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ponieść konsekwencję start learning		face the music If your kid will do something bad, then it's the parents who must face the music.
zakończyć coś np. pracę na dziś start learning		call it a day So just give me some of those happy pills and we can call it a day.
wpaść w szał inaczej go berserk start learning		hit the roof Why even bother to present rational arguments, when it is easier to hit the roof and throw mud at each other?
złapać byka za rogi start learning		take the bull by the horns. I visited the site in a few times to review the situation, and then I decided to take the bull by the horns.
owijać w bawełnę start learning		beat about the bush I like being specific, I will not beat around the bush.
wziaść się w garść inaczej to get yourself together, get your shit togheter start learning		pull your socks up He's going to have to pull his socks up if he wants to stay in the team.
robić z igły widły inaczej to make a fork out of a needle start learning		make a mountain out of a molehill to make a slight difficulty seem like a serious problem: You're making a mountain out of a molehill. You wrote one bad essay - it doesn't mean you're going to fail.
ryzykować, stąpać po cienkim lodzie robić jakieś krzywe akcje:) start learning		skate on thin ice to be doing something that is dangerous or involves risks: He's skating on thin ice by lying to the police.
płakać nad rozlanym mlekiem start learning		cry over spilled milk If you have lost your files due to a damaged micro SD card, there is no need to cry over spilt milk.
uszkodzony, skorumpowany start learning		corrupt If our system has been corrupted, we could lose everything.
wybredny, grymaśny start learning		fussy He really ought to be married, but he's so fussy.
lakier start learning		varnish It is a particularly resistant protective varnish, produced on the basis of minerals.
nafta start learning		kerosene 160 years ago, summer 1853, Ignacy Łukasiewicz constructed the first kerosene lamp.
pusty, wydrążony start learning		hollow I have thanked Parliament extensively, but these are not hollow gestures, believe me.
śpiew,ćwierkanie start learning		chirping For example, they can find out where in Europe you can hear the chirping of birds, where the writer of the Harry Potter books J. K. Rowling comes from.
podziw, zachwyt inaczej rapture start learning		awe New technical solutions provide emotions, evoke awe, arouse desire and provide comfort.
obejść się np. od jakiejś rzeczy start learning		do without I can do without it for a few days.
opłata pocztowa, start learning		postage The price of postage and packaging can be divided into two parts.
prawdopodobieństwo inaczej probability start learning		likelyhood Nice try Sam, but... even if travel between universes was possible, the likelyhood of you surviving is...
rywalizacja start learning		rivalry Our rivalry is what fuels the passionate fire...
zacięty, zaciekły start learning		fierce It takes fierce will to get ahead in this world.
nieodłączny element inaczej an integral part start learning		part and parcel It's best to accept that some inconveniences are part and parcel of travel.
robić dobrą minę do złej gry start learning		grin and bear it to accept something that one does not like because there is no choice. I don't agree with their decision, but all I can do is grin and bear it.
niepewny, ryzykowny start learning		touch and go an outcome, especially one that is desired, possible but very uncertain. It was touch-and-go whether she could reach the pram before it overturned.
drobiazgi inaczej bit and pieces start learning		odds and ends We bought batteries for the radio and a few other odds and ends.
uczciwy, uczciwie start learning		fair and square It is in the national interest to see that the miners get a fair and square deal.
wszędzie start learning		high and low We searched high and low for a new teacher.
dusza towarzystwa start learning		life and soul A person regarded as the main source of merriment and liveliness. We knew he'd not fail -- he's been the life and soul of the whole business and it all turns on him.
na dobre i na złe inaczej fire and water start learning		thick and thin She stood beside her friend through thick and thin.
lać jak z cebra również niepewne akcje, lub żyć - jak pies z kotem (dosłownie) start learning		cats and dogs It's raining cats and dogs!
zawrotna suma start learning		an arm and a leg If you say that something costs an arm and a leg, you mean that it is very expensive. A week at a health farm can cost an arm and a leg.
cały i zdrowy start learning		safe and sound Three days later, the hikers were found safe and sound.
bardzo często start learning		time and again Natalie had loved him, so she had told him time and again as she begged him to stay in the country and be safe.
