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opóźnienie, opóźniać, odkładać, odwlekać. We apologize for the delay. I really couldn't delay it any longer.
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object to something, przedmiot start learning
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sprzeciwiać się czemuś. He had the courage to object to their idea. He looked at objects laid out in front of him
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zalewać (okolicę), zatapiać (np. statek), zanurzać (się w wodzie, bagnie) zasypywać (coś śmieciami), zasypywać (kogoś prośbami) bagno, mokradło, moczary. The streets were swamped with trash. When it rains, the fields turn into a giant swamp
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handel, handlowac. As a business man, you ought to follow fair trade rules. Drug trade is illegal
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kwestia, sprawa (np. będąca przedmiotem dyskusji) wydanie, numer czasopisma. I don't know why it's such an issue. Do you have yesterday's issue?
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wydawać (np. oświadczenie, rozkaz). The school issued a statement to the local press. The company issued a statement
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trzymac, odbywać, przeprowadzać (np. spotkania) przytrzymywać (np. w jakiejś pozycji). uścisk. The conference was held in Lyon. essica moved up to hold him
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accuse someone of a crime start learning
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oskarzac, He was accused of stealing two thousand dollars from the store. Charge.
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niewłaściwy, nieodpowiedni. His behaviour was improper. They used their power for an improper purpose
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płatki śniadaniowe, zboże. Cereal is tasty and healthy. We had the highest levels of cereal production since five years
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schodzić (np. ze schodów), zstępować (np. z nieba), obniżać (np. lot) przeradzać się. The discussion descended into chaos.
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get along/ get on with sb start learning
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lubić się (z innymi ludźmi), dobrze dogadywać się
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poddawać kogoś czemuś (np. testom) wystawiać, narażać kogoś na coś (np. nieprzyjemną sytuację) kirunek studiow. He was subjected to some complicated medical tests.
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mrugnac. She blinked as she came out into the sunlight
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uścisk, objęcia. wziąć w objęcia, obejmować, wyściskać. przyjmować (np. ofertę, możliwość). He couldn't get out of his aunt's embrace. He embraced the possibility of an alliance.
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przedstawiać (np. znajomych). zapoznawać, zaznajamiać (np. z tradycją, z nowym tematem. wprowadzać, sprowadzać, wnosić.) You haven't been introduced to each other. When were you first introduced to skiing? You should introduce a few jokes in your speech
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