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wyróżniać się, zalegać (o pracy) start learning
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stand out. If you paint the figures in bright colours they will stand out more clearly.
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wyróżniający się, zaległy (rachunek, praca) start learning
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pokazywać, wykazywać, zauważyć, zaznaczyć, zwrócić uwagę start learning
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to point out. We set off/set out as soon as the old man pointed out the way to us.
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położyć czemuś kres, zakończyć coś start learning
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put an end to something. I have nothing in common with him, so we have put an end to our friendship once and for all.
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start learning
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start learning
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make oneself at home. Make youself at home, help yourself to anything you want witout waiting to be asked.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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wyrzucić coś z głowy, zapomnieć o czymś start learning
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put something out of mind. If you have quarelled with her, don't worry about it. Put it completely out of your mind, it will be sure to turn out all right in the end.
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start learning
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out of sight. They were already out of sight beyond the next hill so it was impossible to catch up with them.
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dogonić kogoś, osiągnąć ten sam poziom start learning
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I could do with something. I could do with hot cup of tea, but they have run out of sugar.
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start learning
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rozliczyć się z kimś z czegoś start learning
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account to somebody for something. You must account to the manager for the money you used.
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oskarżyć kogoś o coś, zarzucić komuś coś (v) start learning
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accuse someone of something. The police accused him of murder.
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przyzwyczaić czegoś do czegoś start learning
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accustom somebody to something. You must accustom yourself to the hot summer.
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act on. I will be sure to act on your instruction in the future.
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act for=on behalf of. This agent is acting for Barclays Bank.
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mieć nawyk robienia czegoś start learning
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have a habit of doing something=be in the habit of doing something. Paul is in the habit of playing his music loudly when he is not feeling very happy.
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to się rozumie samo przez się start learning
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it goes without saying. It goes without saying that I did not agree to lend them the money.
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wydawać się komuś jakieś (np. kosztowne, atrakcyjne, dziwne) start learning
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strike somebody as being something. Did anything about his behaviour strike you as unusual?
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nie mówiąc o czymś, nie wspominając o czymś, a co dopiero start learning
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let alone something. I would struggle with cooking for myself, let alone for eight people.
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wybór, asortyment (czegoś), wiele, sporo, dużo różnych start learning
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variety. While this may just be part of the natural variety of oceans, climatologist are still confounded by massive unaccountable loss of heat.
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start learning
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nieprawdopodobny, niewiarygodny, nie do wiary start learning
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nieelastyczność, sztywność start learning
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nacisk, szczególna uwaga, akcent start learning
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start learning
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zamknięcie (np. pasa ruchu, fabryki) start learning
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brak związku (np. z tematem) rzecz nieistotna start learning
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notoriety. He achieved notoriety for failing a drug tests after winning an Olympic final.
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nikła, mało prawdopodobna możliwość start learning
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mimo że, pomimo że, choć, chociaż start learning
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Although he lives here, we never see him.
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na wskroś, po całym (kraju), wszędzie, przez cały (np. rok), od początku do końca (np. życia), pod każdym względem, całkowicie start learning
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throughout. The trip was awful throughout.
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run out of something. I could do with a hot cup of tea, but they've run out of sugar.
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answer to. This dog answer to the name of Fido.
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start learning
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rozliczyć się z kimś z czegoś start learning
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account to someone for something. You must account to the manager for the money you used.
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przystosować się, zaadoptować się, przyzwyczać do robienia czegoś start learning
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accustom, accommodate, adjust, assimilite, adopt TO DO something
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wziąć coś pod uwagę, wliczyć coś start learning
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allow for something. You had better allow for a few extra for supper tonight and cater for ten.
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agree with something. The commitee has agreed with your proposal with reserve.
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