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I applied for the job just to humour my parents. începe să înveți
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udobruchać (kogoś), ustępować (komuś)
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Mysteries that science can't fathom. începe să înveți
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pojąć, zrozumieć; sążeń (miara głębokości) Tajemnice których nauka nie może zgłębić.
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After coming back from the sick leave I had to catch up on many things at work. începe să înveți
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nadrabiać zaległości w czymś Po powrocie ze zwolnienia lekarskiego musiałam nadrobić duże zaległości w pracy.
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have sb on (UK) / put sb on (US) Try to make someone believe something that is untrue, especially as a joke. I didn't believe him - I thought he was having me on începe să înveți
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zwodzić kogoś, żartować sobie z kogoś Nie wierzyłem mu - myślałem, że mnie zwodzi.
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Any man is liable to err, only a fool persists in error. - Cicero începe să înveți
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być narażony na coś, podlegać czemuś
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be liable for something; responsible for Corporate officials are liable for the safety of their employees. începe să înveți
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być odpowiedzialnym za coś
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Would you care for a cup of tea? începe să înveți
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Czy ma pan ochotę na filiżankę herbaty?
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confine someone in a prison or psychiatric hospital. In the past, people who suffered from schizophrenia were often put away. începe să înveți
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umieścić kogoś (np. w więzieniu, w szpitalu dla umysłowo chorych)
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a situation in which many people complain about something angrily There's an uproar in the room about what to watch next. începe să înveți
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out of touch with reality I hate religious people who are out of touch with reality. începe să înveți
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oderwany od rzeczywistości Nienawidzę religijnych ludzi, którzy tracą kontakt z rzeczywistością.
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to cause trouble or extra work for someone It would be great if you could help, but I don't want to put you out. începe să înveți
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fatygować kogoś, robić komuś kłopot
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To make someone retire, especially due to advancing age. They've put John out to pasture and replaced him with someone who's got half his experience. începe să înveți
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wysłać kogoś na zieloną trawkę
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cop out, beat the rap (US) She copped out of the parachute jump at the last minute with some feeble excuse. începe să înveți
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wykręcić się, wymigać się
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to sleep at someone's house for one night: 1. I'll stay over at Michael's after the reception. 2. Why don't you stay over and drive back in the morning? începe să înveți
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1. Zatrzymam się na noc u Michała po weselu. 2. Może byś został na noc i pojechał rano?
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They decided to reconcile with each other. începe să înveți
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pogodzić (się), pojednać się Oni zdecydowali się pojednać ze sobą.
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The prisoner was released on parole, with the condition that he stayed home between 7pm and 7am. începe să înveți
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warunkowe zwolnienie z więzienia Więzień został zwolniony warunkowo, pod warunkiem, że między 19:00 a 7:00 będzie przebywał w domu.
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to have enough determination to do something unpleasant or dangerous The young conscripts had no stomach for a fight. începe să înveți
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nie mieć odwagi na coś, nie czuć się na siłach (idiom)
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If a start-up breaks even in the first year of operating, it'll be a success. începe să înveți
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Jeśli firma rozpoczynająca działalność wyjdzie na zero w pierwszym roku działalności, to będzie sukces.
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The vase tipped over and the flowers fell out to the table. începe să înveți
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Wazon się wywrócił i na stół wypadły kwiaty.
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up-and-up, on the up-and-up Before paying any money, make sure the organization is on the up-and-up. începe să înveți
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uczciwy, porządny, legalny
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1. For the last three weeks her life had been in disarray. 2. The inspection disarrayed the usual schedule începe să înveți
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1. nieład, nieporządek, zamęt; 2. wprowadzić zamieszania
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1. stack; 2. to stack (up) a pile of objects, typically one that is neatly arranged. 1. I've got a whole stack of unread letters. 2. I stacked the books on that shelf. începe să înveți
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1. stos, sterta, kupa; 2. układać w stos 1. Mam całą stertę nieprzeczytanych listów. 2. Ułożyłem książki w stos na tamtej półce.
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an untidy collection of things piled up haphazardly. she rushed out, leaving her clothes in a heap on the floor începe să înveți
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1. stos, sterta, kupa; 2. zgarnąć na stertę, nagromadzić
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(order to join the army) începe să înveți
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the main point or meaning of something without the details They get the gist of many sentences but not all the meaning. începe să înveți
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sens, sedno, istota sprawy
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He was exempted from war service due to poor health. with special permission not to have to do something or pay something Consequently, such exemption cannot be granted. începe să înveți
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Z powodu złego stanu zdrowia został zwolniony z służby wojskowej. W rezultacie takie zwolnienie nie może zostać przyznane.
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The gravel crunched under our feet, so we had to stop. începe să înveți
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Musieliśmy się zatrzymać, bo żwir zgrzytał nam pod stopami.
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manage without; get rid of. 1. I think we can dispense with all these cardboard boxes, don't you? We don't need them anymore. 2. Let's dispense with the formalities, shall we? începe să înveți
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dać sobie z czymś spokój, obyć się bez czegoś, darować sobie coś 1. Myślę, że obędziemy się bez tych wszystkich tekturowych pudeł, nie sądzisz? Nie potrzebujemy ich już. 2. Dajmy sobie spokój z formalnościami, dobrze?
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The minister held talks with his French counterpart. începe să înveți
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odpowiednik (np. osoby, instytucji)
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the boonies, the boondocks These were the boonies, last stop on the civilization express. începe să înveți
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zadupie, pipidówka, odludzie
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to press someone's throat tightly so they cannot breathe His hands reached to her throat in an attempt to throttle her. începe să înveți
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1. dusić, dławić (kogoś); 2. tłumić (rozwój), dławić (postęp) Jego ręce sięgały po jej gardło, próbując ją udusić.
