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No one knows about it yet so make sure you keep it a secret. start learning
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I couldn’t keep a straight face whenever I looked at Sam even though I should have stayed serious because it was such an important meeting. start learning
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Keep a watch on him, he’s acting rather suspicious. start learning
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Keep an eye on the offers that come up on the market. We really need to find a flat soon. start learning
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mieć coś na oku, pilnować
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Just keep calm, there is no reason to panic. start learning
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Keep clear of the closing door. You could get hurt if it hit you. start learning
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trzymać się z dala od czegoś
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I am keeping fit by going to dance classes three times a week. start learning
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keep in touch with somebody I keep in touch with all of my friends who live abroad thanks to Skype and e-mails. start learning
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It is a secret so make sure that you keep it to yourself. start learning
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keep one’s fingers crossed for somebody All the best of luck! I will be keeping my fingers crossed for you. start learning
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Make sure you keep your head all through the exam. You tend to panic for no reason. start learning
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Keep quiet. There is an exam next door. start learning
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keep somebody at a distance She has always kept to herself and has had a tendency to keep everybody at a distance. start learning
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Thanks for the offer! I’ll keep it in mind and let you know at the end of the week. start learning
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mieć coś na uwadze, pamiętać o czymś
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start learning
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proszę zatrzymać resztę (przy wydawaniu pieniędzy)
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I can’t keep track of her whereabouts. She’s moving all the time. start learning
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Well done, Kate! Keep up the good work! start learning
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dobra robota, oby tak dalej
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Although she is already 75, my grandma is keeping up with the times; she has a mobile phone and uses the Internet. start learning
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Keep your shirt on! Everything will be fine. start learning
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kick somebody when he is down You shouldn’t kick somebody like that when they are down. It’s immoral. start learning
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My annoying neighbour finally kicked the bucket at 98. start learning
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umrzeć, wyciągnąć nogi, kopnąć w kalendarz
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She always kicks up a fuss about the most ridiculous things. I have never met anybody that petty. start learning
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narobić hałasu/zamieszania
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I have been playing computer games all day just to kill time. start learning
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kill two birds with one stone Let’s go to London and then to Paris on our way back. We’ll kill two birds with one stone. start learning
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upiec dwie pieczenie przy jednym ogniu
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My brother was killed in action in Iraq. start learning
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Oh come on, knock it off! She really didn’t mean to do any harm. Why do you always have to complain so much? start learning
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I think I know a thing or two about South America. I lived there for 10 years. start learning
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dobrze znać się na czymś; wiedzieć to i owo
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know better than to do something You should have really known better than to go there on your own. You know what a dangerous area it is! start learning
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wiedzieć, aby czegoś nie robić
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Sarah is so naive she simply doesn’t know right from wrong. start learning
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I only know Tim by sight. In fact, I have never met him. start learning
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know somebody through and through We know each other through and through. We have been the best of friends since primary school. start learning
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know something by experience I only know marketing by experience. I have no formal education in the area. start learning
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Sam really knows what’s what in the industry. start learning
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