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Mini-skirts are making a comeback. start learning
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Mini spódniczki wracają do łask.
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a decline in profits | The city was in decline. start learning
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What first drew you to painting? | Big names always draw the crowds. start learning
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He first won fame as a singer. | Kate rose to fame when she was only 17. start learning
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She is obsessed with money. | He was obsessed with one of the teachers at school. start learning
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His song was an overnight success. start learning
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The film caused a sensation in the media. start learning
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a special clinic for people with drug and alcohol problems start learning
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The singer has signed a $20 million deal with an American TV network. start learning
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He made his debut for Wales in 1998. start learning
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Stop behaving like a diva! start learning
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Przestań zachowywać się jak diva!
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Gladiators fought to the death start learning
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He was hiding under the bed. | The man was hiding from the police. start learning
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She is ill-equipped to deal with criticism from the press. start learning
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Jest źle przygotowana do radzenia sobie z krytyką ze strony prasy.
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the legendary baseball player Babe Ruth start learning
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I can't understand what motivates him to do such terrible things. start learning
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It made the company into a household name. start learning
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The paparazzi waited for her to come out of the theatre. start learning
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The preacher gave a fiery sermon start learning
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the pressures of modern life | There is a lot of pressure on children these days. start learning
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The meeting will resume after lunch. | After the police left the family resumed their meal. start learning
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Spotkanie zostanie wznowione po obiedzie. | Po odejściu policji rodzina wznowiła posiłek.
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The gunman's picture was splashed across the front page. start learning
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umieścić na pierwszej stronie (gazety) Zdjęcie bandyty pojawiło się na pierwszej stronie.
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Education is once again in the spotlight. start learning
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Edukacja po raz kolejny znalazła się w centrum uwagi.
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The stalker said he followed her because he couldn't bear that she had left him. start learning
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Prześladowca powiedział, że poszedł za nią, bo nie mógł znieść, że go zostawiła.
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a TV series aimed at teenagers | Her children are all teenagers now. start learning
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He wanted to ask her but he didn't dare. | I wouldn't dare ask her for a date. start learning
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Karl was glad of an excuse to leave. | He made an excuse about a dentist's appointment and left. start learning
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usprawiedliwienie, wymówka
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He was just trying to impress. | I was impressed by her singing. start learning
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Alice, let me introduce you to Jane. | It was Bill who introduced me to Sarah. start learning
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The winning team posed for photographs. start learning
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It was a tough job. | The divorce was tough on the kids. | She didn't tell us she was coming so if that ruins her plans that's just tough. start learning
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The holiday company paid the Taylors £150 in compensation. start learning
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He had an extramarital affair with his secretary. start learning
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her beautiful face| I always remember a face. start learning
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I'd be a hypocrite if I prayed for success, since I've never believed in God. start learning
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It would be hypocritical to get married in church since we don't believe in God. start learning
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Writing a good book is no guarantee of immortality. start learning
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He began to feel he was suffering from paranoia. | She's paranoid about going out at night alone. start learning
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The other kids teased her about her hair. start learning
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Tim absolutely adores his older brother. start learning
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I feel bloated after that meal. start learning
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The band’s big break came when they sang on a local TV show. start learning
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The picture of Marilyn Monroe in a white dress standing over a subway vent is iconic. start learning
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Zdjęcie Marilyn Monroe w białej sukni stojącej nad otworem wentylacyjnym w metrze jest kultowe.
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The city is notorious for its rainy weather. start learning
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I get very nervous before I go on stage. | I've always wanted to go on the stage ( start learning
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When we started out, my bedroom was our office. start learning
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Kiedy zaczynaliśmy, moja sypialnia była naszym biurem.
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She’s suffering a lot of pain. | David is suffering from a knee injury. start learning
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A wealthy businessman was kidnapped by two gunmen. start learning
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Can I have your autograph? start learning
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the beggars on the streets start learning
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We believe in democracy. | If you don't believe in yourself $ who will? start learning
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He had bullied his wife into giving up her career. start learning
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terroryzować, znęcać się nad słabszymi
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She was wearing her usual outfit of white blouse and black skirt. start learning
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Strong sunlight can damage your skin. start learning
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The family is seeking an injunction against the book's publication. start learning
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nakaz lub postanowienie sądu Rodzina domaga się zakazu publikacji książki.
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Nobody believed that I was innocent. start learning
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They had hoped to avoid bad publicity. start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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przyznać się do zrobienia czegoś
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start learning
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zaprzeczyć robieniu czegoś
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start learning
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zasugeruj zrobienie czegoś
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It's no use talking to her. start learning
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Nie ma sensu z nią rozmawiać.
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I can't afford to buy a Ford. start learning
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Nie stać mnie na kupno forda.
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