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produce or provide (a natural, agricultural, or industrial product). 1. The experiment yielded an answer the scientists have been looking for. 2. The metal yielded under his fist. începe să înveți
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1. dawać, skutkować (np. wynik), rodzić, dostarczać (np. plony); 2. ustąpić, poddać się 1. Eksperyment dał odpowiedź, której szukali naukowcy. 2. Metal ustąpił pod jego pięścią.
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be up to no good / be up to sth doing something wrong or secret If they follow us from the restaurant, we can be sure they're up to no good. începe să înveți
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Jeśli oni wyjdą za nami z restauracji, możemy być pewni, że coś kombinują.
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1. mix or cause to mix together. 2. to meet and talk to a lot of people at a party or similar event 1. The smell of fresh coffee mingled with cigarette smoke. 2. the smell of fresh coffee mingled with cigarette smoke. începe să înveți
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przyłączać (się), mieszać (się), wmieszać się w tłum; spotykać się, porozmawiać
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do one's utmost [+ to do sth] Dan was doing his utmost to be helpful. începe să înveți
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zrobić wszystko, co w czyjejś mocy.
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The general objectives of this Agreement are indicated hereafter: începe să înveți
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odtąd, w przyszłości, poniżej, od tej chwili (formal) Ogólne cele niniejszej Umowy są wskazane poniżej:
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put somebody up to something Some friends put John up to stealing a bike. începe să înveți
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namawiać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś (np. o czymś negatywnym) Koledzy namówili Jasia do kradzieży roweru.
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have misgivings about something She has serious misgivings about giving birth at home. începe să înveți
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mieć obawy co do czegoś, mieć złe przeczucie co do czegoś
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He had to beg, grovel, and crawl to get it all back. începe să înveți
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czołgać się, płaszczyć się (przed kimś), tarzać się Musiał błagać, płaszczyć się i czołgać, żeby wszystko odzyskać.
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thingy, thingummy, thingumajig, thingumabob, whatsit, whatchamacallit, used to refer to something or someone when you cannot remember their name începe să înveți
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1. Despite the difficulties, I decided to persevere with the project. 2. The treatment is painful, but I'm going to persevere with it. începe să înveți
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wytrwać, nie ustawać, nie ustępować, utrzymywać się
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goods to be sold and bought I know somebody who's very interested in this merchandise. începe să înveți
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towar (produkty wystawione na sprzedaż w sklepie, na targowisku) Znam kogoś, kto jest bardzo zainteresowany tym towarem.
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to be very grateful to someone I am indebted to them both for their considerable help and support. începe să înveți
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być komuś zobowiązanym lub wdzięcznym Jestem im wdzięczny za ich znaczną pomoc i wsparcie.
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resourceful, ingenious, inventive good at finding ways to solve problems We need resourceful people in our company. începe să înveți
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przedsiębiorczy, obrotny, pomysłowy, zaradny Potrzebujemy przedsiębiorczych osób w naszej firmie.
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have the gall to do something I can't believe he had the gall to complain. începe să înveți
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expel large quantities of (something) rapidly and forcibly. 1. Buses were spewing out black clouds of exhaust 2. Groups like these use the Internet to spew racial hatred. începe să înveți
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rzygać, wyrzucać (z siebie)
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What galls me is that he escaped without punishment. începe să înveți
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1. żółć; złość, nienawiść; tupet, czelność 2. drażnić, irytować
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(by) courtesy of somebody by someone's permission or kindness, rather than by pa The photograph is courtesy of the Natural History Museum. începe să înveți
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(przez) dzięki uprzejmości kogoś za sprawą czyjejś zgody lub uprzejmości, a nie przez pa
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abundant in sth, teeming with something începe să înveți
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The park teemed with people. începe să înveți
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mrowić się, roić się, obfitować (w coś)
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Child poverty was and is a particular blight on American society. începe să înveți
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plaga, przekleństwo, nieszczęście
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to stop someone or something before they are able to reach a particular place 1. We'll have an agent by the phone to intercept the call. 2. The boat carrying 653 refugees was intercepted at sea. începe să înveți
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1. Będziemy mieć agenta przy telefonie by przechwycił rozmowę. 2. Łódź przewożąca 653 uchodźców została przechwycona na morzu.
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You're doing very well everybody. Keep it up! începe să înveți
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Tak trzymaj! Rób tak dalej.
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She is too fast, I can't keep up with her. începe să înveți
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dotrzymywać komuś kroku/utrzymywać z kimś kontakt Ona jest zbyt szybka, nie mogę dotrzymać jej kroku.
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She feels spite towards her mother-in-law. începe să înveți
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Ona czuje urazę do swojej teściowej.
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I never go back on my word (= not do what I said I would do). începe să înveți
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nie zrobić czegoś, co się obiecało; nie dotrzymać czegoś
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keep in step, keep pace with sb 1. I can't keep pace with you. I have a broken toe. 2. We have to keep pace with the changing times. începe să înveți
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1. Nie mogę dotrzymać ci kroku. Mam złamany palec u nogi. 2. Musimy nadążyć za zmieniającymi się czasami.
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Tom didn’t mince words and told me straight away that I had failed. începe să înveți
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pride oneself on something Peter prides himself on his sports results. începe să înveți
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Piotrek szczyci się swoimi wynikami w sporcie.
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mieć się na baczności, uważać na
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I was bitten by a dog in my childhood, so now I'm a little wary of them. începe să înveți
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ostrożny, nieufny, przezorny, czujny W dzieciństwie zostałam ugryziona przez psa, więc teraz jestem wobec nich nieco ostrożna.
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1. Several key witnesses have retracted their statements/claims/allegations. 2. The police later retracted all the charges against the women. începe să înveți
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1. Kilku kluczowych świadków wycofało swoje oświadczenia / roszczenia / zarzuty. 2. Policja później wycofała wszystkie zarzuty wobec kobiet.
