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My mum takes a dim view of informal relationships. I take a dim view of students who cheat in exams. start learning
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patrzeć na coś nieprzychylnym okiem Moja mama nie aprobuje nieformalnych związków.
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Some people still condemn women who put their careers before their families. start learning
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The progression was not as some may have expected. This new drug should slow down the progression of the disease. start learning
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rozwój Postęp nie był taki jakiego niektórzy mogli się spodziewać.
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If the government cuts spending on health care, there will be serious repercussions. Doctors have already threatened to strike. start learning
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reperkusja, następstwo, oddźwięk
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The police officer is trying to ascertain what happened. The police are trying to ascertain if they have arrested the right man. start learning
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Policjant stara się ustalić, co się stało.
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The coal miners demanded a pay rise across the board. start learning
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Paul would never do anything to jeopardise his career. start learning
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niebezpieczeństwo, zagrożenie
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Strip mining despoiled our beautiful village. start learning
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ograbić, ogołocić; oszpecić
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She was deprived of affection when she was a child. start learning
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Prolonged sleep deprivation may be harmful to your organism. start learning
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Długotrwały brak snu może być szkodliwy dla organizmu.
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His happiness was threefold: his wife and children were healthy and happy, his business was doing well and he had just bought a holiday home in Hawaii. start learning
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Badgers prefer to hunt for food at night. start learning
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Our pleasure yacht sailed out of the marina. start learning
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przystań dla jachtów i łodzi
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Some people feel that the new Paris opera house is an architectural monstrosity compared to the old one. start learning
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This river is polluted with industrial effluent. start learning
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live (from) hand to mouth We definitely can’t afford a holiday this year; we’re living from hand to mouth. start learning
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z trudem wiązać koniec z końcem
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