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diabelnie, diabelsko, szatańsko start learning
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It's fiendishly difficult to convert this sensitivity into paint flowing from the brush.
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instynktowny, ekspresywny (formal) start learning
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But Hals performs the feat of creating in the viewer a visceral moment of recognition, even though we have no way of knowing the sitter.
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bezczelnie / impertynencko, opryskliwie (Am En) start learning
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The young woman gazes sassily to the side, her smile revealing teeth.
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na granicy czegoś / na progu czegoś, na granicy czegoś, np dorosłeho życia start learning
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The painting sits on the cusp between portraiture and genre imaginary.
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Wine sloshes in the glass (known as berkemeyer) in his other hand.
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bezczelny / zawadiacki, zychwały eg o uśmiechu start learning
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The young man's sideway glance, cheeky smile, tousled hair and lopsided hat convey a moment of suspended animation.
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czochrać, targać, mierzwić (włosy) start learning
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krzywy, przekrzywiony, koślawy start learning
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stan zawieszenia, okres stagnacji start learning
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He based these on real people possibly even his own children, as well as on the stock characters from satirical plays.
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hałaśliwy, awanturniczy, niesforny start learning
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His characters include merry musicians, laughing fools and rowdy drinkers.
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dzierżyć, władać np. bronią start learning
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the man wielding a jawbone
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The original background explains Massa's defiant pose
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The canvas has probably been cut down at the top and bottom which accounts for the picture's olong shape.
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piórko, lotka, dutka (trzon pióra) start learning
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Hals depicted him nonchalantly tipping back his chair - highly unconventional pose.
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And as this room attests, there were patrons who preferred his dynamic brushwork and powerful characterization over what was fashionable.
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The sudden outburst of red for the stocking of the man on the right is possibly the most audacious detail in Hal's entire oeuvre.
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migocący, mieniący się, drgający start learning
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His fickering brushwork becomes ever more daring.
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a reputation of spending excessive amounts on his clothes
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harmonijkowy, też akordeonowy start learning
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At the very bottom of box number 3 lay an accordion folder labelled 'Rowing'.
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1) bzdura 2) przekręt, szwindel start learning
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Tommy Dickson is what we call a flim-flam man. Someone who get what they want through illegal means.
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nonszalancja, impertynencja start learning
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prostacki, chamski, na przykład o zachowaniu start learning
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interesujące, intrygujący, wciągający na przykład o książce start learning
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Einstein's theory of relativity is riveting.
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Amanda isn't even technically mine in the DNA sense of things, he blurted without meaning to, in fact he only just found out three weeks ago.
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beznamiętny, z kamienną twarzą start learning
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drop-everything readiness
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wyposażony w kratownice, kratkę start learning
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Known locally as 'The Mushrooms', this ultra modern structure with a lattice canopy was built from 2005 to 2011.
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zdumiewający, wprawiający w osłupienie start learning
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astoundinig archaeological facts
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1) strzelisty 2) wnoszący się wysoko, lecący wysoko, wzlatujący start learning
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łącznik, kryty pasaż pomiędzy budynkami start learning
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The observation deck provides a soaring view of the city, with skywalks circling around the core of gastropars.
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tworzyć coś, składać się (na coś), stanowić (część całości) = create sth start learning
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At the heart of the complex, the Mannerist church, built by Hermán Ruiz the younger in 1560, makes up the debating chamber.
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dziwny, dziwaczny, ekscentryczny (np. o człowieku) start learning
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quirky, strange, bizarre, eccentric (e.g. about a person) Today it is a trendy clean promenade with a quirky charm.
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kute żelazo, z kutego żelaza start learning
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1) ozdobny, bogato zdobiony 2 ) kwecisty o stylu mówienia start learning
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zbieracz przedmiotów które zostały wyrzucone przez rzekę start learning
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koryto (na pomyje), żłób (na paszę) start learning
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Notable features include the brick decoration of its walls, the archaeological objects and ancient trough, now a decorative pillar
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It has become common to see old artista tiles originally meant for ceilings being used in waiscoting for walls and for exhibiting in collections.
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telewizor / potocznie (dosł: pudełko na gogle) start learning
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(informal) to try to solve a problem by thinking about it start learning
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I will put my thinking hat on and see if there are any opportunities with other schools. Let’s stay in touch!
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There id a distinctly Flemish trail in Hals's paintings in their panache and zest for life.
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1) mąka ziemniaczana 2) krochmalić start learning
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Hals's extraordinary facility with the brush is already evident in man's starched ruff and the pleated cuff at his waist.
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wyczyn, dokonanie, osiągnięcie start learning
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But Hals performs the feat of creating in the viewer a visceral moment of recognition, even though we have no way of knowing the sitter.
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The identity of the smiling (rather than laughing) man depicted in what is arguably Hals's most famous portrait is not known to us.
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odważny, śmiały, brawurowy start learning
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szczerość, prostoduszność start learning
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His quick and unrestrained brushwork catches the couple's opulence to great effect.
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podchmielony, wstawiony, podpity start learning
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She gets tipsy after one glass of sweet wine.
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I'm leaving here at on the dot.
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I had a hunch that you'd be here. Sometimes you have to be prepared to act on/follow a hunch.
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Dobrze, jest usłyszeć twoje zdanie/spojrzenie, punkt widzenia. start learning
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It's good to have your take on that.
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stanięcie, przestanie działania (np o silniku) start learning
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AI can boost the stalling European economy.
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to spend time talking about things that are not important / porozmawiać o tym i tamtym start learning
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We sat out on the porch, just shooting the breeze.
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1) pączkujący 2) dobrze się zapowiadający, obiecujący, przyszły (o kimś, po kim można się spodziewać sukcesu) start learning
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Stereotypowa postać fikcyjna, która często pojawia się w różnych dziełach (np. literaturze, filmie, muzyce). start learning
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'Pickle herring' was a famous stock character of a fool in a comic theatre. His diet of salto fish gave him an insatiable thirst for beer.
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zadaszenie, zasłona, markiza start learning
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dokuczliwy, natrętny, nieznośny / annoying or causing trouble start learning
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Those pesky kids from next door have let the air out of my car tyres again! Your pesky BD Implementation Manager here again to keep the Groups of Schools relationship tagging request on your radar.
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bunt /wyzwanie, prowokacja start learning
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There is a sense in which creativity is experienced as an act of defiance, which risks making us ugly, angry, and treacherous - speaking what has been kept hidden.
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cięty, zjadliwy np komentarz, o krytyce start learning
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1) obwód 2) granica, obrzeże start learning
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