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1. I'll let you off this time, but don't ever lie to me again. 2. The judge let her off with (= only punished her with) a fine. începe să înveți
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darować komuś karę, puszczać płazem
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to prevent something bad that someone is planning to do 1. The plot was foiled by undercover police officers. 2. The government has foiled an attempted military coup. începe să înveți
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All I want to do, here, is give you a public commendation for initiative. începe să înveți
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His courage was commended by the report. începe să înveți
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He turned the chair around and straddled it. începe să înveți
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1. siedzieć /stać okrakiem 2. popierać dwie pozornie przeciwne strony
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making you think that something bad is going to happen There were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead. începe să înveți
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The thought of marrying him filled her with abhorrence. începe să înveți
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wstręt, obrzydzenie, odraza wobec czegoś
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One shoulder had been flayed to reveal the muscles. începe să înveți
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1. obedrzeć ze skóry, wychłostać, dotkliwie pobić; 2. ostro krytykować, strofować
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to experience great difficulties or be completely unable to decide what to do or say next 1. Although his business was a success, his marriage was floundering. 2. Richardson resigned as chairman, leaving the company floundering. începe să înveți
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1. flądra; 2.plątać się, być skołowanym, brnąć
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fare well/badly/better, etc 1. If he had studied more, he would have fared better on his exam. 2. The party fared badly in the spring elections începe să înveți
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powodzić się lub wieść się lub radzić sobie dobrze/źle/lepiej itp. 1. Gdyby się więcej uczył, lepiej by mu poszło na egzaminie. 2. Partia wypadła źle w wiosennych wyborach
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The company then found itself short of funds due to mismanagement. începe să înveți
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niegospodarność, zła organizacja, marnotrawstwo
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to put something in a particular place until it is needed Our camping equipment is stowed away in the loft. începe să înveți
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to admit that something is true, even though you do not want to 1. Even the company chairman concedes that the results are disappointing. 2. Don't even try to convince her, she won't concede. începe să înveți
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przyznać (słuszność), przyznawać się, ustępować, dawać za wygraną 1. Nawet prezes firmy przyznaje, że wyniki są rozczarowujące. 2. Nawet nie próbuj jej przekonać, ona nie da za wygraną.
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przyznać się do porażki, uznać swoją porażkę
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If an animal snarls, it shows its teeth and makes an angry sound. începe să înveți
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warczeć, odburknąć, odezwać się opryskliwie
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put/set sb's mind at rest / at ease I was really worried about the tests, but talking to the doctor put my mind at rest. începe să înveți
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1. Several journalists were killed by stray bullets. 2. I strayed too far from the footpath and got lost. începe să înveți
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błądzić, błąkać się; zabłąkany, zagubiony, przypadkowy 1. Kilku dziennikarzy zostało zabitych przez przypadkowe kule. 2. Błąkałem się zbyt daleko od ścieżki i zgubiłem się.
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see fit (to do something) 1. Dispose of them as you see fit. 2. She saw fit to pull her son out of the school începe să înveți
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uznać za stosowne / właściwe (zrobić coś) 1. Rozporządź nimi jak uważasz za stosowne / jak ci się podoba. 2. Uznała za stosowne wyciągnąć syna ze szkoły.
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to visit someone unexpectedly 1. Can you drop by for dinner? 2. Would you like me to drop by your place this morning. începe să înveți
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wpaść do kogoś (z wizytą) 1. Możesz wpaść z wizytą na obiad? 2. Czy chciałbyś, żebym wpadł dziś rano do ciebie?
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bring about or initiate (an action or event). 1. Members of each group blamed the other for instigating violence. 2. It's easy to instigate a person who is so hot-tempered. începe să înveți
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namawiać, nakłaniać, podżegać (np. do buntu); wszczynać, przystępować (np. do ataku)
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to no longer be in danger or difficulty: As soon as her temperature is down, she’ll be out of the woods. începe să înveți
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mieć najgorsze za sobą, wychodzić na prostą, uporać się z problemami (idiom) Jak tylko jej temperatura spadnie, będzie mieć najgorsze za sobą.
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1. She was prepared to die for the cause rather than abandon her comrade. 2. I was going to become a martyr for the cause. începe să înveți
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1. Była gotowa raczej umrzeć za sprawę, niż opuścić swojego towarzysza. 2. Chciałem być męczennikiem w słusznej sprawie.
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be somebody's junior by two years - be two years somebody's junior începe să înveți
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być od kogoś młodszy o dwa lata
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1. He feigned illness to avoid having to work. 2. You might feign anger but your eyes are saying, clearly, that you are happy to see me here. începe să înveți
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to accept a difficult situation and deal with it in a determined way And sometimes, all you can do is grit your teeth and tell the truth. începe să înveți
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Czasem jedyne, co możesz zrobić to zacisnąć zęby i powiedzieć prawdę.
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a person from the countryside who is considered to be stupid and without experience începe să înveți
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He can always rely on his unerring intuition. începe să înveți
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nieomylny, bezbłędny, niezawodny On zawsze może polegać na swojej niezawodnej intuicji.
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a plan that shows who must do which jobs and when they must do them începe să înveți
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lista, grafik, harmonogram; wpisać kogoś w grafik
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harmonogram dyżurów, wykazu obowiązków
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looking exhausted and unwell, especially from fatigue, worry, or suffering. After a sleepless night her face looked very tired and haggard. începe să înveți
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wymizerowany, wynędzniały (o wyglądzie)
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1. The company has finally caved in to the demands of the unions. 2. They will push you, but you can't cave. începe să înveți
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ustąpić pod presją, poddać się, ugiąć się
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a group of people or things that are standing close together They huddled around the fire to keep warm. începe să înveți
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1. skupisko, gromada ludzi; 2. gromadzić (się), przycupnąć, kulić się
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hang or swing loosely. Decorations dangled from the ceiling. începe să înveți
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Dekoracje zwisały z sufitu.
