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1. szemrać (jak woda poruszająca się wśród kamieni) 2. bełktoać
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What is real is separateness, and at some point in early babyhood, the idea of self starts to form start learning
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expand_moreical Realna jest tylko odrębność. ~~~ I na jakimś etapie niemowlęctwa, rodzi się pojęcie własnego 'ja'.
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opiekunka do dziecka (biorąca dziecko do swego domu)
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He seems to have resigned himself to bachelorhood. start learning
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place a bet - obstawiać I backed the slowest horse there was. I want to back this team - do you think they have a chance to win? Did you back the winner? start learning
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stawiać (pieniądze, np. na drużynę, konia) ostawiłem na najwolniejszego konia, jaki był. Chcę postawić na tę drużynę - myślisz, że mają szansę wygrać?
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to have one's back to the wall He owes money to everyone - he really has his back to the wall now. start learning
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I was content to take a back seat and let the rest of my family deal with the crisis. He's been putting all his energies into house-hunting recently so his studies have had to take a back seat. start learning
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arrears, deficit, liability, obligation They owe six weeks' back rent. start learning
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yield, not challenge I backed down when I saw him in the room. start learning
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Wycofałam się kiedy zobaczyłam go w pokoju.
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the house backs on to the golf course start learning
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tył budynku wychodzi na pole golfowe
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o decide not to do it, change your mind Everything was set up. Then, mysteriously, he backed out. start learning
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All this backbiting is destroying company morale. start learning
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backbone / backbone of something He's the backbone of the organization. Farmers are the backbone of this community. Stuart doesn’t have the backbone to be a good manager. start learning
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1. kręgosłup 2. odwaga - determinacja 3. podstawa czegoś
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backtalk - Ame / answer back Des is the only one here who dares give any backchat. None of your backchat – do your homework! start learning
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wzajemne oskarżenia, pyskowanie
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back room / back cloth (THEATRE)/ backstage The decision was made in the back room, so nobody knows how it was reached. After the performance he went backstage. start learning
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kulisy, miejsce niedostępne dla przeciętnego człowieka (gdzie zapadają decyzje) Decyzja została podjęta za kulisami, więc nikt nie wie, jak do niej doszło
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Is to comb your hair against the way it grows in order to make it look thicker and shape it into a style SYN tease start learning
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The ban was backdated to midnight on Monday. Backdate your facebook post correctly start learning
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opatrywać wcześniejszą datą (np. dokument, czek), antydatować
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ally, support, promote, advocate We couldn't make it happen without the support from our backers. We have gained many backers during the campaign. He is a backer known for his intuition. start learning
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The company’s new policy backfired when a number of employees threatened to quit. start learning
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spalić na panewce, obracać się przeciw komuś, odnosić odwrotny skutek
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gra planszowa dla dwóch graczy. Każdy z graczy dysponuje 15 pionami w odrębnych kolorach, które przesuwa po planszy, składającej się z 24 pól (trójkątów), nazywanych liniami, zgodnie z liczbą oczek wyrzuconych na dwóch kostkach.
