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The detective solved the riddle that had puzzled everyone for weeks. start learning
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She could hardly believe her eyes when she saw the surprise. start learning
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He is often critical of how the project is being managed. start learning
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krytyczny wobec czegoś/kogoś
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At last, we arrived at our destination after hours of travel. start learning
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She accidentally gave away the surprise party plans. start learning
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The new manager will take over next month. start learning
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Make sure to wrap up before going outside in the snow. start learning
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I couldn’t make out what he was trying to say through the noise. start learning
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Her judicious use of resources saved the company a lot of money. start learning
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His efforts to help the community are praiseworthy. start learning
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chwalebny, godny pochwały
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She looked puzzled when she couldn’t find her keys. start learning
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The email marked as urgent required immediate attention. start learning
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The book was so absorbing that I read it in one sitting. start learning
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be in the habit of doing sth He is in the habit of going for a run every morning. start learning
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mieć w zwyczaju coś robić
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The family is in mourning after their recent loss. start learning
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The loud music caused a disturbance in the neighborhood. start learning
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Her commitment to the project ensured its success. start learning
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poświęcenie, zaangażowanie
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His reliance on his friends helped him through tough times. start learning
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poleganie, oparcie (na czymś/kimś)
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Compliance with the new regulations is mandatory. start learning
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stosowanie się, podporządkowanie się
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She derives great satisfaction from helping others. start learning
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czerpać (np. przyjemność)
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They laid claim to the abandoned property. start learning
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rościć pretensje do czegoś
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The meeting was tense as everyone awaited the decision. start learning
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napięty, nerwowy (o sytuacji, atmosferze)
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The puppy was excitable and barked at every little noise. start learning
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He put the blame on his coworker for the mistake. start learning
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He tossed the ball to his friend during the game. start learning
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After years of working in construction, he is almost deaf as a post. start learning
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The deaf community is advocating for more inclusive policies. start learning
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He threw the stump of his cigarette into the trash can. start learning
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He paid her several compliments on her new dress. start learning
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They have been confirmed enemies ever since the heated argument. start learning
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I assure you that everything will be ready on time. start learning
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She fell ill after being caught in the rain without a coat. start learning
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He felt unwell and decided to stay home from work. start learning
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The child was reported missing after not returning home from school. start learning
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Take your time to finish the report, there’s no rush. start learning
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Her heart was filled with joy when she heard the good news. start learning
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The journalist is known for providing credible information. start learning
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His performance was creditable, but there’s still room for improvement. start learning
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She is so credulous that she believed the prank without question. start learning
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He is very knowledgeable about ancient history. start learning
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znający się na rzeczy, obeznany, mądry
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She is optimistic by nature and always looks on the bright side. start learning
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Legend has it that the castle is haunted by a ghost. start learning
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She gave birth to a healthy baby boy yesterday. start learning
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The wound was so deep that it exposed the flesh beneath. start learning
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The grief-stricken family gathered to remember their loved one. start learning
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She was fearful of the dark and refused to go outside alone. start learning
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His denial of the accusations made the situation more complicated. start learning
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zaprzeczenie, wyparcie się
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The restless baby kept crying throughout the night. start learning
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I’m glad about the opportunity to travel this summer. start learning
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The region is now free from major diseases thanks to the vaccination campaign. start learning
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Many people die of preventable diseases every year. start learning
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She’s working at improving her language skills. start learning
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Her parents approve of her decision to study abroad. start learning
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pochwalać coś, akceptować coś
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He enrolled in the course with a view to advancing his career. start learning
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He lost his temper when the kids broke his favorite vase. start learning
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stracić panowanie nad sobą
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The company may go to the wall if sales don’t improve soon. start learning
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być pod ścianą, w kłopotach
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The piano was out of tune and needed to be adjusted. start learning
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My grandmother has green fingers and grows the best flowers. start learning
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It’s rude to call people names, especially in public. start learning
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After the long hike, I slept like a log. start learning
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There’s only one flight of stairs to climb to reach the apartment. start learning
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As a rule, he doesn’t drink coffee after 6 PM. start learning
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Her baby is as gentle as a lamb and rarely cries. start learning
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She spoke in a gentle voice to calm the frightened puppy. start learning
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delikatny, łagodny, spokojny
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His sense of duty kept him working late to finish the project. start learning
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It’s important to nurture young talent in any field. start learning
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She found fulfilment in helping others through her charity work. start learning
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Her desire to succeed impelled her to work harder. start learning
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skłaniać, pchać (do czegoś)
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The bad weather thwarted our plans for a picnic. start learning
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krzyżować, psuć (np. plany)
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He is not averse to trying new cuisines when traveling. start learning
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Farmers store grain in large silos after the harvest. start learning
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There wasn’t a speck of dust on the polished table. start learning
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There’s a grain of truth in every joke. start learning
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She cherishes the memories of her childhood dearly. start learning
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pielęgnować, troszczyć się, dbać
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She decided to indulge in a slice of cake after a long day. start learning
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pozwalać sobie, dogadzać, zaspokajać
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His fears were founded on past experiences. start learning
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It’s important to address prejudice and promote understanding. start learning
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The story was filled with clichés and lacked originality. start learning
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He has a polite manner that makes him well-liked. start learning
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The allegations were baseless and lacked evidence. start learning
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The company decided to cease production of the outdated model. start learning
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I need to get acquainted with the new software before the meeting. start learning
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Her honesty is beyond question start learning
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The keys were beneath a pile of papers on the desk. start learning
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The new system is designed to facilitate online learning. start learning
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udostępniać, umożliwiać, ułatwiać
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The teacher’s questions were designed to elicit thoughtful responses from the students. start learning
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They spent the evening reminiscing about their college days. start learning
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wspominać, wracać pamięcią
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A statue was erected to commemorate the soldiers who died in the war. start learning
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upamiętnić, uczcić pamięć
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The box’s contents were carefully packed to prevent damage. start learning
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The library has an extensive collection of rare books. start learning
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He was found to be deficient in vitamin D after the test. start learning
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She was tired of hearing the same story over and over again. start learning
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Please send your reply by return of post. start learning
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The speaker directed her remarks at the younger audience. start learning
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He is clever at solving puzzles and riddles. start learning
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He was called a coward for running away from the challenge. start learning
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The culprit was caught on camera stealing from the store. start learning
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He’s a boaster who always talks about his achievements. start learning
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The lecture was so lengthy that many students lost interest. start learning
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The bright colors of the flowers attract bees and butterflies. start learning
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He is being treated for a serious illness at the hospital. start learning
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It’s rude to spit in public places. start learning
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Her intent was clear from the start: to help as many people as possible. start learning
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He was intent on finishing the project ahead of schedule. start learning
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She stands a good chance of winning the competition. start learning
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The water supply was contaminated after the chemical spill. start learning
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The teacher asked the students to take notice of the details in the painting. start learning
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He displayed great courage during the rescue mission. start learning
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She was immensely grateful for all the support she received. start learning
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He talks about nothing but his job all day. start learning
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I’m speaking on behalf of the entire team to thank you for your help. start learning
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w imieniu kogoś, na rzecz kogoś
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in the comfort of one's home You can now take online classes in the comfort of your home. start learning
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I get the impression that he’s not interested in the project. start learning
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Her unerring sense of direction always amazes me. start learning
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The inerrancy of the information provided is crucial for making the right decision. start learning
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She tried to fix me up with one of her friends. start learning
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He asked her out for dinner and a movie. start learning
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The funeral was a solemn occasion to honor his memory. start learning
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He was ashamed of himself for forgetting her birthday. start learning
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Given the weather forecast, we decided to postpone the trip. start learning
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zważywszy na, biorąc pod uwagę
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Could you keep an eye on the baby while I make dinner? start learning
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This project is nowhere near complete, we still have weeks of work. start learning
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bardzo nie jakiś, daleko od
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It would be advisable to book your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment. start learning
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Everyone, buckle up! The plane is about to take off. start learning
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zapinać się, zapinać pasy
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I need to brush up on my German before my business trip. start learning
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The new parents stocked up on nappies before the baby arrived. start learning
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She changed the baby’s diaper quickly before the next feeding. start learning
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He’s charming, but sometimes he acts as dumb as a box of rocks. start learning
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She’s in the habit of taking a walk every evening after dinner. start learning
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mieć nawyk robienia czegoś
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It’s hard to keep pace with advancements in technology these days. start learning
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dotrzymywać kroku, nadążać za kimś/czymś
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She is slowly coming to terms with her recent loss. start learning
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pogodzić się z czymś, zaakceptować coś
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He took the radio apart to see why it wasn’t working. start learning
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rozłożyć coś, (rozebrać na części)
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The economy is showing signs of recovery after the downturn. start learning
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Quitting the job now is out of the question start learning
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wykluczone, poza dyskusją
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On no account should you share your password with anyone. start learning
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w żadnym wypadku, pod żadnym pozorem
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There’s a slim chance of rain this evening according to the forecast. start learning
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I made a pie filled with mincemeat for the holidays. start learning
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They built their business from scratch with no outside funding. start learning
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I had scarcely finished my meal when the waiter brought the bill. start learning
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The train is behind schedule by 20 minutes. start learning
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The meeting touched on some peripheral issues but stayed mostly on topic. start learning
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She ranks among the top players in the league. start learning
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The rank smell from the garbage made it hard to breathe. start learning
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There has been a decline in the number of students enrolling in the course. start learning
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Of the two options, I prefer the former. start learning
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Between apples and oranges, I’ll choose the latter. start learning
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ten drugi, ten ostatni (z wymienionych)
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She had lunch with a former colleague from her previous job. start learning
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The apartment was barely liveable after the storm caused severe damage. start learning
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nadający się do mieszkania
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He went for a check-up to make sure his heart was healthy. start learning
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They won three championships in succession, a record for the team. start learning
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The conversation ended with an abrupt goodbye. start learning
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She stood up abruptly and left the room. start learning
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We need to bring this argument to an end and find a solution. start learning
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doprowadzić coś do zakończenia, skończyć z czymś
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She’s cut out for a career in teaching—she’s so patient with kids. start learning
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We had to cut our vacation short due to an emergency. start learning
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They are on good terms with their neighbors. start learning
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być w dobrych stosunkach z kimś
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I didn’t mean what I said earlier, I take it back. start learning
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cofnąć coś (co się wcześniej powiedziało)
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The manager summoned the team to discuss the urgent project. start learning
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Take a deep breath and exhale slowly to calm your nerves. start learning
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wydychać, wypuszczać powietrze
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The children laughed at the antics of the puppet during the show. start learning
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She donated a kidney to save her brother’s life. start learning
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Beware of the dog—he’s not very friendly with strangers. start learning
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He bought a convertible for summer road trips. start learning
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We need to prolong the deadline to accommodate the extra work. start learning
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przedłużać (np. termin wykonania czegoś)
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The cat’s fur was soft and shiny. start learning
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The servant prepared the dining room for the banquet. start learning
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The family estate was passed down through generations. start learning
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He doesn’t like coffee, nor does he enjoy tea. start learning
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This household recycles nearly all its waste. start learning
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The kids spent the afternoon riding sleds down the hill. start learning
