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Question		Answer
legalnie, zgodnie z prawem start learning		lawfully He lawfully purchased the gun
amoralny start learning		amoral not caring if what you are doing is morally wrong an amoral person/act
złe warunki start learning		squalid conditions (of places) extremely dirty and unpleasant, often because of lack...
mieszanka czegoś start learning		blend of sth I bring the unique blend of drive, relational skills, competitive spirit, focused execution and a desire to make a significant impact
rytm start learning		groove
strzał w dziesiątkę start learning		bullseye
zgoda start learning		consent I got consent from my boss to pursue this issue
nawiedzony dom start learning		haunted house
1. gderać 2. dręczyć, dokuczać (np. problem, zmartwienie) start learning		nag 1. When you are hungry you start nagging. 2. This issue has been nagging me for weeks.
natka pietruszki start learning		parsley
wywyższać się, pyszałek start learning		swagger to walk in a way that shows that you are confident and think that you are important paradować, kroczyć zawadiacko A group of young men swaggered around in leather jackets.
unikać, wystrzegać się, trzymać się z daleka, trzymać się na dystans (od czegoś od kogoś) start learning		shun to avoid something: 1. He was shunned by his colleagues. 2. She has shunned publicity since she retired from acting.
nieświadomy czegoś start learning		oblivious to sth At the time, I was oblivious to the whole thing.
zaprzeczać start learning		contradict I need to know what people are thinking, not just contradict them.
infekcja zatok start learning		sinus infection
ograniczać coś np. opady są ograniczone do jakiegoś obszaru start learning		confine the snow showers will be confined to hilly areas; the prisoner was given solitary confinment for his bad behaviour
okres start learning		stint a period of time spent doing something He had a two-year stint as a teacher in Spain.
być zadowolonym, być pewny siebie start learning		be complacement You should not be complacent
po pierwsze, po drugie, po trzecie start learning		firstly, secondly, thirdly lepiej tak nuż first of all
poparcie przez celebrytow start learning		celebrity endorsement
podświadomy start learning		subliminal Subliminal advertising was a popular urban legend during the early days of television.
zrywać (np. o związku) start learning		split up If two people split up, they end their relationship or marriage: split up with She split up with her boyfriend last week.
polubowne i wzajemne porozumienie start learning		amicable and mutual agreement They discussed it and came to amicable terms.
stare zwyczaje umierają ciężko start learning		old habits die hard
masz poukładane w głowie start learning		you have your head screwed on
w opłakanym stanie start learning		in a dilapidated condition Does anyone live in this dilapidated old house?
próba(np. w teatrze) start learning		rehersal
przepustowość łącza start learning		bandwidth width -szerokosc It's advisable to check if actual bandwidth doesn't differ from the one in the agreement. Skrót BW
uprawiać seks, zaliczyć start learning		get laid Do you seriously think you'll get laid today?
sarkastyczne komentarze start learning		sarcastic comments
drażnienie się nawzajem start learning		teasing each other
na szkodę czegoś start learning		to the detriment of sth
wysłać sygnał SOS, start learning		send a distress signal,
przygnębiające doświadczenie start learning		distressing experience
z perspektywy czasu nigdy nie jest tak strasznie, jak myślałeś start learning		in hindsight it is never as scary as you thought it would be
ćwiczenia sprzyjają dobremu zdrowiu start learning		working out is conducive to good health providing the right conditions for something good to happen or exist: Such a noisy environment was not conducive to a good night's sleep. A quiet room is a more conducive atmosphere for studying.
zręczność start learning		dexterity skill at doing something, especially using your hands manual dexterity
wymknąć się spod kontroli start learning		spin out of control If activities or events spin out of control, they change very quickly and in an uncontrolled way: The country's economy seemed to be spinning out of control
Nie zostałem pozostawiony samemu sobie start learning		I wasn't left to my own devices
dobry uczynek start learning		a good deed
przełomowe badania start learning		groundbreaking research
czerpać radość z czegoś start learning		derive joy from sth
tło czegoś start learning		the backdrop of sth the general situation in which particular events happen: It is a love story set against a backdrop of war.
zielony z zazdrości start learning		green with envy
czerwony ze złości / zażenowania start learning		red with anger / embarassment
daj się nabrać start learning		fall for the trick
zbiegać się (zaistnieć jednocześnie) pokrywać się, być zbieżnym (zgadzać się, korespondować z czymś) start learning		coincide with 1. The band's American tour coincided with the release of their second album. 2. Our views coincide on a range of subjects.
łagodny, wyrozumiały start learning		lenient 1. A lenient punishment is not severe. 2. merciful or punishing only lightly 1. He asked the judge to pass a lenient sentence. 2. He’s much too lenient when the children are being naughty.
szabla start learning		sabre Sabre rattling: The country's leader engaged in sabre rattling, making aggressive statements and military posturing to intimidate its neighbors.
skąpstwo, skąpy start learning		penny-pinching Despite the company's record profits, the CEO continued his penny-pinching ways, refusing to give employees a well-deserved raise. After years of penny-pinching and scrimping, the family was finally able to afford a modest vacation. Shoppers have been penny-pinching more than usual lately due to the high inflation and economic uncertainty.

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