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I had to do a lot of background reading before starting my PhD project. Some lectures require background reading. start learning
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dodatkowa lektura (na temat)
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backhanded compliment/remark Even my good reviews have tended to be back-handed compliments,' he says. 'They'll say I was good and "almost unbearably grotesque".'. Saying she's improved comes over as a backhanded compliment. start learning
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briber / bribee 2. backhander (SLANG) start learning
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1. łapówkarz, osoba przekupiona / łapówkarz (osoba, która oferuje łapówkę)
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It could cause a tremendous backlash in CAA and bring down the director. The interrogation created backlash in the community. start learning
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gwałtowna reakcja (przeciwko czemuś), ostry sprzeciw
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There is a backlog of repairs and maintenance in schools. There is a backlog of EFODs to enter to the USOAP start learning
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zaległości (nagromadzone zaległe rzeczy do wykonania)
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A back number of a magazine or newspaper is the same as a back issue. I was trying to find back number of Int Air Reviewe about the Chopin Airport start learning
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stary numer, numer archiwalny
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He will receive $6,000 in back pay. I waited about 2 months for my back pay from WSiZ start learning
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retreat, withdraw, backtrack They are backpedalling on the commitment to cut taxes. I offended falsely Robert couple of times when I realized that I had to backpedal with the head down. start learning
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Your backside is the part of your body that you sit on. start learning
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odwrotny ukośnik \ ukośnik (znak)
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to lapse into bad habits or vices from a state of virtue, religious faith, etc It it goes to writing PhD It's very easy to backslide, to find an excuse for not doing it. After 3 weeks of not masturbating he just backslid really hard. start learning
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powrót na złą drogę / do dawnych nałogów
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The small church of San Michel is tucked away in a narrow back street of Port-au-Prince. start learning
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pływanie stylem grzbietowym
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He barely made ends meet. When I was young, my parents really had to struggle to make ends meet start learning
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On ledwo wiązał koniec z końcem. Kiedy byłem młody, moi rodzice naprawdę z wielkim trudem wiązali koniec z końcem
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synonimy: ahead of time, in advance Parents are encouraged to enhance their children experience by preparing carefully for tge day beforehand. How could she tell beforehand that I was going to go out? I'd rung up beforehand to book a table. start learning
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najpierw, przedtem, uprzednio, zawczasu, z góry
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A backwater is a place that is isolated. start learning
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A backing is a layer of something such as cloth that is put onto the back of something in order to strengthen or protect it. start learning
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She backed her favourite horse and said goodbye to her family. I don't know how to back a horse start learning
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dosiadać, wsiadać (na konia) Ona dosiadła swego ulubionego konia i pożegnała się z rodziną. Nie wiem jak się dosiada konia
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financial backing Without backing that was provided by many great people we won't be able to afford the treatment of Emilka. start learning
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wsparcie, poparcie (szczególnie pomoc finansowa) Bez wsparcia wielu świetnych ludzi nie będzie nas stać na leczenie Emilki
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Ania Karwan also sang backing vocals for Maryla Rodowicz. The backing of a popular song is the music which is sung or played to accompany the main tune start learning
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These maps with a cloth backing last longer. A backing is a layer of something such as cloth that is put onto the back of something in order to strengthen or protect it. start learning
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They appeared to backtrack on their original demands. 1. to return by the same route by which one has come 2. to retract or reverse one's opinion, action, policy, etc start learning
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1. wracać się, cofać się (tą samą trasą) 2. wycofać się (np. z czegoś, co się powiedziało), zmieniać zdanie reverse retreat withdraw
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backwardness At a certain age, it's not viable for men to take a backward step into unskilled work... the backward nomadic hunting societies. start learning
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1. tylny, wsteczny 2. opóźniony w rozwoju, zacofany (gospodarczo, technologicznie)
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Count backwards from 10. He is creeping backwards. Don't look backwards over your shoulder. start learning
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za siebie, do tyłu, wstecz Policz od 10 w tył. On skrada się do tyłu. Nie oglądaj się za siebie przez ramię.
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Smoking is bad for your health. Too much salt can be bad for you. It is bad for kids to be on their own so much. start learning
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być złym dla kogoś (np. o używkach), szkodzić komuś
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After 5 years they paid bad debt of Mike's father. bad debt is an amount owed to a creditor that is unlikely to be paid start learning
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dług nieściągalny, wierzytelność nieściągalna (np. z powodu bankructwa dłużnika) Po 5 latach spłacili nieściągalny dług taty Majka.
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Wisdom is the badge of maturity. start learning
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I saw a badger in the forest. start learning
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Widziałem borsuka w lesie.
