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there is some blonde bimbo sitting in First Class that belongs in Economy and won't move back to her seat.
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She is only entitled to an Economy seat and will have to return to her original seat.
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the co-pilot tells the pilot that it was no use and that he probably should have the police waiting when they land to arrest this blonde woman who won't listen to reason.
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the co-pilot tells the pilot that it was no use and that he probably should have the police waiting when they land to arrest this blonde woman who won't listen to reason.
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The flight attendant and co-pilot are amazed and asked him what he said to make her move without any fuss.
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ja już dalej tak nie mogę start learning
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I can't go on like this."
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"What's the problem?" the doctor inquired.
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niezależnie od tego, jak bardzo się staram start learning
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No matter how hard I try, I just seem to scare them away."
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poczucie własnej wartości start learning
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You just need to work on your self-esteem.
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But say it with real conviction.
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Within a week you'll have women buzzing all around you."
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he man seemed content with this advice and walked out of the office
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w pełni zdawać sobie sprawę z czegoś start learning
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be fully aware of something I am fully aware of the fact that life will be much tougher in South Africa but I am really looking forward to my year there.
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zostać źle potraktowanym przez start learning
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I can’t believe I was hard done by Peter, out of all the people I know
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I really don’t know what to do, I don’t have much choice, I am in a bind.
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She is in such a state, better leave her alone.
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znajdować się w sytuacji bez wyjścia start learning
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I feel like I am in a tight corner at the moment. I don’t have much of a choice as to what to do next.
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cieszyć się dobrym zdrowiem start learning
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Sam is already 80 and still feels great. But he’s always been in good heath.
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be in league with somebody She is in league with Peter professionally.
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be in line with something start learning
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be in line with something We are preparing new Christmas Cards for our company but we have to make sure that they are in line with company’s rules and regulations. Otherwise we won’t be able to use them.
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nie być w stanie czegoś zrobić, nie mieć możliwości start learning
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be in no position to do something I am only an assistant here. I am in no position to make any decisions. You will have to wait for my manager to come back to give you the answer.
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Kate was in her element, organising everything.
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We are currently in short supply of water, so use sparingly.
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być/pozostawać w czyimś cieniu start learning
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Anne and Kate are twin sisters. Anne has always been in Kate’s shadow. Kate has always been the more talented one and was always favoured by their parents.
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be in the habit of doing something Now that I have moved into a shared flat, I have to get used to being really quiet in the morning not to wake everyone up. I used to be in the habit of switching the radio on really loud first thing when I got up every day.
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być na prowadzeniu, prowadzić start learning
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Kate, you are in the lead for today.
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być w trakcie robienia czegoś start learning
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be in the process of doing something I am now in the process of writing it all up. It will be ready by tomorrow.
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być osobą publiczną, być w centrum zainteresowania start learning
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I hate being in the public eye, but that’s a big part of my job.
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I totally understand what you mean; we are in the same boat
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The bathroom is now in use, you’ll have to wait.
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I was delivering a speech in front of 100 people and suddenly forgot what to say next. I was simply lost for words for a while.
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I was lost in thought when the telephone rang.
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charakteryzować się czymś start learning
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The decade was marked by rapid economic growth.
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Don’t even try to ride this bike. It’s way too small for you. It is meant for children aged 5!
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bardziej przeszkadzać niż pomagać start learning
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be more of a hindrance than a help I feel like I am more of a hindrance than a help to you.
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nie krępuj się, proszę bardzo start learning
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– Can I have a look around? – Be my guest.
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Sam is really no match for Tim when it comes to sailing.
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długo nie pociągnąć, długo nie pożyć start learning
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be not long for this world I am afraid that my computer is not long for this world.
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Laura has never been particularly controversial. Not many people noticed her, but since she dyed her hair blue, she is on everybody’s lips.
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być z kimś w dobrych stosunkach start learning
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be on good terms with somebody I am on very good terms with him so I will talk to him.
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