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Ostrzegam cię! Uprzedzam!
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Phew, we finally finished that project. start learning
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His constant loud talking is purely attention seeking. start learning
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I went to an improv comedy show last night, it was hilarious! start learning
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The thought of getting up on stage in front of all those people is quite daunting. start learning
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zniechęcający (zbyt wyzywający), onieśmielający (np. o zadaniu)
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maniak (np. komputerowy), pasjonat
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The job could act as a springboard to a successful career. start learning
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Her speech provided a stimulus for debate. start learning
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You are going skydiving? You're nuts! start learning
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zwariowany, stuknięty, szurnięty
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My boyfriend is taking me out today to a fancy restaurant. start learning
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wyjść z kimś, zabrać kogoś (gdzieś)
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nie akceptować, odrzucać (np. zmiany); wyrzucać, pozbywać się
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He's always clowning around at parties. start learning
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ożywić, pobudzić (np. kogoś do czegoś)
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podburzać, podżegać, jątrzyć, namawiać, judzić, zachęcać, agitować, pobudzać (np. do buntu
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When you say 'fast food', the first thing that springs to mind is McDonald's. start learning
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przychodzić do głowy, przychodzić na myśl
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intensive care unit (ICU) After the accident, he was taken to the ICU. start learning
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oddział intensywnej terapii
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Please validate your ticket at the machine. start learning
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legalizować, uprawomocnić, stemplować
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When he told the joke, we all burst out laughing. start learning
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In this city, finding a spacious apartment for a reasonable price is like finding gold dust. start learning
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Even though he fell in the pond, he was seeing the funny side of it. start learning
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blow up in somebody's face Their plan to manipulate the stock market ended up blowing up in their face. start learning
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pójść źle, pójść komuś niezgodnie z planem
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obracać się przeciw komuś, odnosić odwrotny skutek, odnosić przeciwny skutek
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She has a complex about her big ears. start learning
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kompleks, poczucie niższości
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If the premise is true, then the conclusion must also be true. start learning
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autentycznie, rzeczywiście
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We formed a group to organise the school fair. start learning
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The band has several gigs lined up for this summer. start learning
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After her breakup, she threw herself into her work. start learning
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It was a ballsy move to quit her job and start her own company. start learning
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z jajami, z charakterem (o człowieku)
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The comedy show featured a hilarious sketch about talking dog. start learning
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wnioskować, wywnioskować, wydedukować
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Feeling overwhelmed, he decided to drop it all and take a vacation. start learning
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My favourite sitcom is 'Friends'. start learning
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komedia sytuacyjna, serial komediowy (z udziałem widowni)
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GCSEs (General Certificate of Secondary Education) She did really well in her GCSEs, especially in Maths and English. start learning
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w Wielkiej Brytanii (oprócz Szkocji) egzamin zdawany zwykle na zakończenie nauki w szkole średniej (odpowiednik polskiego egzaminu kończącego naukę w gimnazjum)
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It's better to shop around for a good deal on a car. start learning
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rozglądać się (porównywać produkty i ich ceny)
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I scrolled down the webpage to read the rest of the article. start learning
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zbiór ilustracji z czasopism, zdjęć lub materiałów zebranych na tablicy
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After completing his GCSEs, he went to the sixth form to prepare for his A-levels. start learning
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ostatnie dwie klasy szkoły średniej w Wielkiej Brytanii
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get a bit of money behind something If we can get a bit of money behind it, our charity project can help more people. start learning
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zbudować sobie poduszkę finansową
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They released a taster episode to see if viewers would like it. start learning
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ocenić zainteresowanie odbiorców
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The pilot was a big hit with audiences. start learning
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pierwszy odcinek (serialu telewizyjnego)
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You need to tread carefully when you discuss the redundancy issue with the employees. start learning
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She's nod a redhead; her hair is more of strawberry blonde. start learning
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kobieta o jasnorudych włosach
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być beznadziejnym z czegoś, być do dupy z czegoś
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I had to retune my guitar before the concert. start learning
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point the finger at somebody The evidence clearly points the finger at the main suspect. start learning
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wskazać kogoś palcem, obwiniać kogoś
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Exercise can be a healthy coping mechanism for stress. start learning
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mechanizm radzenia sobie (np. ze stresem)
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be the butt of somebody's jokes I don't like being the butt of the joke. start learning
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być obiektem czyichś żartów
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The auditor discovered several financial irregularities in the company's accounts. start learning
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nieregularność, nierówność, nieprawidłowość
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The scientist could not explain the anomalies in the data. start learning
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anomalia, nieprawidłowość
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Stop messing around and finish your homework. start learning
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Back in the day, we used to play outside until the streetlights came on. start learning
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za starych dobrych czasów, kiedyś, dawniej; za moich czasów
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bring somebody onto something That brings me onto my final question. start learning
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przywodzić komuś coś (np. określony temat na myśl)
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That young actor is up-and-coming; he's just landed his first major role in a film. start learning
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dobrze zapowiadający się, wróżący sukces, obiecujący, dobrze rokujący, wybijający się
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zakładać, tworzyć, ustanawiać, nawiązywać (np. biznes, rząd, kontakty)
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zbieg okoliczności, przypadek
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He's carpenter by trade, but he loves painting in his free time. start learning
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That film is definitely up there with the best I've seen this year. start learning
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na wysokim poziomie, w czołówce
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She's a Cypriot by birth, but she's lived in England for most of her life. start learning
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come out (of) the woodwork As soon as he won the lottery, his old friends all came out of the woodwork. start learning
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pojawić się niespodziewanie
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He spent the entirety of his summer vacation in Spain. start learning
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She was propositioned by a stranger at the bar. start learning
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I caught a glimpse of the celebrity as she rushed into the hotel. start learning
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He was trying to hit on her at the party. start learning
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przystawiać się do kogoś, zarywać do kogoś, uderzać do kogoś, podrywać kogoś
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I realised mid-wave that it wasn't the right person! start learning
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The actor portrayed the tragic hero with such intensity that it moved the entire audience. start learning
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zagrać kogoś, odegrać rolę czyjąś
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nienaganny (o zachowaniu, manierach, guście), bez zarzutu, bezgrzeszny
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You have nothing to envy me. start learning
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farsa (humorystyczne dzieło teatralne lub filmowe)
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przesadny, przejaskrawiony
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nieprawdopodobny, mało prawdopodobny
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The comedy troupe performed a series of hilarious sketches that had the audience in stitches. start learning
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zespół, grupa (teatralna lub cyrkowa)
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błazenada, gagi sceniczne
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burzliwy, wzburzony, gwałtowny (np. morze, fale, wiatr); hałaśliwy, rozkrzyczany, niesforny (np. dziecko)
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nieszczęście, nieszczęśliwy wypadek, niefortunny wypadek, nieszczęśliwy przypadek, niepowodzenie
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His overacting during the final tragic scene drew some laughs from the audience. start learning
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zbyt duże wczucie się w odgrywaną rolę
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During the dress rehearsal, the cast and crew worked out the remaining details to ensure a smooth performance on opening night. start learning
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próba generalna (w teatrze, operze)
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The eagerly anticipated premiere of the new musical received rave reviews from both critics and the audience. start learning
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Shakespeare is considered one of the greatest playwrights in history, with his works still performed and celebrated today. start learning
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dramatopisarz, dramaturg (autor sztuk scenicznych)
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The talented understudy stepped in seamlessly when the lead actor fell ill, delivering a remarkable performance at short notice. start learning
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dubler (aktor grający rolę zamiast innego aktora)
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płynnie, bezbłędnie, bez zakłóceń
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