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Which do you want? Take your pick.
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mieć chrypę (mieć trudności z mówieniem z powodu choroby) start learning
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have a frog in your throat I've had a frog in the throat.
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równie dobrze można (jako sugestia, bo nie ma nic lepszego do zrobienia), równie dobrze można (o czymś, co dałoby podobny skutek) used to suggest doing something, often when there is nothing better to do; when sth is also a good idea start learning
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We might/may as well start the meeting - the others will be here soon. We might/may as well walk there.
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Bear with me, please. I'll have THE start learning
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It's about time!!! (I've been waiting for two hours)
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to start again; to continue start learning
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Let's pick up where we left off yesterday.
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a/the hair of the dog (that bit you) Even a hair of the dog didn't help his aching head alcohol that you drink in order to make you feel better when you have drunk too much alcohol the night before
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nie przejmować / przejmować się krytyką thick-skinned start learning
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You have to be pretty thick-skinned to do this job. This is not a job for someone with thin skin.
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powrót do przeszłości / relikt start learning
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This year’s styles are throwbacks to the fashions of the 1940s.
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Missing a period is often one of the first signs that a woman is pregnant.
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Children travel (at) half fare. Train fares are going up again. When do they start paying full fare?
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something kind or helpful that you do – used humorously start learning
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your good deed for the day
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pięta achillesowa (słaby, czuły punkt) start learning
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MY Achilles' heel. /əˌkɪliːz ˈhiːl/
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you took the time to do sth start learning
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you took THE time to do sth
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in a pressure-free setting start learning
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in a pressure-free setting
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stay at the top of the game start learning
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stay at the top of the game
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znaleźć czas, żeby coś zrobić start learning
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You can send data to the printer wirelessly over your wi-fi network.
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wi-fi access/connection/network start learning
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This model allows you to connect to a Wi-Fi network in just a couple of clicks.
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Put it into first gear and let the clutch out slowly.
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The driver at the traffic lights was riding his clutch (= driving with the clutch down).
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know someone inside out / know sb through and through
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reflective; There was a reflective, rather sad side to her character.
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nienaruszający równowagi ekologicznej, zrównoważony start learning
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If you persist in upsetting her, I will have to punish you.
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