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certain to happen; unavoidable start learning
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nieunikniony, nieuchronny
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having a period of great prosperity or rapid economic growth; (of a sound or voice) loud, deep, and resonant start learning
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kwitnący, prosperujący, gromki (np. śmiech);
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wyjątkowy, rzucający się w oczy, widoczny
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an amount of something that is more than necessary, permitted, or desirable start learning
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including or covering everything or everyone; comprehensive start learning
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wszechogarniający, całościowy;
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the sale of goods to the public in relatively small quantities for use or consumption rather than for resale start learning
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extend from side to side of something start learning
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rozciągać się, trwać, obejmować
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attract or tempt by offering pleasure or advantage start learning
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stay in a place longer than necessary because of a reluctance to leave start learning
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trwać, zwlekać, ociągać się
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a short period of rest or relief from something difficult or unpleasant start learning
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; involving many carefully arranged parts or details; detailed and complicated in design and planning start learning
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wyszukany, złożony, rozbudowany
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an elaborate and spectacular entertainment or production start learning
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the fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect start learning
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; made necessary by particular circumstances or regulations start learning
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to do what someone else wants you to do start learning
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– ugiąć się pod czyimś wpływem
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to be in a high position or in a position near the edge of something, or to put something in this position start learning
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umieścić (się), usadowić (się)
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if you are accustomed to something, you have experienced it often enough for it to seem normal to you start learning
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a state of happiness and satisfaction start learning
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- difficult to describe, find, achieve, or remember start learning
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the likely future situation; the way a person thinks about something start learning
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perspektywy, spojrzenie, podejście, pogląd
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a great quantity of something arriving at the same time; a severe flood; a heavy fall of rain start learning
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to stand in a place or walk slowly around without any purpose start learning
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unable to move or stop looking at something because you are so interested, surprised, or frightened start learning
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skamieniały, znieruchomiały
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to stare at in a lecherous manner start learning
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– patrzeć pożądliwie, pożerać wzrokiem
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not causing death or harm start learning
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ŁAGODNY, dobroduszny, niezłośliwy
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to cause something to be not straight or exact; to twist or distort; to suddenly change direction or position start learning
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skręcać, zniekształcać, wypaczać
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pojęcie, koncepcja, pogląd
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present or having an effect everywhere at the same time start learning
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(out of) to avoid doing something that you have agreed to do; to twist your body or move part of your body with short, quick movements start learning
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– kręcić się; wykręcać się od czegoś
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delight, especially from one’s own good fortune or another’s misfortune start learning
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feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems start learning
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a large board in a public place, used to display advertisements start learning
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when someone attacks or criticizes someone or something; an overwhelmingly large number of people or things start learning
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atak (słowny także), inwazja, najazd (w przenośni)
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wanting to discover as much as you can about things start learning
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to allow something that you refused to allow before start learning
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a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief start learning
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- to make something seem less bad; to do something that makes people have a better opinion of you after you have done something bad start learning
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to become healthy again after an illness or injury start learning
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to formally accuse someone in a law court of a particular crime and ask that person to say if they are guilty or not start learning
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skrytykować, postawić w stan oskarżenia
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writing which contains bad information about someone which is not true start learning
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OSZCZERSTWO, zniesławienie
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the crime of saying bad things about someone that are not true start learning
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– zniesławienie, pomówienie
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a previous statement or proposition from which another is inferred or follows as a conclusion start learning
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a house or building, together with its land and outbuildings, occupied by a business or considered in an official context start learning
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- to try very hard to hold something start learning
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trzymać się czegoś kurczowo
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(Of an environment) harsh and difficult to live in start learning
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niegościnny, surowy (o klimacie)
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Charge (someone) too high a price for goods or a service start learning
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Change the time of (a planned event) start learning
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zmiana czasu jakiegoś wydarzenia
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Before the due time; ahead of time start learning
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Not sensible, wise, or prudent start learning
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Force (an unwelcome decision or ruling) on someone start learning
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Prevent (a process or activity) from continuing or being carried out properly start learning
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Walk with difficulty, typically because of a damaged or stiff leg or foot start learning
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; utykać, wlec się, iść z trudnością
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Strengthen or support (an object or substance), especially with additional material start learning
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Suffer (something painful or difficult) patiently start learning
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The quality of being powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating start learning
