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Despite the chaos, Jane remained unflappable and calmly handled each situation that arose. start learning
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niedający się wyprowadzić z równowagi, opanowany
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start learning
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nadarzać się, powstawać, pojawiać się (o problemie, trudnej sytuacji)
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Stop flapping and help me get these kids under control! start learning
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siać panikę, siać ferment
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Amelia has always been a highly-strung child who gets anxious in social situations. start learning
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napięty emocjonalnie, bardzo nerwowy
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Ben is so fickle — he changes his hobby more often than his trousers. start learning
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kapryśny, zmienny, niestały
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Ellen is notoriously fickle. start learning
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His belligerent attitude means that it’s very difficult to have a civil conversation with him. start learning
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Lena's vivacious nature helped her to fit in and make friends quickly. start learning
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żywy, pełen życia (np. osoba)
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Well, aren’t you inquisitive this morning. start learning
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Clara was a naturally inquisitive child who threw herself into learning about her surroundings. start learning
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Being a glutton for punishment, I volunteered to run the community fundraiser despite already having a ton of things to do that weekend. start learning
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masochista (ktoś, kto chętnie podejmuje się prac uważanych przez inne osoby za nieprzyjemne)
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start learning
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impreza zorganizowana w celu zebrania pieniędzy na cele dobroczynne, zbiórka charytatywna
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Tim was a nosy parker, and people were wary of sharing their secrets with him. start learning
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Ellen is such a cheapskate; she always seems to disappear when it's her turn to buy a round. start learning
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kutwa, liczykrupa, skąpiradło, sknera, dusigrosz
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start learning
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stawiać kolejkę (drinków)
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butter wouldn't melt in sb's mouth Despite appearing as if butter wouldn't melt in her mouth, Jamilla had a very mischievous side. start learning
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o kimś, kto ma minę niewiniątka
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start learning
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psotny, psotliwy, figlarny, szelmowski
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Martin refused to conform and wore flip-flops and shorts to the office most days. start learning
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dostosowywać, dopasowywać
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start learning
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Teenagers who fail to conform are often picked on. start learning
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nie dostosować się, nie spełniać wymogów
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stick out like a sore thumb When I first moved to the countryside, I stuck out like a sore thumb in my high heels and designer suits. start learning
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pasować jak wół do karety
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start learning
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