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termin ważności, data ważności start learning
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przeterminowany (o jedzeniu) start learning
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The baby has gone past the sell-by date given by the hospital, but there is not a lot I can do except dig in on the front-line. /Did you know that a store can sell food past the expiration date?
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danie gotowe, gotowe potrawy start learning
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ready-made/convenience food This should give more accurate results, particularly with convenience food.
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I want to make some baked eggplant for today's dinner.
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apetyczny, że aż ślinka leci; rozpływający się w ustach start learning
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The lasagne was mouth-watering./They are serving mouth-watering pastas
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The city is best known for its fresh and pickled cucumber.
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doskonały, znakomity, najwyższej jakości, pierwszorzędny start learning
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She prepared a superb dinner/The weather on the island was superb!
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chleb razowy/ciemny/czerstwy start learning
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wholemeal / brown / stale bread
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odsączać, osączać (np. warzywa, makaron) start learning
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He drained the pasta and poured the sauce on it/Drain the vegetables and put them on a plate
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dostępny na sprzedaż, dostępny do użytku, pod ręką start learning
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This ticket is out of date.
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wyprzedany/przeterminowany start learning
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If you run out of stock, add warm water instead.
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kupować do upadłego (do wyczerpania sił i środków) start learning
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I really don't understand why you, women, always shop till you drop
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treat somebody to something
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a wide selection (of products)
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automat sprzedający (na monety, do sprzedaży drobnych towarów, np. napojów) start learning
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In many cases a vending machine could do the job just as well.
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till/cash register/cash till/service till Last year I worked at the till in the grocer's shop/Do you know how to use a cash register?
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Sorry I'm late - I was queuing at the checkout in a supermarket.
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Distribution centres use conveyor belts to move products from storage racks to loading docks.
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She knows how to haggle/People like to haggle in flea markets
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"I'd ask you to name the rock-bottom price you'd charge to go on living for just one more week."
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kosztować majątek, słono kosztować, być bardzo drogim, płacić jak za zboże start learning
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The tickets costed an arm and a leg
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wygórowane/przesane (ceny) start learning
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I'm not saying you give the person an exorbitant amount of money.
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The company has to pay through the nose for another man to take the job. /I can't believe people really paid through the nose for this.
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Sorry, but I think 70 quid for that blouse is a rip-off.
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zaszaleć z czymś (wydać na coś dużo pieniędzy) start learning
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He was such a spendthrift that he'd never paid his taxes." /Forget this world which you have run through like a spendthrift.
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The woman was wearing shoddy jewellery./I'd personally be ashamed to accept such a shoddy victory.
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awaria, niesprawność, błąd systemu, przekłamanie sygnału, usterka, defekt start learning
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It may be a malfunction in the detection system.
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zagrozić komuś podaniem do sądu start learning
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threaten someone with legal action
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przekazywać (np. rozkaz, wiadomość, podziękowania), komunikować start learning
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Convey my deepest condolences./Can you convey this message to the boss?
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naciągany, przesadny, nieprzekonujący, zbyt daleko idący (o wnioskach) start learning
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zawiły, złożony, skomplikowany, misterny, powikłany start learning
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We should have never let him become such an intricate part of this.
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przenikliwy, głęboki (o uczuciu) start learning
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He has a profound knowledge of cars and mechanics./ His profound knowledge of history really surprised me.
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Here then is a chance to experience the old spellbinding magic.
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Your tongue-in-cheek comments are sometimes annoying.
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szkaradny, ohydny, paskudny synonim: ugly start learning
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Perhaps this would not be such a hideous day after all.
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asny (o instrukcji), prosty (o sprawie), przystępny (o informacji) start learning
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We would like to get straightforward information about the promotion.
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wyróżniający się, wybitny start learning
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Your work is outstanding, so you deserve a pay raise.
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He's broken his collarbone
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charakterystyczny, wyróżniający się start learning
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przenocować kogoś, pozwalać zatrzymać się komuś (u siebie w domu) start learning
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I'm sorry I can't put you up today because I'dont have enought beds in my flat
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zatrzymać się gdzieś na kilka dni w czasie podróży start learning
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I stopped over in Brzesko on my to Kraków.
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I'm going to set off on holiday on MOnday.
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