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The blade of the knife was dull and needed sharpening. start learning
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She made a vehement argument against the proposed changes. start learning
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The streets were congested with traffic during rush hour. start learning
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The government imposed stricter regulations on emissions. start learning
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Her speeches are imbued with a sense of hope and determination. start learning
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The sudden cancellation of the event caused widespread dismay. start learning
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niepokój, konsternacja, przerażenie
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He was diagnosed with inflammation in his joints. start learning
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She felt a sense of exhilaration after completing the challenging hike. start learning
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The politician’s comments caused an uproar among the public. start learning
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He called at the most inopportune moment when she was rushing out the door. start learning
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His impetuous decision to quit his job surprised everyone. start learning
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The heat during the summer was almost unbearable. start learning
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The horse’s smooth gait made it a pleasure to ride. start learning
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He dashed across the street to catch the bus. start learning
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The strain of working long hours is starting to show on him. start learning
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The farmers toiled in the fields from dawn till dusk. start learning
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The company was accused of exploiting its workers with unfair wages. start learning
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This store sells a wide variety of kitchen appliances, including blenders and toasters. start learning
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She bought a beautiful garment for the wedding. start learning
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The garden was filled with an abundance of colorful flowers. start learning
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There’s a stack of papers on his desk waiting to be reviewed. start learning
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This batch of cookies turned out perfectly. start learning
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Her contribution to the project was of immeasurable value. start learning
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The marathon was gruelling, but he managed to finish it. start learning
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The forest fire quickly engulfed the nearby homes. start learning
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The team received a rousing welcome after their victory. start learning
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Remove any superfluous details from your presentation. start learning
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The manager is accountable for the performance of the entire team. start learning
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The painting’s historical significance is inestimable. start learning
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The injury crippled him for months, but he eventually recovered. start learning
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We need to utilise all available resources to complete the project. start learning
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I concur with your opinion that we should proceed with caution. start learning
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Misfortune seemed to befall him at every turn. start learning
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She poked around in her bag, looking for her keys. start learning
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They spent the entire weekend lying about and watching movies. start learning
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He worked hard to fulfil his dream of becoming a doctor. start learning
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Winter has set in earlier than expected this year. start learning
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I’ll back you up during the meeting if anyone challenges your ideas. start learning
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The long waiting times really put me off visiting that restaurant. start learning
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Things are finally starting to look up after months of difficulties. start learning
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poprawiać się (o sytuacji)
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The missing funds account for the budget shortfall. start learning
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odpowiadać za coś, wyjaśniać coś
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I don’t feel up to going to the party tonight, I’m too tired. start learning
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czuć się do czegoś na siłach
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The road was so bumpy that we had to drive very slowly. start learning
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The wood’s surface was rough and needed sanding. start learning
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He felt feverish and decided to rest for the day. start learning
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gorączkowy, rozgorączkowany
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The atmosphere in the room was hostile after the heated argument. start learning
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The steak was tender and perfectly cooked. start learning
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She spoke in a gentle voice to calm the crying child. start learning
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delikatny, łagodny, spokojny
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Her immediate concern was to ensure everyone’s safety. start learning
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He’s a distinguished scientist known for his groundbreaking research. start learning
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She caught a glimpse of the sunset through the trees. start learning
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I caught a glimpse of her as she walked past the window. start learning
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ujrzeć coś tylko przez moment
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She was nervous about her first blind date but ended up having a great time. start learning
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He arrives at the office as regular as clockwork every morning. start learning
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At best, we can hope for a slight improvement in the situation. start learning
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w najlepszym wypadku, co najwyżej
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He always speaks his mind, even if his opinion is unpopular. start learning
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He’s still in the prime of life and has many more goals to achieve. start learning
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At a guess, I’d say this building is over 100 years old. start learning
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Don’t forget to drop me a line when you arrive safely. start learning
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napisać do kogoś krótką wiadomość
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Some diseases, like hemophilia, are hereditary. start learning
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The police are investigating a series of car thefts in the area. start learning
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She used her savings to buy her first home. start learning
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His hatred for injustice motivated him to become a lawyer. start learning
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The museum has a beautiful collection of ancient pottery. start learning
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They presented solid proof to support their argument in court. start learning
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He worked extra hours to settle his debt as quickly as possible. start learning
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The supplier delivered the materials on time for the project. start learning
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The company supplies essential goods to remote areas. start learning
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The magical atmosphere of the fair enchanted all the visitors. start learning
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He chewed his gum while waiting for the train. start learning
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She is intolerant of criticism and reacts strongly to it. start learning
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The car was traveling at high speed when it went off the road. start learning
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She was intent on finishing her work before the deadline. start learning
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The village was deprived of clean drinking water after the flood. start learning
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We’re in for some heavy rain this weekend, according to the forecast. start learning
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być w jakiejś sytuacji, doświadczać czegoś
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The school decided to expel the student for repeated misconduct. start learning
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The species is under threat of extinction due to habitat loss. start learning
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He was convicted of theft and sentenced to three years in prison. start learning
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uznać kogoś winnym czegoś
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She played the entire piano piece from memory. start learning
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He’s good at handling stressful situations. start learning
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She asked him to leave her alone so she could concentrate. start learning
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The car’s exhaust system needs to be repaired. start learning
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In her haste to leave, she forgot her keys on the table. start learning
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The bread was so stale it was almost inedible. start learning
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The concert left an indelible impression on everyone who attended. start learning
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Her calmness during the crisis helped reassure everyone around her. start learning
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The mother sang a lullaby to soothe her crying baby. start learning
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The situation got out of hand quickly and required police intervention. start learning
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wymknąć się spod kontroli
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The new safety procedures were put into operation last week. start learning
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The clasp on her necklace broke, so she took it to the jeweler. start learning
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zamek, zatrzask, zapięcie
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She clasped her hands tightly as she waited for the results. start learning
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ściskać, trzymać się kurczowo
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The audience clapped loudly after the performance. start learning
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He slammed the door in frustration as he left the room. start learning
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Everything he predicted eventually came to pass. start learning
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The occurrence of the rare celestial event drew a large crowd. start learning
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She reacted quick as lightning when the vase started to fall. start learning
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The organization works to uphold the principles of justice and equality. start learning
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Her kind and polite nature is a testament to her excellent upbringing. start learning
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He often played truant during his school days, much to his parents' dismay. start learning
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The truants were caught by the principal and given detention. start learning
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Don’t let all this food go to waste—share it with neighbors. start learning
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His obstinateness made it difficult to reach a compromise. start learning
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The criminal was imprisoned for his role in the robbery. start learning
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She was offered a post as a marketing director at the new company. start learning
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The beautiful framing of the mirror added a touch of elegance to the room. start learning
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He took a day off work due to sickness. start learning
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There was ample space in the venue for all the guests. start learning
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pokaźny, dostatecznie duży
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The government focused on domestic affairs during the cabinet meeting. start learning
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The sudden noise in the dark room scared me stiff. start learning
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śmiertelnie kogoś wystraszyć
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The river’s current was rapid after the heavy rain. start learning
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He is a notable author with several bestsellers to his name. start learning
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The watchful security guard noticed the suspicious behavior immediately. start learning
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You need to stay alert while driving at night. start learning
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The food tasted awful, so we decided not to eat there again. start learning
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okropny, wstrętny, obrzydliwy
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She found a minute crack in the glass that wasn’t visible at first. start learning
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The weather was so miserable that everyone stayed indoors. start learning
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The manager turned a blind eye to the employee's lateness. start learning
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The escaped prisoner is still at large and considered dangerous. start learning
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The root of the problem lies in miscommunication. start learning
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After the introduction, the speaker said, “The floor is yours.” start learning
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With the new security system, the house is as safe as houses. start learning
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Don’t worry, I’m on your side in this argument. start learning
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She took pity on the stray dog and gave it some food. start learning
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This is serious and not a laughing matter. start learning
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Everyone was in high spirits after the successful event. start learning
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She knew at a glance that something was wrong. start learning
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He gave her a murderous look after she revealed his secret. start learning
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morderczy (np. spojrzenie)
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He’s a strong believer in the power of education. start learning
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Her judgement in choosing the right people for the project was flawless. start learning
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It’s desirable to have experience in the field when applying for the job. start learning
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pociągający, wskazany, pożądany
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The committee made a definitive decision to approve the proposal. start learning
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decydujący, ostateczny, definitywny
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He reached for the book on the top shelf. start learning
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The city is notorious for its traffic jams. start learning
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The sailors have been at sea for months, exploring new territories. start learning
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We walked to the edge of the promontory to enjoy the view of the ocean. start learning
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She promised to keep the surprise party a secret. start learning
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It was apparent from her tone that she was upset. start learning
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He is an influential figure in the fashion industry. start learning
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The bank agreed to underwrite the loan for the new business venture. start learning
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The cashier accidentally undercharged me for the groceries. start learning
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They settled the dispute after hours of negotiation. start learning
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ustalać, decydować, rozstrzygnąć
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The old tools were rusty after being left outside for years. start learning
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The bread was mouldy and had to be thrown away. start learning
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He was oblivious to the fact that everyone was staring at him. start learning
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The smell of baking cookies conjured memories of his childhood. start learning
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The dancer spun gracefully across the stage. start learning
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obracać się, kręcić się, wirować
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A strong work ethic underlies his success. start learning
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leżeć u podstaw czegoś, być podstawą
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They proclaimed their support for the new policy during the meeting. start learning
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The scientist substantiated her theory with extensive research. start learning
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She took a week off work to recuperate from the flu. start learning
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The company plans to revive its popular product line. start learning
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We will resume the meeting after a short break. start learning
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ponawiać, podejmować na nowo
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The urgent situation compelled him to take immediate action. start learning
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The school strictly enforces its no-bullying policy. start learning
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wprowadzać w życie, egzekwować
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The commercial was designed to induce customers to buy the product. start learning
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The task exacted a great deal of patience and effort. start learning
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The firefighter was praised for his courageous actions during the rescue. start learning
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start learning
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They decided to give a party to celebrate their anniversary. start learning
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She managed to get her brother to help her with the project. start learning
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przekonać kogoś żeby coś zrobił
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The company provides its employees with free lunch every day. start learning
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zapewniać, dostarczać komuś coś
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They provided food and water for the stranded travelers. start learning
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He works hard to provide for his family. start learning
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dbać o kogoś, troszczyć się
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The manager assured her of his support for the project. start learning
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The auxiliary generator was used during the power outage. start learning
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The room was filthy after the party, with trash everywhere. start learning
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obrzydliwy, bardzo brudny
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She spends an hour on the treadmill every morning. start learning
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He lifted the heavy weights at the gym to build muscle. start learning
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The cake consists of flour, sugar, eggs, and butter. start learning
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The first-class carriage on the train was spacious and comfortable. start learning
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The company decided to pull back from its expansion plans. start learning
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They aim to reduce costs by 20% this year. start learning
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Her outfit was simple but tasteful, perfect for the occasion. start learning
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Reading a good book by the fireplace is one of life’s most pleasurable moments. start learning
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No one is infallible, everyone makes mistakes sometimes. start learning
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The cherry trees bloom beautifully in the spring. start learning
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kwitnąć, zakwitać, rozkwitać
