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demand or specify (a requirement), typically as part of a bargain or agreement.
wymagać, postulować, zastrzec.
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stipulate
bezspornie, niezaprzeczalnie, niewątpliwie
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inarguably
He is inarguably the best
rów, kanał, przekop
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ditch
a covering worn over the eye to protect it if it is damaged or sore
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eyepatch
official permission for something or the state of having satisfied the official conditions of something:
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clearance
zbić, dać klapsa, zrobić lanie
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spank
czy on miał kiedyć szansę u ciebie
means have a chance with, stand a chance
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did he ever have a shot with you
a force that pushes something forward:
napęd, impuls
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propulsion
awaria, niedziałanie
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mulfunction
przekonująco
powiedzieć przekonująco
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convincingly
wyrostek robaczkowy
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appendix
pęcherzyk żółciowy
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gall bladder
jelito
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bowel, intestine
nie przeżył, nie udało mu się
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he didn't make it
meat cut from the breast of an animal, typically a cow.
mostek, bekon
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brisket
the exact number of people in a place, or the act of counting them:
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head count
there is something wrong in a situation
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something is up
To be available to read or watch; to be posted. Said of online news articles, blog posts, videos, etc
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be up
I'm making a follow-up video, which should be up later today.
To increase.
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to go up
slang - pieprzyć kogoś, oszukać kogoś, wydymać (sex)
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screw somebody
too interested in what other people are doing and wanting to discover too much about them
ciekawski
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nosy
I'm just nosy
zgon, umierać (die)
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decease
zamierzać
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intend
tworzyć zasady
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make the rules
bezcielesny
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disembodied
szpara, rysa, otwór
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crevice
astonish or deeply shock.
zdumieć, oszałamiać
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stagger
wykonalny (feasible), zdolny do życia
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viable
an unlucky accident.
nieszczęśliwy wypadek
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mishup
to arrive at a particular place or event, usually late: (turn up)
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roll up
hey rolled up at the party two hours late and rather drunk.
Zgłoszono wyjątek zgodnie z implementacją
Zgodnie, według
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An exception was thrown according to the implementation
zapalenie płuc
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pneumonia
złośliwy (malicious), szkodliwy
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malign
pogrążać, (skok do wody, nurek)
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plunge
that threaten to plunge the world into a “digital dystopia”.
słusznie
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justifiably
He was justifiably proud of his achievements. People are justifiably angry.
to change a plan, business, or system that is unsuccessful and make it successful
odwrócić losy
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turn around
We could end up with a digital dystopia if we don’t turn things around.
ma poparcie więcej niż...
support
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has the backing of more than 150 organisations
Dalsze zasady zobowiązują\obligują firmy do...
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Further principles oblige companies to make internet access
kradzież sklepowa
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shoplifting
delikatny (gentle), czuły
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tender
involving doing or saying the same thing several times, especially in a way that is boring:
powtarzalne
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repetitive
to arrive for a gathering or event or to appear or be seen
ujawnić, pokazać coś (zazwyczaj nieprawidłowego), pojawić się gdzieś (na zebraniu)
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show up
He showed up late for the meeting. The virus does not show up in blood tests. showed them up as frauds. showed up my ignorance.
zemdleć phrasal verb
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pass out
He passed out from heat
Smacznego
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Bon appetite, enjoy your meal
niegodziwy, nikczemny
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wicked
przedłużać
extend the duration of.
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prolong

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