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bez wahania, bez skrupułów start learning
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There are people who would kill without a qualm to get hold of Catherine's work.
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To za daleko idące wnioski. start learning
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lekceważyć / brak poszanowania, szacunku Nie powinniśmy lekceważyć tego poważnego naruszenia ideałów demokratycznych wyborów. start learning
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We should not disregard this severe breach from the ideals of democratic elections.
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As a rule, do you tend to unburden yourself to friends or to members of your family?
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By and large, is it men or women who find it easier to unload their worries on to other people?
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tłamsić w sobie (uczucia) start learning
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Broadly speaking, do adults in your country bottle up their feelings or let them out?
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ufać komuś / zwierzać się start learning
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confide in someone / trust someone Do you think, in the main, that teenagers would rather confide in their parents or their friends?
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Face-to-face chat is giving way to texts and messaging.
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to have priority / to have precedence over
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Amid these smaller trends, growing research suggests we could be entering a period of crisis for the entire concept of friendship.
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Typically, the pressures of urban life are blamed: in London, a poll had two-fifths of respondents reporting that they face a prevailing drift away from their closest friends.
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While social-networking sites have grown exponentially, the element that is crucial, and harder to investigate, is the quality of the connections they nurture.
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wykształcać, wykarmiać, pielęgnować start learning
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to educate / feed / nurture It seems common sense to conclude that 'friending' online nurtures shallow relationships - as the neologism 'friending' itself implies.
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nudzić się, nie mieć nic do roboty start learning
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