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współmałżonek, małżonek, małżonka formal start learning
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He looked at his spouse./There is a special holiday offer for spouses with children./My daughter is spousing today
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młode, potomek, latorośl, potomstwo start learning
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Your offspring will return to Earth and shape it in their image.
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łóżeczko dziecięce / łóżeczko start learning
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The baby was sleeping in his cot
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She is still in nappies during the day and at night.
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The baptism will take place during the midday mass.
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żałoba, lament (np. po czyjejś śmierci) start learning
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She will come here after the 100 days of mourning/Perhaps all the athletes could wear a black ribbon as a sign of mourning.
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start learning
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młodociany, dorastający chłopak / dorastająca dziewczyna start learning
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an adolescent boy / adolescent girl Our adolescent son is quite rebellious/He has no idea how to talk to adolescent boys
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zwierzać się komuś, zaufać komuś start learning
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She confided in me, I can't let her down/I only confide in my parents.
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zaufanie do czegoś lub kogoś start learning
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We need to rebuild public confidence in the police force./I have full confidence in what you are going to do.
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wracać pamięcią do czegoś, wspominać coś start learning
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patrzeć na kogoś z góry, pogardzać kimś start learning
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He thinks he can look down on her because she doesn't have a job.
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patrzeć na kogoś z podziwem, podziwiać kogoś, zapatrywać się w kogoś start learning
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She had always looked up to his older brother./I know she looks up to me so I can't disappoint her.
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Have you made up with Tina yet?/Tom and his girlfriend quarrelled, but made up soon afterwards
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podtrzymywać kogoś na duchu, wspierać kogoś start learning
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I'm your father and I will always stand by you./She stood by him after he failed an exam.
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upominać kogoś, besztać kogoś, ochrzaniać kogoś start learning
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The teacher told the boy off./Don't tell me off, I'm a grown-up
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Everything I need for work or leisure is within my reach./Flexible working life: time for leisure and family.
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odpoczywać, wyciągnąć nogi, relaksować się (szczególnie z nogami opartymi o coś) start learning
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nie doceniać kogoś, nie być wdzięcznym za kogoś, brać kogoś za pewnik start learning
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miłość od pierwszego wejrzenia start learning
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to know somebody by sight
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to have a soft spot for somebody
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to hate the sight of somebody
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porzucić kogoś, zakończyć znajość start learning
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be sick to death of somebody
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nadawać na tej samej fali start learning
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be on the same wave lenght
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You're very fond of her, aren't you?/I had certainly never been fond of him
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skakać sobie do gardeł, kłócić się zajadle start learning
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be at each other's throats
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prawdziwych przyjaciół poznaje się w biedzie start learning
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A friend in need is a friend indeed
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samodzielny, polegający na samym sobie (o osobie) start learning
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He was a conscientious worker, always caring for details.
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obrazowy, sugestywny (np. opis, wspomnienie), bujny (wyobraźnia) start learning
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It is one of my most vivid memories/He is a good writer because he has a very vivid imagination
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wpatrywać się intensywnie start learning
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He gazed at her until she went red./When I stood up, everybody in the class started to gaze at me./His gaze always intimidates me
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zauroczyć (kogoś), hipnotyzować (kogoś) start learning
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For a moment I was mesmerized by the offer of help./ It seemed that this year he had mesmerized them again.
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w mig, w lot, w mgnieniu oka, błyskawicznie, momentalnie synonim: in the blink o start learning
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In a flash she'll be on the phone to the police. /In a flash, I could see exactly what he had looked like 25 years ago.
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powściągliwość, umiar, opanowanie, pohamowanie start learning
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In this age of austerity we need to show restraint.
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He seems incapable of not saying what is on his mind. /I had always been incapable of making friends with her.
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He wanted her to think of him as strong and invincible. /A month from now you'll begin to feel invincible, too.
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realny, osiągalny (cel, plan) start learning
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That seems much more attainable than it has done before. /Today, we must answer the question as to whether this goal is attainable.
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podkreślać, uwypuklać, eksponować start learning
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The politician emphasized the main points./She emphasized the last word.
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zarazić się (np. wirusem) start learning
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She contracted a dangerous virus in Africa./The vaccine can prevent you from contracting a fatal disease.
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środki bezpieczeństwa, środki ostrożności start learning
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These precautions had both a good and a bad side. /A number of precautions were being taken to the north as well.
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zapewniać, upewniać (np. w celu pocieszenia kogoś) start learning
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I assure you that it will be safe/The company assured customers of the safety of their product.
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