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To niebezpieczna misja, więc musimy być ostrożni. start learning
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It's a dangerous mission, so we need to be cautious.
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On był skrupulatnym pracownikiem, zawsze troszczącym się o detale. start learning
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He was a conscientious worker, always caring for details.
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ciekawy, ciekaw, zaciekawiony Dlaczego chcesz wiedzieć? Po prostu jestem ciekawy" start learning
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Why do you want to know? I'm just curious.
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Większość ludzi w moim miasteczku ma bardzo wyluzowane podejście do życia. start learning
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Most people in my town have a very easy-going attitude to life.
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Dziewczyna była niezwykle małomówna. start learning
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The girl was unusually quiet.
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Moje oczy są bardzo wrażliwe. start learning
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My eyes are very sensitive.
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Nie chcę brzmieć zbyt zarozumiale, ale my tu jesteśmy ekspertami. start learning
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I don't want to sound conceited, but we are the experts here.
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montować, składać (np. jakąś maszynę) start learning
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She felt a premonition, a sense of something bad about to happen
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But it has found an ingenious way of doing so
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Shows that some people find inventive, others say are off the wall
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przedsiębiorczy, pomysłowy, zaradny start learning
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rozgarnięty, bystry, inteligentny Bystre dzieci mogą nauczyć się czytać nawet w wieku 3 lat. start learning
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Bright children can learn to read even at the age of 3.
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zrównoważony, opanowany (balanced, calm) start learning
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otwarty, towarzyski (sociable) Towarzyscy ludzie łatwo zawierają przyjaźnie. start learning
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Outgoing people make friends easily.
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jasno wysławiający się, elokwentny start learning
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gruntowny, dokładny, skrupulatny (pracownik)) To jest bardzo dokładna analiza. start learning
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This is a very thorough analysis.
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zamówić (np. o utworze, obrazie) start learning
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Two significant works of art were commissioned for the center
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His second wife died in 1845, two weeks after childbirth
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blaknąć, płowieć (np. kolor), słabnąć (np. o słabo grającej drużynie) start learning
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Today, however, many of them hope the issue will quickly fade
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znikać, gasnąć, rozmywać się start learning
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The group simply faded away without taking any significant action
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znakomity, wyborny, wyśmienity start learning
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She was no more than an exquisite baby of a woman!
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pełen życia, tętniący życiem start learning
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przylegać (do czegoś), przywierać (do czegoś) start learning
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Yet for the rest of our lives, we will be trying to adhere to them.
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On i jego ojciec są podobni pod wieloma względami. start learning
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He and his father are alike in many ways.
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He was looking for the family name of his ancestors
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On jest czarną owcą w rodzinie. the different from the rest of the family who don't approve of them start learning
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He's the black sheep of the family.
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having the same opinion on the matter start learning
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to see eye to eye with sb My father doesn't see eye to eye with my brother about politics
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nie rozmawiać z sobą idiom start learning
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not to be on speaking terms My ancle and I are not on speaking terms
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spotkanie towarzyskie idiom we all meet in someone's house for a meal start learning
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We usually have a family get-together at Christmas
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nosić spodnie (być osobą podejmującą decyzje w rodzinie) start learning
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My sister-in-laws wears the trousers in that marriage.
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być cechą dziedziczną idiom several people in the family have it start learning
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Red hair runs in the family.
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mieć wstydliwy sekret (trup w szafie) idiom sth happened in the passed and they would prefer to keep secret start learning
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have a skeleton in the cupboard. An old proverb notes that every family has a skeleton in the cupboard.
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ciało, tkanka, miąższ, skóra ludzka start learning
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członek rodziny, krewniak idiom start learning
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You couldn't be doing more for her if she were your own flesh and blood.
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współmałżonek, małżonek, małżonka formal start learning
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różnić się, zmieniać się (to change) Pokoje hotelowe różnią się rozmiarem. start learning
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The hotel rooms vary in size.
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cecha (np. charakteru), rys charakterystyczny formal Nie znałem tej cechy jego charakteru. start learning
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I didn't know this trait of his character.
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zmartwienie, przygnębienie, nieszczęście formal dolegliwość, przypadłość, schorzenie formal start learning
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przewaga, dominacja, powrzechne występowanie start learning
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