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enriched by - wzbogacony przez
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w nagrodę za coś, w uznaniu za coś start learning
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as reward for / in recognition of something
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dużo więcej, o wiele więcej start learning
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By the time the police came, my father had left.
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So I have to open it in order to find out? (Więc muszę to otworzyć, żeby się przekonać?) But in order to find it, we have to go there. It may become necessary in order to save your life.
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She met with her accountant at 9:00 p.m., on a bench in town square.
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dodatek (do wynagrodzenia), dodatkowe uposażenie (zwykle w formie niepieniężnej) start learning
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His perks included a company car and free private health care.
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rozpieścić, rozpuścić, zepsuć (dziecko) start learning
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You always have to spoil everything! I don't want to spoil your fun.
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okazja, dobry interes (możliwość kupienia czegoś taniej) start learning
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It was a real bargain! get a bargain - kupić po okazyjnej cenie
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He came to me and wanted to bargain for his life. You can't bargain like this, not when the entire world is in danger.
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It sounds like you get the better part of this bargain.
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This deal ensures three weeks of vacation for everyone. I am doing this to ensure that my friends and family have a home. We must ensure that everyone is playing the game by the same rules
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Make sure that you locked the door. Before you leave, make sure you took your wallet. I would make sure he was available, just in case.
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Take a map just in case. We took some extra clothes with us just in case.
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to queue up for sth / line up / stand in line I hate having to queue up. She lined up for the cigarettes.
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zdobywać, osiągać (np. wiek) start learning
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Very few people attain this position before the age of 40. He has a will to attain knowledge and wanted to go to school. Only about eight percent of the students attained first class. Women attained the right to vote and run for public office in 1980.
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He reached majority last week. Majority doesn't give you wisdom nor experience.
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The shopping assistant didn't sell him the beer, because of his minority. Your minority is not a problem, we can make you a fake ID.
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obejmować zakresem od ... do start learning
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They offer computers in the price range from $500 to $2000. Most of the students are in the 19-24 age range. The range is so wide I can't choose just one thing. This book ranges over the Middle Ages and Baroque.
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zmieniać kierunek / obracać start learning
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divert to something - zboczyć, zbaczać w kierunku czegoś
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I wouldn't rely on him. (Nie polegałbym na nim.) She knew she could rely on her husband. It's good to have a friend that you can always rely on. I can't rely on my friends anymore, they disappointed me.
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He shouldn't rely on his car so much, it's very old. You know you can always rely on me.
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She clearly did not know what to say in response
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zachęcać kogoś do zrobienia czegoś start learning
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to encourage somebody to do something My friends are encouraging me to take part in the competition. We were encouraged to learn foreign languages at school. You can also encourage your friends to come and help. My role was to support and encourage him.
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Our employees have to be efficient! She's not a very efficient worker. I think this method of production is efficient. I expect the efficient use of resources, both financial and human.
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We have the most inefficient health system in the world. As a result, the process was inefficient and not managed well.
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