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force. Using force is never a good solution start learning
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przemoc sila. force=violence
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force. The policemen forced the door. start learning
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sforsować, wyważać, wyłamywać (np. drzwi)
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force. I didn't want to do it, they forced me. start learning
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zmuszać (kogoś), wymuszać (coś, np. zmianę)
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break off. He broke off a piece of chocolate and gave it to me start learning
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desire. I assure you I had no desire to do that. start learning
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soak. Soak the clothes in warm water to get rid of the stains. start learning
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determine. We haven't determined this yet. start learning
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ustalać, określać (np. fakty, przyczyny)
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grateful. I'm grateful for your hospitality start learning
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for sure. We do not know for sure if they are involved. start learning
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gifted. He is musically gifted. start learning
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utalentowany. Jest uzdolniony muzycznie.
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assist. The company's manager assisted me at the meeting start learning
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asystować, pomagać (komuś), wspierać (kogoś w czymś), być obecnym (gdzieś), towarzyszyć (komuś)
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exceptional, outstanding. What an exceptional day! start learning
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adjust. I adjust to new places very easily. start learning
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dostosowywać, modyfikować (zmieniać coś, aby nadawało się do jakiegoś celu). przystosowywać się, dopasowywać się (do jakiejś sytuacji)
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moreover. She's nice. Moreover, she's really pretty. start learning
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co więcej, prócz tego, ponadto
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openly. We talked about this issue openly start learning
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in a moment. We'll be back in a moment start learning
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za chwilę. Wrócimy za moment
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vacant. This job is still vacant. start learning
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wolny, wakujący (stanowisko pracy, posada, stolik)
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collapse. What caused the collapse of the building? start learning
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zawalenie się, zapadnięcie się, runięcie, opadnięcie (np. budynku, tunelu)
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collapse. The tree collapsed on the road. start learning
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zawalić się, runąć, zwalić się, opaść (np. most, drzewo, ciasto)
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fail. It's a perfect strategy, it can't fail. start learning
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nie udać się, zawieść, nie powieść się, ponieść porażkę
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fail, break down. Both engines failed. start learning
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ulec awarii, przestać działać, zawieść
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seriously. I'm seriously ill, so I can't go to school today start learning
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strongly. I strongly believe that he's innocent start learning
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silnie (czuć), głęboko (w coś wierzyć), mocno (być przekonanym), zdecydowanie (polecać coś), stanowczo (odradzać coś)
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move away. Move away, I want to get in my room. start learning
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start learning
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pchnąć coś, przesunąć coś
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expose. Police officers are exposed to danger. start learning
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wystawiać, narażać, eksponować
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weigh, consider. She weighs the advantages and disadvantages of getting married. start learning
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rozważać, porównywać, ważyć
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steady. She's never had a steady boyfriend. start learning
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otherwise. Look where you are going, otherwise you'll fall. start learning
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w przeciwnym wypadku, w przeciwnym razie, inaczej
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