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She ignored his petty complaints and focused on the bigger picture. start learning
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The stars were luminous against the dark night sky. start learning
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The court confirmed the legitimacy of the election results. start learning
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His confidence diminished after failing the exam. start learning
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They are yet to finalize the details of the contract. start learning
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jeszcze czegoś nie zrobić
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I have yet to pack my bags for the trip. start learning
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mieć coś jeszcze do zrobienia
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Ultimately, it’s your decision whether to stay or leave. start learning
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The new law emphasizes the accountability of public officials. start learning
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The fireworks lit up the night sky with vibrant colors. start learning
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rozświetlać coś, rozjaśniać coś
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Her smile lit him up after a long, stressful day. start learning
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ucieszyć kogoś, rozchmurzyć kogoś
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She’s really into painting and spends hours working on her art. start learning
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być czymś zainteresowanym
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The comedy show was so funny that we were in stitches the entire time. start learning
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He messed up the presentation by forgetting his notes. start learning
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psuć, rujnować coś, dać ciała
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The props for the play included antique furniture and vintage clothing. start learning
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It’s imperative that we finish this report by the deadline. start learning
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The erosion of public trust in the government is a serious concern. start learning
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The negotiations bogged down due to disagreements on key issues. start learning
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You should dispose of hazardous waste properly to protect the environment. start learning
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She ran a few errands before heading home. start learning
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sprawa do załatwienia, polecenie
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The new policy incorporates feedback from employees. start learning
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All students must adhere to the school’s dress code. start learning
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The principal reason for the delay was bad weather. start learning
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najważniejszy, zasadniczy
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They forged a strong partnership that lasted for years. start learning
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He embraced the opportunity to study abroad. start learning
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The school fosters creativity through various art programs. start learning
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She appears to be interested in the job, but she hasn’t applied yet. start learning
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The price of the new model is quite steep. start learning
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The film underwhelmed audiences despite the hype. start learning
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The hotel was nice but a bit too pricey for our budget. start learning
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His argument was based on fallacious reasoning. start learning
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The scientist refuted the claim with solid evidence. start learning
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obalić, udowodnić komuś, że nie ma racji
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She presented a cogent argument for renewable energy. start learning
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His knowledge of the subject was superficial. start learning
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The books were arranged in a haphazard manner. start learning
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She is meticulous in her work and never misses a detail. start learning
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Their desultory conversation lacked any real focus. start learning
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He remained indifferent to the outcome of the meeting. start learning
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Despite the evidence, he remained obdurate in his opinion. start learning
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She was too pliant and let others make decisions for her. start learning
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elastyczny, podatny na wpływy
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The weather in this region is capricious and changes suddenly. start learning
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His speech was conciliatory, trying to ease tensions. start learning
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Luckily, the tumor was benign and didn’t require surgery. start learning
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There was significant dissent among the board members. start learning
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His acquiescence to the new policy surprised his colleagues. start learning
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zgoda na coś, przyzwolenie
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He is an affable host who makes everyone feel welcome. start learning
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His irascible nature often leads to conflicts. start learning
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The case was based on circumstantial evidence. start learning
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The complexity of the project required detailed planning. start learning
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The beauty of the design lies in its simplicity. start learning
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His speech was full of banalities and lacked originality. start learning
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The film was mediocre at best and not worth watching. start learning
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The hotel’s service was substandard, and we complained. start learning
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His erratic behavior worried his colleagues. start learning
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nieobliczalny, nieodpowiedzialny
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The comment was meant to be innocuous, but she took offense. start learning
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The new policy caused a public outcry. start learning
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He made spurious claims about his qualifications. start learning
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The DNA evidence was irrefutable proof of his innocence. start learning
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He was known for his miserly habits and never spent money unnecessarily. start learning
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The company was so parsimonious that it rarely gave bonuses. start learning
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skąpy, przesadnie oszczędny
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His avaricious nature made him unpopular among his colleagues. start learning
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The charity received a munificent donation from an anonymous donor. start learning
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She found tranquillity in the countryside. start learning
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The lake’s serenity was breathtaking in the early morning. start learning
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He gave the document only a cursory glance. start learning
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Her placidity helped calm the nervous children. start learning
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łagodność, spokój, pogoda ducha
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The judge ruled the evidence inadmissible in court. start learning
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His avant-garde art was not appreciated by everyone. start learning
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They communicated by means of hand signals. start learning
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He forgot his razor while packing for the trip. start learning
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maszynka do golenia, brzytwa
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She’s as sharp as a razor when it comes to business. start learning
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bardzo bystry, bardzo inteligentny
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He was dismissed for failing to perform his duties. start learning
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wykonywać swoje obowiązki
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Pollution does great harm to marine life. start learning
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The weather forecast predicts heavy rain tomorrow. start learning
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They dismantled the old machine and replaced it with a new one. start learning
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She always goes to extremes when following new diets. start learning
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The police interrogated the suspect for hours. start learning
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The army liberated the city from enemy control. start learning
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The walls were insulated to keep the house warm in winter. start learning
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We’re finally making headway on the project. start learning
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He was appointed to the headship of the department. start learning
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kierownictwo, zwierzchnictwo
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Her amiable personality makes her easy to get along with. start learning
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It's conceivable that he might change his mind. start learning
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wyobrażalny, możliwy do pomyślenia
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A quiet environment is conducive to studying. start learning
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The company instituted a new policy on remote work. start learning
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ustanawiać, wszczynać, wprowadzać
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The patient was discharged from the hospital after recovering. start learning
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The witness corroborated the suspect’s alibi. start learning
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She was plagued by doubts about her decision. start learning
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Many were persecuted for their religious beliefs. start learning
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Smoking can aggravate respiratory conditions. start learning
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The village is in an outlying region, far from the city. start learning
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The storm’s imminent arrival forced us to cancel the event. start learning
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The news of their engagement came as a surprise to everyone. start learning
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być dla kogoś niespodzianką
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His constant complaining really gets on my nerves. start learning
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Something must have gone wrong with the machine because it won’t start. start learning
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He walked through the crowd, oblivious to the stares of strangers. start learning
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być nieświadomym czegoś, nie zważać na coś
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His decision proved to be the right one in the end. start learning
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The smell of freshly baked bread conjured up memories of my childhood. start learning
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The little boy kept wriggling in his chair during the long speech. start learning
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kręcić się, skręcać, zwijać
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Opportunities like this are few and far between. start learning
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She started drawing on her notebook out of boredom. start learning
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Boredom is the worst part of long bus journeys. start learning
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He never misses a chance to disparage his opponents. start learning
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The tradition originated hundreds of years ago. start learning
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zapoczątkowywać, powstawać, zaczynać się
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The alarm system can detect even the smallest movements. start learning
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He was beset by financial problems after losing his job. start learning
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She bemoaned the loss of her favorite childhood toy. start learning
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The university bestowed an honorary degree on the scientist. start learning
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The government instigated a new education reform. start learning
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He ascribed his success to hard work and determination. start learning
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A new leader emerged during the crisis. start learning
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wyłaniać się, ukazywać się, pojawiać się
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We need to economize on electricity to lower our bills. start learning
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It suddenly occurred to me that I had forgotten her birthday. start learning
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The hotel was decorated in a grandiose style. start learning
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This caustic substance can burn your skin. start learning
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His sharp wit made him a great comedian. start learning
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Her caustic remarks made everyone uncomfortable. start learning
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The difference in price was negligible, so we chose the better quality option. start learning
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nieistotny, bez znaczenia
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They made a substantial investment in the company. start learning
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She behaved in a decorous manner at the formal dinner. start learning
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His unseemly behavior at the meeting shocked everyone. start learning
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nieprzyzwoity, niestosowny
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His sloppiness at work resulted in several mistakes. start learning
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Her sloppy handwriting was hard to read. start learning
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The doctor’s negligence led to serious consequences. start learning
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niedbałość, niedopatrzenie
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Smartphones have become commonplace in modern society. start learning
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The medicine was a generic version of a more expensive brand. start learning
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He vacillated between studying law or medicine. start learning
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The concert was a resounding success. start learning
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Her explanation was clear and lucid. start learning
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The book’s plot was so convoluted that I couldn’t follow it. start learning
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She is highly articulate and speaks with confidence. start learning
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The company’s lax security led to a data breach. start learning
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The teacher was too lenient with the students. start learning
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The project was deemed too expensive to continue. start learning
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The judge ruled that the evidence was admissible in court. start learning
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The timid child hid behind her mother when meeting new people. start learning
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He was hesitant to sign the contract without reading it first. start learning
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She was diffident in expressing her opinions. start learning
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nieśmiały, niepewny siebie
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She became more assertive in negotiations. start learning
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There was strong resistance to the new law. start learning
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The boisterous crowd cheered loudly. start learning
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The refined sugar was used in the recipe. start learning
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There was a clear divergence in their political views. start learning
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This was a momentous occasion in history. start learning
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Their discussion was very fruitful. start learning
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The negotiations were unnecessarily protracted. start learning
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The project was a collaborative effort between two departments. start learning
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His speech was disjointed and difficult to follow. start learning
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His unfair dismissal led to a lawsuit. start learning
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She was an assiduous student who never missed a deadline. start learning
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wytrwały (w dążeniach), sumienny
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His lackadaisical attitude toward work annoyed his boss. start learning
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His claims were easily verifiable. start learning
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His essay was full of rambles and lacked structure. start learning
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chaotyczne (pismo), zbaczanie
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His speech was too verbose and lost the audience’s attention. start learning
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rozwlekły, mówiący zbyt dużo
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Her report was succinct and to the point. start learning
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He was clumsy and often dropped things. start learning
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She had a thirst for adventure. start learning
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The chair was too flimsy to support his weight. start learning
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Their relationship was tenuous and unstable. start learning
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His laissez-faire style of management gave employees more freedom. start learning
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He was frustrated with the mediocrity of the company’s work. start learning
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The movie was full of clichés and triteness. start learning
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She gave a stellar performance in the play. start learning
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doskonały, świetny, wyśmienity
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His presentation was lackluster and uninspiring. start learning
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The speech was the stirring of a great movement. start learning
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The weather was dismal all week. start learning
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His insensitive comment offended many people. start learning
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It’s prudent to save money for emergencies. start learning
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przezorny, roztropny, ostrożny
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He was a studious child who loved reading. start learning
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The customer service at that store was abysmal. start learning
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Students with medical conditions may be exempt from physical education classes. start learning
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The study focused on the cognitive development of young children. start learning
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In terms of cost, this option is the most affordable. start learning
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z punktu widzenia czegoś, biorąc coś pod uwagę
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The chemical composition of water is H₂O. start learning
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As a manager, you must carry responsibility for your team’s actions. start learning
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The product didn’t live up to the hype. start learning
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żyć zgodnie z czymś, spełniać oczekiwania
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We should invite him—he is our friend, after all. start learning
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mimo wszystko, wszak, w każdym razie
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She quickly got up to speed with the latest company policies. start learning
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He felt a sense of schadenfreude when his arrogant rival failed the test. start learning