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a man who is in the army, navy, or airforce He believed every serviceman who survived the war came back a hero. începe să înveți
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1. serwisant; 2. wojskowy, żołnierz
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If problems beset you, they cause you continuing difficulties. 1. The project has been beset by problems from the start. 2. You will be beset with failure, but never give up hope. începe să înveți
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bar, except for, apart from. 1. I've read all her books, bar one. 2. Everyone was at the party bar John. începe să înveți
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1. The shop assistant had to account for all of the transactions. 2. Oil accounts for about thirty per cent of this country's export. începe să înveți
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1. rozliczać się z czegoś, wyjaśnić; 2. stanowić część czegoś 1. Ekspedientka musiała rozliczyć się ze wszystkich transakcji. 2. Ropa stanowi około trzydziestu procent eksportu tego kraju.
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The badge was still pinned on her jacket's lapel. începe să înveți
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klapa (od marynarki, płaszcza) (Odznaka była dalej przypięta do klapy jej żakietu.
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începe să înveți
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1. serdeczny, szczery; 2. obfity, solidny (np. posiłek)
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for somebody's sake, for the sake of somebody for this reason or purpose He begged her to stay for the sake of the children. începe să înveți
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przez wzgląd na kogoś, ze względu na kogoś
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You can't push this boy around. începe să înveți
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Nie możesz pomiatać tym chłopcem.
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puke (informal), vomit, throw up The sight and sound of him makes me want to puke. începe să înveți
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suitable, proper, fitting, apt, appropriate 1. My mood was fitting to the occasion. 2. I still haven't found a suitable job. 3. That film is not appropriate for children. începe să înveți
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odpowiedni, właściwy, stosowny, należyty 1. Mój nastrój był stosowny do okazji. 2. Ciągle jeszcze nie znalazłem odpowiedniej pracy. 3. Ten film nie jest odpowiedni dla dzieci.
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1. My plans interfere with yours. 2. My parents try to interfere with my life. începe să înveți
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kolidować z czymś, mieszać się, wtrącać się, ingerować 1. Moje plany kolidują z twoimi. 2. Moi rodzice próbują mieszać się w moje życie.
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1. His performance at the Olympics was hindered by a knee injury. 2. A broken-down car is impeding the flow of traffic. începe să înveți
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utrudniać, przeszkadzać, hamować
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începe să înveți
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1. OK, I'll help you, but remember that I only do it on your mother's account. 2. I didn't do it for myself, I did it on Jane's account. începe să înveți
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dla kogoś, z czyjegoś powodu (np. robić coś) 1. W porządku, pomogę ci, ale pamiętaj, że robię to tylko dla twojej matki. 2. Nie zrobiłem tego dla siebie, zrobiłem to z powodu Jane.
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începe să înveți
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zmęczony, znużony, strudzony
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in accord with, in accordance with sth They live in accordance with local customs. începe să înveți
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zgodnie z, zgodnie z czymś Oni żyją zgodnie z miejscowymi zwyczajami.
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începe să înveți
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causing or wanting to cause harm or evil începe să înveți
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a prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute. Your family feud is none of my concern. începe să înveți
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1. spór, sprzeczka, waśń; 2. spierać się, toczyć konflikt o coś Wasze waśni rodzinne to nie mój problem.
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The police wore the thief down and he confessed to his crime. începe să înveți
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pokonywać czyjś opór, wyczerpać kogoś Policja złamała opór złodzieja i on przyznał się do swojej zbrodni.
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to take someone to court for a trial He was had up for burglary. You can be had up for blackmail. începe să înveți
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zaciągnąć kogoś do sądu (phrasal)
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începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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wyrazić komuś uznanie, przypisać komuś zasługę
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1. Luckily, she left of her own accord. 2. No one takes my life from me... but I lay it down of my own accord. începe să înveți
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z własnej woli, z własnej inicjatywy 1. Na szczęście odeszła z własnej woli. 2. Nikt mi go nie odbiera... lecz oddaję je z własnej woli.
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to get rid of people or things that you do not want from a group The government plans to weed out bad teachers. începe să înveți
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wyplenić kogoś/coś, przesiać coś, odrzucić coś
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We'll have plenty of time to chat once we settle in. începe să înveți
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osiedlić się w, zadomowić się, zagospodarować się, przyzwyczaić się Mamy od groma czasu na pogaduszki kiedy już się zadomowimy.
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to complain about something in a quiet but angry way începe să înveți
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narzekać, gderać, zrzędzić, marudzić
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to support an idea, or to agree with someone's opinion She'll never go along with this idea. începe să înveți
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zgadzać się z kimś, (phrasal)
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I don't know why you're so dainty suddenly. începe să înveți
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1. delicje, przysmak; 2. drobny, delikatny, wykwintny, filigranowy Nie wiem dlaczego nagle zrobiłaś się taka delikatna.
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to hit someone or something in a quick, strong way She whacked him on the head with her book. începe să înveți
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walnięcie; grzmotnąć, walnąć, palnąć, uderzyć (kogoś)
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at the correct time, in the correct way, or as you would expect 1. A document duly signed and authorized by the inspector 2. I ordered it over the Internet and within a few days, it duly arrived. începe să înveți
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odpowiednio, należycie, zgodnie z planem
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începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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But we were lucky to make it out alive. If you run now, you might make it out alive. începe să înveți
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Mieliśmy szczęście, że uszliśmy z życiem. Jeśli zaczniecie uciekać może uda wam się wyjść z tego żywym.
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I'm sorry, I don't know what has gotten into me. / What has got into you? începe să înveți
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Przepraszam, nie wiem, co we mnie wstąpiło. / Co w ciebie wstąpiło?
