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dziadkowie (i babcie) [
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grandparents]
rodzice [
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parents]
rodzeństwo [
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sibilings]
tesciowie [
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parents-in-law]
krewni [
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relatives / relations]
mama [
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mum]
mamusia [
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mummy]
ojciec [
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father]
tata [
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dad]
tatuś [
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daddy]
małżonek/małżonka [
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spouse]
potomek, latorośl
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offspring
potomek [
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descendant]
najstarsze dziecko w rodzinie [
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the eldest child]
dziecko urodzone pomiędzy najstarszym a najmłodszym [
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medium/middle child]
najmłodsze dziecko [
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the youngest child]
człowiek pozostający na utrzymaniu (uzalezniony materialnie) [
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dependant]
wnuk [
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grandson]
wnuczka [
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granddaughter]
wnuczki [
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grandchildren]
pradziadek [
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great-grandfather]
prababcia [
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great- grandmother]
prawnuczki great grandchildren -
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great grandchildren granddaughter -
siostra (skrót) [
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sis]
brat (skrót) [
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bro]
bliźniaki [
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twins]
jedynak [
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an only child]
brat przyrodni [
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half-brother]
teściowie [
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in-laws]
tesciowa [
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mother-in-law]
teść [
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father-in-law]
szwagier [
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brother-in-law]
szwagierka [
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sister-in-law]
macocha [
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step-mother]
ojczym [
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step-father]
zięć [
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son-in-law]
synowa [
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daughter-in-law]
współpracownik kolega/ koleżanka z pracy [
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colleague]
kolega od korespondencji listownej [
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pen friend]
stały chłopak [
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steady boyfriend]
była dziewczyna [
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ex-girlfriend]
były chłopak [
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ex-boyfriend]
były mąż [
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ex-husband]
była żona [
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ex-wife]
obcy [
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stranger]
znajomy [
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acquaintance]
sąsiad [
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neighbour]
szef/ szefowa [
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boss]
sierota [
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orphan]
dziecko wziete na wychowanie [
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foster child]
przybrani rodzice [
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foster parents]
twoja druga "połówka" [
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significant other]
powiernik/czka [
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confidant]
lokator [
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lodger]
współlokator [
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flatmate]
rodzina z jednym rodzicem [
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single-parent family]
małżeństwo [
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marriage]
separacja [
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separation]
rozwód [
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divorce]
wychowanie [
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upbringing]
para (ludzi) [
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couple]
młoda para [
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young couple]
para małżeńska [
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married couple]
udane małżeństwo [
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good match]
pokolenie [
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generation]
przodek [
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forefather]
powinowaci [
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in-laws]
przodkowie [
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ancestors]
bliski krewny [
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close relative]
daleki krewny [
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distant relative]
rodzina bliższa [
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immediate family]
rodzina dalsza [
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extended family]
stara panna [
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spinster]
stary kawaler [
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bachelor]
trojaczki [
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triplets]
wdowa [
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widow]
wdowiec [
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widower]
zwiazek nieślubny [
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common law marriage]
niemowlę [
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newly born baby]
małe dziecko [
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infant]
berbeć / pędrak [
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toddler]
młody chłopak / dziewczyna [
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young boy / girl]
dorastający młodzieniec / dziewczyna [
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adolescent]
młodzieniec [
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youngster]
nastolatek [
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teenager]
dorosły [
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adult / grown-up]
trzydziestolatek [
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thirtyish]
czterdziestolatek [
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fortyish]
piędziesięciolatek [
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fiftyish]
mężczyzna / kobieta w średnim wieku [
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middle aged man / woman]
staruszek [
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old man]
starsza pani [
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elderly lady]
staruszka [
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old woman]
mężczyzna / kobieta w podeszłym wieku [
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old aged man / woman]
przed siedemdziesiątką [in his / her late sixties]
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before the seventies [in his / her late sixties]
zbliżający się do 70 [
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coming up to 70]
emeryt [
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pensioner]
kawaler / panna [
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single]
zaręczona/y [
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engaged]
żonaty / zamężna [
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married]
szczęśliwie zamężna [
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hapilly married]
w separacji [
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separatek]
rozwiedziona/y [
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divorced]
spokrewniona z [
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related to]
owdowiała/y [
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widowed]
matka spodziewająca sie dziecka [
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expectant mother]
budzic się [
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to wake up]
wstawać o [
