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She passed me this morning in the corridor. start learning
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mijać, przechodzić, przejeżdżać
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I can't pretend that I like him. start learning
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He made his fortune mining for gold and diamonds. start learning
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They were forced to abandon the car. He deserted his family. start learning
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Zostali zmuszeni do rezygnacji z samochodu.
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admit that something is true Even the company chairman concedes that the results are disappointing. start learning
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to sue to court / to take to court He's threatening to sue the newspaper for slander (oszczerstwo). start learning
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Driving through London in the rush-hour is an absolute nightmare. start learning
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The tenants refused to pay. start learning
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Lokatorzy odmówili płacenia.
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Digging the garden is good exercise. start learning
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The prime minister said he wanted to relieve the tension between the opposing parties. start learning
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Premier powiedział, że chce złagodzić napięcie między przeciwstawnymi stronami.
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Don't leave the front door unlocked. She attempted to unlock the door. start learning
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nie zamkniety na klucz / otwarty, otworzyc (kluczem) Nie zostawiaj drzwi wejściowych otwartych/nie zamkniętych na klucz. Usiłowała otworzyć drzwi.
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I suddenly realized who she was. start learning
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Nagle uświadomiłem sobie kim ona jest.
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The army was sent in to defend the country against enemy attack. start learning
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być niesłusznie oskarżonym
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Mia insisted that she and Carlo were just friends. start learning
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Thieves smashed the shop window and stole $50,000 worth of computer equipment. start learning
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Złodzieje rozbili okno w sklepie i ukradli sprzęt komputerowy warty 50.000$
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He treats her really badly. He's being treated for cancer at a hospital in Manchester. start learning
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You're mad to walk home alone at night. Were your parents mad at you when you came home late? start learning
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We managed to persuade him to come with us. start learning
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Poradziliśmy sobie z przekonaniem go żeby poszedł z nami.
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These documents are strictly confidential. start learning
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The photos are still retrievable. start learning
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lasting effect, lethal effect start learning
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trwały efekt, śmiercionośny efekt
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We anticipate that prices will fall next year. start learning
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a laid-back style of teaching start learning
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We sneak out of the room. start learning
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She always nicks my pencils. start learning
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I've become rather attached to my old car. The tags attached to clothes. start learning
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być przywiązanym do (kogoś/czegoś)
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I wonder if you could help me? start learning
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Zastanawiam się, czy mógłbyś mi pomóc?
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to bring criminal charges Prosecutors are going to bring criminal charges against them. start learning
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He still smokes, even though he's got asthma. start learning
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I correctly predicted their reaction. start learning
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It would be inappropriate for me to comment, without knowing the facts. start learning
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nieodpowiednie, niestosowne
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Corporate officials are liable for the safety of their employees. start learning
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She delivered the speech on national TV. start learning
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offensive comments, slanderous comments start learning
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obraźliwe komentarze, oszczerstwa
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To jest niekwestionowalne.
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They hired a car for a few weeks. We hired a new secretary last week. start learning
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I hid the money in a vase (wazonie). start learning
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It would be pointless to argue with him. start learning
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dependably, dependable (depend) start learning
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niezawodnie, niezawodny (polegać)
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zamierzony, celowy (planować, zamierzać)
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the information is at my fingertips start learning
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informacja jest w zasięgu mojej ręki
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On jest w najlepszej / doskonałej formie
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Zrobiłam to na twoją prośbę
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zrelaksuj się / nie stresuj się
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Jej posada jest zagrożona
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