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Question		Answer
kontynuować, robić dalej start learning		carry on, keep calm and carry on, I'm sorry I've interrupted you, please carry on. I'm not going to carry on living like this.
niechętny start learning		reluctant, unwilling, Doris seemed reluctant to join the discussion. I was reluctant to get into an argument with Roger. I was unwilling to implement this solution at first but then I changed my mind.
niechętnie start learning		reluctantly, unwillingly, After he kept nagging for hours, I reluctantly agreed to go with him.
pojawić się, przyjść start learning		turn up, Look who finally turned up! She didn't turn up to her own wedding.
poczucie orientacji w terenie start learning		sense of direction, He had a terrible sense of direction and was always getting lost.
wartościowy, opłacalny, wart zachodu start learning		worthwhile, worthwhile experience, The time and expense involved in keeping up to date with all the changes has been worthwhile.
It was an eye-opener start learning		Living in another country can be a real eye-opener.
odrzucać start learning		dismiss, The boss dismissed his idea because it would be too expensive
usatysfakcjonowany, zadowolony start learning		content, He graduated, found a good job and is perfectly content. He seems fairly content with his life.
serek do smarowania typu Twój smak start learning		cream cheese, I got some bread and some cream cheese.
wagon start learning		carriage, coach, car, The carriage was so full that we couldn't find a seat. I sat in the coach of the train to London.
przedział w pociągu start learning		compartment, first class compartment, second class compartment
pałeczki start learning		chopsticks, Eating with chopsticks takes some time to learn.
skorzystać z czegoś, wykorzystać coś start learning		take advantage of good weather, We ought to take advantage of the opportunity.
bilet w jedną stronę, bilet w dwie strony start learning		single ticket, return ticket
Ciekawość to pierwszy stopień do piekła start learning		Curiosity killed the cat.
2 million, 10 million people (bez s) start learning		millions of people (s but no info how many)
odejmować start learning		subtract, If you subtract 8 from 6 you will get a negative number.
latarnia morska start learning		lighthouse, I’d rather not stay in the lighthouse.
wzór start learning		formula, Do you remember the formula for the area of a circle?
intuicyjnie, instynktowanie start learning		You can use this calculator intuitively, instinctively.
równy, równać się start learning		equal, 2 plus 2 equals 4. All men are created equal.
równanie start learning		equation, He can solve very complicated mathematical equations.
ułamek start learning		fraction, It's just a fraction of what you will need to spend.
przechytrzyć start learning		outsmart, outsmart the system, You think you can outsmart me?
chętny start learning		I am eager, I’m willing, I’m willing to give it a go. I am always eager to help.
atut start learning		asset, Job advert: English C1 required, German B2 would be considered an asset
cenny start learning		valuable, You’re a valuable member of our team.
nieoceniony, bezcenny, bardzo cenny start learning		invaluable, Thank you very much for this invaluable comment. The new job will provide you with invaluable experience. Such data will prove invaluable to/for researchers.
mijać start learning		pass, holidays will pass by quickly, holidays will fly by quickly, and that’s how 5 hours passed
ognisko vs kominek start learning		we had a campfire in the garden vs a fireplace in the living room
przewracać się z boku na bok start learning		toss and turn, Even though the mattress was pretty firm, I wasn’t tossing and turning all night.
promienie słońca start learning		sun rays, Sun rays usually wake me up early in the morning.
zatyczki do uszu start learning		earplugs, I needed earplugs to block the sounds.
ćwierkać start learning		chirp, twitter, Birds started chirping early in the morning, Birds were twittering all the morning.
wyjść ze strefy komfortu start learning		step out of your comfort zone
zastrzeżenia, wątpliwości start learning		reservations, He had some initial reservations but eventually I convinced him.
jęczeć, zrzędzić start learning		whine, moan, Could you please stop whining and start actually doing something?! Stop moaning, would you?
wzloty i upadki start learning		ups and downs, hey have their ups and downs but they love each other very much
przesłuchanie start learning		audition, audition for a play, I've got an audition for the choir tomorrow.
przeszkoda start learning		hurdle, fall at first hurdle, She overcame many hurdles to get to where she is today.
wykańczający start learning		nerve-racking experience, Giving a presentation to a large audience can be a nerve-racking experience.

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