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to get up At]
spać do południa [
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to sleep till neon]
iść do łazienki [
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go to the bathroom]
myć się [
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to wash oneself]
brać prysznic [
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to take a shower]
kąpać się [
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to have a bath]
myć swoje zęby [
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to brush your teeth]
czesać włosy [
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to comb your hair]
golić się [
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to shave oneself]
ubierać się [
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to dress oneself]
przygotowywac [
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śniadanie to prepare breakfast]
jeść śniadanie [
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to have / eat breakfast]
iść do pracy [
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to go to work]
dojeżdzać do pracy [
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to commute to work]
zacząć pracę o [
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to start work at]
robić przerwę na lunch [
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to have a lunch break]
wracać do domu [
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to come back home]
odpoczywać [
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to relax / rest]
uprawiać sport [
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to go in for/ play sport]
oglądać TV [
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to watch TV]
pójść na spacer [
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to go for a walk / stroll]
robić zakupy [
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to do shopping]
gotować [
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to cook]
zajmować się dziećmi [
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to take care of children]
odebrać dziecko ze szkoły [
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to pick up a child from school]
zajmować się uprawą roślin [
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to do gardening]
spożywać podwieczorek [
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to have tea]
jeść obiad (właściwie to obiado-kolacja) [
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to have dinner]
odrobić lekcje [
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to do homework]
przegladać internet [
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to surf / browse internet]
iść na randkę [
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to out on a date]
iść do pabu [
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to go to a pub]
spędzać czas z przyjaciółmi [
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to spend time with friends]
modlic się [
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to pray]
słuchać muzyki [
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to listen to music]
iść do łóżka [
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go to bed]
iść do łóżka w troche innym celu (wersja dla dorosłych) [
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go to the bed]
czytac książkę [
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to read a book]
zasnąć [
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to fall asleep]
przesiadywać do późna [
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to sit up late]
Boże Narodzenie [
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Christmas]
drugi dzień Świąt Bożego Narodzenia [
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Boxing Day]
Sylwester [
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New Year's Eve]
Nowy Rok [
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New Year's Day]
Walentynki [
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St Valentine's Day]
Niedziela Palmowa [
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Palm Sunday]
Wielki Piątek [
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Good Friday]
Wielkanoc [
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Easter]
Wielka Niedziela [
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Easter Sunday]
Dzień Niepodległości [
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Independence Day]
Dzień Ojca [
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Father's Day]
Dzień Matki [
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Mother's Day]
Święto Zmarłych [
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All Saints' Day]
urodziny [
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Birthday]
oczekiwać dziecka [
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to be expecting baby]
być w ciąży [
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to be pregnant]
urodzić dziecko [
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to have a baby]
wychowywać [
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to raise / bring up]
dorastać [
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to grow up]
opiekowac się kimś [
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to look after sb]
zaręczyć się [
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to get engaged]
ożenic się / wyjść za mąż [
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to get married]
osiąść; ustabilizowac życie [
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to settle down]
założyć rodzinę [
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to start a family]
ponownie się ożenić [
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to remarry]
rządzić w małzeństwie [
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to wear the trousers in the family]
to (jakaś cecha) jest rodzinne [
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to run in the family]
iść na randkę [
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to go on a date]
być zapalonym (np. wędkarzem) [
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to be keen on (fishing)]
pasjonować sie czymś [
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to be fond of sth]
żyć z kimś w dobrych stosunkach [
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to get on well with sb]
ubóstwiać kogoś [
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to idolise sb]
odziedziczyć [
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to inherit]
rozumieć się bez słów; świetnie się dogadywać [
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to get on like a house on fire]
być dla kogoś przykładem [
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to be an authority figure for someone]
nie rozmawiac ze sobą (gniewanie się) [
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not to be on speaking terms]
nie znosić kogoś [
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can't stand someone]
nienawidzieć czegos/kogoś [
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to hate sth/sb]
spoglądać na kogos z pogardą [
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to look down on sb]
rozwieść się [
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to get divorced]
zerwac z kimś [
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to split up with someone]
być czarną owcą w rodzinie [
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to be a black sheep]
być dokuczliwą żoną [
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to be nagging wife]
być mamimsynkiem [
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to be a mummy's boy]
pantoflarz [
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to be hen-pecked husband]
trzymać meża pod pantoflem [
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to keep one's husband under one's thumb]
ślub z konieczności [
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a shot-gun wedding]
odrzucac (obrzydzać) [
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kogoś to put someone off]
być upierdliwym [
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to be pain in the neck]
psuć dziecko [
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to spoil a child]
być nadopiekuńczym rodzicem [
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to be an overprotective patent]
randka [
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date]
ślub [
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wedding]
pogrzeb [
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funeral]
miesiąc miodowy (podróż poślubna) [
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honeymoon]
chrzest [
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christening]
rocznica ślubu [
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wedding anniversary]
zaręczyny [
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engagement]
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