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mający silną wolę, mający mocny charakter start learning
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She's very strong-willed and if she's decided to drop out of school, nothing will stop her.
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You do need to be thick-skinned to survive as a politician here
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he comes accros as a really decent guy,
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He wasn't exactly chatty, but there was something a bit exciting about him
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It struck me as odd that the man didn't introduce his wife to us right after their arrival.
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His friends looked as uncertain as he did/I'm uncertain about what to do next.
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niechętny, oporny, nieochoczy, nieskory start learning
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I was reluctant to get into an argument with Roger.
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niepewny, nieśmiały/tymczasowy, wstępny start learning
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przyjacielski, przyjazny (np. gest, zachowanie) start learning
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I hope it will be amicable, but you never know.
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starzeć się, posuwać się w latach start learning
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Now this old girl is getting on and she wants to move into town.
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cover/hide a multitude of sins Large sweaters are warm and practical and hide a multitude of sins (= they do not show your body shape).
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egoistyczny, zarozumiały, mający duże mniemanie o sobie start learning
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The two women hit it off well from the start.
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nie kiwnąć palcem (nie podjąć żadnych działań) start learning
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And I will not lift a finger to persuade them.
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nie przebierać w słowach, nie owijać w bawełnę, wyłożyć kawę na ławę start learning
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znienacka, nagle, niespodziewanie, jak grom z jasnego nieba start learning
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This problem did not come out of the blue.
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set one's heart on something
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wbić komuś nóż w plecy/ zdradzić kogoś start learning
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stab somebody in the back
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łatwo radzić sobie z problemami start learning
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When you become a politician, you soon learn to take criticism in your stride.
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How to be an Intellectually Fulfilled Atheist (Or Not).
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zażyłość, bliskość (między dwiema osobami) start learning
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It was awkward, given the intimacy they had once shared./It was the secret of their intimacy.
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He looked at them with contempt./I could hear the contempt in her voice
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They showed open hostility towards their new teachers
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zakorzeniony (np. nawyk, tendencja start learning
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He has an ingrained respect for the role of the state.
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przypuszczalnie, prawdopodobnie (probably) start learning
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Presumably, a meteorite fell down here twenty years ago.
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uszczypliwy (ton), zgryźliwy, opryskliwy (komentarz), drażliwy (nastrój) start learning
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