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She saw Mary loitering near the cloakrooms. începe să înveți
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a lazy or dirty person He's a slob and expects others to clean up after him. începe să înveți
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brudas, flejtuch, niechluj; wałkoń, nierób, próżniak
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have a field day with something To have the freedom or an opportunity to do a lot of something one wants. The press had a field day when they found out about the scandal. începe să înveți
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mieć używanie (wykorzystać coś), mieć swój dzień
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wet blanket, (a person who stops other people from enjoying themselves) She is not a cheerful person and has been a wet blanket all her life. He is a wet blanket so we never invite him to any parties. începe să înveți
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malkontent, smutas, sztywniak (ktoś, kto psuje dobrą zabawę)
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începe să înveți
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denigrate, smear (someone) începe să înveți
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oczerniać, uwłaczać (komuś)
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oddball, freak, weirdo, kook începe să înveți
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I didn't really know anyone at the party, so I felt like a misfit. începe să înveți
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nieprzystosowany, odmieniec, wyrzutek
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to shoulder (responsability) 1. I won't shoulder the responsibility for your mistakes. 2. Teachers cannot be expected to shoulder all the blame for poor exam results. începe să înveți
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przyjąć na siebie (np. odpowiedzialność, ciężar) 1. Nie przyjmę na siebie odpowiedzialności za twoje błędy. 2. Nie można oczekiwać, że nauczyciele będą ponosić całkowitą odpowiedzialność za słabe wyniki egzaminów.
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1. The ideal of a perfectly fair society is just make-believe. 2. Sometimes, I think our entire lives are make-believe. începe să înveți
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udawanie, pozór, symulacja, fikcja, na niby 1. Ideał idealnie uczciwego społeczeństwa to tylko fikcja. 2. Czasem myślę, że całe nasze życie to iluzja.
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said when you do not understand a situation or someone's behaviour It beats me how she got the job. What beats me is why she stays with him. începe să înveți
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nie pojmuję, nie mam pojęcia (slang)
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He thought he knew what she was getting at, but decided to play dumb. începe să înveți
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zgrywać głupa, udawać głupiego Pomyślał, że wie, do czego zmierza, ale zdecydował się udawać głupiego.
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it's no skin off somebody's nose used when you want to say that it makes no difference to you what someone else does or thinks It's no skin off my nose if you don't take my advice. începe să înveți
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to nie jest czyjś problem, to nie jest czyjaś sprawa (spoken)
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începe să înveți
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błyskawicznie, w mig, bardzo szybko, (idiom)
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începe să înveți
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sypać, donosić na kogoś (idiom)
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începe să înveți
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have a good head on one's shoulders, have one's head screwed on the right way începe să înveți
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The disease was pretty strong when he came to the infirmary. începe să înveți
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szpital, izba chorych, lecznica (zwykle w nazwach instytucji) Choroba była silna całkiem gdy przyszedł do szpitala.
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put in your two cents' (worth) începe să înveți
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wtrącić swoje trzy grosze
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începe să înveți
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I’m planning on keeping my children in line, so that they don’t do anything stupid. începe să înveți
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Planuję trzymać moje dzieci w ryzach, żeby nie robiły nic głupiego.
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freeloader, sponge(r), parasite începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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an attempt to salvage her reputation începe să înveți
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ocalić, uratować; ocalenie, ratunek
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1. I'll let you off this time, but don't ever lie to me again. 2. The judge let her off with (= only punished her with) a fine. începe să înveți
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darować komuś karę, poprzestawać na czymś
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come up to expectations; reach the required standard. 1. Give me the bigger hammer. This little one just doesn't cut the mustard. 2. He wanted to show the white folks that Negroes could cut the mustard in every way. începe să înveți
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być zadowalającym, wystarczająco dobrym, aby coś zrobić, sprawdzić się (idiom)
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începe să înveți
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done in a fast and excited way and not calm or organized Laura was searching frantically for her keys. începe să înveți
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szalony, gorączkowy, paniczny (wysiłek, próba)
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Go easy on the boy - he's only young. începe să înveți
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traktować kogoś łagodnie, wyrozumiale
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The soldiers were told they could pillage for three days. începe să înveți
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rabować, plądrować, grabić, łupić
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get off a (one's) high horse It's time you came down off your high horse and admitted you were wrong. începe să înveți
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przestać się wywyższać (idiom)
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începe să înveți
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to spoil one's plans or hope of success His goose was cooked when they found the stolen gems in his pocket. începe să înveți
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szyć komuś buty, intrygować przeciwko komuś (idiom)
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If he doesn't win the next round, then his goose is cooked. începe să înveți
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po ptakach (przegrana sprawa) (idiom)
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Joe's a bit slow but, to give him his due, he does work hard. Helen may not be bright, but to give her her due, her work is always very accurate. începe să înveți
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oddawać komuś sprawiedliwość, przyznać komuś rację
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the ordinary members of an organization and not its leaders A man of your talents would be wasted in the rank and file. începe să înveți
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szeregowi członkowie (jakiejś organizacji), żołnierze bez stopni oficerskich Człowiek z pana zdolnościami marnował by się jako szeregowy członek.
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to go in single file, to file 1. Children, file on the left side of the road, please. 2. The soldiers filed in the silence. începe să înveți
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iść jeden za drugim, gęsiego 1. Dzieci, idźcie jeden za drugim po lewej stronie ulicy, proszę. 2. Żołnierze szli w ciszy jeden za drugim.
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începe să înveți
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1. przewracać (się), wywracać (się) 2. unieważniać wyrok skazujący
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The boat had too many people onboard so it capsized. începe să înveți
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Łódź miała zbyt wielu pasażerów i przewróciła się do góry dnem.
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contraption, widget (a machine or device that appears strange or unnecessarily complicated) începe să înveți
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wynalazek, ustrojstwo, machina
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începe să înveți
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Have your parents given their consent to the trip? începe să înveți
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all the better / worse - so much the better. începe să înveți
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It’ll be so nice to see Ruth again, and if she can bring the children along, all the better. începe să înveți
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You are the best! Way to go! "I've passed my exam." "Way to go!" începe să înveți
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brawo! oby tak dalej! tak trzymać! 1) Jesteś najlepszy! Oby tak dalej! 2) "Zdałem egzamin." "Brawo!"
