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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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The whole undertaking seemed dicey
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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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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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Their past relationship may colour his decision.
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łatwe do dostrzeżenia, wyraźnie widoczny 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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dzierżyć władze, mieć wpływ start learning
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the local warlord who holds sways in the region
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Son, try not to smudge your new clothes. You have a smudge on your trousers.
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taki że zrywający boki ze śmiechu start learning
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Life around here is pretty much a sidesplitting affair, then? Any question you could ask, they answer with a sidesplitting story or a telling anecdote.
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It was, perhaps, a great honor to be the mother of a godling
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ŁASKOTLIWA sytuacja, pytanie, drażliwy start learning
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ticklish situation, question
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Thank you for helping me, you're a doll.
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mieć problemy finansowe (szczególnie z powodu mniejszych niż zazwyczaj dochodów) 🫰 start learning
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My dad lost his job last month and now we feel the pinch. after couple of months in Norway on the Erasmus, you start feeling the pinch
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grzmotnąć, zjechać (krytyka) start learning
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She likes bashing people for no reason.
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mądrala pouczających innych start learning
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You want a half-ass chance of getting through alive, pay attention. My columns continued to be good, but the paper itself was half-ass.
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uciekać, dać dyla, dać nogę; zasuwać start learning
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to abscond = run away I was legging to work because I didn't want to get fired.
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You keep harping on who the men were in her life. We should not be harping on where they are born.
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wypuszczać parę, rozładować emocje start learning
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I was so furious that I had to blow off steam.
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wypełniony po brzegi, nabity start learning
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spaczony, wypaczony (np. charakter, umysł) start learning
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bent because of damage by heat or water bent. strange and unpleasant This experience was going to leave all of them warped in one way or another. Have you noticed how warped these shelves are? I shouldn't really laugh about the accident - it's my warped sense of humour!
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tornister, skórzana torba start learning
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potknięcie, lapsus, pomylić się start learning
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setback
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odrzucenie, wyparcie się wypowiedzenie start learning
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to refuse to accept something or someone as true, good, or reasonable: The election results were a repudiation of the generals.
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Nie drwiłbym z nie pogardziłbym start learning
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