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she dropped her son home on her way to work
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zasypiać, przysnąć (“odpaść”) start learning
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start learning
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He went the way to Greece last week
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dotrzymywać kroku, utrzymywać poziom start learning
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Jack hasn’t been able to keep up with the rest of his team
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start learning
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odbierać kogoś, podjechać po kogoś start learning
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Her car just pulled in outside
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start learning
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odprowadzić kogoś, pożegnać kogoś (np. na lotnisko) start learning
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różnić się od kogoś / czegoś start learning
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differ from somebody / something
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uprawiać z kimś seks, pójść z kimś na całość start learning
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zmieniać rozkład, czas spotkania, przekładać (np. zebranie) start learning
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The match has been rearranged for next Saturday
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szerokość, rozległość (np. wiedzy, zainteresowań) start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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People say that travel broaden the mind
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start learning
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luźno (powiązany), z dystansem start learning
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start learning
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Bengal tigers inhabit India
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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We need to timetable the meeting
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