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      Example: "After working three all-nighters, she was completely spun out and couldn't focus."   start learning
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      rozwodzić się nad czymś też zaburzona świadomość   
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      to handle thoughtlessly, ignorantly, or mischievously I could tell that someone had been fiddling with the carefully set controls on my entertainment system. play (with) toy (with) fool (with) tamper (with)   start learning
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      beffiting somebody's position    start learning
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      wriggled through something    start learning
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      a tone that signifies something important, often something bad or significant for the future (ominous, foreboding):   start learning
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      przekazać tajemnicę, podzielić się tajemnicą   
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      whole cities put to the torch   start learning
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      The child's legs dangle from the high chair as he eats   start learning
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      skrępowany, niepewny, niespokojny   
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      nagromadzenie, zgromadzenie   
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      as solemn as wisdom herself   start learning
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      jerked her cloak around her    start learning
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      szarpnęła pelerynę wokół siebie   
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      The phrase "to a tee" comes from the world of golf. When you place your ball on a tee before hitting it, you want it to be perfectly positioned for your shot. So, "to a tee" means something is done just right, with precision.   start learning
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      to jest Moireine w czystej postaci.   
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      * Grumble (a low, rumbling sound, often indicating dissatisfaction) * Growl (a low, guttural sound, often indicating anger or warning) * Wheeze (a breathy, whistling sound, often from difficulty breathing)    start learning
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      * Marudzenie (niski, dudniący dźwięk, często oznaczający niezadowolenie) * Warczenie (niski, gardłowy dźwięk, często oznaczający gniew lub ostrzeżenie) * Świszczący, świszczący dźwięk, często wynikający z trudności w oddychaniu)   
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      a harsh, low, or husky vocal sound (human): * Rasp (often due to a sore throat or age) * Gravel (as in, "his voice was gravelly") * Hoarse (often due to a sore throat or shouting) * Husky (deep, somewhat rough, but often appealing)    start learning
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