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Question		Answer
biograficzny film start learning		biopic
gonić start learning		to chase The cat chased the mouse
ubrać się elegancko / wyszykować się; przebrać się start learning		to dress up We dressed up and went to the party
prawdziwe historie start learning		true stories
trudne życia life - lives start learning		difficult lives
pościg, pogoń start learning		a pursuit He spent his life in the pursuit of happiness.
o godzinie 12 start learning		at 12 o'clock
w weekend start learning		at the weekend
w nocy / północy / południe / południe start learning		at night/ midnight /noon/ midday
w porze lanczu start learning		at lunchtime
w lipcu start learning		in July
rano / po południu / wieczorem start learning		in the morning/afternoon/evening
w XXI wieku start learning		in the twenty-first century
zimą / latem start learning		in the winter / the summer
w 2010 start learning		in 2010
w poniedziałek start learning		on Monday
w Sylwestra start learning		on New Year's Eve
w sobotni poranek start learning		on Saturday morning
4 lipca start learning		on the 4th of July
w telewizji / w radiu / w Internecie start learning		on TV / on the radio / on the Internet
książka przez / film przez / piosenka przez start learning		book by / film by / song by
poszliśmy na spacer / na przejażdżkę / na bieg / na kąpiel start learning		we went for a walk / for a drive / for a run / for a swim
podróżowali statkiem / samolotem / autokarem / pociągiem start learning		they travelled by boat / by plane / by coach / by train
w interesach start learning		on business he's here on business trip
przez przypadek start learning		by chance I met him by chance at the bus station.
ręcznie start learning		by hand These rugs are made by hand.
samemu start learning		on my own
celowo start learning		on purpose
za chwilę start learning		in a moment
spieszę się, w pośpiechu start learning		in a hurry they are in a hurry
aktualny start learning		up-to-date how do you keep up-to-date with the news?
ludzkość \ rasa ludzka start learning		mankind \ the human race
twierdzić start learning		to claim She claimed that she had been there twice, but I don't believe her.
wskazać / zwrócić uwagę na start learning		to point out He pointed out that she didn't show up to the meeting.
nieprzytomny start learning		unconscious
pędzić, gonić, biec, poganiać start learning		to rush Don't rush her, she needs some time to get ready.
podejrzani start learning		suspects The police arrested three suspects.
uciekinier, zbieg, dezerter start learning		fugitive A fugitive has been on the run for 90 minutes.
chętny na coś start learning		be keen on sth
uwieczniony start learning		immortalised
niepokój start learning		angst
pojmować, uchwycić, oddawać start learning		to capture The prisoner was captured soon after he had escaped.
postawa/podejścinastawienie, stosunek, stanowisko (do czegoś, wobec czegoś) start learning		attitude I don't understand your attitude towards her.
uszkodzenie / kontuzja start learning		injury She received only minor injuries in the car accident.
przypuszczać, przyjmować, zakładać start learning		assume I will assume responsibility if something bad happens.
zakładać start learning		to start up
opanować, start learning		to master
przełączać zmienić, start learning		to switch He switched channels, hoping to find something more interesting.
nauczyć się mimowolnie, start learning		to pick up
chroniony przed, start learning		protected against, You should remember to wear a hat to protect your head against sunshine.
przyswoić język obcy, start learning		acquire a language
zgłębić, start learning		gain insight, They are able to study the thinking and feeling of the students in order to gain insight into their understanding.
teściowie, start learning		in-laws, I want to thank my future in-laws for making a great party.
bratanek/siostrzeniec, start learning		nephew
szwagierka, start learning		sister- in-law
ze strony matki, start learning		on my mother's side
dotrzeć, start learning		get here
Dobrze ci zrobi, start learning		do you good
dobrze sobie radzić, start learning		do well, Margaret does well with kids.
zróbić coś żenującego, start learning		do something embarrassing
wystapic w telewizji, start learning		be on Tv
publicznie, start learning		in public
wzdłuż, Chodźmy na spacer wzdłuż plaży. start learning		along, Let's walk along the beach.
przez, nad start learning		over
Na około, start learning		Around the park was built around an ancient cemetery.
przez coś start learning		through They went through the front doorway.
Obok start learning		Next to They are lying next to each other.
oskarżony o, start learning		charged with He will be charged with making unlawful war on England.
stłuczka, start learning		a crash
gwałtowny pełen przemocy, start learning		violent Don't let him play violent computer games.
trzęsienie ziemi, start learning		earthquake
zakładnik, start learning		hostage, The terrorist let one hostage go, but kept the others captive.
uzbrojony, start learning		armed, All soldiers are heavily armed
złodziej, start learning		robber
na muszce, start learning		at a gunpoint
zaalarmować, start learning		to raise an alarm
zaaresztować, start learning		to arrest
naoczny świadek, start learning		eye witness
zwolnienie z więzienia, start learning		release from prison
oszustwo start learning		fraud, You commit a fraud when you deliberately try to deceive a person or an institution.
Departament sprawiedliwości, start learning		justice department They're under investigation by the Justice Department.
Do czasu, start learning		by the time
jak tylko gdy tylko, start learning		as soon as
gdy, start learning		while I read it while you were cooking a dinner
podczas, start learning		during I slept during the whole flight.
skłamać start learning		tell a lie I didn't tell a lie because I'm a truthful person.
opowiadać historię start learning		tell a story Tom was telling an interesting story but Monica interrupted him in the middle.
powiedz prawdę start learning		tell a truth I have to tell you the truth about me.
niewinne kłamstewko To nie było oszustwo, tylko niewinne kłamstewko. start learning		white lie It wasn't cheating, it was just a white lie.
żartować start learning		tell a joke Tell me a joke.
Powiedz cześć start learning		say hello
Powiedz co masz na myśli start learning		say what you mean
Powiedz mi start learning		tell me
na początku start learning		in the beginning
wkrótce start learning		before long
następna rzecz, którą wiedziałem start learning		the next thing i knew
żartujesz! start learning		you are kidding!
przeterminowany start learning		out of date
utknąć w windzie start learning		get stuck in lift
zostać wziętym za kogoś innego start learning		be mistaken for somebody else
ochroniarz start learning		security guard
złodziej start learning		thief
włamywacz start learning		burglar burglar alarm
włamać się do start learning		break into
eksponować, wystawiać start learning		to display
kradziez start learning		robbery
materiał dowodowy start learning		forensic evidence
uzyskiwać, otrzymywać (np. pozwolenie) start learning		obtain How can I obtain permission to use copyrighted material?
nieuczciwy start learning		dishonest
strażnik, chronić start learning		guard Two guards were standing in front of the door. We saw a duck guarding her ducklings.
przestępczość, przestępstwo start learning		crime The government doesn't do anything to prevent crime.
a potem nagle start learning		and then, all of a sudden
ale wstyd start learning		how embarrassing
wartościowy obraz start learning		valuable painting
urząd celny, cło start learning		customs customs officer
powiedzieć przepraszam start learning		say sorry

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