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ukrócić coś, podjąć zdecydowane kroki przeciw start learning
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clamp down on sth, curb something, take decisive action against it
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ograniczyć coś (np. palenie, ryzyko, wydatki) start learning
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cut down/back on sth, limit something, reduce something
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to disagree, be at odds (with) My boss is at odds with Mary. | They're at odds over the funding of the project. | Her version of events was at odds with (= very different from) the police report.
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the act of encouraging a particular activity, especially one that causes trouble start learning
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-mongering (suffix) (i. e war-mongering, panic-mongering. They accused him of rumour-mongering/scandal-mongering. | Fear-mongering often takes the place of thoughtful and objective analysis.
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zaszufladkować coś, sklasyfikować - potocznie start learning
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to pigeonhole something, to classify sth He is a film producer who can't be conveniently pigeonholed. | We decided to drop the.com in our name because we didn't want to be pigeonholed as an internet company.
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the person who encourages a particular activity, especially one that causes trouble start learning
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warmonger, panic-monger, doom-monger They're nothing but a bunch of war-mongers.
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wbić klin między kogoś a kogoś (coś a coś) to damage the good relationship that two people or groups of people have start learning
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drive a wedge between someone and someone (something and something) It doesn't make sense to let things that happened in the past drive a wedge between us now.
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chcieć coś np. kupić, uganiać się za czymś, szukać czegoś start learning
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The police are after him. | I'm after a tie to go with this shirt. | I'm sure she's after my husband. | He's after Jane's job (= wants it for himself). | Being a movie star has been difficult and isn't really what I was after.
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to be careful and not take risks (idiom) start learning
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To play safe, I'd allow an extra ten minutes, just in case.
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