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An informal phrase meaning to calm down or control your emotions. start learning		Get a grip ogarnij się weź się w garść Get a grip! It’s not that serious. You need to get a grip on your emotions.
To hear something accidentally, without the speakers knowing. start learning		to overhear podsłuchał / usłyszał przypadkiem I overheard their conversation. She overheard him talking about her.
To officially record something, sign up for something, or show a reaction. It can also mean a machine used for payments. start learning		to register rejestrować zapisać się kasa fiskalna rejestr The cashier opened the register. He didn't even register my comment. I need to register for the course.
Something that happens often or many times. start learning		frequently często I frequently visit my grandparents. She frequently checks her phone.
To attack someone violently or to criticize someone very harshly. start learning		to savage brutalnie zaatakował ostro skrytykował The critic savaged the new movie. The dog savaged the intruder.
Promises or statements meant to make someone feel confident or less worried. start learning		assurance zapewnienia gwarancje He spoke with confidence and assurance. She gave me assurances that everything would be fine.
To practice something before performing it, such as a speech, play, or presentation. It can also describe something that sounds unnatural because it was prepared in advance. start learning		to rehearse ćwiczył / przećwiczył wyreżyserowany / przygotowany wcześniej His apology sounded rehearsed. The actors rehearsed the play for weeks.

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