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Question		Answer
(= it's very difficult to make someone older learn something new) start learning		You can't teach an old dog new tricks
Mecz zaraz się zacznie start learning		Come quickly! The match is about to begin.
Prawie poddjęłam ważną decyzję finansową start learning		'I'm about to make a vital financial decision.'
you don't look your age, start learning		you don't appear the age you are,
when people behave in a way proper for their age, start learning		-people act their age
an age difference, start learning		-an age gap
improves with age, start learning		-wine that gets better as it gets older,
legally become an adult, start learning		-you come of age at the age of 18
unfair treatment of people because of their age start learning		-ageism
Zachowuj się stosowni do wieku i nie rób tyle zamieszania o byle co start learning		Don't be silly! Act your age and stop making a fuss about such unimportant things.
spraw\|ca m, -czyni f czegoś) start learning		perpetrator /'pз pıtreıt (r)/ (of sth)
a type of prison where young people can be kept for short periods of time - poprawczak start learning		A detention center
świadectwo n; Jur zeznanie n; 2. (evidence) świadectwo n (to sth czegoś start learning		testimony /'testım nı, US -m nı/ n
złożyć zeznania start learning		to give testimony
być świadectwem talentu/odwagi kogoś, świadczyć o talencie/o odwadze kogoś; start learning		to be a testimony to sb’s talent/courage
świadczyć o czymś start learning		to bear testimony to sth
to escape. start learning		To break out of a prison"
Odsiedzieć wyrok start learning		After you serve time in prison
Być na warunkowym start learning		you can be let out on probation
kurator start learning		a probation officer
they rob a bank using violence. start learning		If someone holds up a bank,
they are not punished for something bad they did start learning		If someone gets away with something,
we punish him only very lightly. start learning		if we let someone off lightly
is when a group of people stand up against a wall for inspection or identification. start learning		A lineup
is a gun fight; strzelanina start learning		A shoot-out
a person who has been in prison. start learning		A jailbird
the continuous watching of a building, or of some area, usually by the police. "; obserwacja, obserwować start learning		A stake-out
"also known as". start learning		"a.k.a."
bunt m; start learning		rebellion /rı'belı n/ n
podnieść bunt start learning		to rise in rebellion
przestrzegać (czegoś) [rule, law, conventions]; start learning		obey / 'beı/
zastosować się do wezwania sądowego start learning		to obey a summons Jur
– będę trzymać za ciebie kciuki! start learning		But I'll keep my fingers crossed for you
– zacząć uprawiać spadochroniastrstwo start learning		to take up (= start) parachuting
- that's when a group of people stand up against a wall for inspection or identification start learning		a lineup
kanciarz m, oszust m infml start learning		con man n
wymigać się od kary infml; (unharmed) wyjść bez szwanku; (free from tax) wymigać się od zapłacenia podatku start learning		scot-free /'sk t'fri / adj to get off or go scot-free (unpunished)
wymigać się od kary start learning		to beat the rap
szybki urywany oddech m, zadyszka f start learning		pant /pænt/
nie móc złapać tchu; start learning		to be panting for breath
weszła po schodach, dysząc or sapiąc start learning		she came panting up the stairs
ł aknąć czegoś; start learning		to be panting for or after sth
pałać pożądaniem/chęcią liter start learning		to be panting with desire/eagerness
powiedzieć zdyszanym głosem, wydyszeć start learning		■ pant out: pant out [sth], pant [sth] out
degradacja f; (of idea, principle, policy) deprecjacja f; (of football team) przeniesienie n do niższej ligi start learning		demotion /dı'm ∫n/ n (of person)
miarka f; (of earth) łopatka f; (of ice cream) gałka f; (of mashed potatoes) łyżka f start learning		scoop /sku p/
zdobyć sensacyjny materiał start learning		to get a scoop
wyb\|rać, -ierać [earth, water]; (dig) wykop\|ać, -ywać [hole, foundations]; start learning		■ scoop out: scoop out [sth], scoop [sth] out (take out)
wybierz miąższ z pomidora start learning		scoop out the flesh out of a tomato
zgarn\|ąć, -iać [earth, snow]; podn\|ieść, -osić [child] start learning		■ scoop up: scoop up [sth], scoop [sth] up
ukłucie n; start learning		twinge /twınd / n (of pain, jealousy, regret)
pewne wątpliwości; start learning		a twinge of doubt
wyrzut sumienia start learning		a twinge of conscience
kurczenie się n; (of industry, sector) regres m start learning		contraction /k n'træk∫n/ n
zaczęły się skurcze (porodowe) start learning		the contractions have started
dąsać się, stroić fochy; start learning		to be in a sulk
nadąsać się start learning		to go into a sulk
dąsy plt, fochy plt; start learning		sulks npl
dąsać się, stroić fochy start learning		to have (a fit of) the sulks
dąsać się z powodu czegoś) start learning		sulk (about or over sth)
nawrót m; (of symptom, event) powtórzenie się n; start learning		recurrence /rı'k r ns/ n (of illness)
mam nadzieję, że ten problem się nie powtórzy start learning		I hope there will be no recurrence of the problem
bolesna strata f (kogoś bliskiego) (mourning) żałoba f; start learning		bereavement /bı'ri vm nt/ n (loss)
stracić bliską osobę start learning		to suffer a bereavement
(= very exciting and enjoyable) start learning		exhilarating
1. (make happy) [speed, music, wine] up\|oić, -ajać; [action, scene, thought] wprawi\|ć, -ać w radosny nastrój; start learning		exhilarate /ıg'zıl reıt/ vt
byliśmy upojeni sukcesem start learning		we were exhilarated by our success
(peaks with snow on their tops) start learning		snow-capped peaks
(= put a length of cloth, ribbon etc. around something several times) start learning		I guess you should bind the cut up and wait till it stops bleeding.
(= completely different) start learning		Although they are brothers, they are poles apart.
- krańcowo różnić się start learning		to be poles apart
podniósł to i natychmiast or szybko upuścił start learning		he lifted it up and promptly dropped it
punktualnie or dokładnie o szóstej start learning		promptly at six o’clock
– piorunochron start learning		a lightning conductor
(= accumulating) start learning		bottling up
(= express negative feelings) start learning		to let off steam
(= give you energy) start learning		energize
(= deliberately, consciously) start learning		voluntarily

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