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He freaked out when he heard he'd got the job. If someone freaks out, or if something freaks them out, they suddenly feel extremely surprised, upset, angry, or confused. I remember the first time I went onstage. I freaked out completely
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wyslac kogos do szpitala psychiatrycznego start learning
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my mom’s gonna have me comitted if i keep working 20 hours a day
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anchor verb (FASTEN) to make something or someone stay in one position by fastening them firmly: We anchored ourselves to the rocks with a rope.
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Na chwilę, przez jakiś czas start learning
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We started chatting and after a little while the conversation turned flirty.
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a friend who supports you, especially a man who supports another man when trying to meet or talk to possible partners: In these kinds of situations it always helps to have a good wingman.
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zabijasz dwie pieczenie na jednym ogniu start learning
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you’re killing two birds with one stone
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nie ma co do tego wątpliwości start learning
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the data is irrefutable, irrefutable evidence
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his experiments has a flaw
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obszerne badania, duzy research start learning
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patrzeć z dezaprobatą na kogoś, coś start learning
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frown uppon someone, something
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więc chcę to już mieć za sobą start learning
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so I just want to get this over with
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it was a tempting offer
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it was a sort of short holiday
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English Learning Podcast Subscribe Erica Marco I'm running a bit late so please start without me
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ruch jest utrudniony na wiele kilometrów start learning
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the traffic is backed up for miles
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