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A fugitive has been on the run for 90 minutes.
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napawać się, triumfować, chełpić się start learning
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if you are here to gloat...
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groźnie patrzeć, rzucać groźne spojrzenie start learning
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The patient is now on his way to robust good health. This computer is robust.
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wprowadzać(na urząd, do stowarzyszenia), powołać start learning
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You were never officially inducted into NightShades.
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start learning
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Your job is to spook people.
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fałszować/ tworzyć, rozpoczynać (znajomość) start learning
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podkopać (zaufanie), podważyć (autorytet), nadszarpywać (zdrowie) start learning
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He was punished because he undermined his teacher's authority. Hard physical work undermined his health.
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Our churn has never been so low.
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apodyktyczny, dominujący/ przytłaczający (zapach), narzucający się start learning
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She'd taken a big step away from her overbearing mother. The sound was surprisingly clear, warm and present without being overbearing.
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nieskazitelny, nienaganny, bez zarzutu start learning
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And above all, as she was to find, his manners were impeccable. The service at the restaurant was impeccable.
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rozpocząć na nowo, od nowa start learning
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I'm going to take my mask off and begin anew.
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powszechne występowanie, rozpowszechnienie/ przewaga, dominacja start learning
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Due to its prevalence, this problem is often overlooked. There is a prevalence of this opinion in the society.
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The prophet, realizing he has come too soon returns to his solitude.
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If it sounds like a mumbo jumbo to you, don't worry, I will explain that later.
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złowieszczy, złowrogi, przerażający start learning
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The place looked cold and ominous in the half light.
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And there was a third problem which perhaps overshadowed the other two.
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The single eye had the glare of a deranged man.
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wybitny, znaczący/ widoczny, wydatny start learning
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George Washington is a prominent figure in the history of the USA. Her prominent bust drew the attention of men.
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The changes took place in surprisingly rapid pace. He was running at a slow pace.
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nadchodzący (wybory), przyszły start learning
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He says a decision should be forthcoming three to five days after that point.
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parszywy, nędzny, kiepski, podły, okropny (np. bardzo złej jakości) start learning
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The guy is sneaky. I wouldn't trust him.
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The fact is, in this frenzy to identify alleged terrorists, everyone has become a suspect.
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kryształowa kula do przepowiadania przyszłości start learning
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