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radość z cudzego nieszczęścia
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There was no evidence whatsoever to support his claims. start learning
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She bent down to pick up the fallen book. start learning
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He found a small gold nugget while hiking in the mountains. start learning
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Please relay the message to the rest of the team. start learning
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przekazywać, podawać dalej (np. informację)
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The new policy reversed the previous government’s decision. start learning
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Overfishing has depleted the ocean’s fish population. start learning
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uszczuplać, wyczerpywać, redukować
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They sailed across the Atlantic in a small boat. start learning
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The heady scent of flowers filled the air. start learning
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The Eiffel Tower is a famous landmark in Paris. start learning
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punkt orientacyjny, charakterystyczny obiekt
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He gradually improved his English over time. start learning
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Their enthusiasm for the project petered out after a few months. start learning
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kończyć się, wyczerpywać się
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His official designation is Chief Financial Officer. start learning
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She echoed his words to emphasize their importance. start learning
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powtarzać (to co ktoś właśnie powiedział)
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The study lends support to the theory of climate change. start learning
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He looks down on people who don’t have a college degree. start learning
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Can you lend me a hand with these heavy boxes? start learning
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The scientist collected a specimen of the new plant species. start learning
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The doctor discovered a benign tumour during the check-up. start learning
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He conducted a thorough investigation of the case. start learning
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It was a small victory, albeit an important one. start learning
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aczkolwiek, chociaż, jednak
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She was utterly shocked by the news. start learning
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The movie reached its climax during the final battle scene. start learning
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moment kulminacyjny, orgazm
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The patient was given anaesthesia before the surgery. start learning
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Repeated exposure to violence in films can desensitise people. start learning
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He is a prominent scientist in the field of genetics. start learning
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She wrote the answer on the blackboard with white chalk. start learning
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That was a cheeky remark, but it made everyone laugh. start learning
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The rogue pirate refused to follow orders. start learning
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She reiterated her concerns during the meeting. start learning
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powtarzać coś wielokrotnie (w celu podkreślenia znaczenia lub wyjaśnienia)
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The issue is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. start learning
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coraz bardziej, coraz częściej
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It was extremely cold outside. start learning
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niezwykle, szalenie, wyjątkowo
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He familiarised himself with the new software before using it. start learning
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As a matter of policy, we do not give discounts. start learning
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z uwagi na coś, w ramach czegoś
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A car was placed at the minister’s disposal. start learning
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The teacher evaluated the students' essays. start learning
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The sales figures for this year are impressive. start learning
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liczba (reprezentująca dane), cyfra, kwota
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The trip was exhausting, not to mention expensive. start learning
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By the time we arrived, the concert had already started. start learning
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He shunned publicity and lived a quiet life. start learning
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unikać, trzymać się z daleka, wystrzegać się
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He worked alongside some of the best doctors in the country. start learning
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She used a rope to bind the logs together. start learning
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The contract is legally binding. start learning
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The government introduced new laws to curb pollution. start learning
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powściągać, pohamowywać, ograniczać
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The announcement sparked a heated debate. start learning
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The spark from the fire set the dry grass alight. start learning
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This book belongs to the crime genre. start learning
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The song was so catchy that I couldn’t stop humming it. start learning
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chwytliwy, wpadający w ucho
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The new smartphone is selling like hot cakes. start learning
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sprzedawać się jak świeże bułeczki
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She took the stage and delivered an inspiring speech. start learning
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znaleźć się w centrum uwagi
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The city was lit up in a blaze of fireworks. start learning
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blask (np. świateł, kolorów)
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He looked up the company’s number in the business directory. start learning
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I need to look up the meaning of this word. start learning
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wyszukiwać coś, sprawdzać coś
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The children were playing in the yard. start learning
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They had a barbecue in their backyard. start learning
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The proofreader found several typos in the article. start learning
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He gazed at the mountains in awe. start learning
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You can go out as long as you finish your homework. start learning
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jeśli tylko, pod warunkiem, byleby
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The weather was hot and humid. start learning
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wilgotny (w nieprzyjemny sposób, np. pogoda)
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He made up a story to explain why he was late. start learning
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She stood up for her friend during the argument. start learning
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stanąć w obronie czegoś/kogoś
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They took in a stray cat during the storm. start learning
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przyjmować, nocować, gościć kogoś
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The doctor prescribed an ointment for the rash. start learning
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He went ballistic when he found out he was lied to. start learning
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wkurzyć się, dostać szału
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He’s too much of a pushover to stand up for himself. start learning
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The wolves howled at the full moon. start learning
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I didn’t prepare for the presentation, so I had to wing it. start learning
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improwizować, zdać się na los
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He used an axe to chop wood for the fireplace. start learning
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Let’s talk things through before making a decision. start learning
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We need to do something about this traffic problem. start learning
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zrobić coś w sprawie czegoś
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She was upset when she found out they were talking behind her back. start learning
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He blacked out after standing in the sun for too long. start learning
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She collapsed from exhaustion after the marathon. start learning
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He received an injection to relieve the pain. start learning
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The horses were eating fresh hay. start learning
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Scientists are trying to find a cure for cancer. start learning
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I can’t stick the smell of fish. start learning
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The novel was so engrossing that I read it in one night. start learning
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wciągający, trzymający w napięciu
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The Labrador is a popular breed of dog. start learning
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She left early so as to catch the last train. start learning
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It was bitterly cold outside. start learning
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przenikliwie, przejmująco, gorzko (np. zimno)
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She came up with a brilliant idea. start learning
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wymyślić coś, wpaść na coś
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If you don’t wear a jacket, you’ll catch a cold. start learning
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He finally came off the medication after months of treatment. start learning
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The country was suffering from a severe famine. start learning
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The rebels planned to blow up the bridge. start learning
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Personal cleanliness is important for good health. start learning
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She made a bold decision to change careers. start learning
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The weather was absolutely dreadful. start learning
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okropny, straszny, fatalny
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The way you treat others reflects on your character. start learning
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A white swan glided across the lake. start learning
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The movie was absolutely hilarious. start learning
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I know her by sight, but we’ve never spoken. start learning
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He was dismissive of my concerns. start learning
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I couldn't get past the security guards. start learning
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We are low on milk, we should buy some more. start learning
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The village was filled with a sense of desolation after the war. start learning
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He ate a big chunk of the cake. start learning
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That car cost him a huge chunk of change. start learning
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He was in awe of the stunning architecture. start learning
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być pełnym podziwu dla czegoś
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She had serious misgivings about the plan. start learning
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niepokój, obawa, złe przeczucie
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The activists agitated for better working conditions. start learning
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She was visibly agitated after the argument. start learning
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I can’t help laughing at his jokes. start learning
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nie móc powstrzymać się przed robieniem czegoś
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He slipped on the ice and fell down. start learning
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The payment is overdue by two weeks. start learning
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zaległy, opóźniony, przeterminowany
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I don’t have any money on me right now. start learning
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mieć przy sobie pieniądze
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You can borrow my car provided you return it by noon. start learning
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start learning
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He has been in custody for three months. start learning
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The criminals set fire to the warehouse. start learning
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podłożyć ogień pod coś, podpalić coś
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The new software has great utility in the medical field. start learning
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The flowers began to wilt due to the intense heat. start learning
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He forgot his passport, thereby missing his flight. start learning
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She is held in great esteem by her colleagues. start learning
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szacunek, poważanie, poważać, szanować
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Carbon monoxide poisoning can be fatal. start learning
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Deforestation caused by illegal logging is a major concern. start learning
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The national park serves as a sanctuary for endangered species. start learning
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The human body consists of trillions of cells. start learning
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The hot soup released a thick cloud of steam. start learning
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She aced her chemistry exam with ease. start learning
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poradzić sobie z czymś bez problemu
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His schedule was so hectic that he barely had time to rest. start learning
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Their latest acquisition was a rare piece of art. start learning
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Oil is one of the most valuable commodities in the world. start learning
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The company reported an annual turnover of $10 million. start learning
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obrót (finansowy w firmie)
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The government will administer the new tax policy. start learning
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The politician endorsed the new healthcare reforms. start learning
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Her vindictive attitude made it hard for her to forgive. start learning
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The pushy salesman kept trying to make me buy the car. start learning
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With modern technology, printed maps have become dispensable. start learning
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A good dictionary is indispensable for learning a new language. start learning
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The artisan crafted beautiful handmade furniture. start learning
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The discovery of antibiotics was a major medical breakthrough. start learning
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VHS tapes are now completely obsolete. start learning
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The motion of the waves was calming. start learning
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He secured the storage unit with a heavy padlock. start learning
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She showed great affection towards her family. start learning
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He was in deep anguish after losing his job. start learning
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udręka, cierpienie, boleść
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The superhero wore a red cape that flowed behind him. start learning
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She nodded in agreement with his statement. start learning
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kiwać głową, skinąć głową, przytaknięcie
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He traveled to London and thence to Paris. start learning
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She leaned forward to hear him better. start learning
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His odious behavior made him very unpopular. start learning
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After a long hike, they were completely weary. start learning
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He used a headset to take calls while working. start learning
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My phone battery is flat, I need to charge it. start learning
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The website went down due to server issues. start learning
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His cheating scandal brought disgrace to his family. start learning
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He felt great gratification after completing the project. start learning
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She was always mindful of her words around others. start learning
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The athlete ran three circuits around the track. start learning
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He is very picky when it comes to food. start learning
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The teacher quickly slapped him down when he tried to interrupt. start learning
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She felt nausea after eating spoiled food. start learning
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His speech was complete gibberish after drinking too much. start learning
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The smell of rotten fish was nauseous. start learning
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The doctor ruled out an infection as the cause of his symptoms. start learning
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wykluczać coś, odrzucać coś
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The gang carried out a vicious attack on their rivals. start learning
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bezwzględny, krwawy, wściekły
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She consigned all her old clothes to the donation center. start learning
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He finally got the math equation right after several attempts. start learning
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He put his ideas across clearly in the meeting. start learning
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przekazywać coś, opisywać coś
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The training program was tailored to the needs of beginners. start learning
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dopasowywać coś do czegoś
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His brash attitude made him difficult to work with. start learning
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The pertinence of his argument was undeniable. start learning
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It’s important to differentiate between fact and opinion. start learning
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Use bullet points to make the information clearer. start learning
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Dozens of people attended the concert. start learning
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The fog veiled the mountains in the distance. start learning
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The bride lifted her veil during the ceremony. start learning
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They tried to nip the rumor in the bud before it spread. start learning
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He yawned loudly during the boring lecture. start learning
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The medication may cause drowsiness. start learning
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She made a frantic search for her lost keys. start learning
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A balanced diet is important for a healthy digestive system. start learning
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They mapped out their travel route in advance. start learning
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The architect showed us the first draft of the building design. start learning
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The exam date is fixed and cannot be changed. start learning
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sztywny, niezmienny (np. termin)
