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moment obrotowy, moment skręcający, moment siły start learning
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a force that causes something to rotate (= turn in a circle) Such torques are transferred inwards towards the base of the robot resulting in increased joint torques.
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pikantny, interesujący (życie, potrawa) start learning
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interesting and exciting, especially because of being mysterious: More piquant details of their private life were revealed.
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wysokiej jakości materiał start learning
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of very good quality or of better quality than usual:
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Your tongue-in-cheek comments are sometimes annoying.
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kołowrót ręczny, wyciągarka; podnosić za jego pomocą obiekty start learning
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a machine that lifts heavy objects by turning a chain or rope around a tube-shaped device: Winches powered by electric motors launched the gliders into the air. This old steam winch was used to pull things up on shore in days gone by.
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a treatment in which dead tissue is removed from wounds such as burns in order to help them get better: chemical debridement. Maggots can debride a wound in a day or two. If you debride too much, you just end up losing bone.
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(of cell tissues) dying Maggots eat away necrotic tissues.
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wariacki, stuknięty, zdziwaczały start learning
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slightly strange or mentally ill: a dotty old woman. Jean's absolutely dotty about cats.
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wypaczony, zniekształcony start learning
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I think that picture is hanging skew. The company's income is skewed because not all customers have paid their bills
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PODSYCAĆ (JAKIEŚ EMOCJE) pichcić coś, przygotować naprędce jakiś posiłek start learning
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to encourage or cause people to have strong feelings about something. to make food or a meal very quickly and easily:(informal) She criticized the organization for trying to whip up anti-immigrant prejudice. He was trying to whip up some enthusiasm for the project. I have just enough time to whip up an omelette.
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jeg ville ikke jinx det, ZAPESZAC, przynieść pecha start learning
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Jan made a face, as if saying it would jinx things.
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ogień krytyki, ogień przeciwlotniczy start learning
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The flak destroyed 2 airplanes. He got flak from his family.
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przygotowywać (kogoś na coś. 2) załadować 🔫 3) zagruntować start learning
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You can't shoot if the revolver is not primed. How can I prime her for the worst? I bought a varnish to prime the wood
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My vision was blurry and I could only see contours.
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an unpleasant person. US slang disapproving He was an oily, opportunistic skunk
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przyjąć, przyjmować (np. nowych członków), wchłonąć, wcielić start learning
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(of an elected group) to make someone a member through the choice of the present members: to include someone in something, often against their will: to use someone else's ideas She was co-opted on to the committee last June. Whether they liked it or not, local people were co-opted into the victory parade. Rock and roll music was largely co-opted from the blues.
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a person who obtains something by force or threats He had to get up and pay off an extortionist in the morning
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jadać wystawnie / gościć kogoś, podejmować kogoś wystawnie🍷🍲 start learning
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Our company spent a fortune wining and dining potential clients, unfortunately, all for nothing. Oh, was he going to wine and dine her tonight!
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centrala, siedziba główna start learning
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headquarters, hovedkontor Contact the head office for information about your local services.
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an intricate and difficult problem. a question or problem having only a conjectural answer the political conundrums involved, particularly the problem of how the richer areas ... can be made to subsidize the poorer. He is faced with the conundrum of trying to find a job without having experience.
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quick and rude in manner or speech His secretary was a little brusque with me.
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amortize Branches broke his fall from the tree.
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skręcać, wchodzić w zakręt; przybierać do muru start learning
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The man cornered the little girl and dragged her into his car. My little son can ride a bike but he still can't corner.
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śledzić, siedzieć (na ogonie) start learning
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Tail him and find out where he lives.
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When I'm ready to deal with him, he'll be salivating for a chance to do business.
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popijawa, balanga, zginacz start learning
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spree. one that bends didn't remember a thing after the all-night bender hungover after a weekend bender
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You might say you're not in any position to throw stones.
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kategorycznie nie, co to to nie🇺🇸 start learning
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Do you really want me to stop dating Tom, mum? Hard pass. take a hard pass on somebody
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extramural studies, external studies
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