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She couldn’t hide her resentment start learning
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I paid for dinner last time, you paid this time — we’re even start learning
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He gave a deposition in the case start learning
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The victims were unable to identify the perpetrator start learning
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I’ll keep you in the loop about the project start learning
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informować kogoś na bieżąco
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Smiling is an outward sign of happiness start learning
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Dunder Mifflin fired Jan because of her erratic behavior start learning
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chaotyczny, nieprzewidywalny
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He sounds pretentious when he talks about art start learning
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pretensjonalny- udający kogoś lepszego, mądrzejszegoniż jest
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The country is fighting to protect its sovereignty start learning
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She has an eclectic taste in music start learning
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eklektyczny- łączący różne style, pomysły lub elementy z wielu źródeł
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Our office is adjacent to the train station start learning
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He was shaking convulsively after the accident start learning
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konwulsyjnie- w sposób gwałtowny, niekontrolowany (np. przez skurcze lub silne emocje)
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We found a stray dog near our house start learning
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She’s very superstitious and never walks under a ladder start learning
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przesądny, wierzący w przesądy
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Scientists hope to eradicate the disease within the next decade start learning
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wyeliminować, całkowiecie zniszczyć
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The company pledged to reduce its carbon emissions start learning
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zobowiązać się, zadeklarować
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Long-distance runners often suffer from chafing start learning
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He received some vicious criticism after the interview; ‼️vicious circle - błędne koło start learning
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brutalny, okrutny, złośliwy
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The property will be transferred to the deceased person’s children start learning
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I got a terrible stitch while running start learning
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Many people in the region were illiterate a hundred years ago. My grandfather is not computer illiterate, but he prefers using simple devices start learning
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Tomanio Wu is so scatty, he always forgets everyting start learning
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I’m going out with the mandem tonight start learning
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Everyone got gassed when the new song came out start learning
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He kept goading me until I finally lost my temper start learning
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prowokować kogoś, podpuszczać
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The last Russian czar was Nicholas II start learning
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The police asked the teenagers to stop loitering outside the store start learning
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włóczenie sie bez sensu, kręcenie gdzieś
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~predict; prognozować, przewidywać start learning
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The company projects a 20% increase in sales next year
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The hunter removed the animal’s pelt
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Word is, they’re planning to leave start learning
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dostać po dupie, mieć przewalone start learning
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We got crapped on by the other team
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podkupić, podebrać kogoś / kłusować start learning
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Keren’s brench tried to poach Stanley, They were arrested for poaching elephants
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This table is really sturdy start learning
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Ive funneled about 10000$ into this project, The road funnels traffic into the city center start learning
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kierować, pompować coś gdzieś
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This decision could be pivotal to the company’s future start learning
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~key, crucial - kluczowy, decydujący
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bardzo korzystne posunięcie, szczególnie takie, które daje komuś przewagę start learning
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Signing that player would be a huge coup for the club
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They live in a shabby apartment start learning
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He was suppressing his anger The government was accused of suppressing information start learning
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pobudzić, podniecić, wzbudzić zainteresowanie start learning
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The audience was titillated by the scandal. The article was designed to titillate readers
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=completely, utterly; od whole start learning
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I am wholly responsible for the mistake
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=be propotional; być proporcjonalny do start learning
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The punishment should be commensurate with the crime
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=vulnerable to; podatny, narażony na start learning
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Children are more susceptible to infections
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The dam holds back the water start learning
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The medication was misused start learning
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niewłaściwie uzywać, wykorzystywać
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He spent the whole day fretting about the exam
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~glow, glitter; delikatnie lśnić, błyszczeć start learning
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His eyes gleamed with excitement
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She was flaunting her new designer bag start learning
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chwalić, afiszować się czymś
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He earns a paltry salary They offered me a paltry sum of money start learning
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mizerny, żalosny, żałośnie mały
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Social media can be conduits for misinformation/. Pipes act as conduits for water start learning
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pośrednik / dosłowny kanał, przewód
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moda / trend, do którego ludzie dołączają, bo inni już to robią start learning
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get on/ jump on/ jump the bandwagon Everyone is jumping on the flared jeans bandwagon
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kazanie, przemowa duchownego (dosl i w przen) I don’t need another sermon about how I should behave start learning
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~run-down; podupadły, zniszczony start learning
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We found a dilapidated building on the outskirts of the city
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His answer was ambiguous, His statement was quite embiguous start learning
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niejednoznaczny, niejasny
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start learning
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The car gave me a sudden jolt start learning
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nagły wstrząs, gwałtowne szaronięcie
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przepaść, szczelina (dosl i nie) start learning
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A deep chasm separated the two cliffs. There is a huge chasm between the rich and the poor
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