słownik polsko - angielski
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więdnąć po angielsku:
1. wilt
The downside is that you wilt like an unwatered flower by early evening and cringe at the thought of going out after nine.
Don't wilt away, love.
Life will only make your conscience... wilt!
It was so hot in the restaurant that, after half an hour, we were all starting to wilt.
Angielskie słowo "więdnąć" (wilt) występuje w zestawach:
plants - unit 13 pearsonTaylor 1989, Rep I
unit 13 str 210
13. Świat przyrody
harry potter
2. to wither
Angielskie słowo "więdnąć" (to wither) występuje w zestawach:
Gramatyka dla zaawansowanychE Dla Zaawansowanych 2 C1-C2
from journals
3. fade
Her beauty will fade in time.
The color won't fade.
Over time, memories can fade or disappear.
The picture began to fade suddenly.
Flowers soon fade when they have been cut.
Some people are easy to remember, but others sort of fade into the background.
Marie’s smile slowly faded.
The advantages of writing in ink instatead of in pencil are that ink does not fade as pencil does.
With time, memories of that painful summer would fade away. The music began to fade. The walls had been faded by the sun.
My favourite black dress has faded.
If you hang your clothes out in the bright sun, they will fade.
The person becoming reliant on computers; because they are not exercising their own talents, those talents begin to fade.
It gradually becomes thinner and fades into space.
He stood over her, watching the life fade from her eyes.
Today, however, many of them hope the issue will quickly fade
4. droop
Scabbers was looking thinner than usual, and there was a definite droop to his whiskers
the drooping branches of the apple tree