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mieć koncert I've been short of money lately, so I'm thinking about a gig.
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puke(slang), vomit He got drunk and barfed all over the carpet. The smell was so disgusting it made me want to barf.
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to talk about something with someone else in order to reach agreement about it: You two hash out the details of the presentation.
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She had black hair with a blue streak.
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gniazdko, podłączyć się, w żyłę start learning
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The headphone jack in my phone is broken and I can't listen to music. I need to jack, give me the syringe.
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Wypróbowałem już kilka metod rozwiązywania problemów ZE SWOJEJ STORNY start learning
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I have already attempted several troubleshooting methods on my end
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not explicitly expressed
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wytłumaczenie, interpretacja (słowa podczas tłumaczenia) start learning
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This rendering of a classic Shakespeare's play was peculiar
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o gustach się nie dyskutuje start learning
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theres no accounting for taste
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oziębły (relacja) chłodny (klimat) start learning
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(of weather conditions or the conditions in a room) extremely cold: Few plants can grow in such a frigid environment.
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exhibition game
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Ingratiating behaviour is intended to make people like you:
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nauki ścisłe i przyrodnicze start learning
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exact and natural sciences
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obietnica, przysięga (np. wierności) start learning
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No, by my troth, I did not mean such love
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nieustanny (deszcz), nieprzerwany (hałas) start learning
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This incessant rain is depressing
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secretly, without anyone seeing or knowing Joe surreptitiously had a look in the answer book. an audiotape of the surreptitiously recorded conversation
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wodolejstwo, brzmienie, dobór słów, sformułowanie start learning
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language that is very complicated and contains a lot of unnecessary words His explanation was wrapped up in so much technical verbiage that I couldn't understand it.
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niewspółpasować, niewspółpracować start learning
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to arrange parts of a machine or system so that they do not fit together correctly, with the result that they do not work well together: If the wheels are misaligned, it can cause excessive wear on your tyres.
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na rozdrożu, niezdecydowany, wahający się (przed podjęciem decyzji) start learning
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on the fence about something
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liczebnie silniejszy, z przewagą start learning
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an area of soft, wet ground that you sink into if you try to walk on it: a difficult and dangerous situation Since the coup, the country has sunk deeper into a quagmire of violence and lawlessness... At the end of the game, the pitch was a real quagmire.
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He kept saying my next book would be a flop. The second half of the film is the reason for its flop.
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przesiedzieć coś (nie brać w czymś udziału); wysiedzieć do końca start learning
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She sat out the game alone in the darkest corner of the room. I wasn't able to sit the lecture out so I left early.
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ujęcie, interpretacja (np. jakiejś informacji) start learning
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zdjęcie policyjne (na komisariacie start learning
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lasting for only a short time, then disappearing quickly and being forgotten
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zamiłowanie do czegoś, upodobania start learning
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a liking for, an enjoyment of, or a habit of doing something, especially something that other people might not like: a penchant for melodrama/skiing/exotic clothes penchant for Her penchant for disappearing for days at a time worries her family.
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lotnisko położone przy granicy start learning
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an airport adjacent to the border
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wycofać się z czegoś/opuścić coś start learning
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bow out of something/give something a miss I wanted to go shopping but I gave it a miss because I was tired.
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The mall is bursting at the seams.
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toll But even with a great husband, daily life can be drudgery.
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prosto w oczy (bezpośrednio, centralnie) start learning
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He is squarely to blame for this
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instrumenty strunowe/smyczkowy start learning
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lubieżny, swobodny seksualnie start learning
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kontynuować bezsensownie, żyć bez celu jakoś sobie radzić start learning
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But he simply had to muddle along on his own. "The next four to six months are not going to feel very good, but we will be able to muddle along."
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ubranie w stylu sportowym, ubranie swobodne, dresy start learning
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jogging/sweat suit You should wear casuals - it will be a long trip.
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