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Mixed with foreign matter; adulterated start learning
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Not discovered or known about; uncertain start learning
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Be filled with wonder or astonishment start learning
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One circuit of a track during a race; start learning
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; okrążenie (w czasie zawodów
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(Of a bird or other winged creature) fly unsteadily or hover by flapping the wings quickly and lightly start learning
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trzepotać skrzydłami, kołatać
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Raise (one’s shoulders) and bend the top of one’s body forward start learning
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The fact or condition of being prevalent; commonness start learning
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Throw (something) somewhere lightly or casually start learning
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A long stick with a crosspiece at the top, used as a support under the armpit by a lame person; start learning
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Take (a machine or structure) to pieces start learning
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a sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained start learning
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one of two or more copies of a legal document start learning
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causing trouble; annoying; 'pesky mosquitoe start learning
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devilishly; 'fiendishly difficult' start learning
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fearless; adventurous (often used for rhetorical or humorous effect) start learning
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make (a dish or meal) by combining various ingredients start learning
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the state or fact of being X, especially in a specified faculty start learning
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a period of warmer weather that thaws ice and snow; start learning
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giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words start learning
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(of speech or writing) continuing at length and in a tedious way start learning
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showing a critical or disrespectful attitude start learning
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understanding of a situation only after it has happened start learning
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- (of behavior, performance, or appearance) in accordance with the highest start learning
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a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government. start learning
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a temporary suspension of fighting start learning
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steal goods from (a place), typically during a war or riot; start learning
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combine or unite a resource or commodity with (another) for mutual benefit start learning
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a military operation in which enemy forces surround a town or building start learning
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of an army) withdraw from enemy forces as a result of their superior power start learning
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away from the appropriate, planned, or expected course; amiss start learning
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to relax, to soften, to smooth out, start learning
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łagodzić, odprężyć, sprawić że coś dojrzeje
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extremely tired in a nervous or slightly anxious way after a lot of mental or physical effort; N: zmęczenie; wear oneself to a frazzle – być u krańców sił start learning
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causing you to have fear or respect for something or someone because they are impressive, powerful or difficult, start learning
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onieśmielający, ogromny, potężny
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last-ditch attempt/effort an effort or attempt which is made at the end of a series of failures to solve a problem, and is not expected to succeed, start learning
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ostatni desperacki wysiłek/próba
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- in the middle of or surrounded by; among, pośród start learning
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- to criticize someone or something severely
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to become tired or less interested start learning
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, opadać z sił, stracić tempo/zapał
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sharp, angry glare/glance start learning
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- piorunujące/ostre spojrzenie
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swa: v] – łagodna (muzyka), umiarkowany (klimat), układny, grzeczny, uprzejmy (o osobie)
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attention from the public start learning
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centrum uwagi; She's been in the limelight for most of her career
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move around a place without any purpose start learning
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a person who takes care of a large group of animals of the same type start learning
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showing that you think you are much better or more importantthan other people start learning
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analiza społeczna, opinia społeczna start learning
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a group of people who travel with an important person to help them start learning
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the way that you earn the money you need for living start learning
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- to beget, to bring forth start learning
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- behaving in a way which is not polite and upsets other people start learning
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- nieuprzejmość, niegrzeczność
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even-tempered, level-headed, sustainable, balanced start learning
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przystosowany, zrównoważony
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skrępowany, zażenowany, nieswój
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great love or loyalty for someone or something start learning
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to represent an idea or quality exactly - start learning
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a large number of different things start learning
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- to encourage someone to do something, usually something that is wrong, stupid, or dangerous - start learning
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zachęcać kogoś, podjudzać
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always wanting more of something start learning
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neutralność, bezstronność
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to surrender, to give in, to be defeated start learning
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the weakest or most unpleasant part of something that is mostlikely to fail or be easily defeated start learning
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the opposite, less good, or less popular side of something start learning
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skupiony na sobie, egocentryk
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feeling disappointed because something is not as good as you thought it was start learning
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when something is not likely to change or move - start learning
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attractive, glam, eye-catching start learning
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efektowny, olśniewający, wspaniały
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when something is not easy to do or understand start learning
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the quality of being liked by many people start learning
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when two people or organizations work together to achievesomething start learning
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a piece of folded paper or a small book which containsinformation start learning
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mieć coś do powiedzenia na temat...
