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His mother-in-law promised to buy him a new driller.
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zaopatrzenie, dostawa, podaż start learning
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Look at the computer company Apple. After its first flush of success it brought in John Sculley from Pepsi to enable it to make the next leap forward.
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okazja, dobry interes; targować się start learning
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Hotel rates in Bali are rarely fixed - it is often possible to bargain for discounts.
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recommend sth. to somebody My pharmacist has recommended a great cough syrup to me.
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zmiatać, porywać, zmywać (o wodzie); znosić start learning
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All these restrictions were swept away.
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sprzątać, posprzątać (synonim z clean up) start learning
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You can play with your friends when you've tidied up your bedroom.
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trwać, przetrwać; ostatni start learning
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The trial lasted more than fifty days, as 366 witnesses gave testimony.
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Traffic congestion is always the heaviest during rush hours.
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czczy, próżny, daremny; leniuchować, obijać się; bezrobotny start learning
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Let's not spend the entire evening in idle chitchat.
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wyskoczyć, wyjść na chwilę start learning
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I'm just popping out for a haircut.
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We were surprised to learn that we won the competition.
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I had the most excruciating cramp in my leg. He found the book excruciatingly boring.
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przeprowadzać, dokonywać; spełniać start learning
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Now that we have the loan we can carry out our plan. / Don't worry, I'm sure he won't carry out his threat.
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zrzucać, porzucać; padać, rzucać (o świetle) start learning
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Shed your clothes. / to shed light on something
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Snakes shed their skin every now and then. Snakes shed their skin every now and then.
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Three houses have been burgled in our neighbourhood on a single night.
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droga, arteria komunikacyjna start learning
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An accident created a terrible gridlock on the main thoroughfare of the city.
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wyburzać, rozebrać budynek start learning
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These walls are paper-thin, so it won't be a problem to knock them down.
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Liz didn't know that her friends were throwing a hen party for her.
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zorganizować, nakręcić imprezę start learning
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throw a party (for someone) Bill threw a party for his sister before she went away to college. Things seem sort of dull. Let's throw a party.
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If you flunk out of college, you will have to find a job.
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przed (przestrzeń i czas)- przed wszystkimi, przed oczami start learning
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All they could see ahead of them were fields of ripening wheat.
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All they could see ahead of them were fields of ripening wheat.
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włamanie (z kradzieżą) nie odnosi się do samochodu start learning
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The wind gave her a pink glow in the cheeks.
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