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prowadzić handel obnośny, handlować na ulicy start learning
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We can buy it at a discount price, and hawk it later for a profit.
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bezeceństwo nieprzyzwoitość start learning
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start learning
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złożyć zeznanie (przeciwko komuś/czemuś) start learning
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make a statement (against sb/sth)
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masz talent do zarabiania pieniędzy start learning
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you have knack for making money
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start learning
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The whole undertaking seemed dicey
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start learning
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to fix something firmly into a substance you only will embed mistakes. When you upload a video, you get a code to embed it in your site.
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przyjmować coś, korzystać z okazji do czegoś start learning
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pounce on the moment when he least expects the attack
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praktyczne względy użytkowania start learning
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practical considerations of use
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to kill someone by putting a metal wire or collar around their neck and pulling it a metal wire or collar used to kill someon
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mówić współczującym tonem współczuć start learning
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express sympathy. For the time being, however, allow me to commiserate with those running not quite so good.
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dogadzać komuś, żeby mu się przypodobać ulegać komuś start learning
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start learning
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nieoptymalny, niedoskonały start learning
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less than optimal (= the best possible Long-term consumer debt is often considered fiscally suboptimal. A combination of these two drugs at the same suboptimal concentrations showed a potent inhibitory activity.
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wykasłać, bulić, płacić dużo za coś, niechętnie płacić za coś start learning
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He has to cough up lots of money for his daughter's private medical school.
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przyłapywać (np. złodzieja) start learning
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The shop assistant nabbed the shoplifter.
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start learning
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old bat
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nawiązać łączność, wchodzić w komitywę start learning
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But you've still got to liaise with the farmer or something. They also liaised with each other, their supervisor and the research team.
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He looked at her as if she were a simpleton. "And I was a simpleton to believe in you even by so little."
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wykrzykiwać, krzyczeć, wołać start learning
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So we holler his name, and at last here he is. Well, just holler when I can be of any service to you.
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start learning
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Their past relationship may colour his decision.
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start learning
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łatwe do dostrzeżenia, wyraźnie widoczny start learning
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start learning
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właściciel nieruchomości lub gruntu start learning
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The two women could not be more serious about going after the job of freeholder. The freeholders are not expected to vote for at least a week.
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światły, mądry, rozumny (gatunek) start learning
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wise She is sapient, conscious, able to hold an intelligent discussion. We may inherit a universal linguistic blueprint from our sapient ancestors of 40,000 years ago. his failure to heed my sapient advice the sapient king
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