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We need more accountability in government start learning
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odpowiedzialność za swoje czyny, może być rozliczony za to co robi, tłuamczy sie czemu cos zrobil
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You may incur additional costs The company incurred huge losses start learning
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ponieść (koszty, strate itp), narazic sie na cos niekorzystnego
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There is no tangible progress start learning
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coś namacalnego, realnie wyczuwalnego
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Early indications suggest success start learning
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wzkazówka, nie pelen dowod ale sygnał
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The heavy rain was a hindrance to our plans start learning
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I was captivated by the movie start learning
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pochłonięty czymś, zachwycony, oczarowany
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Agreeableness is one of the Big Five personality traits start learning
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He remained detached during the discussion, The garage is detached from the house start learning
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zdystansowany, osobno stojacy, niezaangazowany (fiz i w przenosni)
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The students remained orderly during the exam start learning
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Her ambition propelled her to success start learning
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zmotywować, popchnąć (fiz i w przenosni)
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The problem presents a conundrum for scientists start learning
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trudna zagadka / dylemat / problem bez oczywistego rozwiązania
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She has set her sights on becoming a doctor start learning
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obrać coś za cel, nastawić sie na cos
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The hotel caters to business travelers start learning
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zaspokajać potrzeby / obsługiwać / być dostosowanym do (kogoś lub czegoś)
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The speaker system amplifies the sound start learning
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I was surprised by the extent of the damage start learning
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The company dispatched the order this morning. The police dispatched several officers to the scene start learning
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The team lost because of complacency start learning
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samozadowolenie, beztroska pewność siebie
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It’s difficult to gauge the impact of the decision Check the pressure gauge start learning
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oceniać, mierzyć szacować / wzkaźnik
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People are judged by their deeds, not their words start learning
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She was an unsung genius in her field start learning
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The company trumpeted its new product as revolutionary start learning
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rozgłaszać, ogłaszać coś, wyraźnie coś reklamować
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The coach changed the roster before the game start learning
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grafik, skład, lista członków/ludzi przypisanych do czegoś
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The company is dialing back its spending start learning
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złagodzić / zmniejszyć / ograniczyć (intensywność czegoś
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The government is trying to mitigate the effects of inflation start learning
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zmniejszać, łagodzić (negatywne skutki)
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Her story encapsulates the struggles of many immigrants start learning
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The leather is soft and supple start learning
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giętki, elastyczny, zwinny
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The chicken was tender and juicy She spoke in a tender voice start learning
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The branches are pliant and bend easily She was too pliant to resist pressure start learning
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giętki / podatny na zginanie / uległy / elastyczny (także w zachowaniu)
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The parable of the prodigal son is well known start learning
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Many English words are derived from French start learning
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She threw her bag on the heap of laundry start learning
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sterta, kupa, duza nieuporządkowana ilosc
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My parents relented and bought me a bike start learning
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ustąpić, wymięknąć, odpuścić
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They compiled data for the study start learning
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It was a fleeting moment of peace start learning
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Chaos ensued when the system failed start learning
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nastąpić, wyniknąć w następstwie
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Fake news is rampant online, Corruption is rampant in the system start learning
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rozprzestrzeniony / powszechny / niekontrolowany / szalejący
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He harbors anger toward his boss. They were accused of harboring a criminal start learning
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skrywać, udzielać schronienia
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People visit the shrine to pray start learning
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Language can be an impediment to communication start learning
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start learning
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She discovered his deceit start learning
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start learning
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dochodowy, bardzo opłacalny
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How do you conjugate this verb? start learning
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The city has a curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a. m, The goverment plans to introduce a phone curfew after 10 pm for the teenagers start learning
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godzina policyjna, ograniczenie obowiązujące w pewnych godzinach
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He has a voracious curiosity, The lion is a voracious predator start learning
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żarłoczny, nienasycony, łapczywy
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This virus poses a serious threat to public health start learning
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He choked up while talking about his father start learning
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wzruszyć się tak, że trudno mówić, być rozemocjonowanym
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