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to see something or someone for a very short time start learning
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to look for a long time at someone or something or in a particular direction start learning
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to look at someone or something for a long time and not move your eyes start learning
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to look somewhere for a short time start learning
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to look at something for a short time, often when you do not want other people to see you She ... at them through the fence. start learning
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She peeped at them through the fence.
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to look carefully or with difficulty start learning
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to cry, usually because you are sad start learning
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to quickly close and then open one eye, in order to be friendly or to show that something is a joke start learning
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czysty przypadek, loteria start learning
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to expect (wrongly) your luck will be good all the time start learning
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To select blindly from the available options in the hopes of achieving a fortunate or beneficial end result. start learning
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To become wealthy very quickly or suddenly. start learning
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to be fortunate enough to find what you are looking for start learning
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be in disgrace/być w niełasce start learning
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to find something hard to do and spend a lot of time on it, although it is not difficult start learning
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the calm before the storm
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to hear a piece of information that someone else was trying to keep secret start learning
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Confident and cheerful. (idiom) start learning
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to get lost or go in the wrong direction start learning
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to encourage someone to do bad things that they should not do sprowadzać kogoś na złą drogę start learning
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He was led astray by his friends.
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the act of avoiding something or someone Her speech was full of excuses and ... and never properly addressed the issue. start learning
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Her speech was full of excuses and evasions and never properly addressed the issue.
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podczas gdy, natomiast (compared with the fact that) His parents were rich, ... mine had to struggle. start learning
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His parents were rich, whereas mine had to struggle.
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Injuries ..., he won the semi-final match. start learning
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Injuries notwithstanding, he won the semi-final match.
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móc coś zrobić (to be likely to do something) He's ... to make a fuss if you wake him. start learning
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liable (be liable to do sth) He's liable to make a fuss if you wake him.
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odpowiedzialny (legally responsible) Corporate officials are ... for the safety of their employees. start learning
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Corporate officials are liable for the safety of their employees.
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lamentowanie, opłakiwanie start learning
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The ... of an entire race had decided the outcome. start learning
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The predominance of an entire race had decided the outcome.
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z góry wyrobiony sąd, opinia, uprzedzenie It is not a crime to have ... based on race. start learning
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It is not a crime to have preconceptions based on race.
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dylemat, kłopot, trudne położenie (Nie jestem pewny, jak znaleźliśmy się w takim trudnym położeniu.) start learning
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I'm not sure how we found ourselves in this predicament.
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dwuznaczność, niejednoznaczność, wieloznaczność (Niech mi będzie wolno wypowiedzieć się wyraźnie na ten temat, aby nie pozostawiać miejsca na dwuznaczności.) start learning
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Let me be very clear on this so there is no room for ambiguity.
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ujawnienie, wyjawienie (np. poufnej informacji) (Musieliśmy zamknąć tę tajną bazę wojskową ze względu na wyjawienie jej umiejscowienia.) start learning
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We had to close this secret military base due to the disclosure of its location.
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rozpieścić, rozpuścić, zepsuć (dziecko) start learning
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usunięty, poroniony, zatrzymany start learning
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dymisjonować kogoś, zwalniać z urzędu (premiera) start learning
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popełniać (np. błąd, przestępstwo) And I have not ... an act of war since then. start learning
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And I have not an act of war since then.
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On nakreślił granice stanu na mapie. start learning
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He delineated the boundaries of the state on the map.
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nie uiścić należności, nie uregulować płatności, nie wywiązać się, zalegać start learning
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Sherlock Holmes was the very ... of analytical thinking start learning
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Sherlock Holmes was the very paragon of analytical thinking
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błagać, napraszać się, upraszać "For three years we have ... the President to take action." start learning
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"For three years we have implored the President to take action."
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Harry Houdini ... Spiritualism start learning
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Harry Houdini denounced Spiritualism...
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wyczyn, dokonanie, osiągnięcie The alternative explanation for his ... of escapism start learning
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The alternative explanation for his feats of escapism
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he could somehow ... his wrists in order to escape handcuffs start learning
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ograniczony, duszny (miejsce) His ability to spend long periods of time in ... places. start learning
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His ability to spend long periods of time in confined places.
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podróżujący święty w religii hinduistycznej start learning
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śmierć pozorna, zawieszenie czynności życiowych start learning
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the whole structure is tightly packed together which makes it... start learning
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the whole structure is tightly packed together which makes it incompressible
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(Jeśli chodzi o spotkanie, zaczyna się o 9:00.) start learning
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As for the meeting, it starts at 9:00
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pochłaniać, wsuwać, pałaszować The air ... by an average person start learning
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The air shifted by an average person
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bystrość (umysłu), sprawność, zręczność (manualna) start learning
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wyczerpujący, obszerny, wszechstronny, pełny, kompleksowy start learning
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He made a comprehensive study on
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He was able to ... lockpicks start learning
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He was able to conceal lockpicks
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(Amerykańska pomysłowość jest znana na całym świecie.) start learning
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The American ingenuity is famous throughout the world.
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brzeg, krawędź (nie edge) start learning
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nadzwyczaj, wyjątkowo, wysoce All Houdini's feats are ... explicable start learning
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All Houdini's feats are eminently explicable
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mozolny chód, forsowny marsz (Forsowny marsz przez tundrę zajął nam cały dzień.) start learning
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The trudge through the tundra took us the whole day.
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plaga, zaraza (insekty atakujące rośliny) start learning
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albedo (biała część owoców cytrusowych), miąższ / sedno, kwintesencja start learning
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kask tropikalny, hełm korkowy start learning
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osoba przekazująca tradycję start learning
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She smiled ... and immediately started crying. start learning
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She smiled faintly and immediately started crying
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niechlujny, obskurny (o pomieszczeniu) start learning
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nikczemny (zamiar), podły (czyn), brudny (interes) His ... intention has been quickly noticed start learning
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His sordid intention has been quickly noticed
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protekcjonalny «traktujący innych z wyższością i pobłażliwą przychylnością; też: świadczący o takim traktowaniu» His ... smile was the only reason he was denied at the interview start learning
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His condescending smile was the only reason he was denied at the interview
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nabywać, zdobywać, przyswajać, osiągać (np. umiejętności) I have ... my bartending skills in school. start learning
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I have aquired my bartending skills in school.
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trochę, w niewielkim stopniu I was ... interested in the lesson. start learning
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I was remotely interested in the lesson.
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głuptas, prostak, naiwniak Antek is a ... He is just stupid. start learning
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Antek is a simpleton. He is just stupid.
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