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to change people's minds about start learning
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zmienić zdanie ludzi na temat czegoś
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to put forward your views on to present your opinion on start learning
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przedstawić swoje poglądy na
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kłaść /wywierać presję na
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a sale of old items, especially clothes, usually to make moneyfor an organization start learning
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wyprzedaż rzeczy używanych
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stand up for your principles start learning
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stanąć w obronie swoich zasad
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someoneor something that everyone knows start learning
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ktoś znany, znane/popularne nazwisko/imię
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to support, to sustain, to shore up start learning
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when two people or things are rivals start learning
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when sb talks about himself a lot start learning
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to have cross words with sb when you get annoyed with sb and start to quarrel - start learning
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not to take oneself too seriously if you are able to laugh at yourself start learning
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nie brać się zbyt poważnie
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sth is not always a bed of roses start learning
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when a situation is not always happy or easy
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to have a good sense of humor if you're able to enjoy things that are funny or you can make people laugh start learning
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to have a good eye for sth if you are good at noticing things start learning
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a discussion, argument or debate that is full of angry and excited feelings start learning
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when you assist sb who is busy or has problems start learning
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a person who is easy to deal with or to talk to start learning
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strong enough to get better quickly after damage, illness, shock, etc start learning
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ostatni na wejściu, pierwszy przy wyjściu;
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the work of taking care of children until they are old enough to take care of themselves start learning
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closely and firmly integrated start learning
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to have a lot of interests in common start learning
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to have high expectation of sb start learning
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mieć wysokie oczekiwania wobec kogoś
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, być zrujnowanym, skończonym
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find sth or meet sb by Chance, start learning
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pojawiać się/postępować na przód
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= (1) become known, (2) be published start learning
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can't think what came over me. – nie wiem co we mnie wstąpiło start learning
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happen; have a result or effect on sb
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change one's opinion to another point of view; be persuaded start learning
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zostać przekonanym, przyjąć czyjś punkt widzenia
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continue to live after (sth bad start learning
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have an idea about a way to solve a problem start learning
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tackle a problem; cope with, start learning
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pić do czegoś, robić aluzję
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uczciwie, zgodnie z regułami
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have a feeling that sb is talking about you, start learning
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mieć wrażenie, że jest się obgadywanym,
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sb attending a party, event etc without an invitation start learning
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get off on the wrong foot argue or disagree at the beginning of a relationship, start learning
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zacząć znajomośc od kłótni
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have a frog in one's throat inability to speak due to nervousness start learning
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zaniemówć ze zdenerwowania
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be able to talk well, persuasively start learning
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mieć zdolność przekonywania
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hear it through/on the grapevine find out information indirectly start learning
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usłyszeć coś z drugiej ręki
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sth new or foreign; not easily understood start learning
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manage to look serious under difficult circumstances start learning
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spotkać się za zamkniętymi drzwiami
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plenty more fish in the sea there are many other people or things that are as good as the one somebody has failed to get. start learning
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To nie koniec świata”, nadaży się okazja
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miażdżyć, zniszczyć, pokonać
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= make a tactless comment start learning
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zachować się nietaktownie
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bury one's head in the sand start learning
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niedoceniać czegoś, ponieważ jest stale obecne
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be/have at one's fingertips be/have easily available/have free access to start learning
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become very angry/ lose one's temper start learning
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become important or popular start learning
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zyskac na ważności, popularności
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put on a brave face/put a brave face on a situation try to hide one's disappointment start learning
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robic dobrą minę do złej gry
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musieć coś zrobić bez względu na cokolwiek
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we własnej osobie, na żywo
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: judging by how sth appears start learning
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point the finger of suspicion start learning
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not have the foggiest idea: start learning
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nie mieć zielonego pojecia
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be nervous or frightened because sth might fail start learning
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być niespokojnym w obawie, że coś się nie uda
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used to doing sth without thinking start learning
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robic cos z przyzwyczajenia
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to look after one's young until fully-grown start learning
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to look after and educate until fully-grown start learning
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= to keep animals for the purpose of producing young start learning
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to become or cause to become bigger start learning
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wzrastać, powodować wzrost
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nurture (a young child, or young plant) care for it while it is growing and developing start learning
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informal) steal an object start learning
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zwędzić, zakosić, zajumać
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steal small amounts usu from your place of work, start learning
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(informal) steal from a person start learning
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ukraść coś komuś, „skroić kogoś
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steal sth very quickly while sb is not looking, start learning
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formal) to obtain for oneself; (a skill, habit etc) develop /learn start learning
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to take away (a person) unlawfully, often byforce start learning
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gather (information, evidence to collect it especially over a period of time and after a lot of hard work start learning
