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time flies; How time flies! time flies (when you're having fun)
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Kiedy byłam w trzeciej klasie... start learning
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When I was in the third grade...
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I remember nothing. I don't remember anything
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to put something out to tender
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we're getting close to the end
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to take the time to do sth Thank you for taking the time to read my essay
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to say what you think about something very directly start learning
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to speak your mind with sb He's certainly not afraid to speak his mind.
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przejdźmy do punktu trzeciego start learning
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a sign of approval or support start learning
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nie przejmuj się spóźnieniem start learning
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no worries about being late
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to do or say something sooner than it ought to be done so that the proper explanation or preparations have not been made start learning
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Było ... ludzi przede mną u lekarza. start learning
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There were four people ahead of me at the doctor's.
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She bleached her hair blond. The wood had been bleached by the sun.
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leniuch, nierób; someone who is lazy and untidy start learning
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a lazy slob, you're an ignorant slob
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octopus/ plural: octopuses / octopi -i: proper classical plural ending
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czekać na dalsze informacje, nie zmieniać stacji start learning
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bojkotować, usunąć poza nawias start learning
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traktować z góry (kogoś), lekceważyć (kogoś) start learning
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to look down on sb / to snob to treat someone rudely, especially by ignoring them when you meet the boys who had snubbed her in high school
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zebrać, zgromadzić (np. wiedzę, informacje, fakty) start learning
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to consider, to contemplate doing sth contemplate doing something Did you ever contemplate resigning?
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to have a difficult time doing sth
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It's important to differentiate between fact and opinion. to differentiate sth FROM sth
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wahać się, często się zmieniać (o cenie, ilości) start learning
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if a price or amount fluctuates, it keeps changing and becoming higher and lower [= vary] Prices were volatile, fluctuating between $20 and $40.
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a volatile situation is likely to change suddenly and without warning someone who is volatile can suddenly become angry or violent
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the weather has been fluctuating a lot lot this week.
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to incorporate into/in your everyday vocabulary
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Muszę iść wcześniej spać (jestem zmęczony) start learning
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I’m quite tired- I’m going to have an early night tonight.
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not one or the other of two people or things start learning
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'Would you like tea or coffee?' 'Neither, thanks.'
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dobrze wypaść na egzaminie start learning
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podobnie, w ten sam sposób; nawzajem start learning
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Nanny put on a shawl and told the girls to do likewise. You're always welcome at our house.' 'Likewise.' "Nice to meet you." "Likewise."
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