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niebezpieczeństwo/ ból, cierpienie, rozpacz start learning
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She was a lady in distress and I helped her. I didn't mean to cause you distress.
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start learning
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I can't believe he was let off the hook again.
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start learning
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There would be bo more handout
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start learning
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They keep the records of all their expenses in this ledger.
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zbliża się, nadciąga (o czymś nieprzyjemnym) start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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The idea is not so outlandish as it might seem.
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protokułować, streszczać spotkanie start learning
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I was taking the minutes of the meeting.
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start learning
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Nina personally witnessed Sean infidelity
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start learning
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nabrzeże, dzielnica nabrzeża start learning
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The waterfront was guarded by warships.
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zwerbować, zaciągać się do wojska, zjednywać sobie(członków) start learning
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The other was my time as an enlisted man in the Army.
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pogarszać się (o stanie czegoś), podupadać (o zdrowiu) start learning
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I think once you stop doing something that you’ve done, especially if you enjoyed doing it, and it gave you a sense of purpose, you could go downhill quickly.
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strąk, roślina strączkowa start learning
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dawka, spożycie, pobór (no. płynów) start learning
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their calorific intake to output is always in near balance and often net-negative, so they burn a lot of fat
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Dr. Willcox explains some of the secrets to living a long and healthy life, the Okinawan way, which really boils down to “balance”
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start learning
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They may have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years.
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chudy, szczupły (w atrakcyjny sposób) start learning
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My girlfriend is very lean because she eats healthy. I'm on a diet and I can eat only lean meat.
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długowieczność, długotrwałość start learning
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God blessed him with longevity.
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start learning
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W ich oczach byłem po prostu kolejnym obdartym żebrakiem. In their eyes I was probably just another ragged beggar.
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start learning
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But when she started talking, something feral came into her eyes.
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start learning
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wyciągnąć kogoś z kłopotów, poratować finansowo, wpłacić za kogoś kaucję start learning
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Your grandpa's been arrested and we have to bail him out.
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start learning
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A handout now would put the company back on course.
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nadchodzący, nadjeżdżający start learning
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pobłażać, pozwalać sobie, rozpieszczać start learning
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Mother has always indulged you far above the rest of us.
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