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The shore was out of sight now. start learning
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“The trees that lined the streets of Bath were bare. Dead leaves lay on the pavements.” start learning
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“Julia sorts out their technical problems.” start learning
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rozwiązać (problem), uporządkować (sprawy)
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„Mr Booker was bent over his desk, reading some papers.” start learning
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'Colin noticed that Booker’s hands were trembling slightly as he put folder into a filling cabinet.' start learning
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"Colin’s name and and the address of the company were hand written neatly on it.” start learning
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schludnie, starannie, porządnie
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“He is very fussy about what he eat” start learning
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wybredny, marudny, kapryśny, zrzędny
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Don't hesitate to ask me any questions. start learning
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When Jack abandoned his family, the police went looking for him. start learning
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wyglądać na zakłopotanego, zmieszanego
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shrug your shoulders –wzruszyć ramionami start learning
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She shrugged her shoulders, but I thought she was annoyed.
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wipe tears of anger and grief start learning
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ocierać łzy ze złości i rozpaczy
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“‘I won’t rest until I’ve given Colin back his own name’, Julie said” start learning
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„Frankie pointed to a holdall by her chair. Linda opened it. It was full of banknotes.” start learning
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a hell of a lot of jewellery start learning
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this means ‘Shall we start talking about our business?
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“They attend and inquest and an official asks the questions.” start learning
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uczestniczyć w dochodzeniu
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His hand were trembling slightly. start learning
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wypaść z interesu, przestać działać (o firmie)
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