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would prefer A2 used to say what you want or ask someone what they want woleć [+ to do sth] I'd prefer to go alone. Would you prefer red or white wine? I prefer dogs TO cats. [+ doing sth] She prefers watching tennis to playing.
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1. would rather 2. rather than rather than B1 instead of zamiast, raczej niż He saw his music as a hobby rather than a career. I find her books rather dull. would rather B1 If you would rather do something, you would prefer to do that thing. woleć I'd much rather go out for a meal than stay in and watch TV.
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"They've run out of tickets." "Oh, bad luck!"
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What a shame / what a pity! shame-wstyd [+ (that)] What a shame that they had to destroy such a beautiful building.
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There are no tickets left, I'm afraid. [+ (that)] I'm afraid that I've broken your vase.
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Wydaje mi się, że coś jest nie tak. start learning
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I think there's something wrong.
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Yes, you're probably right there.
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Perhaps I'll go to the gym after work. Ben won't be coming but perhaps it's better that way.
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Oh, that's fantastic, isn't it?
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a rude way of expressing great anger: Bloody hell! I've lost my wallet. What the bloody hell did you do that for? Bloody hell, what am I going to do? (Cholera, co ja teraz zrobię?)
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That's a bloody stupid suggestion
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This will surely cause problems. (To z pewnością spowoduje problemy.) Surely I will not just sit and wait. (Na pewno nie będę siedzieć i czekać.) used to express surprise that something has happened or is going to happen You surely didn't tell him, did you? Surely you're not going to go out dressed like that?
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surely you don't mean that?
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sprzeciwiać się, zaprzeczać Zaprzeczasz samemu sobie! start learning
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You're contradicting yourself!
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chętny, ochoczy/być gotowym lub skłonnym do czegoś Nie zamierzam się na to godzić. start learning
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willing/be willing to do sth He's willing to pay a lot of money for that house. I'm not willing to accept that! I'm willing to help you if you want that. (Jestem chętny ci pomóc, jeśli tego chcesz.)
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1. sukinsyn, łajdak, drań 2. bękart start learning
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Just fuck off and leave me alone!
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wkurzać kogoś, wnerwiać kogoś start learning
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piss sb off (very informal) You're pissing me off. Stop now! (Wkurzasz mnie. Skończ już!)
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something unpleasant or annoying kanał, obciach, pasztet That last exam was a real bummer.
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something that you say to someone to give them permission to do something proszę (bardzo) "Can I borrow your book?" "Yes, go ahead."
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in front przed, z przodu, do przodu The road ahead is very busy. Rick walked ahead of us.
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Can I come round?- Yes, sure! You must come round to the flat for dinner some time.
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May I sit here?- Yes, certainly
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B2 If a fire, war, disease, etc breaks out, it starts suddenly. wybuchnąć A fight broke out among the crowd. ESCAPE to escape from prison uciec to break out of jail
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The person who broke in did not steal anything. (Osoba, która się włamała, niczego nie ukradła.)
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1) to separate something from something else -He broke off a bit of naan bread to eat. 2) to end a relationship-They broke off their engagement after only a week. 3) to suddenly stop speaking
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ESCAPE to suddenly leave or escape from someone who is holding you wyrwać się LEAVE GROUP to stop being part of a group because you disagree with them oderwać się Some members broke away to form a new political party.
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If you have a sweet tooth, you like eating sweet foods, especially sweets and chocolate.
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We have to succeed at all costs.
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