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pester - dręczyć, narzucać się, narzucać się She badgered her doctor time and again, pleading with him to do something. They kept phoning and writing, badgering me to go back. Richard's mother badgered him into taking a Spanish wife. start learning
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wiercić dziurę w brzuchu, zasypywać pytaniami
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they are badly off (for money) Social housing hurts the badly off. We're not badly off, but we're not exactly rich, either. start learning
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źle im się powodzi, źle sytuowany
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Ms Tamara is a stubborn, claim and bad-tempered person. start learning
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Tamara jest osobą upartą, roszczeniową i o złym usposobieniu
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confuse, puzzle flirtatious-kokieteryjny 1. Her smile often baffles me 2. The compliment from her baffled me start learning
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zbić z tropu, wprawić w zakłopotanie, zaskoczyć, zaskakiwać, zmylić 1. Jej uśmiech często wprawia mnie w zakłopotanie 2. Komplement od niej zaskoczył mnie
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I find his behaviour baffling. Learning Spanish in IATA is really a baffling problem for me. I was constantly ill, with a baffling array of symptoms. Having a sister was baffling problem for Suzie:) start learning
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zaskakujący, kłoptliwy, zdumiewający Jego zachowanie zdumiewa mnie
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She's such a stupid old bag! Why did you marry that old bag? Tell that old bag to go away. start learning
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brzydka kobieta, raszpla, babsztyl, babol (używane obraźliwie
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It is my bag. It has nothing to do with you. It's her bag, leave her alone start learning
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czyjaś sprawa, czyjś interes, czyjś biznes To moja sprawa. Ty nie masz z tym nic wspólnego. To jej biznes, zostaw ją w spokoju
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The smart ones will have already bagged their seats. Bags I go first! I guess Mike's bugged too long the treadmil so one guy was really angry because of that. start learning
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Look at those funny scottish bagpipers start learning
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narodowy instrument szkocki (dudy)
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Your Honor, we ask that bail be set at two million dollars, Dawid was released on bail because judge granted it. start learning
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kaucja, poręczenie (np. za więźnia) Wysoki Sądzie, prosimy o ustanowienie kaucji w wysokości dwóch milionów dolarów. Dawid wyszedł za kaucję po uprzedniej zgodzie sędziego.
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If the bank won't lend me any more money, I know my mother will bail me out. start learning
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poratować finansowo / wsparcie finansowe
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Collector A bailiff is a law officer who makes sure that the decisions of a court are obeyed. Bailiffs can take a person's furniture or possessions away if the person owes money. start learning
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tease, provoke, annoy, irritate Lucy seemed to take a positive delight in baiting him. start learning
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1. drażnić, dokuczać 2. przynęta
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from the bakers' former practice of giving thirteen rolls where twelve were requested, to protect themselves against accusations of giving light weight start learning
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He stared out across the baking roofs of Rome. start learning
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blacha/forma do poeczenia ciasta / brytfanna do mięsa
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as an afterthought On balance, she felt he could wait for another month. On balance he agreed that she had really difficult slings and arrows start learning
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po zastanowieniu / po namyśle 2. wziąwszy wszystko pod uwagę
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Following poor result of interogation Greg's career is in the balance start learning
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The announcement came in a bald statement from the official news agency. The bald truth is he's just not happy. start learning
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1. prosty, szczery, bez ogródek 2. łysy
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The plane's engine failed and the pilot was forced to bail out. The actor has bailed out of the film after only three weeks' shooting. start learning
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wyskoczyć na spadochronie
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Balearic Islands are an archipelago of Spain in the western Mediterranean Sea, near the eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula. he four largest islands are Majorca, Minorca, Ibiza and Formentera. start learning
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menacing, threatening, dangerous, frightening He gave me a baleful look/glance. He and his baleful influence start learning
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1. I balked at cleaning the lavatory. 2. My parents went to trial for a pear-tree on the balk. 3. This house is supported by wooden balks. start learning
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1. wzdragać się 2. miedza 3. belka, krawędziak (w budownictwie)
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He was the president of the company, so he has to be on the ball. Liberals take eyes off the ball start learning
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mieć łeb na karku (ogarniać co się dzieje dookoła, rozumieć co się dzieje dookoła) On był prezesem firmy, więc musi mieć łeb na karku
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We are taking our eye off the ball again. start learning
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My cat likes playing with a ball of wool. start learning
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kulka, kłębek, gałka (coś w kształcie kuli) Mój kot lubi bawić się kłębkiem wełny
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Ball the paper and throw at Peter's head. He balled some snow and built a snowman start learning
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zwinąć coś w kulkę, uformować coś w kulisty kształt Zwiń papier w kulkę i rzuć w głowę Petera. Uformował trochę śniegu w kulisty kształt i zbudował bałwana.
