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She will not be able to conceal it longer from him.
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przypadkowo, przez przypadek start learning
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I met him by chance at the bus station.
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odrzucać coś (np. ofertę, propozycję) start learning
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I didn't like his proposition so I decided to turn it down.
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okazać się być czymś/kimś start learning
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turn out to be something / someone I was shocked when he turned out to be an escaped murderer.
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pojawiać się, zjawiać się start learning
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She didn't turn up to her own wedding.
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zwrócić się do kogoś (z pytaniem, z prośbą) start learning
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I can always turn to my mother for advice.
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nauczanie, lekcje dodatkowe, też czesne start learning
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Most students benefit from private tuition.
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drobiazgowo, skrupulatnie start learning
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Much of it has been painstakingly restored in recent years.
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gatunek (literacki, filmowy, muzyczny) start learning
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Melodrama is not my genre at all.
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start learning
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I smell the scent of their tobacco in the air.
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start learning
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Excuse me sir, I'm seeking the owner of this house.
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osoba rezygnująca z nauki start learning
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The high school dropout rate rose past 13 percent last year.
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rozpraszać, dekoncentrować start learning
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She keeps distracting me.
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start learning
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What do you think your problems stem from?
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oszałamiający, imponujący start learning
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The most jaw-dropping scenes come late in the book.
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niepewnie, niebezpiecznie start learning
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On the top of the mountain was a big stone, precariously balanced.
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