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3 start learning
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Generally speaking,.../Broadly speaking,.../In general,...
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pozostać na nogach całą noc idiom start learning
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idiom start learning
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szykowny/ekskluzywny/wytworny start learning
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żyć na śmieciowym jedzeniu start learning
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być tylko rozmowę telefoniczną dalej start learning
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be only a phone call away
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doświadczenie wzmacniające więzi start learning
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Wszędzie są snajperzy. Jeśli zostaniemy tu na widoku, będziemy łatwym celem. start learning
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There are snipers everywhere. If we stay here in the open we will be sitting ducks.
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2; Introducing a statement or idea which reverses one that has just been made or referred to. Nie mamy wystarczającej liczby cebul, podczas gdy cukinie, odwrotnie, są w dużym nadmiarze. start learning
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We don't have enough onions, while courgettes, conversely, are in a major surplus
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idiom start learning
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ciągnąć coś z trudem Zawlekliśmy łódkę na plażę. start learning
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We dragged the boat down to the beach.
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przysł. start learning
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of a situation Nasze wakacje mają jedną wadę. Będziemy w Afryce w najgorętszej porze roku. start learning
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There's one drawback to our holiday. We're going to be in Africa at the hottest time of the year.
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2 Dzień dobry, chciałbym umówić się na wizytę u dermatologa. start learning
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Hello, I'd like to make an appointment with a dermatologist.
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(Of a person) deal effectively with something difficult. start learning
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Although/Even though...,...
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Przestań obwiniać mnie za wszystko. start learning
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Stop blaming me for everything.
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Furthermore,.../Moreover,.../What's more,.../Additionally,...
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Część ludzi jest przeciwnego zdania i twierdzi/utrzymuje, że... start learning
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Some people take the opposite view and claim/maintain that...
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Podsumowując, powiedziałbym, że... start learning
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To sum up, I would say that...
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Podczas gdy to prawda, że... start learning
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mocno wierzyć w/być święcie/głęboko przekonanym o 3 start learning
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firmly believe in/strongly believe in/feel strongly about
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Jest prawdą mówienie, że... start learning
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