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would you care to do (something)? a polite phrase introducing an inquiry as to whether someone wishes to do something. John: Would you care to step out for some air? Jane: Oh, I'd love it. Sue: Care to go for a swim? Mary: Not now, thanks. începe să înveți
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czy zechciałbyś (coś) zrobić? (formal)
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to admit that you have done something wrong I owned up to breaking the glass. începe să înveți
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Przyznałem się do zbicia szklanki.
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începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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raz na zawsze, ostatecznie (np. uporać się z czymś)
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If an area of land is off-limits, you are not allowed to enter it. Excuse me Sir this area is off-limits to guests începe să înveți
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zakazany, zabroniony, niedostępny (dostępny tylko dla pewnej grupy) Proszę pana, ten teren jest zamknięty dla gości.
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In spite of the most intrepid fighting the army gave way. începe să înveți
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The serenity of her countenance convinced me that her heart was not likely to be easily touched. începe să înveți
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oblicze, mina, wyraz twarzy Spokój jej oblicza przekonał mnie, że jej serce niełatwo się wzrusza.
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începe să înveți
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oczarowany czymś, zaczarowany
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slow or late in happening or arriving: You guys were tardy for the party, so we started without you. începe să înveți
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powolny (np. krok), spóźniony; opieszałość, opóźnienie Spóźniliście się na imprezkę, więc zaczęliśmy bez was.
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începe să înveți
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tak czy owak, tak czy siak
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începe să înveți
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Dlaczego? Jak to? Czemu? (informal)
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începe să înveți
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robić w bambuko, wykiwać, wykołować (informal)
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The Church has been asked to forgo half of its demands. începe să înveți
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zrzec się, zrezygnować z czegoś Kościół ma zrzec się połowy swoich żądań.
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Without this stamp your passport is invalid. începe să înveți
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nieprawidłowy, nieważny (np. o bilecie, dokumencie) Bez tej pieczątki twój paszport jest nieważny.
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începe să înveți
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fuszerka, niedoróbka; spartaczyć, sknocić, zmarnować (informal)
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începe să înveți
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na najwyższym poziomie, pierwszorzędny
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a cut in the shape of the letter V on the edge or surface of something I marked my gun with a notch. începe să înveți
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karb, nacięcie, dziurka, wycięcie Oznaczyłem swój pistolet nacięciem.
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She made a feeble attempt to explain the issue. începe să înveți
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Ona zrobiła marną próbę wytłumaczenia problemu.
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Cindy did not bother to attempt to disguise her contempt. începe să înveți
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Cindy nie starała się ukryć pogardy w swoim głosie.
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începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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rozmyślny, umyślny, dokonany z premedytacją (np. czyn)
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to be afflicted with [or by] sth If an illness or problem afflicts you, it makes you suffer. a country afflicted by civil war începe să înveți
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dotknięty, dręczony, gnębiony, nękany (jakąś chorobą, nieszczęściem),
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an official document that allows someone to do something, for example that allows a police officer to search a building 1) If you want to question me, get a warrant first. 2) This warrant gives me exclusive rights to my invention. 3) I have a warrant from the manager to see those files. începe să înveți
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1. nakaz (np. aresztu), 2. mianowanie, patent 3. upoważnienie, uprawnienie, pełnomocnictwo 1. Jeśli chce pan mnie przesłuchiwiać, proszę najpierw zdobyć nakaz. 2. Ten patent daje mi wyłączne prawa do mojego wynalazku. 3. Mam upoważnienie od kierownika, żeby zobaczyć te dokumenty.
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începe să înveți
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easily annoyed and not patient începe să înveți
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drażliwy, gniewny, przewrażliwiony, zgryźliwy
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începe să înveți
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obrzydzenie, wstręt, odraza, obrzydlistwo
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because of something Don't worry on account of Tom. He can take care of himself. începe să înveți
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ze względu na coś, z powodu czegoś, Nie martw się z powodu Toma. On potrafi o siebie zadbać.
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I doubt he even thought about what you might need, he’s so full of himself. începe să înveți
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być zadufanym w sobie, mający duże mniemanie o sobie (idiom)
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(if) the truth be told, to be honest începe să înveți
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1) They accused several countries of harbouring terrorists. 2) He harboured dreams of one day becoming a professional footballer. începe să înveți
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ukrywać, udzielać schronienia; żywić (np. nadzieje, obawy, uczucia)
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începe să înveți
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to push someone or something in a rough way 1) He wouldn't move, so I shoved him out of the way. 2) She shoved the keys on the table. începe să înveți
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pchać, popychać; rzucić niedbale (coś)
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începe să înveți
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nie dotrzymać czegoś, wycofywać się z czegoś
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începe să înveți
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A patrol came out looking for them and they had to skedaddle. începe să înveți
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zwiewać, uciekać, wiać, dać drapaka (spoken)
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Thousands of innocent people have been killed or maimed by landmines. începe să înveți
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1. Michael is so antisocial! I can't coax him out of the house no matter what. 2) He has some information I want, so I'm going to try to coax it out of him over a drink. începe să înveți
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a piece of news discovered and printed by one newspaper before it appears anywhere else This is the scoop that will get me promoted. începe să înveți
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bomba, sensacyjny materiał To jest ten sensacyjny materiał, który zapewni mi awans.
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give somebody a wide berth 1. I suggest you give me a wide berth. 2. Yet there is one herbivore even the lion gives wide berth. începe să înveți
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omijać kogoś szerokim łukiem, trzymać się z daleka, 1. Radzę wam trzymać się ode mnie z daleka. 2. Jest jednak jeden trawożerny, którego nawet lew omija szerokim łukiem.
