonia (lung infection)

Bronchi - Bronchitis (inflammation of the bronchial tubes)

Ear - Otitis (ear infection)

Nose - Rhinitis (runny/stuffy nose)

Sinuses - Sinusitis (sinus infection)

Stomach - Gastritis (stomach inflammation)

Intestines - Gastroenteritis (stomach flu)

Skin - Dermatitis (skin inflammation)

Brain - Encephalitis (brain inflammation)

Meninges - Meningitis (inflammation of brain membranes)

Joints - Arthritis (joint inflammation)

Liver - Hepatitis (liver inflammation)

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scarlet fever

fly - flew - flown

time passed so quickly

angine /an dżaj na/ = I have strep throat = I have tonsillitis /tonsi lajtis/

boost immunity after antibiotics

seat booster = seat cushion

consider = thinking about it

I wanted him to go.

I left Thomas at home.

household rules

it is up to you = it is your responsibility

When the weather is hot, it will be easier.

cousin = extended family

Come over! = Drop by! = Stop by!

Mom-friendly curses:

Son of a biscuit!

holy smokes

For crying out loud!

For fork’s sake!

Zip it! (be quiet)

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Drawing on her research into the science of play, evolutionary biologist Carole K. Hooven delves into how testosterone impacts the body and brain, interacting with culture to create differences in human behavior — starting with why boys tend to prefer rougher play than girls.

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the ultimatum /altimejtem/

nutritious meal /natriszes/

cheek

cheeky = rude

I called Adam. = I asked Adam to come over.

two systems were involved

this is an allergy to

He is allergic to...

anaphylactic shock /anafylaktyk/

He is not aware of it.

allergist / allergologist

oatmeal

hold the grudge /gradż/ (remember bad things)

We argue. = We have an argument.

He is gifted. = talented

I was given flowers.

stir the food on the firepan