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znienacka, nagle, niespodziewanie, jak grom z jasnego nieba start learning
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This problem did not come out of the blue.
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podnosić, podwyższać, powiększać, potęgować start learning
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Life was heightened with her around, no doubt about it.
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start learning
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But why not apply this same angry cap in hand policy to the stinking rich here?
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żałujący pieniędzy, skąpy start learning
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Stop being so tight and buy us a round!
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ascetyczny (o stylu życia) start learning
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surowy, szorstki, srogi (o osobie) start learning
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She has kept Harry's name, feeling her father's too austere.
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start learning
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Stop being so tight-fisted and buy me a coffee.
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She smiled fleetingly at Joseph, and went to the car.
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kiwać się, machać, potrząsać, poruszać w górę i w dół start learning
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She looked at the others, and they waggled their heads.
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przebierać (palcami), bawić (się czymś), obracać (coś w rękach) start learning
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She saw me and twiddled her fingers in a wave.
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bardzo zdenerwowany, oblany zimnym potem start learning
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robić coś bez pośredników start learning
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You'll cut out the middleman and save a significant amount of money.
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You will have to exert yourself to keep up with him.
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In spite of my best endeavours, I couldn't contact her
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olać kogoś, nie interesować się kimś start learning
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She blew me off a long time ago.
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My grandmother wove a blanket for me.
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His darting hand slithered the weapon between his dodging head and the descending hammer, just in time to deflect the blow.
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