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The extent of the damage was severe. start learning
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He flattered her by saying she looked stunning. start learning
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He remained calm amid the chaos. start learning
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She had a large bruise on her arm after falling. start learning
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The heavy rain washed away the footprints. start learning
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Hollywood is known for its glamour. start learning
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He made steady progress in his studies. start learning
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She carried apples in a wicker basket. start learning
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The stench of rotten food filled the kitchen. start learning
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Water was seeping through the cracks in the wall. start learning
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The walls were painted a bilious shade of green. start learning
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She stained her dress with coffee. start learning
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The coastline was craggy and rugged. start learning
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The volcano released a strong smell of sulphur. start learning
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The lake was calm and serene at sunset. start learning
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She scalded her hand with hot water. start learning
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The journalist caught the politician out with a tricky question. start learning
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podpuszczać kogoś, wywieść kogoś w pole
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The unwary traveler was an easy target for thieves. start learning
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nieostrożny, nieroztropny
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He took a quick dip in the cold lake. start learning
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He went outside to cool off after the argument. start learning
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A blast of cold air hit him as he opened the door. start learning
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The heat blasted the plants in the garden. start learning
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porażony, zwarzony (np. zbyt wysoką temperaturą)
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A deep fissure appeared in the rock after the earthquake. start learning
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The chief reason for the delay was bad weather. start learning
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He enjoyed the solitude of the mountains. start learning
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His recovery was nothing short of miraculous. start learning
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The pigs wallowed in the mud. start learning
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tarzać się, taplać się (w błocie)
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He was pumped before the big game. start learning
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podekscytowany, nakręcony
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The statue is the focal point of the city square. start learning
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Follow the recommended dosage for the medicine. start learning
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The medicine helped ease his headache. start learning
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The mother swaddled her newborn baby in a soft blanket. start learning
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The warm room made him feel drowsy. start learning
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The research yielded important results. start learning
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Work began to pile up on his desk. start learning
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układać w stos, nagromadzać się
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She pulled her hood up to protect herself from the rain. start learning
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The mountain had a pointed peak. start learning
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He wandered through the forest, enjoying the fresh air. start learning
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The phrase "as brave as a lion" is a simile. start learning
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The wrestler grappled with his opponent. start learning
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chwytać, zaczepiać, chwyt, zaczep
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The flowers give off a pleasant scent. start learning
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The fire disfigured his face permanently. start learning
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The big corporation swallowed up the small family business. start learning
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Security cameras act as a deterrent to crime. start learning
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Honey is a natural remedy for a sore throat. start learning
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lekarstwo, leczyć, naprawiać
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He was arrested for forgery of official documents. start learning
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podrobiony dokument, fałszerstwo
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This portable speaker is perfect for outdoor use. start learning
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The building was designed to withstand strong earthquakes. start learning
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wytrzymywać, być odpornym
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The branch snapped under his weight. start learning
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Several athletes are contending for the gold medal. start learning
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He contended that he was innocent of the crime. start learning
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The train came to a sudden halt. start learning
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postój, przystanek, przerywać, kończyć
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Employees have a legal leave entitlement of 20 days per year. start learning
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prawo do urlopu, wymiar urlopu
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He struggled to subdue his anger. start learning
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tłumić, hamować (uczucia, emocje)
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The hikers faced inclement weather conditions. start learning
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She was acutely aware of the dangers ahead. start learning
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dotkliwie, wyjątkowo, nieznośnie
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Lack of exercise is a causative factor in obesity. start learning
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The country has a temperate climate with mild winters. start learning
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prevention is better than cure Regular exercise proves that prevention is better than cure. start learning
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lepiej zapobiegać niż leczyć
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New measures were introduced to reduce pollution. start learning
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In a nutshell, the project was a huge success. start learning
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The store jacked up the prices just before the holidays. start learning
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The dish had a hint of lemon in the sauce. start learning
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szczypta czegoś, nuta czegoś
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on the spur of the moment They decided to go on a road trip on the spur of the moment. start learning
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pod wpływem chwili, spontanicznie
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She prefers plain yoghurt over flavored ones. start learning
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He decided to take up a new hobby—painting. start learning
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She has a high opinion of her boss’s leadership skills. start learning
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She was green with envy when she saw her friend’s new car. start learning
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The hill was too steep to climb without proper gear. start learning
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He hit the roof when he found out about the broken window. start learning
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After a long day at work, she felt completely worn out. start learning
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Simply put, the project failed due to poor planning. start learning
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mówiąc prosto, w uproszczeniu
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He wore a smart suit to the business meeting. start learning
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elegancki, wytworny, modny
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New safety measures have been introduced in the factory. start learning
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In a nutshell, we need to improve our strategy. start learning
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She had a huge backlog of emails to respond to. start learning
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The pensioner enjoys spending time in his garden. start learning
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It took me a while, but I finally got the hang of driving. start learning
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She stood at the side of her best friend during the ceremony. start learning
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Stress is part and parcel of working in a hospital. start learning
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He tried to conceal his disappointment. start learning
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He tore off the price tag before giving the gift. start learning
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She tied the package with a strong cord. start learning
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We had a short stopover in Dubai before flying to Tokyo. start learning
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postój, przerwa w podróży
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They decided to lease a car instead of buying one. start learning
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She’s a bright student with a great future ahead. start learning
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rozgarnięty, bystry, inteligentny
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I found some loose change in my pocket. start learning
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He took retirement after 40 years of service. start learning
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The job market is highly competitive. start learning
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She was over the moon when she won the scholarship. start learning
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być w siódmym niebie, być zachwyconym
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The king ruled over the kingdom for 30 years. start learning
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sprawować władzę nad kimś
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He is serving an apprenticeship at a law firm. start learning
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She served as the head of the department for five years. start learning
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You should take out insurance before traveling abroad. start learning
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Every office should have a fire extinguisher. start learning
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A sedentary lifestyle can lead to health problems. start learning
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He just shrugged his shoulders and walked away. start learning
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His speech will go down in history. start learning
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Both sides agreed to a ceasefire to negotiate peace. start learning
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Could you give me a lift to the train station? start learning
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The team suffered a defeat in the championship final. start learning
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It was an ignominious failure for the company. start learning
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upokarzający, sromotny, niechlubny
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The army suffered an ignominious defeat in the battle. start learning
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be thrown in at the deep end On his first day at work, he was thrown in at the deep end. start learning
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zostać rzuconym na głęboką wodę
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She stumbled on the uneven pavement. start learning
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He stumbled upon an old letter in the attic. start learning
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natknąć się przypadkiem na coś
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He has an uncanny ability to predict the weather. start learning
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zadziwiający, zagadkowy (w niepokojący sposób)
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They paid him next to nothing for all his hard work. start learning
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I've never tried skiing, but I’d like to give it a go. start learning
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After years of drinking, he finally decided to take the cure. start learning
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She improved her English little by little. start learning
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It took me a good few hours to finish the report. start learning
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The child couldn’t sit still during the whole movie. start learning
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He was called to testify in court. start learning
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She kept her notes very neat and organized. start learning
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Movies are now available on demand. start learning
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He plays golf every weekend at the local golf course. start learning
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Be careful, the ground here is very uneven. start learning
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She tripped on the cracked pavement. start learning
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He tried not to fart during the meeting. start learning
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I’m hopeless at singing—I always go off-key. start learning
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być w czymś beznadziejnym
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Please shut the door behind you. start learning
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The company shut down due to bankruptcy. start learning
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zostać zamkniętym (np. firma)
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They put up a tent for the party. start learning
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wznosić coś, budować, stawiać
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He was sentenced to prison for life. start learning
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Her kindness goes beyond words. start learning
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przekraczać coś, wykraczać poza coś
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The next football fixture is on Saturday. start learning
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Her performance was nothing short of brilliant. start learning
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By sheer fortune, he missed the accident. start learning
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He received an award in acknowledgement of his efforts. start learning
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podziękowanie, wdzięczność
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Her success was a vindication of her hard work. start learning
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obrona, usprawiedliwienie
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The university increased its student intake this year. start learning
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The soldier was held captive for several months. start learning
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The task was too onerous to complete in one day. start learning
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He took a vocational course in carpentry. start learning
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She tied up the letters with a ribbon. start learning
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She wore a red ribbon in her hair. start learning
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The snake slithered through the grass. start learning
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She had a cold and kept sniffing. start learning
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The dog sniffed out the hidden drugs. start learning
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He was snapped up by a major law firm right after graduation. start learning
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The tickets were snapped up in minutes. start learning
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After the horror movie, he was a gibbering wreck. start learning
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ktoś niemogący mówić ze strachu
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He stammered nervously during the interview. start learning
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The traffic this morning was absolutely hellish. start learning
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diabelski, okropny, piekielny
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She stumbled over her words during the speech. start learning
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Stress started to build up before the exams. start learning
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Stop mucking about and do your homework! start learning
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He worked 10 consecutive days without a break. start learning
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She won the title three years consecutively. start learning
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He’s a good lad with a kind heart. start learning
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They hung around the mall all afternoon. start learning
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He’s a lazy lump who never helps at home. start learning
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He threw a lump of coal into the fire. start learning
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She bought buttons and thread at the haberdashery. start learning
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They unearthed a rare artifact during the dig. start learning
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The bird built its nest in the tree. start learning
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She shared a snapshot from her vacation. start learning
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Food will perish if not stored properly. start learning
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There’s a high prevalence of flu during winter. start learning
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The disease wiped out entire villages. start learning
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zmieść coś z powierzchni ziemi
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The film portrays life in a small rural town. start learning
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Always take precautions when hiking in the mountains. start learning
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She sailed through the exam without trouble. start learning
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poradzić sobie z czymś bez problemu
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He stuffed himself with pizza and couldn’t move. start learning
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She stuffed her clothes into the suitcase. start learning
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The bus was overloaded with passengers. start learning
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Climbing Everest is a remarkable feat. start learning
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This table is sturdy enough to hold heavy books. start learning
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o silnej budowie, wytrzymały
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The suspect tried to flee the country. start learning
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The baby just learned to crawl. start learning
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The caterpillar crawled across the leaf. start learning
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She slipped on the wet floor. start learning
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He really enthused about the new project. start learning
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She went to the bakery counter for fresh bread. start learning
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Be careful—the floor is slippery. start learning
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Some mushrooms are highly poisonous. start learning
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She wore a crown adorned with jewels. start learning
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They stayed in a rustic cabin in the woods. start learning
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They stayed at a posh hotel in Paris. start learning
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wykwintny, z wyższych sfer
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She quaked with fear before her speech. start learning
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The ground was frozen and rock-hard. start learning
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He was nonplussed by the unexpected question. start learning
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There was a moment of nonplus after the announcement. start learning
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He whisked her off to Paris for the weekend. start learning
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She felt a deep inner peace. start learning
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The ball bounced off the wall. start learning
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He waved about his arms to get attention. start learning
