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Question		Answer
jak wlasną kieszień start learning		like the back of my hand I know this area like the back of my hand.
to zależy tylko od Ciebie start learning		it's entirely up to you What happens to them is entirely up to you.
nadużyć gościnności start learning		outstay your welcome I don't want outstay your welcome, I have to go
zatłoczony start learning		congested They were in a much more congested part of the city.
rozciągnięty, rozwlekły start learning		sprawling We went back to the main building, a sprawling structure.
nieskazitelnie czysty start learning		spotless The room was small but spotless with a fair view of the lake
zamożny, bogaty start learning		affluent At the same time, I had one little girl from an affluent family
objazd start learning		diversion The diversion was about a mile and a half longer.
uczcić, upamiętnić start learning		commemorate People like dark tourisn to commemorate huge tragedies
poświęcony czemuś start learning		devoted to something This place it devoted to sightseeing
ludobójstwo start learning		genocide Genocido was a huge tragedy during wordl war two
iść wzdluż rzeki start learning		go along the river
przejść na drugą stronę ulicy start learning		cross over the street
przejść obok start learning		go past
na skrzyżowaniu skręć w prawo start learning		turn right at the crossround
przejść przez tunnel start learning		go through the tunnel
próbować, usiłować start learning		attempt to He attempted to remain polite.
wartość, zaleta, zasługa, wyróżnienie start learning		merit My husband was promoted because of merit, not because of friendship.
obrzydliwy, paskudny start learning		filthy Your habit of biting your nails is filthy
śmiesznie, absurdalnie start learning		ridiculously, absurdly
nieudolny start learning		inept "The administration here was nothing short of inept," he said

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