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nienasycony/ zawsze chcący czegoś więcej start learning
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She had an insatiable desire for adventure. there is insatiable demand for energy fuels
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a small amount of food that you eat between meals (przekąska) start learning
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Do you want a quick snack before you go out?
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The clock chimed midnight.
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groźnie patrzeć, rzucać groźne spojrzenie start learning
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Słońce nieustannie nas oślepia.) start learning
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The sun constantly glares down on us.
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Oślepił mnie blask światła. start learning
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I was blinded by a glare of light.
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on spiorunował ją wzrokiem start learning
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wzięla na siebie zbyt dużo i była chora start learning
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She took too much on and made herself ill.
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bełkotać, paplać, gaworzyć (mówić szybko, w sposób utrudniający rozróżnianie słów) start learning
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a large plastic structure, usually in the shape of a building, that is filled with air and that children can jump up and down on for fun start learning
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to get information or a reaction from someone = zdobyć, uzyskać / ɪˈlɪsɪt /// ape też to succed in getting information etc from a person start learning
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Have you managed to elicit a response from them yet? The questionnaire was intended to elicit information on eating habits. They were able to elicit the support of the public.
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Twoje ironiczne komentarze są czasami irytujące. start learning
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Your tongue-in-cheek comments are sometimes annoying.
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used to tell someone to stop working and relax for a short period of time start learning
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uickly growing bigger or more important: Pomimo gwałtownych spadków na giełdzie, ich sprzedaż wzrosła w pierwszym kwartale. start learning
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Despite snowballing declines in the stock market, their sales surged in the first quarter.
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tonę (dosłownie i wprzenośnibnp w problemach) start learning
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something unpleasant or annoying start learning
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pech, wtopa potocznie I left my notes at home. What a bummer. (Zostawiłem swoje notatki w domu. Ale wtopa.) zawód, rozczarowanie potocznie He didn't come? What a bummer. (Nie przyszedł? Co za zawód.)
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to shout or make a loud noise because you are frightened, hurt, etc wykrzykiwać (coś), krzyczeć (coś) start learning
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showing or consisting of sexual behaviour, language, etc that is unacceptable to most people nieprzyzwoity start learning
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to put someone in prison or a hospital for people who are mentally ill umieścić kogoś w odosobnieniu start learning
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someone who pays for a place to sleep and meals in someone else's house lokator/ka start learning
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jak hojnie była obdarzonaw kwestii wlosow start learning
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how generously endowed she was in the hair department.
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przypalony, spalony, poparzenie start learning
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czymś) Your scorch is not serious, but be careful next time. (Twoje poparzenie nie jest poważne, ale następnym razem bądź ostrożny.) I cannot remove the scorch on your shirt. (Nie mogę usunąć przypalenia na twojej koszuli.)
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mieszkam po drugiej stronie miasta start learning
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wpadlem na piwo przed powrotem do domu start learning
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I just dropped in for a beer before going home for the day."
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Czy chciałbyś z nim porozmawiać o występie w cyrku? start learning
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Would you like to talk to him about a gig with the circus
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No, I live across town. I'm a drywaller, and I'm working the office renovation across the street
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