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Kate gazed at the statue with awe.
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przyglądać się badawczo (czemuś) start learning
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He was peering through the wet windscreen at the cars ahead.
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start learning
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uprawiać wspinaczkę bez zabezpieczeń start learning
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wydobywać, wycisnąć (np. prawdę) start learning
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Candy was very good at winkling out secrets.
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pobrzeżek (rodzaj ślimaka) start learning
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The room is pretty crowded, so you'll have to wedge in.
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a piece of wood, metal etc that has one thick edge and one pointed edge and is used especially for keeping a door open or for splitting wood
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czuć łaskotanie w żołądku start learning
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to feel a little tickle in the stomach
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dać coś komuś na urodziny start learning
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to give sb sth for sb's birthday
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a natural crack in something, especially the surface of rocks or the Earth etc
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nagły wzrost (np. cen), nagłe pójście w górę (np. akcji) start learning
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In a sudden spurt of anger, Ellen slammed the door shut.
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she tossed and turned in bed
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zasłony, które nie przepuszczają światła start learning
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I poked him but he didn't budge.
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on odwrócił się do niej plecami start learning
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he turned his back to her
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very brightly coloured, especially in green, pink, or yellow Her large dark eyes were almost luminous.
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gdy przekazujemy komuś głos start learning
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track a student's progress
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pick up/lift the receiver
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śledzić coś / uważać na coś start learning
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