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poruszający, działający na wyobraźnię start learning
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evocative (The sound is evocative of the sea)
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Dawać upust/ ulegać czemuś, oddawać się czemuś start learning
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Indulge in somethin (She indulges in tears/ I love champagne but I dont often indulge myself)
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porzucić, opuścić, zrezygnować start learning
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abandon (They were forced to abandon their job/ He was abondoned by his mother as a baby)
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be forced (She was forced to start over)
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nie chciało mi się czegoś zrobić start learning
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I couldn't be bothered to do something
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przepraszam, że Ci przeszkadzam, ale czy mógłbyś mi pomóc? start learning
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I'm sorry to bother you, but could you help me?
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kick something off (I hope I will kick off the year with health)
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slightly (She is slightly taller than Sister)
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considerable (They have made considerable progres recently)
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znikome (sieć detaliczna prowadziła promocję z nieistotnymi wynikami) start learning
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negligible (The retailer chain ran the promotion with negligible results)
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nie mieć dobrej kondycji fizycznej start learning
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major (our choices compound into major results)
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even though (Our coach was proud of us even though we lost the gamę)
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zrozumieć coś/rozpracować coś start learning
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claw (I wanted to claw my eyes out)
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eventually (It might take him ages but he will do it eventually)
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enable to (Computerization should enable us to cut production costs by half)
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attempt (Soon he gave up the attempt)
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cue (a trigger that gets you to act - You open the door when I give you the cue)
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keep up something (He said he will keep up exercising)
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nauczyć się czegoś / podnieść coś start learning
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pick something up (I picked up the basics / I havent picked up guitar once)
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pokój gościnny / zapasowy pokój start learning
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niejasny, niewyraźny, mało precyzyjny start learning
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Set out sth (I will set my plan out)
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carry out (Give me the strength to carry out what I plan)
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cultivate (She has cultivated an image as a tough negotiator)
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kluczowy, niezbędny, ważny start learning
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mere (The doll cost a mere 20 dollars. / It's Just a mere pie)
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anticipation (She's even decorated the spare room in anticipation of your visit / The audience waited in a great anticipation but nothing happend)
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podążać za czymś / działania zmierzające do ukończenia celu start learning
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follow something through (They start a lot of things and never follow through)
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munch through a bag of chips
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wykonalne (niektóre nawyki są wykonalne w ciągu dwóch minut) start learning
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doable (Some habits are doable within two minutes)
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zjawić się (pojawiam się dzisiaj w biurze) start learning
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turn up (I turn up at the office today)
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encourage (It can encourage bad habits)
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głód (pragnienie nikotyny) start learning
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craving (The craving for nicotine)
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