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He handed over the documents to the manager. start learning
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Her hands trembled from the cold. start learning
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He had emotional entanglements he couldn’t explain. start learning
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Fear causes arousal of the nervous system. start learning
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She was completely infatuated with the actor. start learning
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Be careful not to overdo it at the gym. start learning
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She craved attention from her parents. start learning
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bardzo czegoś pragnąć, zabiegać o coś
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Thankfully, the condition is treatable with medication. start learning
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He spends money like water whenever he gets paid. start learning
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The dog was so obedient it followed every command. start learning
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The disobedient child refused to clean his room. start learning
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Her generosity towards the poor was well known. start learning
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They were overwhelmed by his munificence. start learning
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The theory has not been scientifically proven. start learning
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Would you like a second helping of cake? start learning
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dokładka, porcja (jedzenia)
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You shouldn't equate wealth with happiness. start learning
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The project was a total failure. start learning
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Many children in the region suffer from malnutrition. start learning
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You should check out the reviews before buying it. start learning
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They love to party on the weekends. start learning
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His parents give him a weekly allowance. start learning
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She receives a monthly pension after retiring. start learning
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They set up a small business selling handmade jewelry. start learning
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zakładać coś, tworzyć coś (np. firmę)
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A skilled carpenter made our new kitchen cabinets. start learning
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The walls were adorned with beautiful paintings. start learning
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They went for a walk along the pier at sunset. start learning
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The news of his promotion elated him. start learning
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They sat on the couch and cuddled during the movie. start learning
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You can enlarge the photo before printing. start learning
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His eyes were filled with lust. start learning
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The path slopes gently down to the river. start learning
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I came across an old photo album in the attic. start learning
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She fell into a deep slumber after the long day. start learning
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He awoke suddenly from a nightmare. start learning
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She enjoyed the book, and I felt likewise. start learning
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podobnie, w ten sam sposób
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The seat next to me was vacant. start learning
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Don’t change your plans on my account. start learning
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dla kogoś, z czyjegoś powodu
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This app is really handy for tracking expenses. start learning
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They followed a detailed blueprint for the new building. start learning
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The “hero saves the day” is a common movie trope. start learning
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The predominant language spoken here is Spanish. start learning
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The audience was predominantly young adults. start learning
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The meat was tainted and had to be thrown away. start learning
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Corruption was rampant in the government during that time. start learning
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The doctor tried to reassure her that everything would be fine. start learning
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He became delusional and thought he was being followed. start learning
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urojeniowy, cierpiący na urojenia
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She was living under the delusion that he still loved her. start learning
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Sorry, I have to dash—I’m late for class! start learning
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musieć pędzić, musieć lecieć
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Children are more susceptible to colds and flu. start learning
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Some people are insusceptible to certain viruses. start learning
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odporny, nie poddający się
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The medication may have some adverse side effects. start learning
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szkodliwy, niepożądany, niekorzystny
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He hit upon a brilliant idea for the project. start learning
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wpaść na coś, wymyślić coś
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I need some time to mull over your proposal. start learning
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The lawyer presented a watertight alibi. start learning
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niezbity, niepodważalny (np. dowód)
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The company fired the employee for gross misconduct. start learning
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działanie na czyjąś szkodę
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His conceit made him unpopular among his peers. start learning
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The disclosure of the documents caused a scandal. start learning
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Her book includes some shocking revelations about her past. start learning
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He used a fishing rod to catch trout in the river. start learning
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This medication should alleviate your pain. start learning
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Her bright red coat made her very conspicuous. start learning
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widoczny, rzucający się w oczy
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Notwithstanding his efforts, he failed the exam. start learning
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This plan is financially viable and could be successful. start learning
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By and large, the presentation went well. start learning
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This decision is pivotal to the success of the project. start learning
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We need to be on the same page before we proceed. start learning
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She strikes me as a very confident person. start learning
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He chickened out of the skydiving at the last minute. start learning
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stchórzyć, wystraszyć się
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A cold shower in the morning can invigorate you. start learning
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He took a large gulp of water after the run. start learning
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The nutritionist gave me a new meal plan. start learning
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He tickled the baby’s feet to make her laugh. start learning
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Spicy food can really awaken your taste buds. start learning
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The roses are just starting to form buds. start learning
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Astronauts experience weightlessness in space. start learning
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The boat floated gently on the lake. start learning
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unosić się (np. na wodzie)
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Tiny droplets of rain covered the window. start learning
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Your stomach needs time to digest the food. start learning
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Please seal the envelope before mailing it. start learning
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zamknąć, zakleić, zapieczętować
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We had to walk uphill to reach the cabin. start learning
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The mirror fragmented into dozens of sharp pieces. start learning
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The two companies coalesced to form a new corporation. start learning
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łączyć się, sprzymierzać się
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He led her on, pretending to love her. start learning
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She grew up in a creative artistic milieu. start learning
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The revolution resulted in a lot of bloodshed. start learning
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He considered her friendship a real treasure. start learning
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The machine dispenses water and snacks. start learning
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We met at a party in a bygone era. start learning
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The hotel was recently refurbished and looks brand new. start learning
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odrestaurowywać, odnawiać
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A new smartphone has just come onto the market. start learning
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An intruder broke into their home last night. start learning
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The plan was an utter disaster. start learning
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kompletny, całkowity (np. porażka)
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The graph shows a downward trend in sales. start learning
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I really get along with my new roommate. start learning
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mieć z kimś dobre stosunki
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Put the dishes back in the cabinet. start learning
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There was a power outage during the storm. start learning
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przestój, przerwa w dostawie
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Time constraints made the task difficult. start learning
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Stop beating around the bush and tell me the truth. start learning
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Let’s go on to the next question. start learning
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be on the point of doing sth I was on the point of leaving when he called. start learning
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zamierzać coś zrobić lada moment
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The airplane began its descent to the airport. start learning
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I try to avoid traveling during rush hour. start learning
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We stayed in a luxurious hotel suite. start learning
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at the height of one's popularity She was at the height of her popularity in the 90s. start learning
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They covered a distance of 100 km in one day. start learning
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The film was hailed as a masterpiece. start learning
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“What a surprise!” he exclaimed. start learning
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I’ve told you for the umpteenth time—clean your room! start learning
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He worked as a spy during the war. start learning
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This is a painting that’s truly one of its kind. start learning
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start learning
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He put a great deal of effort into the project. start learning
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They dined at a five-star restaurant. start learning
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obiadować, jeść obiad (uroczyście)
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She jotted down his phone number quickly. start learning
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She found a worm in the garden soil. start learning
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The brakes squealed loudly as the car stopped. start learning
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Leaves were clogging the gutter on the roof. start learning
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He made a crude joke that offended everyone. start learning
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He’s a real daredevil when it comes to extreme sports. start learning
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We spent the weekend completing a 1000-piece jigsaw. start learning
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He’s starting to stoop from old age. start learning
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The guards remained vigilant throughout the night. start learning
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We’ve got a long road ahead of us. start learning
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The curvature of the spine is slightly abnormal. start learning
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She has a fondness for vintage clothing. start learning
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He gave her a fond smile. start learning
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Her talent is undeniable. start learning
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This necklace was passed down through generations. start learning
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przekazywać coś komuś dalej
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The coach’s speech gave the team a spur to win the match. start learning
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zachęta, bodziec (do zrobienia czegoś)
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There was a long legal dispute over the property. start learning
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The kids were as good as gold during the entire trip. start learning
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grzeczny, bardzo dobrze wychowany
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Make sure to book your tickets beforehand. start learning
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najpierw, uprzednio, z góry
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A short speech will precede the performance. start learning
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Flu is highly contagious, especially among children. start learning
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There was a marked improvement in her test scores. start learning
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His story is consistent with the evidence. start learning
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Many people still rely on manual labour for their income. start learning
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They made a concerted effort to improve their relationship. start learning
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A rise in temperature may be an indication of infection. start learning
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oznaczenie, znak, wyznacznik
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A red light signifies that you must stop. start learning
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I always cut the crust off my sandwiches. start learning
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Water is a chemical compound made of hydrogen and oxygen. start learning
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They handed out flyers for the concert in the square. start learning
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The smell of freshly baked bread tempted me into the bakery. start learning
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They tried to pressurise him into signing the contract. start learning
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She is a renowned artist in the fashion world. start learning
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He sought legal counsel before making a decision. start learning
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Bees were buzzing around the hive. start learning
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The rabbit disappeared into its burrow. start learning
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The farmer raised cattle for milk and meat. start learning
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A herd of cows grazed in the field. start learning
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The change in her tone was almost imperceptible. start learning
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The storm was only a transient inconvenience. start learning
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Water evaporates quickly in hot weather. start learning
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The outer layer of the jacket is waterproof. start learning
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He was accused of harassing his colleagues at work. start learning
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dokuczać, nękać, napastować
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Pull the lever to open the door. start learning
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He varnished the table to give it a shiny finish. start learning
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The beach was in pristine condition. start learning
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The village was cut off by the snowstorm. start learning
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być odciętym (np. od świata)
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The city saw a large influx of tourists this summer. start learning
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Urban sprawl has increased due to population growth. start learning
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The city sprawled across the valley. start learning
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rozciągać się, być rozsianym
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A judge must always remain impartial. start learning
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The dam was built to prevent flooding. start learning
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The two companies amalgamated to form one large corporation. start learning
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łączyć, jednoczyć (np. firmy)
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She leapt over the fence easily. start learning
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The idea of animal cruelty is abhorrent to me. start learning
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The constant failures disheartened him. start learning
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He was a hardened criminal with no remorse. start learning
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The juvenile offender was sent to a rehabilitation center. start learning
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I eventually acquired a taste for black coffee. start learning
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It was an arduous journey through the mountains. start learning
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Education is the best avenue for success. start learning
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droga (sposób osiągnięcia czegoś)
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Please notify the office if you’re going to be absent. start learning
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This is by far the best restaurant in town. start learning
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The system allows user enablement through email verification. start learning
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upoważnienie, pełnomocnictwo
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The referee penalised the player for a foul. start learning
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He didn’t catch every word, but he got the gist. start learning
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I didn’t read the whole article, but I got the gist of it. start learning
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Her ultimate goal is to become a doctor. start learning
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This message is intended for internal use only. start learning
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Check the glossary for unfamiliar terms. start learning
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The child clung to her mother’s hand. start learning
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kurczowo trzymać się, uczepić się
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The appendix contains additional data. start learning
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aneks, dodatek, załącznik
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Lying will only compound the problem. start learning
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This course will help you sharpen your writing skills. start learning
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He’s known for being quarrelsome and argumentative. start learning
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There’s a shortage of clean drinking water in the region. start learning
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She injured her spine in a skiing accident. start learning