pieniądze nie rosną na drzewach start learning		money doesn't grow on trees Money doesn't grow on trees Many parents say this to their children who ask them to buy something for them.
osiągnięcie inaczej achievement start learning		attainment The group's investment objectives include the attainment of long-term capital growth.
zdobywać, osiągać inaczej gain, achieve start learning		attain India attained independence in 1947, after decades of struggle.
odwołanie start learning		appeal He won his appeal and the sentence was halved.
wstręt, obraza start learning		repulsion A look of repulsion flashed across her face.
niesłyszalny start learning		inaudible The noise of the machinery made her voice inaudible.
kuszący inaczej tantalising start learning		tempting It's tempting to blame video games for violent behaviour in young men.
niepewny, nieśmiały, tymczasowy start learning		tentative plan or idea not certain or agreed, or a suggestion or action said or done in a careful but uncertain way because you do not know if you are right I have tentative plans to take a trip to Seattle in July.
wyłączny, jedyny start learning		sole The sole survivor of the accident was found in the water after six hours.
upomnić, zbesztać start learning		rebuke to speak angrily to someone because you disapprove of what they have said or done: I was rebuked by my manager for being late.
ostrzeżenie, przestroga inaczej warning, caution start learning		admonishment There was no critique, no admonishment, just a shower of reality.
upominać, radzić start learning		admonish to advise someone to do something but also to tell someone that they have done something wrong: Her teacher admonished her to work harder for her exams.
piętno, znamię start learning		stigma a strong feeling of disapproval that most people in a society have about something, especially when this is unfair Being an unmarried mother no longer carries the social stigma that it used to.
ozdoba, upiększenie start learning		adornment It was a building without any adornment or decoration.
przeciwnik inaczej an opponent start learning		adversary Elliott crossed the finish line just half a second behind his adversary.
nieprzyjaciel, przeciwnik inaczej enemy, adversary start learning		foe The two countries have united against their common foe.
okropność, potworność start learning		atrocity Russian soldiers are committing atrocities against the civilian population.
zamożny inaczej wealthy start learning		affluent having a lot of money or possessions; rich: We live in an affluent neighborhood.
dolegliwość start learning		ailment And they may also run a higher risk of more serious ailments.
choroba start learning		sickness All this stimulates various diseases, healthy problems and civilization sicknesses.
czujny, ostrzegać start learning		alert Parents should be alert to sudden changes in children's behaviour.
czujny, baczny inaczej alert start learning		vigilant We must remain armed and vigilant against any future threat.
nieświadomy również niezdający sobie sprawy z czegoś start learning		oblivious Her obliviousness of what was happening in Germany seems extraordinary.
kpiący, skrzywiony start learning		wry All at once she shook her head and smiled with a wry twist of her mouth.
zarozumiały start learning		conceited Without wishing to sound conceited, I am the best salesperson in the company.
ugasić start learning		put out Firefighters have been called to put out the fire in the city centre.
pokażny, potężny, spory start learning		ample There's ample evidence that the lawyer knew exactly what she was doing.
bezwstydny inaczej shameless start learning		licentious The tribes swiftly rebelled, resentment at foreign incursion compounded by the licentious British soldiery.
pokłócić sie start learning		fall out He left home after falling out with his parents.
znikomy, ograniczać start learning		scant He pays scant attention to the needs of his children.
oczarować, umilać inaczej charm start learning		beguile He was completely beguiled by her beauty.
nieistotny, do pominięcia inaczej irrelevant start learning		negligible The difference between the two products is negligible.
udzielać poparcia start learning		endorse The Council is expected to endorse the committee's recommendations.
potępiać, skazywać start learning		condemn The terrorist action has been condemned as an act of barbarism and cowardice.
krytykować, potepiać inaczej criticize, condemn start learning		censure censure --> krytyka, potępienie His dishonest behaviour came under severe censure.
zdumiony, inaczej astonished start learning		astounted You will be astounded by the character of the items which are sold at this internet portal.
fałszywy start learning		phony He gave the police a phony address.
