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węszyć, wtykać nos w cudze sprawy start learning
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reporters snooping on celebrities I caught him snooping around/about in my office.
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uciszyć (sprawić, by ktoś przestał rozmawiać) start learning
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He plucked a couple of plastic bags from the roll.
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pluck your eyebrows to make your eyebrows the shape you want, by pulling out some of the hairs
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wyciągać kogoś skądś (np. z tarapatów) Three survivors were plucked TO safety after being in the sea for 7 hours. start learning
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pluck somebody/something from/out of something Some refugee children were plucked out of the country in a number of mercy missions. She was plucked from obscurity (=made suddenly famous) by a Hollywood film producer.
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PT - a unit for measuring an amount of liquid, especially beer or milk. In Britain a pint is equal to 0.568 litres, and in the US it is equal to 0.473 litres a pint glass (=a glass which will hold a pint of liquid)
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Rina is a frequent visitor TO the city.
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sieszyć się, żeby coś zrobić start learning
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to rush to do sth / to rush off to do sth
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12 degrees Celsius (=12 degrees on the Celsius scale) = Centigrade a scale of temperature in which water freezes at 0º and boils at 100º
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a scale of temperature in which water freezes at 32º and boils at 212º 72º Fahrenheit (=72 degrees on the Fahrenheit scale)
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If you raise your hands, I'll answer questions one at a time. if someone deals with things one, three, ten etc at a time, they deal with them separately or in groups of three, ten etc
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look at the time (=used when you realize that it is later than you thought it was)
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w tamtym momencie / w tamtej chwili start learning
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at a particular moment or period in the past when something happened, especially when the situation is very different now: I was about ten or eleven at the time.
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nadrobić coś (np. zaległości w pracy, zaległości w spaniu) start learning
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I need to catch up on some sleep (=after a period without enough sleep). I have some work to catch up on.
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to shootto deliberately kill or injure someone using a gun:
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used as a polite way of saying that someone is old or becoming old
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None of the boys dared to say anything.
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to cut off a woman's clitoris (=part of her sex organs) to cut off the skin at the end of the penis (=male sex organ)
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wydzielić, wydzielać, krwawić, ropieć, ociekać A cut on his cheek was still oozing blood. start learning
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The ice cream was melting and oozing out of its wrapper. if a thick liquid oozes from something or if something oozes a thick liquid, that liquid flows from it very slowly
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a glass pot with a tight lid, used for preserving fruit and vegetables [= Kilner jar British English
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dlaczego nie włożysz kaptura... start learning
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Why don't you put your hood up if you're cold?
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zapłodnienie, inseminacja start learning
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a process in which a human egg is fertilized outside a woman's body
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