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mole
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pieprzyk
beauty spot
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Monroe's mole
wart
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kurzajka
sty
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oblechny wystający pieprz z włosami
canker sore
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afta
cleft chin
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dołek w podbródku
inscrutible
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hard to define what is it
leotard
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trykot
petticoat
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halka
slip
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halka
kickers
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reformy
habit
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habit zakonnicy
cassock, soutane
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habit zakonnika
bracers
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szelki w BrE
tuxedo
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frak
cape
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krótka peleryna
cloak
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peleryna
kerchief
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chustka dla babci
neckerchief
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apaszka
suspenders
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szelki w AmE
garters
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podwiązki
compote
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kompot
to ice
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to put iceing on a cake
to thicken
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to make a sauce thicker
crockery
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ceramika ogólnie
cutlery
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sztućce ogólnie
a clove of garlic
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ząbek czosnku
a bulb of garlic
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główka czosnku
a dash of milk a drop of milk
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a drop of any liquid
a drumstick
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a cooked leg of a chicken (or any other bird)
rancid butter
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skiśnięte mleko (nie tylko mleko)
a wedge of cheese
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a wedge - część z koła (np. sera)
plaice
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płastuga
semolina
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kasza manna
millet
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kasza jęczmienna
incest
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kadzirodztwo
to have a soft spot for sb
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to be an apple to an eye
callous /`kæləs/
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cruel and heartless
callus
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lost of sencitivity due to constant damage e.g. finger tips for guitarists
crotchety/grumpy/grouchy/crankly
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describes a character (not e.g. a day)
curmudgeonly
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about character (zrzędliwy, gburowaty)
a blazing row
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an argument in whick people are very angry and emotional (only used in BrEn)
to be cross
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to be a little angry (often used when speaking to children) BrEn use only
a quick/short temper, short fuse
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to loose one's temper very easy
to be hell-bent on doing something
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to be bound and determined
if somebody thinks he/she is going to/can..., then they have got another think (THING) coming
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if somebody thinks they can do something bad and that nothing will happen, then they are wrong
one way or another I'm going to...
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come hell or high water, I'm going to...
to have a spoft spot for somebody
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to be an apple to an eye
upset
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"nerwy"
to take to somebody/something
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immediate connection between two of you
to vent one's anger
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to release one's anger
to sloach
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garbić się
to crouch
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to sit with legs bent under you so that you are close to the ground and leaning forward slightly
to flinch
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to make a sudden small movement because something has hurt you or has made you jump, or scared you
to frown
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to lower your eyebrows because you are angry or you dont understand (only BrEn), AmEn unhapiness
to nudge
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to gently push somebody with your ELBOW (only) to attract their attention
to pock
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with your finger only
not to bat an eyelid/eyelash
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not to show any visible signs of surprise
sour expression/face
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when eating lemon
to grin
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smile broadly because you are very pleased, showing your teeth
to sneer
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one-sided smile:]/ to show your contempt/lack of respect
to wince
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to grimace when something is hurting you or you are remembering something embaresing (showing your teeth) or when you are
to fidget
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any kind of nervous habit
creased
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ubranie wystylizowane na pogniecione, np. plisowana spódnica
crumpled
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unintentional, unorganised cloth, full of lines and wrinkles
flatered pants
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wide at the bottom
bell-bottoms
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dzwony
tapered
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rurki
grubby/grimy
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dirty
worn-out
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old and ready to be thrown away
worn
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old, not ready to be thrown
to be out of the pocket
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having not enough money (BrEn only)
below the belt
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unfair and cruel, for a criticism/remark/comment
to have something up your sleeve
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to have a secret plan or idea (secret weapon), associated with poker
somebody wears the trousers(in that house) BrEn)
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to wear the pants in the family AmEn
to have green fingers/green thumb
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to be very good with plants
to be in the red
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to be in debt
to be in the black
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not to be in the debt
a white-collar work
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an office work
a blue-collar work
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manual labour
pink-collar work
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stereotypicaly done by women

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