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The vehicle rambled over a large boulder, skidding off to the left start learning
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Her elder cousins abashed her by commenting on her shyness start learning
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"he had to use subterfuge and bluff on many occasions start learning
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We made it to the top, but coming down was more treacherous." start learning
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"Put all your bags in the luggage rack". "The store has racks of dresses". "Place the pie on the middle rack in the oven". start learning
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"I bought a seat with ornate carving at the auction" start learning
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country music is not all commercial slop" start learning
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"I had a fling with someone when I was at college."to fling a scarf around one's shoulders" start learning
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przygoda, rzucać coś niedbale
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can the poor wretch's corpse tell us anything?" start learning
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"twenty firemen fought the blaze". "‘Go to blazes!’ he shouted" start learning
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bardzo duży płomień, też eufemizm piekła
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The other kids used to taunt him in the playground because he was fat and wore glasses. start learning
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forming pus; septic. "a festering abscess" (of food or waste) rotten and offensive to the senses. "piles of festering rubbish" (of a negative feeling or a problem) becoming worse or more intense, "they had ignored festering social problems" start learning
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The board quickly brought back the old provost and the former president start learning
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She acted like a snooper, digging through his drawers without permission start learning
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The cigarette hung limply from his mouth start learning
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In college, he learned how to cozen his parents into thinking he remained a churchgoing Catholic start learning
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tge team was very despondent after the game start learning
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the futility of the rescue attempt was obvious to all" start learning
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"the barren fig tree" "he scored yesterday to end his barren spell" start learning
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The base of its tail has a small bright orange blotch start learning
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"she was an incisive critic" start learning
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zjadliwy, celny, trafny też ostry
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News of the blue trawler's capsize trickled out on the morning of June 14". start learning
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Distorted, slurred vocals suggest greatness without having any inadequacies exposed." start learning
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The car was filthy when she returned it to me, and to top it (all) off, there was almost no gas left in the tank. start learning
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"it was too cold to venture out". "may I venture to add a few comments?" start learning
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przedsięwzięcie też wyprawa też odważyć się coś powiedzieć żeby nikogo nie urazić
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he came back to rescue his little hoard of gold start learning
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"it was a prim little dress with a white collar" rigod uptigh start learning
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"he broached the subject he had been avoiding all evening" start learning
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iglica też podnosić w dyskusji
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He managed to wring the truth from her after a long conversation". start learning
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Greece's detainees are mainly people intercepted illegally crossing an external border. start learning
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"a slimy creature crawled out of the mud" start learning
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He always greeted them swiveling on his chair. start learning
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It still rankles that she got promoted, and I didn't. start learning
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The lions devoured their prey. start learning
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Farid is an entrepreneur in the true sense of the word". start learning
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The prisoners were stripped naked. start learning
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Things got a little out of hand at the party and three windows were broken". start learning
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"The ancient rite of passage is celebrated upon reaching adulthood". start learning
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The fief was otherwise inalienable; start learning
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W innym wypadku lenno było niezbywalne;
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"somebody broke a cup; who was the culprit?" start learning
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someone accused of a wrongdoing start learning
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People arrived here from Poland and Europe to entreat and ask intercession start learning
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Ludzie przybywali tu z Polski i Europy, aby prosić i prosić o wstawiennictwo
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Oil deposits will have become scarce by 2050. start learning
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ograniczony, niewystarczający
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move to an adjoining room start learning
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przenieść się do sąsiedniego pokoju
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He banged his head getting out of the car. start learning
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