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zaaklimatyzować się, zaadaptować się
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settle in
give her some time to settle in
to have an argument with somebody so that you are no longer friendly with them
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fall out with sb
adj - gadatliwy rozmowny
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chatty
pv- to make a particular impression
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come across
she comes across well in interviews / he comes across as a sympathetic person
v- to feel sorry for somebody, to show that you understand and feel sorry about somebody's problems
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sympathize
dwulicowy
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two- Faced
adj- behaving in a secret and sometimes dishonest or unpleasant way
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sneaky
adj - (of people) behaving in a particular way or doing a particular activity only when it is Pleasant for them
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Fair-weather
porzucić coś
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drop sth
I have difficulty with things and she dropped me immediately
wild and Powerful (like the forces of nature)
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Elemental
used to say that somebody is/ would be happier or more satisfied because they are in a particular position or doing a particular thing
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better off
she's better off without him
tending to become angry, excited, or upset easly, and to behave in an unresponsible way
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temperamental
you never know what to expect with her. she's so temperamental
slow calm and relaxed, opanowany(o osobie)
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sedate
Świątynia
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Temple
wybawca
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saviour
adj- very upset and anxious
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distressed
n- a feeling of great warry and unhappiness: great mental pain
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distress
stłumiony
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suppressed
to prevent yourself from having or experience a feeling or an emotion
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suppress
to suppress a smile /she was unable to suppress her anger
adj- extremely bad or serious
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severe
severe pain and depression, a severe illness disease
konieczność, potrzeba
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necessity
na pewno się stać na pewno coś zrobić, to normalne ze coś sie dzieje,
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the bound to do
to normalne ze denerwujesz się przed swoim egzaminem
you're bound to feel nervous before your exam
adj- that you cannot control or prevent
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uncontrollable
an uncontrollable temper
if somebody has a temper they become angry very easily
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temper
he must learn to control his temper
dolewać oliwy do ognia
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fan the flames
głos rozsądku
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voice of reason
obgryzaj paznokcie
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bite your fingernails
dawać kciuk w górę
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give a thumbs up
krzyżować nogi
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cross your legs
bawić się czymś palcami/ wiercić się
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fidget
skinąc glową np zeby sie z kims przywitac
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bow your head
zakryć usta
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cover your mouth
trzymać kciuki
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cross your fingers
zakładać ręce
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fold your arms
marszczyć czoło
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frown
robić grymas
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grimace
szczerzyć się
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grin
kiwać głową (na tak)
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nod your head
wskazać
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point
zrobić dziubek
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pout
zaciskać usta (ze złości)
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purse your lips
unieść brwi
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raise you eyebrows
marszczyć brwi
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scowl
drapać się po głowie
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scratch your head
trząść głową
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shake your head
wzruszyć ramionami
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shrug your shoulders
machać
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wave
Puszczać oko
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wink
mrugać oczami
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blink
ziewać
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yawn
irytacja / rozdrażnienie
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annoyance
niepokój
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anxiety
nuda
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boredom
zamieszanie
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confusion
dezaprobata
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disapproval
obrzydzenie, wstręt, odraza
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disgust
strach
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fear
życzliwość, uprzejmość, przyjazne nastawienie
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friendliness
szczęście
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happiness
ignorancja / brak wiedzy
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ignorance
obojętność
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indifference
zainteresowania, zaciekawienie
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interest
ból
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pain
wstyd
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shame
szok
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shock
zaskoczenie, niespodzianka
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surprise
chrząknąć (oczyścić gardło)
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clear your throat
kaszleć
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cough
diagram, wykres, tabela
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chart
wymiana, zamiana
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trade
are you satisfied with our trade?
strach, lęk
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dread
to obey a rule, an Order, Etc
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comply (with something)
all furniture must comply with fire safety regulations
to do what you are told or expected to do
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obey
he was arrested when he failed to obey a police instruction to stop
to not to do sth
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fail
his article failed to mention that he actually supported his change / if you fail to comply you can be fined
wykonanie, interpretacja (w muzyce, sztuce)
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rendition
rude in a funny or annoying
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cheeky
impossible to imagine or believe
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impossible to imagine or believe in English
inconceivable
it is inconceivable that the minister was not aware of the problem
znienawidzona rzecz, coś co kogoś drażni
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pet peeve
especially/ more than usual or more than others
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particularly
the story focuses particularly on the character of Nelly
uprzedzenie
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prejudice
he has a prejudice against people from different countries
okres dojrzewania płciowego
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puberty
w czyjąś stronę
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to somebody's side
ph- to join or become joined with somebody/something
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link up
the bands have linked up for a charity concert
n- a connection formed between two things
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link-up
oszukiwać kogoś
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lead somebody on
he led me on for years
ph- to explode, to be destroyed by an explosion, to destroy something by an explosion
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blow up
the police station was blown up by terrorists
ph- to start suddenly and with Force
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blow up
a storm was blowing up
ph- to make something seem more important, better, worst, etc. than it really is
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blow up
the whole Affair was blown up out of all proportion
niezgodne z tonacją, fałszywe w muzyce
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off -key
poczuć zażenowanie
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cringe
I knew he was being fair, but inside I cringed

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