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musujący, pieniący się; żywiołowy, tryskający życiem start learning
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His effervescent personality faded a little when he was asked about the future.
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pojawić się nagle i osiągnąć wielki sukces start learning
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This writer has burst onto the literary scene.
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start learning
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Over a period of 48 hours she suffocated to death.
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start learning
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Every table in the room was overflowing with toys and games.
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wywyższać się, iść dumnym krokiem start learning
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He fired up another cigarette and swaggered out of the office.
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oddanie starego towaru w rozliczeniu za nowy start learning
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We do accept trade-ins, and you can receive some money for the game you purchased.
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zorganizować coś tak, aby uniknąć problemów start learning
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One musy find a way to work around these complaints, as their solutions aren't as clear-cut as those of traditional order issues.
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osiągnąć coś, dokonać czegoś start learning
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Resolving serious customer complaints is challenging, but true business aficionados can pull it off.
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dotyczyć czegoś, odnosić się do czegoś start learning
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Generally, serious customer complaints pertain to issues that can not quickly be fixed.
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Let's wind this meeting up and go for a drink.
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oszałamiający, oślepiający start learning
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Wow! You look dazzling, girl.
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start learning
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The company has more than 200 people on the payroll.
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dofinansowanie, subwencja start learning
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Are we sure that the Irish bailout does not violate the Treaty of Maastricht?
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start learning
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The tenements in Naples were so shabby.
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rozmrożony, rozmrażać/ odszraniać (np. szyby) start learning
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Defrost the chicken before putting it in the oven.
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You cannot climb here without a harness. She put a harness on the horse before leading it out of the stable.
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My grandfather always smokes fish.
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She felt there would be too many families at the seaside and not enough single men.
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Resolving serious customer complaints is challenging, but true business aficionados can pull it off
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Their solutions aren't as clear-cut as those traditional order issues
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daleko idący (o zmianach), ogromny (sukces) start learning
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This was a sweeping change in the city's infrastructure
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The best interest of the child is always to be paramount.
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zwracać się (inwestycja), procentować czymś, przynosić (dochód), dawać, skutkować (wynik, odpowiedź) start learning
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Yielding a revenue of $150 000. I hope that this latest improvement will help us yield better results.
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He embraced the socialist ideology with enthusiasm.
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wywyższanie się, starania aby być lepszym od rywala start learning
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Don't waste time one-upping your rivals.
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start learning
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It has served as the most important principle behind all of Amazon's ventures.
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głośne domaganie się czegoś, głośne żądanie czegoś (podwyżek płac) start learning
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Find ways to make your customers excited and clamor for more.
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One thing I love about customers is that they are divinely discontent.
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w szybkim tempie, dynamiczny start learning
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In the fast-paced, cutthroat world of business, it's hard to know which opportunities are the right ones to leave behind.
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ostry, bezwzględny (o konkurencji) start learning
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In the fast-paced, cutthroat world of business, it's hard to know which opportunities are the right ones to leave behind.
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start learning
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przeszukać (dokument), przetrząsnąć (miejsce) start learning
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We scoured the psychological research on the science of attraction to find strategies to get people like you.
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The strategy is called mirroring, and it involves subtly mimicking the other person's behaviour.
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Researchers had 78 men and woman work on a task with a partner, who was really a confederate working for the researchers.
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Under certain circumstances, those interactions can develop into full-fledged friendships.
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bliskość, uczucie zrozumienia, pokrewieństwo start learning
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Men demonstrated a greater affinity for the woman they'd seen more often in class - even thought they hadn't interacted with any of them.
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Even if you don't live near your friends, try stickia steady routine with them, such as going out for coffee every week.
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Emotional contagion describes what happens when people are strongly influenced by the moods of other people.
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