dziwacznie, cudacznie start learning		outlandishly outlandish --> cudaczny, dziwaczny Parts of the plot just seemed too outlandish
podległy start learning		subservient His other interests were subservient to his compelling passion for art
gorszy, podwładny start learning		inferior These products are inferior to those we bought last year.
zuchwały, bezsczelny inaczej barefaced start learning		impudent I would almost describe it is as an impudent requirement.
skłonność, zobowiązanie start learning		liability He denies any liability for the damage caused.
zadośćuczynić start learning		atone The director of the company has expressed a wish to atone for his past sins.
mistrzowski, władny start learning		masterful Once she became a prosecutor, she quickly established herself as a masterful trial lawyer.
zemsta inaczej revenge start learning		vengeance avenged --> pomsczony However, when the economic situation began to deteriorate again in the early 1950s, old problems re-emerged with a vengeance.
osczędny również frugal start learning		thrifty They have plenty of money now, but they still tend to be thrifty.
rozrzutny, szczodry inaczej lavish ale jeśli chodzi o przedmioty, budynki start learning		prodigal There have been rumours that he has been prodigal with company funds.
targować się start learning		haggle It's traditional that you haggle over/about the price of things in the market. na czarna godzine
na czarną godzine start learning		for a rainy day Luckily she had saved some money for a rainy day.
wziąć kredyt start learning		take a loan To take a loan via FinAi, customers just need their ID and a smartphone with iOS or Android.
w ratach start learning		in installments Here's 20,000 we'll pay the rest in installments.
kieszonkowe start learning		pocket money Like his father, he can earn his own pocket money.
wydatki inaczej expense --> koszt, wydatek start learning		expenditure It's part of president's job to cut government expenditure.
debet start learning		overdraft an amount of money that a customer with a bank account is temporarily allowed to owe to the bank, or the agreement that allows this: If you have an overdraft, you have spent more money than you have in your bank account, and so you are in debt to the bank.
być zadłużonym start learning		in debt owe --> wisieć coś komuś = I owe u Last time I was in debt to the bank I decided to take a loan from a diferent company.
zachwycony inaczej thrilled start learning		delighted But this morning he will be absolutely delighted to be in the fourth round.
zaniepokojony, pełen obaw start learning		apprehensive People are still terribly apprehensive about the future.
zachwycony inaczej delighted start learning		thrilled I was thrilled that so many people turned up to the party.
wniebowzięty inaczej rapturous start learning		elated He sensed the terror in Donal; it made him feel elated, excitement coursed through his veins.
płaczliwy, marudny start learning		weepy When she comes out of her anesthesia, she might be a little weepy.
wyryty start learning		etched The ugly scene in the study was still etched in her mind.
zwodniczy, złudny start learning		deceptive He had exquisite technique that was matched by searing pace and deceptive strength.
nienaganny, doskonały start learning		impeccable Odd behaviour for a man with supposedly impeccable music taste.
formacyjny, kształcący start learning		formative She was born in Barbados but spent her formative years in east London
ciągnąć, holować inaczej pull start learning		haul A crane had to be used to haul the car out of the stream.
zdumiony, zmieszany start learning		perplexed She is perplexed about what to do for her daughter.
sanki, zaprzęg start learning		sled A sled is the same as a sledge. We got home and went sledding on the small hill in our back yard.
farsa start learning		farce A farce is a humorous play in which the characters become involved in complicated and unlikely situations. Appointments have become a farce, and more so under the present government.
wspólnik inaczej partner start learning		accomplice The gunman escaped on a motorcycle being ridden by an accomplice.
utrudniać, blokować start learning		obstruct Tractors and container lorries have completely obstructed the road.
racje żywnościowe start learning		rations a fixed daily allowance of food, esp to military personnel or when supplies are limited Enough rations were brought along to feed all the marchers
niezwłocznie start learning		promptly Sister Francesca entered the chapel, took her seat, and promptly fell asleep.
poparcie inaczej support start learning		advocacy Its advocacy of violence set the tone for the organisation.
wrogi start learning		hostile Many people felt he would be hostile to the idea of foreign intervention.
cięty, złośliwy start learning		scathing He then launched a scathing attack on previous leaders.
