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A gaggle of geese waddled out of the farmyard and onto the street. start learning
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gęgać Stado gęsi wyszło z podwórza i weszło na ulicę.
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Jesse Jackson was a disciple of Martin Luther King, Jr. start learning
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this will set tongues wagging Do you think if we leave the party together it will set/start tongues wagging? They tried to keep their affair secret, but it wasn't long before tongues began to wag. start learning
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dopiero zacznie się gadanie
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As young ladies we were expected to act/behave with proper decorum. start learning
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Meeting in a waterborne tryst, the lovers are literally carried away. start learning
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They're going to be formidable team. start learning
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Oni będą bardzo groźnym zespołem.
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The circumference of the circle measures around 31 centimetres. start learning
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Obwód okręgu wynosi około 31 centymetrów.
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Seal the package (up) with tape. He sealed (down) the envelope and put a stamp on it. This floor has just been sealed (with varnish), so don't walk on it! start learning
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Food and fuel prices are very volatile in a war situation. The situation was made more volatile by the fact that people had been drinking a lot of alcohol. The substance is highly volatile. start learning
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lotny, zmienny, nieprzewidywalny
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Flies, lice, and cockroaches can all be described as vermin. start learning
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He's fathered three children. start learning
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I think my uncle still conceives of me as a four-year-old. He couldn't conceive of a time when he would have no job. Do you know exactly when you conceived? The baby was conceived in March, so will be born in December. start learning
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pojąć, stworzyć, począć, zajść w ciążę
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Her latest book has engendered a lot of controversy. start learning
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She was screeching at him at the top of her voice. He was screeching with pain/laughter. The economic recovery is likely to screech to a halt/standstill (= stop very suddenly) if taxes are increased. start learning
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The singer wished it to be known that he had left the band (out) of his own volition. start learning
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Many farmers have been riled by Department of Agriculture fines. Your loud parties rile up the neighbors. start learning
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poczuć chłód, przeziębić się
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