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A beam of sunlight came through the window. start learning
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wiązka, promień (światła)
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They decorated a pine tree for Christmas. start learning
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The sink is clogged up with food particles. start learning
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He’s always sounding off about politics. start learning
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wypowiadać się głośno na jakiś temat
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The new law lays down strict safety rules. start learning
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The job offer just dropped into his lap. start learning
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wpaść komuś w ręce, zyskać coś bez wysiłku, dostać coś niespodziewanie
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She started her music career at the tender age of five. start learning
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He waded in without knowing all the facts. start learning
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The trailer whetted my appetite for the movie. start learning
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He was involved to the hilt in the scandal. start learning
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I clock off at 5 p.m. every day. start learning
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Landlines are on the way out. start learning
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The invention of the internet ushered in a new era. start learning
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You can substitute sugar with honey in this recipe. start learning
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He fiddled with his pen while thinking. start learning
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bezmyślnie się czymś bawić
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It’s conceivable that they’ll win the match. start learning
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It’s inconceivable that he would lie to us. start learning
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niepojęty, niewyobrażalny
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He led a self-indulgent lifestyle. start learning
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After much thought, I arrived at the conclusion that she was right. start learning
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Off the record, I think he’s going to resign. start learning
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Everyone stood up for the national anthem. start learning
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The country was torn apart by civil war. start learning
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He spent five years behind bars. start learning
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The policy was supported by many right-wing politicians. start learning
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Thousands attended the political rally. start learning
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start learning
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mieć odsiadkę (w więzieniu)
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You are eligible to apply for a student loan. start learning
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He was cited for failure to appear in court. start learning
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The kidnappers demanded a ransom of one million dollars. start learning
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The program helps disadvantaged youth. start learning
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She whispered a secret into his ear. start learning
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Can you knock 10% off the price? start learning
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The embroidery on the dress was beautiful. start learning
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She embroidered her initials onto the napkin. start learning
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Thunder rumbled in the distance. start learning
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grzmieć, huczeć, grzmot, huk
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He gazed at the stars in awe. start learning
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wpatrywać się intensywnie
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The product received celebrity endorsement. start learning
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Let’s proceed with the next step. start learning
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They proceeded with the construction despite the weather. start learning
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kontynuować realizację czegoś
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The bread was stale and hard to chew. start learning
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The bread was so stale that it was hard to chew. start learning
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Each particle of dust was clearly visible in the sunlight. start learning
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She placed a napkin on her lap before eating. start learning
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He foxed the security system and got away unnoticed. start learning
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przechytrzyć, zwieść na manowce
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She began to choke on a piece of apple. start learning
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He opened the stuck door using brute force. start learning
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Try to reframe the question to make it more clear. start learning
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He blurted out the secret without thinking. start learning
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wygadać coś, wypaplać coś
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The farmer used organic fertilizer to enrich the soil. start learning
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She had unwavering faith in his abilities. start learning
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niezachwiany, niewzruszony
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His wavering tone showed he wasn’t sure what to do. start learning
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He wavered between staying and leaving. start learning
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She went nuts when she heard the surprise news. start learning
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This software is outdated and needs an update. start learning
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He had a terrible hangover after the party. start learning
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The orphan was taken in by a kind family. start learning
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I tried to dissuade him from quitting his job. start learning
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odwieść (np. od jakiegoś pomysłu)
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You can add water to make the soup thinner, or conversely, simmer it longer to thicken it. start learning
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Water was dripping from the ceiling after the storm. start learning
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It was a gross violation of human rights. start learning
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rażący, niedopuszczalny, karygodny (np. zaniedbanie)
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He felt deep remorse after yelling at his friend. start learning
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wyrzuty sumienia, skrucha
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Traveling can greatly enrich your understanding of the world. start learning
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We chose white tiles for the bathroom walls. start learning
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kafelki, płytki, dachówki
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Her pain tolerance was well above the average threshold. start learning
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He was devastated after hearing about his friend's suicide. start learning
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The forest had an eerie silence at night. start learning
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upiorny, pełen grozy, tajemniczy
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They visited a spooky abandoned house on Halloween. start learning
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Stop messing around and focus on your work! start learning
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Her grandfather passed away peacefully in his sleep. start learning
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The farmer used a sickle to cut the tall grass. start learning
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The kitchen was spotless after she cleaned it. start learning
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The movie uses the juxtaposition of comedy and tragedy effectively. start learning
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zestawienie (na zasadzie kontrastu)
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Sirens blared all over the city during the drill. start learning
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rozciągać się głośno, ryczeć (o dźwięku)
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We keep all the canned food in the pantry. start learning
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He fell behind in class after missing several lessons. start learning
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My fingers were numb from the cold. start learning
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She was disappointed in her son’s behavior. start learning
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The guard used a whip to control the prisoners. start learning
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The decorations were so tacky they looked like something from the 80s. start learning
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The stem of the word “unhappiness” is “happy.” start learning
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temat wyrazu (część wyrazu która nie podlega odmianie)
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They were fighting for equity in the workplace. start learning
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słuszność, sprawiedliwość
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He relinquished his position as CEO after the scandal. start learning
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zrzekać się, rezygnować, odstępować
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He's a habitual liar and no one believes him anymore. start learning
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notoryczny, typowy, nałogowy
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She grew in confidence with every performance. start learning
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wzrastać w czymś, zyskać na czymś
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Using CDs is now a thing of the past. start learning
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być przeszłością, stawać się przeżytkiem
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She is the embodiment of kindness. start learning
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He didn’t study, thus he failed the exam. start learning
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These changes will affect the economy for years to come. start learning
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There is an ongoing investigation into the issue. start learning
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trwający, toczący się, ciągły
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He was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. start learning
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His explanation was completely illogical. start learning
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The child was removed from class for being disruptive. start learning
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We need to check the accuracy of these results. start learning
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The host gave a short lead-in before the interview. start learning
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She deserves way more credit than she’s getting. start learning
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o wiele bardziej niż coś/ktoś
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His opinion is of no consequence to me. start learning
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They decided to put the meeting back by an hour. start learning
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The concert was canceled due to the postponement of the festival. start learning
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I'm in favour of stricter environmental laws. start learning
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być za czymś/kimś, być zwolennikiem czegoś/kogoś
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The school remains underfunded despite numerous requests for support. start learning
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The hotel is located in the quiet environs of the countryside. start learning
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The city is environed by mountains. start learning
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He regained consciousness after fainting. start learning
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The company reported a sharp increase in revenue. start learning
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Math and science are key parts of the school curriculum. start learning
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These documents constitute the agreement between the parties. start learning
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The romantic comedy was funny but a bit cheesy. start learning
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tandetny, tani, kiczowaty
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He was late, hence the rushed introduction. start learning
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stąd, więc, z tego powodu
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They had to tow the broken-down car to the nearest garage. start learning
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I had to rewind the movie to watch that scene again. start learning
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She managed to memorise the entire poem in one evening. start learning
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Come in and have a look at my new apartment. start learning
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rozejrzeć się, rzucić okiem
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We took turns to watch the baby while the other rested. start learning
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She was cheerful throughout the day. start learning
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przez cały (np. dzień), pod każdym względem
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The politician avoided directly answering his interlocutor's questions. start learning
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The child finally settled down after the story. start learning
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Farmers plough the fields in the spring. start learning
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She listened intently to every word he said. start learning
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He gave me a few useful pointers before the interview. start learning
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The pointer on the screen wasn’t moving. start learning
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Good nutrition is essential for a healthy lifestyle. start learning
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The professor gave a discourse on ancient history. start learning
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There was a long stretch of desert between the two towns. start learning
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She presented a cohesive argument in her essay. start learning
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In English, "a," "e," "i," "o," and "u" are vowels. start learning
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"B" and "D" are consonants. start learning
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The medicine induced laxation within a few hours. start learning
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She delved into the subject for her research paper. start learning
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zagłębiać się, dokładnie analizować
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As for me, I prefer tea over coffee. start learning
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She weaved a beautiful basket from straw. start learning
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The tasks were challenging but manageable. start learning
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wykonalny, możliwy do wykonania
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He did fairly well on the test. start learning
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You don’t want to mess with her when she’s angry. start learning
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mieć z kimś do czynienia, zadzierać z kimś
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The room had a festive atmosphere with all the decorations. start learning
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His career spanned over four decades. start learning
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okres, przedział, długość
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We need to address the issue of climate change seriously. start learning
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rozwiązywać, zajmować się, odnosić się
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The aftermath of the storm left the town in ruins. start learning
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It was a futile attempt to change his mind. start learning
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He was unavoidably delayed by traffic. start learning
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She gave him a suspicious look. start learning
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His strange behavior raised her suspicion. start learning
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He smiled sympathetically and offered to help. start learning
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She felt homesick during her first weeks abroad. start learning
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nostalgiczny, stęskniony za domem
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I disbelieve his version of the story. start learning
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The damage to the painting was irreparable. start learning
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niemożliwy do naprawienia
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The cream helped deaden the pain. start learning
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The pill dissolved in water within seconds. start learning
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rozpuszczać (np. proszek w wodzie)
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He made a forceful argument in favor of the plan. start learning
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potężny, silny (np. argument)
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The film was a major letdown after all the hype. start learning
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Do you fancy going for a walk? start learning
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mieć ochotę na coś, chcieć czegoś
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Come on, spill the tea—what happened at the party? start learning
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puścić parę z ust, wyjawić sekret
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Many families struggle to make ends meet. start learning
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We got lost in the city without a map. start learning
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She was in low spirits after the exam. start learning
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Driving without a license is a serious violation. start learning
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naruszenie, pogwałcenie, wykroczenie
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She accepted the criticism with a good grace. start learning
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The violator was fined for littering in the park. start learning
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They violated the terms of the agreement. start learning
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People gathered at the shrine to pray. start learning
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kapliczka, świątynia, sanktuarium
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Police conducted a round-up of suspects. start learning
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Volunteering is a worthwhile experience. start learning
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wartościowy, warty zachodu
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He was stricken with grief after the loss. start learning
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dotknięty (np. szczęściem)
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She’s totally dialled in on this project. start learning
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całkowicie skoncentrowany na czymś (potocznie)
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Many people rely on subsistence farming. start learning
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We practiced the grammar through drill exercises. start learning
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metoda wielokrotnego powtarzania
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He immersed himself in the study of philosophy. start learning
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zagłębiać się, pogrążać się
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That rude comment really pissed me off. start learning
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He tends to slack off when no one’s watching. start learning
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She finally landed a job at the law firm. start learning
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znaleźć pracę, zostać zatrudnionym
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They decided to rehire the former manager. start learning
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wynająć ponownie, zatrudnić ponownie
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He got reamed by his boss for missing the deadline. start learning
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The teacher scolded the students for being late. start learning
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He threw his colleague under the bus to save himself. start learning
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poświęcić kogoś w imię własnego dobra
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“Time is a thief” is a figurative expression. start learning
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metaforyczny, symboliczny
