random word of the
day: SLIDES
ENG: shoes that you usually wear to a swimming
pool, backless and open-toed
POL: klapki
(1) Slides are as
easy and comfy as they sound. There are no straps or buckles to mess with — you
just slide them on and go!
a STRAP – pasek (a mini belt)
a BUCKLE – sprzączka (the metal part of a belt/ flat,
typically rectangular frame with a hinged pin, used for joining the ends of a
belt or strap)
to MESS WITH – tu. zmagać się (here: to spend/ waste time on)
to SLIDE (a shoe) ON – wsunąć (to move smoothly along a
surface while maintaining continuous contact with it)
(2) This summer, slides of
all stripes have become the unofficial lazy-girl shoe.
OF ALL STRIPES – każdego rodzaju, wszelkiej maści (of
all types)
(3) Move over gladiator sandals, it's all about the
slide this summer. Slides have gone
from '90s Adidas house slippers to
stylish leather designs, some with a low heel
for a dressier touch.
MOVE OVER! – z drogi
(Get out of the way!)
IT’S ALL ABOUT –
uwaga jest skupiona na (everyone should look at/ talk about)
HOUSE SLIPPERS –
kapcie (comfortable shoes you wear at home)
A HEEL – obcas (the
part of a shoe that makes you look taller)
FOR A DRESSIER TOUCH
– dodający elegancji (making you look more elegant)
4)
That feeling you get when you take off your bra after a long day is similar to
how I feel when I wear socks and slides.
a
BRA – biustonosz (a piece of underwear that covers a woman’s chest)
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