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set the ball rolling or start the ball rolling The banks set the ball rolling when they reduced their lending rates. Let me call the chief investigator on the case in Heidelberg and set the ball rolling. start learning
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puszczać mechanizm w ruch
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The prosecution lawyer came up with a deal, but the defendant refused to play ball. The family wanted him to be taken care of at home, but the insurance company refused to play ball. start learning
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the ball is in your court start learning
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następny ruch należy do ciebie
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ballot box - urna, ballot paper - karta do głosowania 80% of the workforce voted for a strike in a secret ballot. Social change can be achieved through the ballot box. start learning
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Their sermons were intended to bamboozle the workers into obedience. He bamboozled Mercer into defeat. He was bamboozled by con men. start learning
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oszukać, wrabiać kogoś w coś
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He banded her eyes so that she couldn't see anything. The officer banded the spot with red tape start learning
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On obwiązał jej oczy, aby nic nie mogła zobaczyć. Policjant obwiązał miejsce czerwoną taśmą
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Rainbow Is A Colorful Arc Shaped Band Of Light In The Sky. I saw a band of light in the dark. This band of land belongs to me. start learning
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1. pas, pasmo, smuga 2. wstążka 3. opaska 4. zespół, kapela Zobaczyłem smugę światła w ciemności. To pasmo ziemi należy do mnie.
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When times are tough, you can either band together to create a strong united front or start turning on each other. start learning
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zrzeszać, zbierać się w grupy
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bandaid US, sticking plaster BR, adhesive bandage US start learning
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A bandstand is a platform with a roof where a military band or a brass band can play in the open air. start learning
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Who was that little man with the incredibly bandy legs?' start learning
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Large figures were bandied around, but no money was ever paid. Many names have been bandied about in the press as the manager’s replacement. Young players now hear various sums bandied around about how much players are getting start learning
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szafować, rzucać czymś, sypać czymś jak z rękawa (np. nazwiskami, propozycjami)
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Brand shook his head. He was tired of bandying words with her. The prosecution and defense were bandying accusations back and forth. Many of the programmes started off as ideas just bandied to and fro between producer and writer. start learning
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prześcigać się, wymieniać, obszrucać
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he is the bane of my life start learning
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on jest zmorą mojego życia
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bang on time, dead on time, right on time start learning
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bangers and mash (= potatoes), ... this clapped-out old banger. Banger racing is a tarmac or dirt track racing type of motorsport event popularised in Europe start learning
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petarda (robiąca dużo hałasu) BE inf, kiełabaska, gruchot, rzęch (o starym samochodzie) inf
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łańcuszek na rękę, bransoletka
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bangs (AmE), fringe (BrE) fringe My bangs were cut short, but the rest of my hair was long. start learning
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The plane banked steeply. start learning
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Let's sit down on the sandy river bank. I went up the grassy bank and looked at the river. The soldiers hid behind the bank start learning
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brzeg, nasyp, skarpa, wał Usiądźmy na piaszczystym brzegu rzeki. Wszedłem na trawiasty wał i popatrzyłem na rzekę.Żołnierze skryli się za nasypem
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There is a bank of TV sets in the shop. I have a bank of monitors in my office. An employee oversees plant operations via a big bank of computers in the control room start learning
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rząd (np. telewizorów, monitorów) W sklepie jest rząd telewizorów. Mam rząd monitorów w moim biurze.
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There's a heavy cloud bank coming up from the south. There is a bank of fog in my garden. start learning
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Zobaczyłem obłok chmur na niebie. W moim ogrodzie jest tuman mgły.
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bank draft is a payment on behalf of a payer that is guaranteed by the issuing bank. start learning
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przekaz bankowy, trata bankowa, polecenie wypłaty Bank draft, to czek wystawiony przez bank, pozwalający na obciażenie konta bankowego należącego do banku, gdzieś tam na świecie.
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I want the banner headline to be red. start learning
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duży, szeroki nagłówek (często na całą szerokość strony) całostronicowy tytuł Chcę, aby duży nagłówek był czerwony
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The banns were published in their local parish church. start learning
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