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is not up to our specifications start learning
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nie spełnia naszych wymagań 1 Present Tense: This product is not up to our specifications. 2 Future Tense: The design will not be up to our specifications next week. 3 Past Tense: The service was not up to our specifications during the last event.
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1 Present Tense: The accuracy of the measurements is critical in this experiment. 2 Future Tense: The accuracy of the test results will improve with further analysis. 3 Past Tense: The accuracy of the report was confirmed after review.
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1 Present Tense: She is certain about her decision. 2 Future Tense: He will be certain about the outcome after the test. 3 Past Tense: They were certain that they made the right choice.
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czepianie się, szukanie drobnych błędów [rzeczownik] 1 Present Tense: She is always nitpicking about the smallest details. 2 Future Tense: He will be nitpicking during the review tomorrow. 3 Past Tense: They were nitpicking over the design choices last week.
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To be concerned about [expression] start learning
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martwić się o, być zaniepokojonym czymś 1 Present Tense: She is concerned about the upcoming exam. 2 Future Tense: He will be concerned about the project deadline. 3 Past Tense: They were concerned about the company's financial situation.
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1 Present Tense: He is not sure about the new policy. 2 Future Tense: She will be not sure about the decision until tomorrow. 3 Past Tense: They were not sure about the meeting time last week.
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To have reservations about [expression] start learning
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mieć wątpliwości co do, mieć zastrzeżenia do 1 Present Tense: She has reservations about the new proposal. 2 Future Tense: He will have reservations about the changes in the plan. 3 Past Tense: They had reservations about the project from the beginning.
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To have a (funny) feeling about [expression] start learning
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Mieć (zabawne) przeczucie odnośnie [wyrażenia] 1 Present Tense: I have a funny feeling about this decision. 2 Future Tense: She will have a funny feeling about the meeting tomorrow. 3 Past Tense: He had a funny feeling about the situation from the start.
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zgodność, przestrzeganie (np. zasad, przepisów) 1 Present Tense: The company ensures compliance with all safety regulations. 2 Future Tense: They will ensure compliance with the new rules. 3 Past Tense: The team ensured compliance with the guidelines during the project.
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quality management [noun] start learning
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1. (Present Simple) Quality management ensures consistent product standards. 2. (Past Simple) The company improved its performance through quality management. 3. (Future Simple) Quality management will become even more important in global markets.
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