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dreszcz (emocji), ciarki (zimna, podniecenia) Poczułem ciarki, kiedy on wszedł do pokoju. start learning
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I felt a shudder when he went into the room.
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doceniać (np. ważność problemu, znaczenie czegoś) start learning
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On zdał sobie sprawę co jej zrobił. start learning
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He appreciated what he has done to her.
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an infection of the vagina or mouth (pleśniawka?) start learning
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Blackbirds' eggs are pale blue with brown flecks on them./I got a few flecks of paint on the window.
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wysoko, w górze; in the air or in a higher position start learning
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We held our glasses aloft.
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ślizgać (się), sunąć, szybować Widzieliśmy, jak latawiec szybował po niebie. start learning
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We could see the kite gliding through the air.
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spadać z łomotem, uderzać głucho (o coś) Pudełko spadło z łomotem na schody. start learning
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The box thudded on the stairs.
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spadanie z łomotem, uderzanie głucho (o coś) start learning
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ośle uszy; a tall paper hat with a pointed end that in the past children had to wear in school if they had made many mistakes in their work start learning
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pompatyczny, nadęty, paradny start learning
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He's a pompous old prig who's totally incapable of taking a joke./He can sometimes sound a little pompous when he talks about acting.
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wypalić się, wypalać się (np. żarówka, świeca) Żarówka w kuchni wczoraj się wypaliła. start learning
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A bulb in the kitchen burned out yesterday.
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Ona wypaliła się zawodowo i nienawidziła swojej pracy. start learning
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She burned out and hated her job.
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gwałtowny wdech (często spowodowany silnymi emocjami) start learning
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He gave a gasp of amazement.
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wypisać (np. ze szpitala) On został wypisany ze szpitala. start learning
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He was discharged from hospital.
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a complete change from one system or method to another start learning
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The changeover to the new taxation system has created a lot of problems.
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długi i głęboki dźwięk (np. wydawany przez dzwon); a musical noise made especially by a large clock start learning
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I heard the bong of the grandfather clock.
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to provide something for a group of people; zapewnic, przygotowac dla grupy ludzi start learning
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They lay on free entertainment at the club every day./They laid on a wonderful buffet after the wedding.
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Miała na sobie czerwoną sukienkę z czarną szarfą. start learning
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She was wearing a red dress with a black sash.
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Wiadomość o jego przyjeździe mnie podekscytowała. start learning
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The news of his arrival thrilled me.
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trącić, szturchnąć; to push something or someone gently, especially to push someone with your elbow (= the middle part of your arm where it bends) to attract the person's attention start learning
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The children were giggling and nudging each other./He nudged the cat off the sofa so that he could sit down.
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korzyści, łupy (używane w liczbie mnogiej); goods, advantages, or profits obtained by winning a war or being in a particular position or situation start learning
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Only one competitor wins and gets the spoils of victory.
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cuchnący oddech; breath that smells unpleasant when it comes out of the mouth start learning
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halitosis/plural: halitoses
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zmusić, przymusić; to persuade someone forcefully to do something that they are unwilling to do; syn: to force start learning
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The court heard that the six defendants had been coerced into making a confession.
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tworzyć (coś) w trzech kopiach start learning
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kalka maszynowa; thin paper with a covering of carbon or other dark substance on one side, used between sheets of writing to make copies start learning
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na miłość boską, na litość boską; for heaven's sake start learning
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She gave a little whimper as the vet inspected her paw./The tense silence was broken by a frightened whimper from Louise.
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epuzer, pretendent, konkurent (do ręki kobiety) (old use) start learning
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stolik nocny, szafka nocna start learning
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