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łuk Both the windows and the doorway were arched.
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strych/ poddasze I found it up in the attic.
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3. Basement / cellar - basement We don't use the basement too often.
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komin No smoke rose from the chimney.
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otwór drzwiowy I turned and walked toward the doorway.
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rynna There was no creeper or drainpipe outside the window that could help her to get out that way.
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brama/furtka Close the gate behind you.
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ściek He tossed the cigarette into a gutter on the street.
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okiennica Suddenly someone knocked softly at the shutter.
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dachówki/kafelki Thunder cracked, shaking the tiles on the roof.
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cegła The front counter was made of matching brick.
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beton/betonowy The concrete foundation appeared solid.
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spadzisty/pochyły He was in a sloping-ceilinged room.
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dom parterowy Found me in the garden near my bungalow.
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przeszkadzać Don’t bother me when I’m reading.
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przestronny It was a spacious two-storey building.
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przytulny The house was small but cosy.
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cenny/wartościowy He still felt that he had lost something precious.
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zakrzywiony Marianne lifted an elegantly curved eyebrow.
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20. Household- gospodarstwo domowe This shop sells household articles. start learning
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20. Household- household This shop sells household articles.
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21. to be right- mieć rację You were right about Pete - he's a real troublemaker. start learning
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21. to be right- you were right about Pete - he's a real troublemaker.
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