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They're knocking down the old hotel. start learning
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powalić, burzyć, obniżać (cenę)
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The path branched off to the river start learning
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rozchodzić się, rozgałęziać się
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The plumber soon sorted out the shower problem. start learning
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ustalić, uporządkować coś, sortować, rozwiązywać
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The noise of the train died away. start learning
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ucichnąć, ustać (wiatr), zamierać, przebrzmieć
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She tied her hair back so she could swim faster. start learning
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In the winter the lake froze over. start learning
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Polly and Beth moved up to a higher class. They were so clever that the teacher moved them up to a higher class. start learning
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awansować (kogoś), robić miejsce, przesuwać się
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I was sitting in the armchair and I dropped off. I can drop you off at the station. start learning
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zasypiać (podrzucić kogoś, podwieźć kogoś)
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I always associate that song with our holiday in Jamajca. start learning
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utożsamiać z czymś, wiązać z czymś, kojarzyć z czymś
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Playing tennis every evening after school deprived her of her youth. start learning
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The teacher marked the student down. He marked down the student because her bibliography wasn't up to standard. start learning
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obniżać ocenę/cenę, zapisywać
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The accident cut off domestic and industrial water supplies. start learning
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I picked up my parents and drove them to the airport. I'll pick you up at 11.30 am. start learning
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We've had to contend with a lot of problems lately. start learning
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zmagać się z, borykać się z
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I've been looking for you everywhere. start learning
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Jane is looking after the children. start learning
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opiekować się, zajmować się, troszczyć się
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It was difficult for them to cope with that. start learning
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I will not put up with such bad behaviour. start learning
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tolerować, znosić, wytrzymywać
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I greatly look forward to reading it! start learning
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nie móc się doczekać, oczekiwać z niecierpliwością
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He thinks he can look down on her because she doesn't have a job. start learning
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patrzeć na kogoś z góry, pogardzać kimś
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I'm getting on with physics. start learning
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kontynuować, radzić sobie, robić postępy w czymś
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I have to catch up on paperwork. start learning
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And now you have to face up to the fact that what you've done was wrong. start learning
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stawić czemuś czoła, pogodzić się z czymś
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start learning
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failure to reach an agreement There has been a stand-off for several days now in the talks between the goverment and the rebels. start learning
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