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(np. komputerów, samochodów, itp.) start learning
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slang
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start learning
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phrasal verb start learning
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zdenerwować / zaśmiecać, rozczarowywać phrasal verb start learning
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American English
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(np. wieku) (np. kariery) start learning
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start learning
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idiom start learning
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informal
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start learning
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zorganizować, planować, załatwiać start learning
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Let's arrange a business meeting with him. [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
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fałszywy, mylny, wprowadzający w błąd start learning
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wstręt, obrzydzenie, odraza start learning
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lichy, nędzny, pożałowania godny start learning
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literary
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sprzeczać się, kłócić się start learning
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In the end they quarreled badly.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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phrasal verb start learning
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wychodzić z siebie z wariować start learning
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informal I heard 'Fire' and I started to freak out.
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start learning
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start learning
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równy, jednakowy, taki sam start learning
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start learning
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Let me handle it.
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wyzwolony, wyemancypowany start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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What can i do to redeem the situation?
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przysłówek start learning
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start learning
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slang
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osoba bądź rzecz, która psuje dobry nastrój lub zabawę start learning
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slang
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pozbyć sie (czegoś, kogoś) start learning
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erotyczny, zmysłowy, namiętny start learning
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