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głośny dźwięk, ryk, gwizd start learning
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The blast of the horn made me jump.
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start learning
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Fire alarm blasted and woke me up.
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brzęczeć, buczeć (np. telefon, dzwonek) start learning
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The mobile phone is buzzing in your pocket.
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brzęczenie (np. os, komarów) start learning
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buzzing (e.g. wasps, mosquitoes) The buzz of mosquitoes makes me crazy
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wrzenie, gwar (np. głosów, konwersacji) start learning
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We heard a buzz of conversation in the café.
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dzwonienie, szczęk (metal) start learning
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After many hours their prison door opened with a clang.
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zadzwonić, zadźwięczeć, szczęknąć, szczękać start learning
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Bullets clanged against the front of the car, but with less force than before.
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start learning
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trzaskać, trzeszczeć (w krótkich odstępach czasu) start learning
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It crackled softly like fat frying in a saucepan.
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zmarszczyć, przymarszczyć, zmrużyć (np. materiał, papier, oko) start learning
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She crinkled up the bag and set it on the floor.
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pluskać, chlupać, chlupotać start learning
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A stick plopped into the water.
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plusk, pluśnięcie, chlupnięcie start learning
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I turned around when I heard a plop in the pool.
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brzęczenie, terkot, dzwonek, pobrzękiwanie start learning
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With a jangle of keys, he moved to the door.
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start learning
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I turn my head, but cannot see what made the splat.
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rozwalić, potraktować (np. prądem) start learning
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It has the ability to zap objects with an electrical charge
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start learning
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trzasnąć, huknąć (np. o grzmocie) start learning
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Thunder crashed over our heads.
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załamać się (o rynku), spaść gwałtownie (np. o cenach akcji) start learning
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The price of our shares is crashing.
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miażdżyć, przygnieść, kruszyć start learning
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That wall is going to keep moving and crush us
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zgnieść, rozgnieść, wycisnąć (np. czosnek) start learning
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Crush the garlic and add it to the sauce.
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start learning
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I fell and cracked a bone in my arm.
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start learning
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Squirrels can easily crack nuts.
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rozszyfrować, złamać (szyfr, kod, zabezpieczenia) start learning
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I managed to crack the code, we can use his computer.
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start learning
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crack the eggs into the bowl
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start learning
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The tray fell on the ground with a loud clash.
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kłócić się, gryźć się ze sobą, nie pasować do siebie (np. kolory) start learning
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Your shirt clashes with your pants.
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trzasnąć, trzaskać, uderzyć o siebie, uderzać o siebie start learning
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The cars clashed on the highway.
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zrozumieć, pojąć, zaskoczyć informal start learning
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Give me a moment to think about it and I'll click.
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start learning
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We clicked the moment we met.
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wpaść na kogoś (spotkać kogoś niespodziewanie) (v) start learning
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I bumped into my friend this evening.
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wjechać w coś, walnąć w coś start learning
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I wasn't paying attention and I bumped into the streetlamp.
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próg zwalniający (na drodze) start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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wyjść na chwilę, wyskoczyć gdzieś phrasal verb start learning
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She has just popped out to the grocery, she will be back in a minute.
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wyskakiwać (z czymś); pojawiać się niespodziewanie; wyskakiwać (niekontrolowanie; o czymś) start learning
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The words suddenly just popped out of my mouth
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wpaść, zajść, skoczyć (z krótką wizytą) start learning
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We were just passing by and we decided to pop in
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wpaść do kogoś (z wizytą) start learning
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He never warns you when he's going to drop in
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start learning
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They popped fireworks outside the house.
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start learning
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His shirt popped when he took a deep breath
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drapać się, podrapać się zadrapać, porysować start learning
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He was sitting on the sofa scratching his head.
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zdrapać, zarysować (np. farbę, lakier w czasie przesuwania) start learning
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He scratched my bike with a key.
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uderzenie (pięścią) British English informal start learning
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She replied to his taunts with a smack in the stomach
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klaps, uderzenie otwartą dłonią (w coś) start learning
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You could use a smack to the face.
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brzęk (np. zbitego szkła), trzask (np. drzwi) start learning
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With a smash of the door, he walked out.
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stłuc (np. szybę), rozwalić (np. zamek), rozbić, zmiażdżyć start learning
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She accidentally smashed the window.
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naćpany, pijany (potocznie) start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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zmiana zdania, zmiana opinii start learning
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He was about to yell again, when the door whooshed open, and a hand dragged him inside.
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start learning
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The air whooshed out of him, too, and he sank to his knees.
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start learning
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start learning
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knock sb up (get sb pregnant)
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oznaczać, symbolizować (formal) start learning
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What does this symbol denote?
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wypełniać, uzupełniać (np. listę) start learning
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This is all done in a test system not yet fully populated with live data.
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