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începe să înveți
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rudera, buda, chałupa, klitka
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începe să înveți
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a small space with walls around it, that is separate from the rest of a room, eg. a shower cubicle începe să înveți
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kabina (np. w toalecie, w przebieralni),
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3) to intentionally make someone wait or make something happen later so that you have more time 1) The engine of my car stalled in the middle of the street. 2) Our research stalled because we didn't have money. 3) She asked him to stall the guests, as the party wasn't ready yet. începe să înveți
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1) stanąć, przestać działać, zgasnąć (o silniku); 2) stanąć w martwym punkcie; 3) opóźniać, zatrzymywać 1) Silnik mojego samochodu przestał działać na środku ulicy. 2) Nasze badanie utknęło w martwym punkcie, bo nie mieliśmy pieniędzy. 3) Ona poprosiła go, że przetrzymał gości, jako że impreza nie była jeszcze gotowa.
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to say that what someone else has just said is wrong When your actions contradict your words... your words don't mean anything. începe să înveți
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1) sprzeciwiać się, zaprzeczać; 2) przeczyć, pozostawać w sprzeczności z
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He begged her to stay for the sake of the children. începe să înveți
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przez wzgląd na kogoś, ze względu na kogoś
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The auditorium was very stuffy after a two-hour lecture. începe să înveți
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Sala wykładowa była bardzo duszna po dwugodzinnym wykładzie.
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Globalisation is here to stay, whether we like it or not. începe să înveți
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zadomowić się na dobre, być na dobre Globalizacja zadomowiła się u nas na dobre, niezależnie od tego, czy nam się to podoba, czy nie.
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începe să înveți
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We have no option but to accept the inevitable. începe să înveți
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nieunikniony, nieuchronny Nie mamy wyboru, musimy zaakceptować to, co nieuniknione.
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mum's the word! keep mum, stay mum începe să înveți
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nie puścić pary z ust, ani mru-mru
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1. Intelligence alone is not nearly enough when it comes to acting wisely. 2. There's not nearly enough food for all these people! începe să înveți
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dużo mniej niż potrzeba, za mało
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I told them a story to pass the time. începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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1) I used to play by this hearth as a child. 2) It's nice to see a fire in this old hearth again. începe să înveți
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1) Bawiłam się przy tym palenisku jako dziecko. 2) Dobrze jest znów ujrzeć ogień płonący w tym kominku.
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We worked like billy-o to get it finished. începe să înveți
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jak diabli (szybko, mocno itp.) British English informal
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1) The girl seemed nice and polite, but a little bit aloof. 2) He was a cold man, aloof and distant. începe să înveți
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1) z dala, na uboczu; 2) wyniosły, powściągliwy, z dystansem 1) Dziewczyna wydawała się miła i uprzejma, ale trochę powściągliwa. 2) Był zimnym człowiekiem, wyniosłym i trzymającym się na dystans.
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very obvious, with no attempt to be honest or behave well 1) There are three kinds of lies: lies, blatant lies, and statistics 2) We've come to report a blatant case of criminal neglect. începe să înveți
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bezczelny, jawny, rażący, dobitny, ewidentny 1) Są trzy rodzaje kłamstw: kłamstwa, rażące kłamstwa i statystyki. 2) Przyszliśmy zgłosić rażący przypadek haniebnego zaniedbania.
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1) The fallen angel becomes a malignant devil. 2) He was a large man, with a hard, malignant face and bitter eyes. începe să înveți
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złośliwy, szkodliwy, zgubny (uz
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1) Solving a problem created by debt... by creating more debt is a fool's errand. 2) Until Christ is our treasure, any other motivation we have to suffer for him is a fool’s errand. începe să înveți
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daremny trud, robota głupiego
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începe să înveți
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potrafić wpłynąć na kogoś, mieć u kogoś posłuch (idiom)
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1) She regularly bent his ear with her problems. 2) Sorry to bend your ear with the whole story, but I think you ought to know. începe să înveți
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suszyć komuś głowę, zawracać komuś głowę
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take precautions against something Driving alone at night can be dangerous, so always take precautions. They called the doctor as a precaution. începe să înveți
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podjąć środki ostrożności wobec czegoś
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1) Most of the time he can be found in his garage, tinkering with his car. 2) I wouldn't tinker with the power generator if I were you. începe să înveți
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1) Przez większość czasu można go znaleźć w garażu, gdzie dłubie przy samochodzie. 2) Na twoim miejscu nie majstrowałbym przy generatorze mocy.
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1) Mary passes for a smart girl. 2) She's fifteen but could easily pass for eighteen. începe să înveți
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1) Mary uchodzi za mądrą dziewczynę.
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începe să înveți
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skołować coś, skombinować coś (idiom)
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Food is good but expensive and service can be brusque. The words might have been brusque, but his voice was not. începe să înveți
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obcesowy, opryskliwy, szorstki
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If we can't get a bigger room we'll have to make do with this. începe să înveți
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1) I strained to smile. 2) She strained her eyes but she couldn't see anything. 3) He strained his muscles to show off. începe să înveți
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robić coś z wysiłkiem, natężać, napinać (mięśnie) 1) Z wysiłkiem się uśmiechnęłam. 2) Ona natężyła wzrok, ale nic nie zobaczyła. 3) On napiął swoje mięśnie by się popisać.
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începe să înveți
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you are becoming a nuisance începe să înveți
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Why are terms of endearment always food? Honey, cookie, sugar, pumpkin. Its not like caring about someone is enough to actually sustain you. începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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începe să înveți
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wywierać na kimś nacisk, stosować na kimś presję (idiom)
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I can sleep anywhere and be fresh with half an hour's catnap. începe să înveți
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Mogę spać gdziekolwiek i być rześki po półgodzinnej drzemce.
