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zedrzeć z kogoś (=podac zbyt wygorowana cene) start learning
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You paid 50 EUR? They really ripped you off!
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start learning
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She's always running down her husband.
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wpaść na kogoś, np. na ulicy start learning
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Guess who I ran into at the supermarket!
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start learning
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Let's run over the plan once more.
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odprowadzić, pożegnać kogoś np. na lotnisku start learning
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I went to the station to see them off.
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start learning
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I saw through his intentions at once.
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start learning
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Sue set out to write a biography but it became a novel.
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powoli oswajać sie z jakas mysla start learning
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Slowly the realization that I had won began to sink in.
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start learning
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Don't worry, Mary will help you sort out your problems.
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postawić się komuś, stawic komus czola start learning
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The president of the company stepped down after being heavily criticised.
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start learning
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I know you are unhappy, but don't take it out on me!
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wykupic polise ubezpieczeniowa start learning
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Ann has taken out life insurance.
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przejac kontrole nad czyms start learning
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The army tried to take over the country.
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zajmować (np. przestrzeń, czas) start learning
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The meeting took up a whole morning.
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okantować kogos (tzn. udzielic reprymendy w dosadny sposob) start learning
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Our teacher told us off for being late.
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start learning
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The police tracked down the killer and arrested him.
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start learning
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Let's try out the new machine.
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start learning
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Another company offered me a job but I turned them down.
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start learning
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He turned out to be an old friend of Helen's.
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pojawić się (o osobie, ktora np. pojawia sie na jakims spotkaniu, a nikt sie tego nie spodziewal) start learning
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Brian turned up at my birthday party unexpectedly.
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