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mówić z wściekłością, awanturować się start learning
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She was "ranting and raving" in one phone call, he said.
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błyskawicznie coś wyciągnąć (np. pistolet, portfel) start learning
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start learning
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The impairment of her sight has gotten worse.
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uprzejmy, elegancki, wytworny start learning
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Outside he was a man of the world, confident, successful, debonair.
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wytrącony z równowagi, stukinięty start learning
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Do you ever get the sense the whole world is becoming unhinged from reality?
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Give me a minute, I need to get my pipes going.
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The party warmed up once I showed up.
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gablota/ wystawić na pokaz, promować/ pokazywać, prezentować start learning
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The company has showcased their new product during the conference. It's a great opportunity to showcase your talents. The most precious items are stored in the showcase.
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dozorca/ nadinspektor, komisarz (policji) / dyrektor, kierownik, inspektor start learning
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I've been the superintendent of schools In Hastings county for six years.
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I am firmly in the camp of those who believe she is not culpable
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It made her heart race to see such vile things.
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dostawać się, nadarzyć się start learning
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The news has yet to trickle down to the high schools. But change at the top does not trickle down easily.
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He was held for nearly 8 months in solitary confinement.
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In the face of this evidence both men were acquitted.
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It's just a wee rock with nothing much on it.
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cieknięcie, kapanie, ściekanie start learning
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They are most common where water is running or trickling.
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chodzić zamaszystym krokiem start learning
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He strode out of the room, a bit too quickly.
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zasadniczy, podstawowy, fundamentalny/ ukryty (np. problem, przyczyna), niejasny (trudny do zauważenja) start learning
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The underlying rule here is to be obedient. Can't you see the underlying issue here?
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naprawczy, wyrównawczy, rehabilitacyjny start learning
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The doctor gave him a remedial medication. A remedial therapy after stroke is essential. This has often led to the need for remedial classes in college.
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wyrzec się (wiary), odwoływać (złożone oświqdczenie), cofać (zeznanie) start learning
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Views may change, of course, but history cannot be recanted.
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śledczy, sądowy, kryminalistyczny start learning
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There was no forensic or medical evidence in the case, he said.
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And after this, where would she ever find a job in forensics?
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zasadzka, wciągnąć w zasadzkę start learning
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This canyon looks like a perfect place for an ambush. He says they're planning to ambush us once we cross the bridge.
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złamanie, pęknięcie/ podział, rozłam start learning
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I guess you've got a fracture.
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dźwignia finansowa/ wpływ, zdolność wywierania nacisku/ wykorzystać jak najefektywniej start learning
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He will be trying to leverage him to get an advantage. Leveraging our resources should yield the best results.
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gderliwy, zrzędliwy, marudzący, narzekający, naburmuszony start learning
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Maybe she's not up to looking after a grumpy old man.
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pomyłka, potknięcie, fuszerka, partactwo start learning
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Remember when I said one more cock-up and we say goodbye? We do not tolerate a cock-up here.
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It is more ecological to buy a refurbished product than a brand new one.
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nierozwiązana sprawa pozostająca otwarta na wypadek znalezienia nowych dowodów start learning
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It was a cold case for more than two decades.
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