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1) She wrung out the shirt and hung it out to dry. 2) Courage is on display every day, and only the courageous wring the most out of life. începe să înveți
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He tried to console her, but she kept saying it was all her own fault. I tried to console her with a box of chocolates. începe să înveți
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pocieszyć, podnieść na duchu
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1) Learn to be a radiant human, and then shine on others. 2) Pretty in pink, beautiful in blue, gorgeous in green, and radiant in red. It does not matter what colors or styles you rock, because haters are color blind and they are hating on you. începe să înveți
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He got thrashed by some hooligans. începe să înveți
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spuszczać łomot, rozgromić
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1) She was so poor she was never eating her fill. 2) “Now it is human nature to want to eat to ones fill when hungry, to want to warm up when cold, to want to rest when tired. These all are a part of people’s emotional nature.” începe să înveți
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to hold a weapon or tool and look as if you are going to use it They were confronted by a man wielding a knife. începe să înveți
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dzierżyć (np. miecz, topór) (literary), władać
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dla mnie nie ma problemu! jeśli o mnie chodzi, to może być;
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resign oneself to something 1) One must not try to trick misfortune, but resign oneself to it with good grace. 2) One has to resign oneself to being a nuisance if one wants to get anything done. 3) All I can do is resign myself to the new situation. începe să înveți
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pogodzić się z czymś, zaakceptować coś
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1) Brethren, it is easier to declaim against a thousand sins of others, than to mortify one sin in ourselves. 2) In every ancient culture, there are rituals to mortify the body as a way of understanding that the energy of the soul is indestructible. începe să înveți
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upokarzać, zawstydzać; umartwiać 1) Bracia, łatwiej jest opowiadać się przeciwko tysiącom grzechów innych, niż umartwiać jeden grzech w nas samych. 2) W każdej starożytnej kulturze istnieją rytuały umartwiania ciała jako sposób zrozumienia, że energia duszy jest niezniszczalna.
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Poczułem ciarki, kiedy on wszedł do pokoju. începe să înveți
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dreszcz (emocji), ciarki (zimna, podniecenia), drżeć I felt a shudder when he went into the room.
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niecny, nikczemny, podły, wstrętny
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It is a common experience that a problem difficult at night is resolved in the morning after the committee of sleep has worked on it. începe să înveți
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1) stanowczy, zdeterminowany, 2) wyjaśniony, rozwiązany
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1) The final proof of greatness lies in being able to endure criticism without resentment / rancour. 2) Rancor is an outpouring of a feeling of inferiority. începe să înveți
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ropa (np. podczas zakażenia)
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1) I feel like most people aren't either/or, they're both/and. You're both magnanimous and petty. You're both kind and cruel. You're never just one thing. 2) Only the truly magnanimous and strong are capable of forgiving and loving. începe să înveți
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You should only confide your secrets to someone who has not tried to guess them. începe să înveți
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1) A friend is not only someone who you can confide in, it is someone who can mirror the trust you have shown by confiding in you as well. 2) Let others confide in you. It may not help you, but it surely will help them. începe să înveți
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Przyjaciel to nie tylko ktoś, komu możesz się zwierzyć, to ktoś, kto może odzwierciedlać zaufanie, które okazałeś, przez zwierzanie się także tobie.
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1) It is easy to be lenient at other people's expense, and call it generosity of mind. 2) My parents were pretty lenient with me. But, they gave me morality while I was growing up. They taught me the difference between right and wrong. începe să înveți
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1) Łatwo jest być pobłażliwym kosztem innych ludzi i nazwać to szczodrością umysłu. 2) Moi rodzice byli ze mną łagodni. Ale dali mi moralność, gdy dorastałem. Nauczyli mnie różnicy między dobrem a złem.
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To be in a position of great and irreversible danger or trouble, with the outcome of death being either figurative or literal. I'm as good as dead after crashing my parents' car! You're as good as dead if you come around these parts of the neighborhood again. începe să înveți
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śmiało! (zachęta do zrobienia czegoś)
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1) We have a vantage of knowing that they are coming. 2) If in argument we can make a man angry with us, we have drawn him from his vantage ground and overcome him. începe să înveți
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Mamy przewagę wiedzy o tym, że oni nadchodzą.
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1) What Youth deemed crystal, Age finds out was dew. 2) The book was deemed to be unsuitable for children. 3) How could anyone deem this film funny? începe să înveți
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uważać, uznawać za (formal)
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pasmanteria, artykuły pasmanteryjne
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1) That's a very far-fetched idea, but I really believe that it may be possible. 2) My buddy said he threw a stick 5 miles and his dog managed to find it and brought it back. Seems a bit far fetched to me. începe să înveți
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drop the charges against somebody începe să înveți
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wycofać oskarżenia przeciwko komuś
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He was very inquisitive; always asking random questions about random things. începe să înveți
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dociekliwy, ciekawski, wścibski
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1) I am a private detective. I am paid to be inquisitive and presumptuous. 2) It's most presumptuous to believe we already know all the answers and will never get any more big surprises. începe să înveți
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arogancki, zarozumiały, bezczelny, zbyt pewny siebie
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a dime a dozen, ten a penny easy to find and very ordinary, very cheap or common Beauties were a dime a dozen in his world, but even among them there were superior and inferior gifts. începe să înveți
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na porządku dziennym, na kopy, na pęczki (bardzo wiele)
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For now, they lived in a dugout. începe să înveți
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Chwilowo oni mieszkali w ziemiance.
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blow/smash something to smithereens A grenade blew him to smithereens. începe să înveți
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roztrzaskać coś na drobne kawałki
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bead, foresight, gunpoint începe să înveți
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These recently published figures bode ill/do not bode well for the company's future. începe să înveți
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Te ostatnio opublikowane liczby źle wróżą/nie wróżą dobrze dla przyszłości firmy.
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Martina sets great store by physical strength and fitness. începe să înveți
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Martina przywiązuje dużą wagę do siły fizycznej i sprawności.
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I thought we'd have to cancel the birthday party, but John saved the day by dressing up as a clown and entertaining Tommy and his friends. începe să înveți
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uratować sytuację (idiom)
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Her appearance is shocking, let alone her behaviour. începe să înveți
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Jej wygląd jest szokujący, nie mówiąc już o jej zachowaniu.
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thingy, thingummy, thingumajig, thingumabob, whatsit, whatchamacallit, whatnot începe să înveți
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obalić się, obalić (np. rząd, władzę)
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