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to describe something or be shown before it officially begins: start learning
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Miller's new play is previewing (= being performed publicly before it officially opens) at the Theatre Royal tomorrow. On page 11, Sally Gaines previews next week's movies on TV.
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Cieszę się, że przyszedłeś start learning
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something that someone says: Ostatnie wypowiedzi senatora zostały szybko obalone przez trzech jego kolegów w poniedziałek. start learning
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The senator's recent utterances were promptly rebutted by three of his colleagues on Monday.
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If a problem or unpleasant situation smoulders, it continues to exist and may become worse at any time: Spór wciąż się żarzy, pięć lat po rozpoczęciu negocjacji. start learning
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The dispute is still smouldering, five years after the negotiations began.
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what we say to ask what someone is or has been doing with their lives during the time you haven't seen them. start learning
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tWOJA ROZPRAWA NIE BYŁA SPÓJNA. start learning
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Your dissertation was not consistent.
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a substance or product that can be traded, bought, or sold: The country's most valuable commodities include tin and diamonds. start learning
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The country's most valuable commodities include tin and diamonds.
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Zanim odkryła naukę angielskiego z telewizją, najtrudniej było jej zrozumieć tubylców bez napisów. start learning
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before discovering learning english with TV, she had the hardest time undestanding natives without subtitles.
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Wygląda bardzo znajomo, ale nie mogę go teraz zlokalizować. start learning
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He looks very familiar, but i cannot place him right now.
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she is confusing him for somebody else
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Monika uderza w głowę swojego siostrzeńca Bena podczas opieki nad dzieckiem start learning
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Monika bangs her nephew Ben's head while babysitting
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Sprawę tę wielokrotnie szczegółowo omawialiśmy start learning
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We have discussed this at length in the course of many talks.
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Cóż, nie możesz wszystkich zadowolić.) start learning
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Well, you can't please everyone.
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Kiedy podziwiałem spokój tego odległego miejsca, nastąpiło zamieszanie. start learning
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As I was admiring the serenity of this far off place, a ruckus occurred.
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Podziwiałem jej spokój pośród tak wielkiego chaosu. start learning
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I admired her serenity in the midst of so much chaos.
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Jego ubraniem były postrzępione paski start learning
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His clothes were tattered straps
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rozszarpany/ postrzepiony/ podarty start learning
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She would never wear tattered clothes.
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Tak się złożyło, że kapitan statku był na porannym spacerze po pokładzie start learning
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The captain of the ship happened to be on a morning stroll around the deck
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poręcz/balustrada/a bar around or along something which you can hold to stop you from falling start learning
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to publicly criticize someone or something, or to publicly accuse someone of something Osobiście potępiam naruszanie praw człowieka w odniesieniu do wolności prasy. start learning
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I personally denounce human rights violations when it comes to freedom of the press.
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obalić teorię/ udowodnić, że cos jest nieprawdziwe Może to być rzeczywiście jedyny sposób na ostateczne obalenie twierdzeń o unikaniu opodatkowania. start learning
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This might indeed be the only way to disprove claims about tax avoidance conclusively.
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Przed budynkiem ratusza było wielkie zamieszanie start learning
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There was a huge commotion in front of the city hall.
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Jego zachowanie uległo znacznej zmianie. start learning
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His behaviour has gone through a considerable alteration.
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a change, or the process of changing something
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