unit 1

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kontynuować
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carry on
kopuła
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dome
wietrzyk
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breeze
poślizg
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glide
wymagający
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demanding
podejście
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approach
spoglądać
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glancing
He glaunced around the small room
oddany
każdy klib piłkarski potrzebuje oddanych kibiców
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devoted
Every fotball club need devoted supporters
całkowicie
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entirely
she wasn’t entirely sure what she should do
ścieżki życia
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walks of life
boom gospodarczy
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boom
oddziałach położniczych
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maternity wards
zatrudniony przez
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hired by
She was the first female women hired by the firm.
szwy
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stitches
He had to have seven stitches
łyk
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sip
All I need is a sip of water
majstrować przy czymś
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fiddle with sth
He fiddle with his pen all the time
niewybaczalny błąd
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inexcuseable mistake
skoncentrowany
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focused
For the first time they were able to focus beams of light
nie mogę znieść
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can’t stand
Two things I can’t stand are work and boredom
zakłopotany
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stumped
zapytatalem brata o jego plany na orzyszlosc, ku mojemu zdziweniu nie umial odpowiedziec
I asked my brother about his plane for the future. Amazingly, ge was stumped
na pamięć
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by heart
przeboleć
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get over
She still hasn’t got over the flu. He has got over the shock.
wydobrzec dojsc do siebie
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get better
1. Mam nadzieje ze wkrotce poczujesz sie lepiej. 2. Nasza sytuacja finansowa sie poprawila
I hope You’ll get better soon. 2. Our financial situacion got better.
wymiotować
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throw up
1. Chce mi sie wymiotować. 2.
1. I want to vomit 2. Jane suddenly vomited
wymiotować
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to vomit
żywo
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vividly
I remember it vividly.
żywy
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vivid
jedynie, tylko
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merely
It is one of my most vivid memories
wysztrandowany
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stranded
arogancki
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big headed
pogardzany
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despised
The women, no metter what role they took, were despised by society.
tandetny
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cheesy
Unfortunately, most Valentine’s Day card are cheesy
niemądry
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silly
What a silly idea! Don’t be silly. I’m nit going to leave you.
chłodno
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chilly
The day was clear, but the wind blew chilly
chwasty
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weeds
Every weed in the desert is still a flower
zdenerwowany, zdezorientowany
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flustered, confused
We were confused and didn’t know what to do.
był na miejscu
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was spot on
wyluzowany
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laid- back
zbieg okoliczności
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spoky coincident
upiorny zbieg okoliczności
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spooky coincidence
prawie nigdy
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hardly ever
czasownik pomocniczy
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auxilary verb

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