napięty start learning		fraught The earliest operations employing this technique were fraught with dangers.
rozkoszować się start learning		relish I relish the challenge of doing jobs that others turn down.
tundra start learning		tundra thaw --> rozmrażać się Scientists report from the Arctic the tundra is thawing faster than expected.
czołowy, wybitny start learning		promitent Here the window plays a prominent part in the design
odeprzeć, odpędzić start learning		ward off We know a bit about that even in this world: people used to use it to ward off evil spirits.
być zdumiony, zszokowany start learning		be puzzled Someone who is puzzled is confused because they do not understand something. Critics remain puzzled by the British election results.
postrzegać, dostrzegać start learning		perceive Many young people do not perceive the need to consider pensions
wstrzymanie start learning		withholding Advance payments of tax are required in the form of withholding tax or estimated tax payments.
pogłębić start learning		compound Promised financial rewards would only compound the child's feeling.
telewizja start learning		telly After a hard day's work most people want to relax in front of the telly.
znudzić się, zmęczyć się + gerund start learning		tire of The Federation will quickly tire of our little war.
groźny, potężny start learning		formidable Marsalis has a formidable reputation in both jazz and classical music.
całożyciowy, na całe życie inaczej lifetime start learning		lifelong That involvement typified what would become a lifelong advocacy for the marginalised and the oppressed.
spektakularny inaczej spectacular start learning		resounding Leatherdale was hit resoundingly on the side of the head.
ponury, posępny start learning		dismal My prospects of returning to a suitable job are dismal.
nikły start learning		faint There was still the faint hope deep within him that she might never need to know.
odrębny, wyraźny start learning		distinct There's a distinct possibility there could be further offences.
niewielka szansa start learning		remote chance There is a remote chance that Chameleon is Starbuck's father.
minimalna szansa start learning		outside chance There's always the outside chance he's one of the honest ones.
przewidywalnie start learning		predictably Anyway, she said you wouldn't do that because you were predictably dishonest.
pontecjalnie start learning		conceivably This information is technically generated and could conceivably relate to personal data.
kandydat inaczej candidate start learning		nominee My guest today is presidential nominee... and JFK lookalike, Governor Jack Stanton.
onieśmielony start learning		overawed The young, raised in the country, are overawed not only by the new urban world but also by the unknown country, language and European mentality.
wywołać inaczej conjure, trigger start learning		stir up That he was a dangerous and designing agitator who might stir up rebellion.
być zawiedziony start learning		be gutted I was gutted when you didn't investigate him.
początkujący, nowicjusz start learning		novice Users with higher statuses will serve and assist novice users.
głód start learning		famine For several years Morioka had suffered a harsh famine.
zepsucia start learning		breakings Customers will be required to pay for any breakings.
dyskrecja, tajemnica start learning		secrecy I cannot comment, I have been sworn to secrecy on the matter.
lekkie przekąski start learning		light refreshment Light refreshment will be served from 3:30 pm in the main hall.
chęć start learning		eagerness eager --> chętny If you rush, it might be misinterpreted as eagerness or even enjoyment.
zmęczenie start learning		tiredness Exhaustion and tiredness are often a major contributory factor in road accidents.
znajomość start learning		familiarity Considering our familiarity of the veterinarian business branch throughout three generations, Vet-Source unites tradition and novelty.
nieostrożność start learning		carelessness The fire is believed to have been started by a carelessly discarded cigarette.
dojrzałość inaczej maturity start learning		adulthood Few people nowadays are able to maintain friendships into adulthood.
uzależnienie start learning		reliance In consequence, the reliance of the food aid programme on market purchases has increased greatly over the years.
niedobór inaczej deficiency start learning		shortage There's no shortage of ideas when it comes to improving the education of children.
intymność start learning		intimacy His portraits have an engrossing frankness and intimacy.
oryginalność start learning		originality In all corners of the country artists are producing paintings of staggering quality and originality.
zalecane, wskazane start learning		advisable Before taking a long it's advisable to calculate.
wędrować, spacerować start learning		wander Mr Talls says he is against letting people wander across the ruins.

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