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I wish my friends had taken into account my opinion... start learning
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Szkoda, że moi przyjaciele nie wzięli pod uwagę mojej opinii...
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When one does not do anything in particular, especially not work. The staff were just dossing around and doing nothing. start learning
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I look after my wife whenever she is sick. start learning
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Zawsze opiekuję się moją żoną, gdy jest chora.
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to improve someone's mood/ to smile/ to enjoy oneself. You always cheer me up. start learning
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To put some money aside. If you want to buy a holiday, you should start saving up. start learning
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To clean and organise a place. The maid should tidy the room up at least once a day. start learning
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To return, I'll get back home at midnight. start learning
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To suspend one's clothes. Yes, but there's nowhere to hang up my clothes. Let me hang up your coat so it's not on chair. start learning
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The maid is there to clean the bathroom and change the bed clothes. start learning
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extremely or unpleasantly dirty start learning
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Why don't you go to the ATM and withdraw some more cash? Do you know how much the bank charges for withdrawing money from a cash machine abroad? start learning
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Czy wiesz, ile bank pobiera za wypłatę pieniędzy z bankomatu za granicą?
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Attitude to work is most important! You've changed your attitude about money! start learning
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Postawa i podejście do pracy są najważniejsze!
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Making inquiries with a few different people/ collect opinions from various sources. Remember: ask around for opinions before booking a hotel! start learning
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To spend some time with another person and do not do anything in particular. The kids just hang out at shopping centres after schools. start learning
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Force someone to leave a place. They drove us out of our room every day at 7pm to 'supposedly' tidy up! start learning
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ATM / cash machine / cashpoint start learning
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ATM / bankomat / bankomat
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No way! I don't want to pay the extra charges. start learning
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Making inquiries with a few different people. Remember: ask around for opinions before booking a hotel! start learning
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Jack believes the hotel charged the guests too much. start learning
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opłata, obciążyć, obarczyć pobierac opłate(v)
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To not longer wear sth. You have to take off your shoes before you enter the poolside area. Take off your jumper - it's boiling in here. start learning
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To wear sth. You have to put your clothes on to go and 'spend a penny'. I have to put my jumper on - it's freezing. start learning
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I'm not very impressed with the swimming pool. start learning
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It's always so quiet, there are no noisy children screaming and shouting. start learning
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To carry higher. The porter brought the bags up to the room. Oh no. I wish you wouldn't bring that up all the time! start learning
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przynieść coś, napomknąć o czym
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it's a different matter completely! start learning
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To smile/ to enjoy oneself. She tried to cheer me up by making funny faces. Why so glum? Cheer up - you're on holiday start learning
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Próbowała mnie rozśmieszyć, robiąc śmieszne miny.
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To appear/to occur. It turned out they hadn't lost my luggage, only put it on the wrong plane. start learning
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To make an area spotless. I have to clean the flat up before the guests come. start learning
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Muszę posprzątać mieszkanie zanim przyjdą goście.
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Let's spend some quality time together on this trip start learning
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she spend an excessive amount on postcards start learning
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turn out - revealed the truth start learning
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extremely bad or unsuccessful start learning
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Too much. Tina bought an excessive amount of candy for her daughter's birthday party. It really was a bit much. start learning
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Tina kupiła nadmierną ilość słodyczy na przyjęcie urodzinowe swojej córki. To naprawdę było trochę za dużo.
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the fact that two people or things look like each other or are similar in some other way start learning
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to spread a liquid or a thick substance over a surface: start learning
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strange or mysterious; difficult or impossible to explain: start learning
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