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start learning
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wpisać, wklepać, wstukać coś
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rezultat, wynik, następstwo
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wyskoczyć na spadochronie
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uniknąć (czegoś), wymigać się
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start learning
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rozwodzić się (nad czymś)
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Remember that you can always confide in me. start learning
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zwierzać się, powierzać komuś sekret
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Dr Smith is very busy but she'll try to fit you in tomorrow. start learning
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start learning
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zwymyślać komuś, nawrzeszczeć na kogoś
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This is a beautiful house with an excellent layout plan. start learning
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We decided to cut through the forest and then go straight home. start learning
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start learning
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chwiać się, iść chwiejnym krokiem
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start learning
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You're looking a bit shifty. What have you been doing? start learning
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wyglądający podejrzanie, nie budzący zaufania
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He was turned out of his flat because he didn't pay the rent. start learning
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wyrzucać kogoś, wyeksmitować
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I love being here as the people are all so friendly and welcoming. start learning
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You'd better smarten up a bit before the interview. start learning
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poprawić się (o wyglądzie), odświeżyć się
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start learning
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w dobrym nastroju, optymistyczny
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start learning
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czynić aluzję do czegoś/kogoś, nawiązywać
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start learning
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The kids were horsing around in the kitchen and they broke two plates. start learning
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rozrabiać, wygłupiać się, dokazywać
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start learning
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cynk, poufna informacja, ostrzeżenie
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David dug out some old family photos to show me. start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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A few typing mistakes crept into the report. start learning
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