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I don’t really want to play the part of the uptight nurse to your bad boy patient.
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reguła oparta na doświadczeniu, zasada oparta na praktyce, sprawdzona zasada start learning
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A good rule of thumb is that a portion of rice is two handfuls.
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to be certain to attract or interest a particular person or type of person start learning
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be (like) catnip to sb/sth This kind of high school movie is catnip to teenagers. Some women consider me quite a guy: I’ve never been married, I’m a doctor. You wouldn’t believe what catnip that is for some women.
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impreza dla dzieci z noclegiem u jednego z nich start learning
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severe and determined / kamienny, zimny (np. twarz) start learning
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He looked at me with flinty eyes.
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nieprzenikliwy, nieprzepuszczalny (o materiale) /not allowing liquid to go through start learning
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How does glue bond with impervious substances like glass and metal?
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If someone is impervious to something, they are not influenced or affected by something / obojętny (oficjalnie) start learning
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He is impervious to criticism and rational argument.
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causing you to have fear or respect for something or someone because that thing or person is large, powerful, or difficult / 1) ogromny, budzący grozę, budzący szacunek/ 2) bardzo trudny start learning
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a formidable obstacle/task; a formidable adversary/enemy/opponent; a formidable intellect; disapproving the director and his formidable wife
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zniechęcający, osłabiający start learning
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It is quite unnerving when you always lose.
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krzyczeć, wykrzykiwać, wołać radośnie / to give a loud, excited shout, especially to show your enjoyment of or agreement with something start learning
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The audience was whooping and clapping.
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You don't actually think that you can outsmart getting hurt?
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przyprawiać o dreszcze (kogoś), straszyć (kogoś) start learning
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I feel uncomfortable around him, he creeps me out. Stop creeping me out and say something!
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Am En potocznie: durny, głupkowaty = silly start learning
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That was a real goofy thing to do. I like Jim, but he's a little goofy.
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She was so engrossed by/in the book that she forgot the cookies in the oven. They were so engrossed in/with what they were doing that they didn't hear me come in.
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