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a snail can retract its horns a snail can retract its horns start learning
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1. odwoływać, cofać (np. słowa) 2. wciągać, chować (np. pazury)
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to accumulate (points) Once I rack up 5000 points I get to the next level start learning
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nazbierać, nabić, uzbierać, uzyskać (np. punkty w grze)
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I was so tired that my voice faltered. The engine falters, I have to fix it. He never falters when he has to make a decision. start learning
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1. słabnąć (np. o głosie) 2. jąkać się, dukać (w mowie), zacinać się (o silniku) 3. wahać się
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to read or study (something) very carefully You've been poring over these books for hours, you should have a rest. start learning
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ślęczeć nad czymś, studiować coś uważnie (np. mapę)
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the point from which someone or something started usually in the phrase back to (or at) square one start learning
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pokonać wszelkie przeciwności losu
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a long deep cut or wound or to make a long deep cut or wound in; slash start learning
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another name for a bloater start learning
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Margin between 1st and 2nd place is only 14 points start learning
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różnica, przewaga (np. punktów Różnica między pierwszym a drugim miejscem to tylko 14 punktów
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to make fine adjustments to (something) in order to obtain optimum performance The racing car driver has a team of mechanics to fine-tune his car. start learning
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dostroić, dostrajać (np. sprzęt, gospodarkę) Kierowca wyścigowy ma zespół mechaników, którzy regulują jego samochód.
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past the time specified, required, or preferred for arrival, occurrence, payment, etc He forgot to return an overdue book from the library start learning
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opóźniony, zaległy, przeterminowany (np. płatność, książka z biblioteki)
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an imitation or reproduction of an original They sold 30,000 copies in paperback. start learning
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kopia, egzemplarz książki, gazety Sprzedali 30 tysięcy egzemplarzy w miękkiej oprawie.
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Landscape images align with the horizon start learning
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to have something, usually a large amount of important work, to deal with I know you have a lot on your plate right now. start learning
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to steady or prepare (oneself or something) as before an impact start learning
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przygotować się na coś, przygotowywać się na coś
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speaking or behaving in a way that makes intentions and beliefs clear: She's very upfront about why she wants the job - she'd earn a lot more money. start learning
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1. take something out on somebody 2. vent one's spleen to express angry feelings I listened patiently while she vented her spleen. start learning
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happen or occur afterwards or as a result. start learning
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wywiązać się, wywiązywać się (np. sprzeczka
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not thorough or detailed "the information they had was sketchy" start learning
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fragmentaryczny (obraz czegoś)
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arousing feelings of doubt or suspicion. start learning
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śmierdzący, podejrzany, szemrany
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to charge (a person) with crime, esp formally in writing; accuse Trump was indicted on state charges in a March 2023 indictment in New York start learning
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postawiony w stan oskarżenia
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We need to get to the bottom of this case start learning
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Musimy dotrzeć do sedna tej sprawy
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He asked me a question point-blank start learning
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bezpośrednio, wprost, bez ogródek On zadał mi pytanie bez ogródek
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(of a fact or action) raise a point that has not been dealt with; invite an obvious question. It begs the question of whether we can afford it start learning
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Nasuwa się pytanie, czy nas na to stać
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