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Sugar dissolves in water. start learning
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Can you go and herd the chickens into their coop for the night please? We saw a herd of cows grazing on the hillside. start learning
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Mógłbyś na noc zagonić kurczaki do kurnika?
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Animal rights activists are against all forms of culling. start learning
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ubój lub odstrzał selektywny
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Ivory trading is illegal in most countries. start learning
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We managed to get adjacent rooms at the hotel. start learning
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During the war, many people escaped the country by crossing the trans-frontier bridge. start learning
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transgraniczny, ponad granicami
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There's a lot of congestion on the motorway today. It takes hours to get out of the city on holiday weekends because of traffic congestion. start learning
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Na autostradzie jest dziś duże natężenie ruchu.
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start learning
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zatłoczony (np. droga, miasto), zapchany (np. nos)
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I was walking past the travel agent’s when I saw an advertisement for a cheap holiday in the Bahamas, and on impulse I went and booked it. start learning
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John wants to finish his science project early; he has been beavering away at it all weekend. start learning
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The famous movie star complained that reporters and fans were continually dogging him. start learning
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nie odstępować kogoś na krok
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Don’t tell Jack what you did, he’s always ratting on his friends. start learning
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Tracey spent two years swanning around Europe before she went to work in her father’s company. start learning
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As soon as he saw the police car, he hared off down the street. start learning
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We were all foxed by the fact that Mark hadn’t had a job for months, and yet he seemed to have lots of money to spend. start learning
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zbić z tropu, zdezorientować
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His wife’s always badgering him to clean out the garage. start learning
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wiercić komuś dziurę w brzuchu
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I wish Frank would stop hounding me about that money I owe him; he knows I’ve just been laid off. start learning
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Don’t monkey around with my new CD player. start learning
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She clammed up as soon as her mother walked into the room. start learning
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przestać się odzywać, zamilknąć
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