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przypadkiem, przez przypadek, przypadkowo x4 start learning
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by accident, by chance, by any chance, accidentally I met him by chance at the bus station
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zarwać noc x2/ zarwana noc idiom, potocznie start learning
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put an all-nighter, pull an all-nighter/ all-nighter I pulled an all-nighter before my matura exam.
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Yoshie looked rather piqued at his suggestion.
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robić problem z czegoś x2 start learning
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make an issue of something, make an issue out of something
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brat cioteczny, siostra cioteczna / najbliższy krewny start learning
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first cousin, first cousin / next of kin
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wściekłość, furia / wściekać się, pienić się, wrzeć start learning
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Stop raging. Calm down. She shook with rage just thinking about it.
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wytrawny (nie słodki) słonawy start learning
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savoury - British, savory - American Have you got any savoury refreshments?
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I want you to change the bandage on your chest every day
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niemniej jednak, jednakże, wszelako, pomimo start learning
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Nevertheless, that's what happened.
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gdzie indziej, w innym miejscu, do innego miejsca start learning
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He's not here, you should look for him elsewhere...
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especially, particularly, notably
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konkurent, konkurencja (współzawodnicy), uczestnik, zawodnik start learning
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I was a competitor at the Beijing Olympics. He is our main competitor on the market.
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nocny marek, pracować do późna w nocy ślęczeć po nocach x2 / ranny ptaszek start learning
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night owl, burn the midnight oil / early bird
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trud, niewygoda, niedostatek, ciężkie doświadczenia życiowe start learning
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Her mother lost her husband and lives in great hardship with four other children.
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wierny / ufność, zaufanie, wiara np. w Boga / wierzący start learning
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faithful/ faith / beliver He has always been faithful to his wife. I have faith in her to do the right thing.
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łatwość / stopniowo się w coś zagłębiać, zapoznawać się z czymś (np. z sytuacją) stopniowo kogoś w coś zagłębiać, stopniowo kogoś zapoznawać z czymś start learning
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ease / ease into something, ease somebody into something He wrote the paper with ease.
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zająć się czymś, radzić sobie, załatwić coś start learning
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The finance department handles all the accounts.
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niedyskretny, wścibski x3 start learning
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nosy, long-tongued, indiscreet I like her even though she is nosy.
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Mary Shelley was just 18 when she wrote the horror masterpiece ‘Frankenstein’.
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Although our opponents were better, we managed to tie with them.
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scholarship, grant, student grant
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huśtawka /kołysać się, huśtać się 3 formy/ wpaść do kogoś, odwiedzić kogoś start learning
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swing /swing - swung - swung, / swing by sb I swung by to tell you the news. Like when she swings by.
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przejąć, skonfiskować x2 / ładunek CBP przejęło i zniszczyło ten transport marihuany start learning
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seize, confiscate / shipment CBP seized and destroyed this shipment of marijuana
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Police are looking for two men who dug up snowdrops from a wood on Grantham Road, Colby.p
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niezauważalny / nieczytelny x2 / zauważalny, dostrzegalny, wyczuwalny synonim perceptible, start learning
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indiscernible/ indiscernible, illegible/ discernible, discernable The path was almost indiscernible in the mist.
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ułamany, wyszczerbiony, obtłuczony/odprysk, odłamek, wiór, drzazga start learning
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I bought a chipped mug because it was cheaper. A chip got into my finger and I had to go to a hospital.
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