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      cień (kształt rzucany przez coś)    start learning
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      cień (miejsce, gdzie jest cień)    start learning
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      They were sitting in the shade  
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      My dog started to shed his coat.  
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      Let's shed these costumes.  
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      łatwo coś osiągnąć, przejść przez coś gładko    start learning
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      This exam was a breeze - I'm sure I'll pass it  
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      rozsiadać się, wylegiwać się (na czymś)    start learning
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      Our cat is sprawled out on the living room floor.  
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      wywołać coś, wywoływać coś    start learning
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      This argument sparked a heated discussion.  
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      But his early life was overshadowed by a family tragedy.  
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      I'll get back to you if I have any bright ideas.  
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      w mig, w mgnieniu oka, błyskawicznie, momentalnie    start learning
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      The last four weeks had gone by in a flash.  
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      podejrzany (interes), nieczysty (np. zamiar)    start learning
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      She's involved in a shady deal.  
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      shining example of something     It was a shining example of a polite behaviour.  
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      zaświtać (w głowie, np. myśl)    start learning
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      A new idea suddenly dawned on me.  
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      a situation or future event that makes you worry or feel unhappy    start learning
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      It was a cloud hanging over the serious art market.  
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      nie mieć nawet mglistego pojęcia, nie mieć bladego pojęcia,    start learning
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      not have the foggiest (idea)   
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      burzliwy romans, płomienny romans    start learning
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      He tried hard to forget the questions flooding through his mind.  
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      Stop grilling me, I won't say anything.  
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      porywać się na coś, co kogoś przerasta, rzucać się z się z motyką na słońce    start learning
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      bite off more than one can chew   
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      niewydarzony, nieprzemyślany (np. pomysł)    start learning
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      Their relationship ended on a sour note.  
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      bezbarwny, nijaki (np. głos, charakter)    start learning
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      Bland words, but they are the heart of the matter.  
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      coś wartego przemyślenia, coś zmuszającego do refleksji    start learning
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      I hope I've given you some food for thought at least.  
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