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So, a regimen of salt water baths, reversing candles for a couple of weeks, and that will do the trick, I think. start learning
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start learning
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załatwić sprawę, zadziałać
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They were almost implying that it wasn't an accident. start learning
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sugerować, dawać do zrozumienia
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Well, that's just poppycock. start learning
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Edward was giving a lecture at the Vatican when their plane went down. start learning
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zatonąć/obniżać się/spadać
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Water was splashing from a hole in the roof. start learning
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bugs chirping start learning
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ćwierkanie, ćwierkać, cykać
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baby fussing start learning
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zamieszanie, robić mnóstwo hałasu
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She made such a fuss when Richard spilled a drop of wine on her blouse! I don't see what the fuss is about - he seems like a fairly ordinary-looking guy to me. start learning
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Keane was the heartbeat of the team. start learning
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settle personal vendettas start learning
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rozliczać osobiste wendety
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I was mildly surprised to see him here. start learning
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Right. Well, we'll only mildly traumatize him, then. start learning
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Spider, O Spider, pray why do you spin your pretty white web so fine and so thin? start learning
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To catch fat flies and make them into pies. start learning
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I can hear something buzzing. start learning
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Spider, O spider, pray, do you not see? Here comes a big, buzzing, blundering bee. start learning
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poruszać się niezdarni
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The whole episode left me fuming at the injustice of it all. start learning
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opar, dymić, wydzielać opary
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He'll spoil your fine net while you fume and you fret start learning
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but no mercy you grant, and no mercy you'll get start learning
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stypendium, przyznać, udzielić, ofiarować
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The pigs were grunting contentedly as they ate their food. start learning
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chrząknięcie, chrząkać, stękać
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He sighed heavily and returned to his book. start learning
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window grinds They grind the grain into flour between two large stones. start learning
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over sb/sth The audience swooned with delight. start learning
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omdlenie, zemdleć, wpaść w uniesienie
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