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His book took off and he became famous.
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prosperować (o przedsiębiorstwie), odnosić sukcesy (o osobie), cieszyć się powodzeniem (w życiu) start learning
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Their company is thriving.
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wyśmiewać kogoś, wyszydzać kogoś start learning
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Promise to never put others down
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zastępować kogoś (w pracy) start learning
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I'm filling in for my co-worker today.
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wyraźny, wyraźnie widoczny (nie zamazany) start learning
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Do you have a more distinct picture of her?
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beztroski, niefrasobliwy (o człowieku) start learning
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czekać na właściwy moment start learning
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Bide your time until the proper moment and take a long view of matters.
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I tell you what. You give me the money and I'll forget about everything.
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opowiadać publicznie o swoim życiu prywatnym start learning
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niesprawny, niewydolny (np. organizacja, system) start learning
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The judging process may be unwieldy, but it is democratic.
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And it felt more like a comfortable car than a clunky truck.
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pokaźnych rozmiarów, opasły, zwalisty start learning
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It looks very bulky, standing in the center of the room.
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zyskać masę ciała, budować mięśnie start learning
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He bulked up in just a month.
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