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pojemnik (np. na masło), pudełko (np. z lodami) start learning
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grzebać; to look for something by turning things over start learning
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She rooted through/among the papers on her desk./The pigs rooted for acorns in the forest.
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something that hurts or damages a person or thing that usually seems strong start learning
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A slowing economy is kryptonite for the U.S. dollar./His personal kryptonite comes in the form of a romantic entanglement.
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nabrzmienie, opuchlizna, obrzęk (na ciele) start learning
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założyć cewnik, cewnikować start learning
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There's raw sewage running directly into the water!
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1) werdykt, wyrok, orzeczenie 2) ustalenie, ocena start learning
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Ona szkoli psy policyjne. start learning
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She conditions sniffer dogs.
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czas, kiedy zawodnik uderza w krykiecie Stallard poddał 6 podejść w ostatnich pięciu uderzeniach. start learning
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Stallard gave up six runs in the first five innings.
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być w coś zamieszanym, być w coś zaangażowanym On był zamieszany w tę sytuację z mojego powodu./Ona nie jest zamieszana w nic nielegalnego. start learning
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He came into this situation because of me. /She doesn't come into anything illegal.
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Zajęło mi tylko cztery tygodnie, żeby sprawić, byś był bezradny. start learning
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It took me just four weeks to render you helpless.
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1) z nieobecnym wyrazem twarzy 2) bezmyślnie;//showing no interest or mental activity start learning
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She gazed/stared vacantly into space/ahead.
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milczący (o przyzwoleniu, zgodzie)/understood without being expressed directly start learning
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tacit agreement/approval/support
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morfologia krwi (badanie krwi) start learning
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dostrojony, dobrany, dopasowany; able to understand or recognize something start learning
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A good nurse has to be attuned to the needs of his or her patients./Politicians must be highly attuned to these dangers./Teenage slang is of interest to socially attuned linguists.
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BR En: crib sheet/Am En: cheat sheet We've created a cheat sheet of cool gadgets that can make campus life more productive and fun./Cheat sheets, once written on the palm of the hand, now can be stored on programmable calculators and watches.
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powtarzający się (np. sen), powracający (np. ból) start learning
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Francis suffered all his life from a recurring nightmare that he was trapped in a falling house./The father-daughter relationship is a recurring theme in her novels./For much of his life he suffered from recurring bouts of depression.
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She copped out of the parachute jump at the last minute with some feeble excuse.
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to give someone false or confusing information to prevent them from discovering something that you do not want them to know about That outlier data threw me off the scent for a while, but I think my research is back on track now. start learning
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to throw/put sb off the scent The mafia accountant managed to throw the authorities off the scent of the mob's money laundering for years, but they finally caught up with him after an anonymous source tipped them off.
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Czuję odrobinę imbiru w tej herbacie. start learning
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I can taste a hint of ginger in this tea.
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truchtać, biec (małymi kroczkami), umykać; to move quickly, with small, short steps, especially in order to escape Krab umknął pod kamień, gdy przechodziliśmy obok. start learning
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A crab scuttled under a rock as we passed./The children scuttled off as soon as the headteacher appeared.
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On jest szczerym mężczyzną, zawsze mówi prawdę. start learning
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He's a straight man, he always tells the truth.
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połączyć ze sobą (urządzenia elektryczne) Podłączyłem telefon do ładowarki./Czy możesz pomóc mi podłączyć drukarkę do laptopa? start learning
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to hook/to hook up (hook (sb/sth) up (to sth)) I hooked the phone to the charger. / Can you help me hook my printer to the laptop?
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Nie możesz brnąć przez ten śnieg. Jest zbyt głęboki./Zdejmij buty zanim dobrniesz na górę. start learning
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You can't trudge through this snow. It's too deep. / Take your boots off before you trudge up the stairs.
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przemowa podnosząca na duchu, mowa dopingująca, rozmowa mająca zachęcić do działania start learning
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The boss gave the staff a pep talk this morning in an attempt to boost sales.
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A person who is of outstanding character. Has done something exceptional. The term is an extension of the phrase a good egg as a double yolker is the best kind of egg. start learning
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