My english 5

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ranny nose
przejście
w samolocie, w pociągu (pomiędzy siedzeniami)
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an aisle
limuzyna
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limousine, limo
bankomat
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ATM
targować sie
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bargain
napiwek
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a tip
przesunąć się
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slide over
nadążać za czymś
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keep up with something
przeboleć, dojść do siebie
to start to feel happy or well again after something bad has happened to you
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get over
It can take weeks to get over an illness like that. He got over his dog death.
wzbogadzić
improving the quality of something by adding to it
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enriched
something you make it in large amounts in a factory
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manufacture
make them go away by frightening them
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scare somebody off
controlled
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regulated
produces a good result, often unexpectedly
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comes up trumps
Natalie also says that in taste tests tap water comes up trumps
using a lot of energy to do something
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vigorous
I am running vigorously on the spot
walk slowly
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saunter
include it from the beginning
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build something in (to your day or your life)
it involves a lot of sitting and not much exercise
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sedentary (job or life)
It’s bad for your health to lead such a sedentary lifestyle.
declare one's public approval or support of.
także podpisać, aprobować (rachunek, płatność)
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endorse
mięsożerca
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carnivore
pinezka
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tack
(informal) run really fast
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booking
robić sekcję (np. zwłok)
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dissect
wykuć
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forge
nieśmiertelny
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immortal
oszukać, zmylić
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deceive
podarować
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gift
wola
the faculty by which a person decides on and initiates action.
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will
przerażający, okropny
causing or involving great suffering, fear, or unhappiness; extremely bad or serious.
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dreadful
to be ready to protect or defend someone
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have sb's back
respectful title for female authority
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ma'am
zniszczony samochód
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car wreck
strona w na którą ktoś nic nie widzi
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blind side
If something '...' you, it makes you suffer:
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get to sb
if somebody wants to get to me you have my back
feel a desire or liking for
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fancy
paczka, przesyłka
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parcel
gruntownie, dokładnie
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thoroughly
szczery, otwarty
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frankly
frankly conversation
całkiem ważne
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pretty important
cytować
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cite
to exercise in order to improve the strength or appearance of your body
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work out
I try to work out twice a week.
to mention someone or something in a brief or indirect way
napomknąć, zrobić aluzję
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allude to someone/something
He alluded to problems with the new computers
zaniedbać, zlekceważyć
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neglect
kierować się do, podążać w koerunku
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head to/for
pogodzić się z kimś
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to make up with sb
wystaw mi rachunek
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bill me

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