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uszczelka (element, który zapobiega wyciekom między dwoma połączonymi częściami) start learning
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The gasket prevents oil from leaking out
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start learning
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The pipe ruptured under high pressure
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burst (burst-burst-burst) start learning
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pęknąć, gwałtownie się rozerwać
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nawóz naturalny - obornik start learning
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The garden was fertilized with animal manure
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The report was deficient in important details start learning
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wykazujący braki, nie wystarczający
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A vitamin deficiency can cause serious health problems start learning
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cwonić, marnować, tracić przez głupie zachowanie start learning
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He squandered his inheritance on luxury cars
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wbudzać zainteresowanie, ekscytacje start learning
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The article was designed to titillate readers’ curiosity
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His character was forged by years of hardship start learning
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~avoid; wymknąć się komuś, unikną złapania czy wykrycia, pozostawać poza czyimś zasięgiem start learning
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The criminal managed to elude the police for years
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Writing the report was an arduous task that took weeks start learning
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wymagający dużego wysiłku, żmudny, trudny
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The film was lauded by critics for its originality
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osoba ktora wprowadza ludzi np do kina teatru itp; wprowadzać coś gdzieś, zapoczątkować coś nowego start learning
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An usher showed us to our seats The invention ushered in a new era of technology
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~write; napisać coś, stworzyć w formie pisemnej She penned a bestselling novel at the age of 25 start learning
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She had preconceived ideas about what the job would be like start learning
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z góry przyjęty * ustalony wcześniej, zanim pozna się fakty * oparty na wcześniejszych założeniach (często błędnych)
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You have to pay a toll to use this bridge start learning
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The war has taken a heavy toll on the country start learning
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start learning
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The company’s profits were dwarfed by those of its competitors start learning
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przyćmić coś, sprawić czy wydaje się małe w porównaniu z innym
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błędny, niewłaściwy, zbłąkany, (o osobie)- zachowujacy sie niewałsciwie start learning
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He apologized for his errant behavior
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The abolition of slavery ended a long period of servitude start learning
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niewola, poddaństwo, stan bycia zmuszonym do służenia komuś bez wolności
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The journalist dissected the politician’s speech and exposed its weaknesses
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I feel like I’m stuck on a treadmill start learning
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bieżnia/ monotonna rutyna
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She was worried about the impending deadline start learning
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nadciągający, zbliżający się (często w negatywnym sensie)
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The old tradition was consigned to oblivion He drank himself into oblivion start learning
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zapomnienie, niepamięć/ stan, w którym ktoś nie jest świadomy tego, co się dzieje
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start learning
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Lack of sleep can be detrimental to your health start learning
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Araujo only seems to be a great defender cuz of his fierceness start learning
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She was nearly run over by a bus start learning
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I had got a rush just 3 hours before my show start learning
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Chris Heyn Jr calls his style as a preppy-streetwear start learning
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styl- klasyczna elegancja, kojarzona z elitarnymi szkolami; koszule polo, oxford, loafersy
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The election was a moment of reckoning for the government start learning
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rozliczenie, moment w ktorym trzeba zmierzyć się z konsekwencjami
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The company has a surplus of workers. We have a surplus of food start learning
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When I saw Denim Tears, I immediately knew it was gonna be a just a fad start learning
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chwilowa moda, przejsciowy trend
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take the path of least resistance He always does his chores by taking the path of least resistance start learning
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linia najmniejszego oporu
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She has an insatiable desire for success start learning
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nienasycony, niezaspokojony
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Its just sad to watch how many parents feed their kids with this sugar-laden cereal for breakfast start learning
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przeładowany, napompowany czymś; pełen czegoś
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The government’s short-sightedness caused serious problems start learning
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repel ↔ attract. The army repelled the attack. The smell repelled me. Repellent- srodek odstraszajacy start learning
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odpychać, odstraszać, zniechęcać
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He became emotionally codependent on his partner start learning
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współzależny - nadmiernie zależny od drugiej osoby, szczególnie emocjonalnie
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Love can transcend differences start learning
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przezwyciężać, wznosić się ponad
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He has to pay alimony to his ex-wife start learning
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She and her spouse have been married for ten years
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There was a conspicuous lack of enthusiasm He was conspicuous in his bright red jacket start learning
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rzucajacy sie w oczy, zauwazalny
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an equivocation; to equivocate The politician’s equivocation frustrated the journalists. Stop equivocating and give me a straight answer start learning
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wymijająca dwuznaczna odpowiedź, celowe uniknanie jasnego powiedzenia
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She is a torchbearer for women’s rights start learning
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dosl ktos kto niesie pochodnie- przenośnie orędownik, lider czegoś
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wykonany, ukształtowany, stworzony z czegoś start learning
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A sculpture wrought from stone A friendship wrought from years of shared experiences
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The movie fell short of my expectations. His performance fell short of what was expected start learning
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nie dorównać czemuś, nie spełnić oczekiwań, nie osiągnąć wymaganego poziomu
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These findings may have a bearing on the case. His past experience has no bearing on the decision start learning
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mieć wpływ na coś / mieć związek z czymś / być istotnym dla czegoś
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konflikt, spór, sprzeczka start learning
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strife (nie policzalne-> a strife❌) Debt is the leading cause of strife for the newly married The country has been torn apart by political strife
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intelligance quotient (IQ), Finland has the highest hapinnes quotient among the people start learning
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iloraz/ wskaźnik, wynik jako liczba punktow w jakiejs mierze
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The opulence of the hotel was impossible to ignore. an opulent mansion start learning
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przepych, bogactwo (szczególnie ostentacyjne)
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