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instantly (She jumps on her children instantly if they're disobedient.) start learning
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natychmiast, w mgnieniu oka, od razu
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overdramatise (He always tends to overdramatize everything.) start learning
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put something into perspective (You can put your worries into perspective when you realise how many people in the world are so much worse off than you.) start learning
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oceniać sytuację z właściwej perspektywy
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sleep on something (You've heard my offer. Why don't you sleep on it and let me know what you decide.) start learning
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przespać się z czymś (odłożyć podjęcie ważnej decyzji na następny dzień) to think more about something overnight and make a decision about it later
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simplistically (The issue should not be viewed simplistically.) start learning
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w dużym uproszczeniu; in a way that is simplistic (= making something complicated seem more simple than it is):
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snap at (My dad was really angry so he snapped at us.) start learning
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odburknąć, mówić coś ostro, warknąć (na kogoś)
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unreasonable (If he expects you to do that, I think he's being completely unreasonable.) start learning
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overreact (Right now we are overreacting and not thinking at all.) start learning
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similarly (Both of her letters were similarly long.) start learning
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go somebody's way (Some days nothing seems to go my way)) start learning
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pójść po czyjejś myśli; if an event goes your way, it happens in the way you want
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blame (We both messed up, but she blamed only me) start learning
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let somebody down (Don't let me down!) start learning
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try your hardest (Lilo... sometimes you try your hardest but things don't work out the way you want them to.) start learning
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get in the way of something (She had a job which never got in the way of her leisure interests) start learning
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stanąć na drodze do zrobienia czegoś; To get in the way of something means to make it difficult for it to happen, continue, or be appreciated properly.
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work out well/badly (work out well) start learning
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dobrze/źle itp. się skończyć, udać/nie udać się
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live up to your expectations (He found it hard to live up to his parents' expectations.) start learning
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odpowiadać czyimś wymaganiom, sprostać oczekiwaniom; to do as well as someone expects one to do
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dwell on something (Stop dwelling on your problems, it won't help.) start learning
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rozpamiętywać coś, rozwodzić się nad czymś, rozgrzebywać coś (np. przeszłość)
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work experience (Please list your educational qualifications and work experience.) start learning
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school leaver (School-leavers are having trouble finding jobs.) start learning
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absolwent szkoły; someone who has left school usually after completing a course of study instead of continuing on to a college or university
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careers advisor (His mother is a career adviser in New York.) start learning
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higher education (Students and their parents worry about the rising cost of higher education.) start learning
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degree (She has a degree in engineering.) start learning
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graduate (She's a graduate of Harvard.) start learning
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absolwent, po studiach podyplomowych; a person who has earned a degree or diploma from a school, college, or university
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degree course (Next year is a big one for students who want to start a degree course.) start learning
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kierunek studiów = major (AME)
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lie in = sleep in (Let's lie in this Sunday!) start learning
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poleżeć sobie w łóżku, pospać sobie, późno wstać, wylegiwać się
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misguided (She's been getting a lot of bad advice from misguided friends.) start learning
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fałszywy, mylny, wprowadzający w błąd
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dignity (She declined his offer and left the room with dignity.) start learning
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youth (It's a film for youth, we won't like it.) start learning
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młodość, młodzieniec, młodzież
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pleasure-seeker (John was a pleasure seeker and devoted himself to women.) start learning
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amator przyjemnego spędzania czasu
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vouch for something (You will enjoy staying in our hotel, I can vouch for it.) start learning
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aspiration (I've never had any aspiration to become famous. start learning
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aspiracja, dążenie (do czegoś), pragnienie
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contentment (There was a look of perfect contentment on her face.) start learning
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zadowolenie, ukontentowanie
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avoid (He somehow managed to avoid the accident because he's a great driver.) start learning
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1. zapobiegać, unikać (np. wypadku, niebezpieczeństwa) 2. omijać, pomijać, unikać (np. niepożądanej osoby)
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exaggeration (Today was probably the worst day of my life, and that's not an exaggeration.) start learning
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to be out of touch (I didn't see any news all the time I was on holiday, so I'm completely out of touch.) start learning
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nie mieć kontaktu z czymś (np. z nowinami, z językiem), nie orientować się, nie być na bieżąco, nie nadążać za czymś
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There's no point (in) doing something (There's no point getting upset about it—let's just try to find a solution!) start learning
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nie ma sensu czegoś robić
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hasty (His departure was quite hasty.) start learning
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jump to (hasty) conclusions (We should not jump to hasty conclusions about it) start learning
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wyciągnąć pochopne wnioski
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pursue (I pursue fame and money.) (Don't be afraid to pursue your goals.) start learning
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tough (It was a tough time for her.) start learning
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twardy, trudny, wymagający
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thrilling (I find that idea thrilling.) start learning
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ekscytujący, porywający, emocjonujący
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They achieved their very best start learning
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Osiągnęli wszystko, co w ich mocy
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insightful (Her analysis of the problem was very insightful.) start learning
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villain (From what she has told me, this man is a villain.) start learning
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drań, łajdak, łotr, nikczemnik, przestępca, złoczyńca;
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obstacles (We've overcome all obstacles.) start learning
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be fooled by (Do not be fooled by his kindness.) start learning
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be blinded by (Everyone can be blinded by love.) start learning
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być zaślepionym przez coś
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appeal(This guy has an appeal, which women love.) start learning
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don't make your life a misery start learning
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nie czyńcie swojego życia cierpieniem
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steer clear of something (They warned their children to steer clear of drugs.) start learning
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trzymaj się z dala od czegoś
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negativity = negativeness (There is a lot of negativity about the new boss.) start learning
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bring somebody down (I don't feel like going out tonight—learning that I didn't get the job really brought me down.) start learning
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dołować kogoś, zasmucać kogoś
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take something into consideration (We must take this problem into consideration) start learning
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first and foremost (He is first and foremost [=primarily, fundamentally] a teacher.) start learning
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dedicated (He's a loving husband and dedicated father) start learning
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welfare officer (welfare officer) start learning
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urzędnik ds. opieki społecznej
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a bachelor's degree (I got my bachelor's degree at the end of the last semester) start learning
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tstopień licencjata, tytuł licencjata, licencjat (stopień)
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a master's degree / MA (I have a master's degree in criminal psychology) start learning
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tytuł magistra, stopień magistra, magister (stopień)
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people who are looking for fun; poszukiwacze przyjemności
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