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We don't have all the ingredients so we have to make do with what we have.
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Ciągły stres mocno odbija się na zdrowiu nauczycieli szkół podstawowych.) start learning
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Constant stress takes a heavy toll on elementary school teachers.
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Opowiedział mi żart, żeby poprawić mi nastrój, ale to nie zadziałało. start learning
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to raise somebody's spirits He told me a joke to raise my spirits but it didn't work.
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I'm filling in for my co-worker today.
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Powinieneś czerpać z życia garściami, nie marnuj swojego czasu. start learning
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to make the most of something You should make most of your life, don't waste your time.
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Powinniśmy skorzystać z tej okazji. start learning
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take advantage of something We ought to take advantage of the opportunity.
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Dave popadł w rutynę i musi zdecydować, co zrobić ze swoim życiem. start learning
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Dave is stuck in a rut and has to decide what to do with his life.
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It’s the thought that counts.
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I was gobsmacked when they told me that he had been caught by the police.
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Nie znoszę kiedy zmieniasz plany na ostatnią chwilę. start learning
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I hate it when you changes plans at the eleventh hour.
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Niektórzy politycy są honey-mouthed i obiecują wiele rzeczy tylko po to, żeby zdobyć głosy. start learning
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Some politicians are honey-mouthed, promising many things just to win votes
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Bieganie za tobą wykańcza mnie. start learning
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something is wearing you down Jogging with you wears me down.
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Nie zrozum mnie żle ale powinieneś kupić nowe buty. start learning
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to take something wrong way Don't take this wrong way but it's time you bought new shoes.
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