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He tried to pass off the mistake as unimportant. start learning
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The concert passed off without any problems. start learning
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The author wrote a brief preface to the novel. start learning
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I'm much obliged for your help, thank you. start learning
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The universe seems infinite. start learning
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nieskończony, bezgraniczny
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It’s hard to pin down the exact cause of the issue. start learning
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sprecyzować coś, określać coś
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Total immersion in the language helped him become fluent in just six months. start learning
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zanurzenie, poświęcenie się czemuś
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These myths perpetuate harmful stereotypes. start learning
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uwieczniać, utrwalać, zachowywać
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The longevity of turtles often exceeds a hundred years. start learning
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długowieczność, długotrwałość
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The chicks will hatch in about three weeks. start learning
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He misspent his inheritance on gambling and parties. start learning
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I invited you purely out of politeness. start learning
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The electric car can easily outpace its gas-powered rivals. start learning
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All these minor categories can be subsumed under the main heading. start learning
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włączyć, ująć (np. do czegoś)
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John and Lisa scored 85 and 92 respectively on the test. start learning
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odpowiednio (w wymienionej kolejności)
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He’s studying aviation because he wants to become a pilot. start learning
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His rude comments only served to exacerbate the situation. start learning
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Each worker must meet a daily production quota. start learning
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. start learning
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He stood in awe to behold the sunrise over the mountains. start learning
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She was seemingly calm, but her hands were shaking. start learning
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pozornie, na pierwszy rzut oka
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The headaches come and go, but they’re not severe. start learning
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zmieniać się, regularnie, przychodzić i odchodzić (występować przez krótki czas)
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start learning
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Her portrayal of the queen in the film was powerful and emotional. start learning
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obraz, przedstawienie, ukazanie
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In myths, the gods are often portrayed as immortal beings. start learning
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The statue was built to immortalise the hero's bravery. start learning
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unieśmiertelniać, uwieczniać
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Whether the law is fair is highly debatable. start learning
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His version of the story is clearly disputable. start learning
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The evidence against him was indisputable. start learning
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bezdyskusyjny, niekwestionowany
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The DNA test provided conclusive proof of his innocence. start learning
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ostateczny, rozstrzygający
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The king’s descendants still live in the region. start learning
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She is a direct descendant of the original settlers. start learning
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The milk went off because it was left out all night. start learning
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Use cornstarch to thicken the soup. start learning
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In the foregoing examples, we saw how the method works in practice. start learning
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przytoczony, poprzedni (np. przykład)
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The police detained him for further questioning. start learning
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trzymać, zatrzymywać, opóźniać
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She’s been afraid of dogs ever since she was bitten. start learning
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I can't go out tonight—I'm completely broke. start learning
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być spłukanym, bez pieniędzy
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She made no bones about her dislike for the new manager. start learning
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mówić o czymś otwarcie, bez ogródek, nie ukrywać
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Accepting the job offer was a no-brainer—it paid more and was closer to home. start learning
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banalny, prosty, niewymagający myślenia (rzeczownik i przymiotnik)
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The two proposals are much of a muchness—there’s little difference between them. start learning
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bardzo podobny, niemal taki sam
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I didn’t want to go, but she twisted my arm. start learning
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wywierać na kimś nacisk, nalegać na kogoś
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Even under pressure, he stuck to his guns. start learning
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You can’t take everything he says as gospel. start learning
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I have some reservations about the accuracy of this data. start learning
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take sth with a pinch of salt Take what he says with a pinch of salt—he tends to exaggerate. start learning
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traktować coś z przymrużeniem oka
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a different kettle of fish Living abroad is a completely different kettle of fish from just traveling. start learning
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She lost the thread of the conversation after the interruption. start learning
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Visual impairment can make reading small print difficult. start learning
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You need to steer the boat carefully through the narrow canal. start learning
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Could you attend to the customers while I’m on a call? start learning
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zajmować się czymś, załatwiać coś
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Please don’t exceed the speed limit on this road. start learning
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He took great offence at the editor’s harsh remarks. start learning
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wykroczenie, obraza, zniewaga
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The coach began to rant and rave after the team lost again. start learning
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After weeks in hospital she finally began to make a full recovery. start learning
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For heaven’s sake, turn the music down! start learning
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She won first place in the national singing contest. start learning
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On receipt of the parcel, please sign the delivery sheet. start learning
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Each diner received a complimentary dessert. start learning
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gość, osoba jedząca (np. w restauracji)
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It suddenly dawned on me that I hadn’t locked the door. start learning
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The typewriter was the forerunner of the modern keyboard. start learning
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Her years of volunteering will stand her in good stead when applying for jobs. start learning
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The short trailer gave us a foretaste of the exciting film to come. start learning
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The novel was widely acclaimed by critics. start learning
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oklaskiwać, darzyć uznaniem
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Reporters continued to hound the actor for comments. start learning
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I never get round to cleaning out the garage. start learning
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w końcu coś zrobić, zabrać się do czegoś
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The guard merely grunted in response to my question. start learning
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The confusion resulted from a simple typing error. start learning
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Ancient tribes used to dwell in these caves. start learning
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The festival will coincide with the school holidays this year. start learning
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zachodzić na, pokrywać się z czymś
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She bought bread as well as milk. start learning
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Why don’t you pop in for coffee when you’re nearby? start learning
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wpaść, zajść (z krótką wizytą)
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Every trainee must complete a first‑aid course. start learning
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Arthritis often causes pain in the knee joint. start learning
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We installed solar panels to maximise energy efficiency. start learning
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You should give serious thought to moving closer to work. start learning
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His larger‑than‑life personality filled every room he entered. start learning
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Her opinion carries a lot of weight with senior management. start learning
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She enjoys an enviable reputation in her field. start learning
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A red flag can denote danger ahead. start learning
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His sheer stubbornness kept the debate going all night. start learning
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Roadworks may hold up the delivery truck. start learning
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We have savings set aside for any contingency. start learning
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nieprzewidziany wypadek, ewentualność, możliwość
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The party began to splinter into rival factions. start learning
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odłączać się, rozpadać się
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Try to keep out of office politics. start learning
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trzymać się z daleka od czegoś
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take matters into one's own hands When nothing changed, she took matters into her own hands and called the director. start learning
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wziąć sprawy w swoje ręce
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The workshop is aimed at aspiring photographers. start learning
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The patient was unresponsive to the new medication. start learning
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The idea of a beach holiday sounds very appealing right now. start learning
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Every relationship has its highs and lows. start learning
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The team faces a formidable opponent in the final. start learning
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budzący grozę, budzić szacunek
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Visitors were awed by the grandeur of the palace. start learning
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majestatyczność, dostojność
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Towering cliffs rose above the bay. start learning
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Ageing is an inescapable part of life. start learning
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He was rejected on the grounds of insufficient experience. start learning
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She chose tea in preference to coffee. start learning
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He told her a few home truths about her attitude. start learning
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She handled the criticism with dignity. start learning
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Strict budgets help keep costs in check. start learning
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His bluntness sometimes offends people. start learning
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szczerość, otwartość, dosadność
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This knife is too blunt to cut tomatoes. start learning
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The twins are surprisingly dissimilar in personality. start learning
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She hopes to make her mark in biomedical research. start learning
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We need to address the underlying cause of the problem. start learning
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zasadniczy, fundamentalny
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The orchestra played superbly all evening. start learning
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get up close and personal with sth/sb On the safari we got up close and personal with a herd of elephants. start learning
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zbliżyć się do czegoś/kogoś, nawiązać bliskość
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Trust is intrinsic to any successful partnership. start learning
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on the recommendation of sb I enrolled in the course on the recommendation of my tutor. start learning
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They used a microphone to amplify her voice. start learning
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The tall grasses swayed in the breeze. start learning
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The ladder began to wobble under his weight. start learning
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The crowd started to disperse after the concert ended. start learning
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rozpraszać się, rozchodzić się
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Managers tend to frown on employees who arrive late. start learning
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Regular meetings help the team keep on track. start learning
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This fabric is resistant to water and stains. start learning
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Proper rest can lessen the effects of jet lag. start learning
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She was indignant at being left off the guest list. start learning
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He likes to embellish stories with dramatic details. start learning
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A camel’s hump stores fat for long journeys. start learning
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They threw a farewell party for their retiring teacher. start learning
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Payment is due on receipt of the invoice. start learning
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Deciduous trees shed their leaves in autumn. start learning
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He invested the inheritance he received from his grandmother. start learning
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Good manners were ingrained in her from childhood. start learning
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The flashing banner was just a marketing gimmick. start learning
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sztuczka, chwyt (np. marketingowy)
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The film is a light‑hearted comedy perfect for families. start learning
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The recipe requires little or no sugar. start learning
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The hacker gained notoriety for breaching government servers. start learning
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Firefighters risk life and limb every day. start learning
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The city offers a host of cultural events year‑round. start learning
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New cafés spring up in this neighborhood every month. start learning
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pojawiać się jak grzyby po deszczu
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Please store the painting upright to avoid damage. start learning
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She absolutely loathes waking up early. start learning
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Don’t lose sight of your long‑term goals. start learning
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The report makes reference to last year’s findings. start learning
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Littering in this park is punishable by a fine. start learning
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All things considered, it was a successful trip. start learning
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ogólnie rzecz biorąc, podsumowując
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Investigators are determined to get to the bottom of the fraud. start learning
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dotrzeć do prawdy o czymś
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The audience was appreciative of the performer’s effort. start learning
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We need to bring our database up to date. start learning
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There has been a resurgence of interest in vinyl records. start learning
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It never crossed my mind that she might be lying. start learning
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przychodzić komuś do głowy
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Success depends, to a large degree, on preparation. start learning
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They set up emergency provision for the stranded travellers. start learning
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I had a hunch that the meeting would be postponed. start learning
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The night sky glittered with a myriad of stars. start learning
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He makes a point of arriving early to every appointment. start learning
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Use this app to keep track of your expenses. start learning
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być z czymś na bieżąco, kontrolować coś na bieżąco
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As a matter of courtesy, she held the door open for the elderly man. start learning
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Loud background music can detract from the dining experience. start learning
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Bees produce wax that can be used to make candles. start learning
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We rented a small booth at the trade fair to display our products. start learning
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He is keen to learn more about artificial intelligence. start learning
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Make sure to remove the peach stone before blending the fruit. start learning
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The illustrator works on commission for several magazines. start learning
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She began to daydream about her next vacation while sitting in the office. start learning
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Internet coverage in the mountains is patchy at best. start learning
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The flight was smooth and uneventful. start learning
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The bank requested an independent appraisal of the property. start learning
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A jeweller can appraise the value of your antique rings. start learning
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All employee records are kept in a confidential file. start learning
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The rain brought a brief respite from the summer heat. start learning
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Could you accompany me to the doctor’s appointment? start learning
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It was a privilege to meet the Nobel laureate in person. start learning
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I really get a buzz of live concerts. start learning
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The board will convene an emergency meeting tomorrow. start learning
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Members cast their votes by secret ballot. start learning
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The teacher was quick to praise the students for their hard work. start learning
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There is no substance to the rumours about the company’s bankruptcy. start learning
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Stop trying to patronise me—I know what I’m doing. start learning
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traktować kogoś jak dziecko
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Investing in start-ups can be a chancy business. start learning
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