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We must also address the sensitive issue of the death penalty. start learning
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kara śmierci; the legal punishment of death for a crime Musimy też zająć się delikatną sprawą, jaką jest kara śmierci.
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Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery in 1862. start learning
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znieść; to end an activity or custom officially Abraham Lincoln zniósł niewolnictwo w 1862.
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The idea was to better the prisoners, not break them. start learning
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więzień; a person who is kept in prison as a punishment Pomysł miał poprawić więźniów, a nie ich złamać.
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They set a trial on Friday. start learning
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proces sądowy; the hearing of statements and showing of objects, etc. in a law court to judge if a person is guilty of a crime or to decide a case or a legal matter Oni wyznaczyli proces na piątek.
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Did you attend the lecture yesterday? start learning
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uczestniczyć; to be at an event or go to a place Byłeś wczoraj obecny na wykładzie?
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You don't have to tell me what's in the headlines. start learning
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nagłówek; a line of words printed in large letters as the title of a story in a newspaper, or the main points of the news that are broadcast on television or radio Nie musisz mi mówić, o czym piszą w nagłówkach wiadomości.
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Get home and rest those bloodshot eyes. start learning
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przekrwione oczy; When your eyes are bloodshot, they are red or pink on the white parts. Lepiej wróć do domu, masz czerwone oczy.
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w pośpiechu; to be going somewhere very quickly, usually because you are late
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We will then turn to the prosecution for its case. start learning
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oskarżenie; the lawyers who try to prove that a person accused of committing a crime is guilty Następnie zwrócimy się do oskarżyciela o przedstawienie sprawy.
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May I ask how long you intend to stay here? start learning
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zamierzać; to have as a plan or purpose Czy mogę spytać jak długo zamierzacie tu zostać?
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Look up, there's someone on the roof of that house! start learning
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Popatrz w górę, ktoś jest na dachu tamtego domu!
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He was dazed by the unexpected news. start learning
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oszołomiony; very confused and unable to think clearly On był oszołomiony tą niespodziewaną wiadomością.
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He claims that official documents of vital importance to the defence were not available. start learning
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obrona; the person or people in a law case who have been accused of doing something illegal, and their lawyer(s) Twierdzi, że oficjalne dokumenty, które miały kluczowe znaczenie dla obrony, nie były dostępne.
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The men have pleaded guilty and are now on trial. start learning
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przyznać się do winy; to give an official answer to an accusation in a law court Mężczyźni przyznali się do winy i są teraz sądzeni.
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She has delicate features. start learning
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rysy twarzy; one of the parts of someone's face that you notice when you look at them Ona ma delikatne rysy twarzy.
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We're not talking about honesty, it's sticking to the rules! start learning
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uczciwość; the quality of being honest Nie mówimy o uczciwości, mówimy o trzymaniu się zasad!
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The neighbors asked me to thank you for your kindness. start learning
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życzliwość; the quality of being kind Sąsiedzi prosili, żeby ci podziękować za twoją dobroć.
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His eyes were clear and I could sense no malice at all. start learning
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złośliwość, zły zamiar; the intention to do something wrong and esp. to cause injury Jego oczy były wyraziste i nie mogłam dotrzeć żadnego przejawu złych zamiarów.
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A civilian has never been put in the dock in a military court. start learning
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ława oskarżonych; the place in a criminal law court where the accused person sits or stands during the trial Żaden cywil nigdy dotąd nie siedział na ławie oskarżonych w sądzie wojskowym.
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The first lawyer cross-examined the defendant for over three hours. start learning
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przesłuchać; to ask detailed questions of someone, especially a witness in a trial, in order to discover if they have been telling the truth Pierwszy prawnik przesłuchiwał pozwanego przez ponad 3 godziny.
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He took off his spectacles and cleaned them. start learning
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On zdjął swoje okulary i wyczyścił je.
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A computer is a remarkable feat of technology. start learning
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znakomity, nizwykły, godny uwagi; unusual or special and therefore surprising and worth mentioning Komputer jest wartym odnotowania osiągnięciem technologii.
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The moonlight was the only light that they ever saw. start learning
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światło księżyca; the pale light of the moon Blask księżyca był jedynym światłem, jakie oni kiedykolwiek widzieli.
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światło lampy; light from a lamp, especially light that is not very bright and only shines over a small area
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sąd; a place where trials and other legal cases happen, or the people present in such a place, especially the officials and those deciding if someone is guilty
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You need to have your eyesight tested. start learning
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wzrok; the ability to see Powinieneś sprawdzić swój wzrok.
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He swore he wouldn't tell anyone. start learning
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przysięgać; to promise or say firmly that you are telling the truth or that you will do something or behave in a particular way On przysiągł, że nikomu nie powie.
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The case has been postponed and moved to a bigger courtroom. start learning
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sprawa, poces; a matter to be decided by a judge in a law court Rozprawa sądowa została przełożona i przeniesiona do większej sali sądowej.
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He had a good alibi for the night of the crime. start learning
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alibi; proof that someone who is thought to have committed a crime could not have done it, especially the fact or statement that they were in another place at the time it happened On miał dobre alibi na noc zbrodni.
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Clinton was acquitted in his impeachment trial. start learning
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zostać uniewinnionym; to decide officially in a court of law that someone is not guilty of a particular crime Clinton został uniewinniony w procesie o usunięcie go z urzędu.
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