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gather; get a large number of things because they interest you start learning
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to get sth such as pleasure or benefit from a person or from an activity/situation start learning
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to reach a conclusion because of other things that you know to be true start learning
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to live in a place or region start learning
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person who lives (permanently) in a region or town start learning
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formal) to live in a place start learning
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person or animal that lives in an environment start learning
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to start living in a place permanently start learning
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person who has come to live in a (previously uninhabited or developing) country or area, start learning
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to have one's home at in a place start learning
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person who lives in a house, block of flats, area or country start learning
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completely deaf, not hearing anything start learning
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kompletnie głuchy, głuchy jak pień
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completely clear and understood; visually clear, sharp image start learning
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so drunk that you’re unable to see start learning
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nieznane miejsce, „nie wiadomo gdzie
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blindly following something, following something without thinking start learning
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– ślepo podążać za czymś, ślepe oddanie
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a war in which neither of the sides hold back start learning
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an end to something difficult and unpleasant start learning
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gorzki koniec, koniec czegoś trudnego
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silna, desperacka potrzeba
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the very lowest possible level start learning
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natural illumination during the day start learning
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unexpectedly, without warning or preparation start learning
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to be good at keeping the plants and making them grow start learning
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mieć rękę do kwiatów; mieć smykałkę do roślin
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time-consuming regulations and bureaucratic procedures start learning
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zbędne procedury biurokratyczne
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in writing, clear and understood start learning
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czarno na białym, pisemnie
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an odd member of a group, especially family start learning
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zielony z zazdrości, zazdrosny, zazdroszczący czegoś aż tak, że to widoczne
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to catch someone red-handed to catch someone in the act of doing something wrong start learning
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złapać kogoś na gorącym uczynku
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something that takes people’s attention away from the main subject start learning
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the favourite person or group start learning
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a job involving professional, managerial or administrative work start learning
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biale kłamstwo, kłamstwo z dobrą intencją
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if someone looks with them at something they think that it is more pleasant than it actually is start learning
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zone of farmland or parks surrounding the city start learning
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pas zieleni, zielona strefa dookoła miasta
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a report about a person that recently died start learning
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an article in a newspaper expressing the editor's opinion start learning
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the bottom part of a sleeve that goes around your wrist start learning
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a line on cloth or paper where it has been folded or crushed start learning
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zagięcie; kant w spodniach
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a hole that you push a button through on a piece of clothing start learning
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when a material is pushed in somewhere so that it looks tidy start learning
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wetknięty (np. koszula w spodnie
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with two sets of buttons in the front start learning
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- a piece of cloth around the neck in the shape of a bow start learning
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a round, hard, black hat worn by men start learning
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szczerzyć się, szeroki uśmiech
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the part of a collar that is folded against the front of a shirt or jacket start learning
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klapy (od kurtki/koszuli)
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a person who is pigeon-toed bends their feet in towards each other when they walk start learning
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szpotawy, kierujący stopy do środka podczas chodzenia
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sloping in particular direction start learning
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simple and not complicated start learning
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with pieces of material over holes start learning
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not wearing anything on one’s feet start learning
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part of body between legs and stomach start learning
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the part around the middle of your body where you wear a belt start learning
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not wearing anything on one’s head start learning
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a metal object used to fasten the ends of a belt or strap start learning
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with no beard or moustache start learning
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a knot with two curved parts and two loose ends, that is used to tie shoes or as decoration start learning
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holding something tightly start learning
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upper piece of clothing with tube-like part covering neck start learning
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with regular, vertical folds start learning
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with heels raised high from the ground start learning
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with a pattern of squares in different colours start learning
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long sleeves of shirt rolled so they are shorter start learning
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hair that grows on the side of a man’s face start learning
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adjustable straps or bands worn over the shoulders with the ends clipped to the waistband of a pair of trousers to support them start learning
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a hat that is not rounded on top and has little height start learning
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a person with legs that curve out at the knees start learning
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jacket or coat fastened in the centre, with only one row of buttons start learning
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a person with knees that bend towards each other start learning
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iksowate nogi, o koślawych nogach
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having sagging folds of flesh beneath the chin start learning
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standing or walking with a forward inclination of head, body or shoulders start learning
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marked with spots or dots start learning
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a piece of clothing with buttons at the front and no sleeves start learning
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– a piece of clothing, often made of wool, fastened at the front start learning
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a tall hat worn by men on some formal occasions start learning
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with a pattern of stripes start learning
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a man’s undershirt or jersey start learning
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messy, untidy, disordered start learning
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rozczochrany, zmierzwiony
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