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pull the wool over someone's eyes He doesn't have any special powers – he's just trying to pull the wool over your eyes. start learning
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zamydlić czyichś oczach, to fool sb
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exquisite joy, happiness, an exquisite piece of china Look at this exquisite painting She has exquisite taste. start learning
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przepiękny, znakomity, przejmujący; very beautiful and delicate
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sugestywny, poruszający, making you remember or imagine something pleasant:
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a sound evocative of the sea start learning
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przywoływać wspomnienie czegoś
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sugestywnie, poruszjaco (dverb)
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He regards the sort of books I read as very lowbrow. I like a lowbrow action movie once in a while. start learning
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amlo ambitny; (of entertainment) not complicated or demanding much intelligence to be understood:
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pedestrian life, pedestrian dreams His speech was long and pedestrian. start learning
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bez polotu, przyziemny, prozaiczy not interesting; showing very little imagination:
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He said that he was a huge fan of the president, although I suspect it was tongue in cheek. Her latest play is a firmly tongue-in-cheek look at the world of advertising. start learning
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ironicznie, you intend it to be understood as a joke, although you might appear to be serious:
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to say sth tongue in cheek start learning
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a dreary little town She had spent another dreary day in the office. start learning
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dazzling good looks a dazzling smile; a dazzling performance/display start learning
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olśniewający, oślepiający extremely attractive or exciting:
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He was a very earnest young man. start learning
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He gave a fairly run-of-the-mill speech. start learning
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She walked through the city centre with its drab, grey buildings and felt depressed. I feel so drab in this grey uniform. start learning
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