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rzucić kogoś na głęboką wodę start learning
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to throw someone in the deep end It’s good to be thrown in the deep end. It’s fastest way to learn.
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zrozumieć/nauczyć się czegoś szczególnie gdy nie jest to proste lub oczywiste start learning
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I’ll teach you how to use the design program-you will get the hang of it after a while.
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zrozumieć/nauczyć się czegoś trudnego lub mylacego start learning
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to get one’s head around something It took my Grannie a few attempts to get her head around the Zoom, but now she loves it.
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suffer loss/suffer damage(ponieść szkodę/stratę) start learning
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take a hit - to be negatively affected/impacted The hospitality industry has taken a huge hit due to the coronavirus. Some companies may have noticed that employee productivity took a hit over the past few months.
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It took me a while to adjust to home working environment but eventually I got hang of it.
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poszło gładko (przymiotnik) start learning
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When I found out I needed to start to take online classes I was full of doubts but to my surprise it’s all been smooth sailing.
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When the schools closed, it was a difficult transition for the kids. But, once we got a routine in place, it’s been smooth sailing.
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It hasn’t been smooth sailing. The team found it really hard to collaborate remotely.
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How is it going over there? How are you coping? It’s a madhouse. I will be glad if all of this is over.
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być zamkniętym, w miejscu, z którego nie da się uciec start learning
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I hate being cooped up inside working when it’s a sunny day outside. There are five of us cooped up inside one, tiny apartment.
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Are you sick of being cooped up inside all day? I am sick of my neighbour learning how to play on trampet all the time.
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start learning
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zamrozić (zostać zamrożonym) start learning
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Hang on. You are frozen! You keep freezing. We can’t hear you.
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start learning
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There’s a bit of a lag/delay.
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przerywa coś (o połaczeniu internetowym) start learning
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raz mieć dobra raz zła jakość start learning
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I am really sorry. My internet connection has been a bit hit and miss today. The coffee at my local cafe is a bit hit and miss. It depends who makes it.
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pamiętaj o tym, zaraz do tego wrócę (jak już odbiorę paczkę od kuriera) start learning
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start learning
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Okay, but we’re getting off track. We should have completed the project last week, but we got-off track with a few technical issues.
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uzyskać aprobatę lub pochwałe za coś co się zrobiło start learning
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to get/earn/score brownie points Why are you trying to get brownie points with me? I thought I would score some brownie points with my mother-in-law by offering to cook dinner.
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used when life circumstances have changed and we need to get used to new situation and get comfortable with it.
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