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From what you're saying, Earth should begin preparing for this onslaught now. start learning
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Z tego, co mi powiedzieliście, Ziemia powinna natychmiast zacząć przygotowania do obrony przed tym atakiem.
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The two companies also agreed to protect each other's proprietary information. start learning
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zastrzeżony (np. o informacji)
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We want a solution which is not a proprietary service of one company. start learning
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chroniony patentem (produkt), markowy, autorski
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My clothes got snagged when I walked through the forest. start learning
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rozerwać, rozedrzeć (o coś), porwać (np. ubranie) Moje ubrania się porwały, jak przechodziłem przez las.
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start learning
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The early, risque songs were well ahead of their time. start learning
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pikantny, niecenzuralny (np. żart, uwaga)
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Right now, the details I have are sketchy at best. start learning
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niepełny (o wiedzy), pobieżny (o informacji)
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start learning
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schadzka, randka literary
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He lives in the woods, in the old lodge. start learning
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Mieszka w lesie, w starej stróżówce...
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He took her hand in his and it was clammy. start learning
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start learning
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I buried my face in the scruff of his neck. start learning
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Sir, this is a benefit to increase our endowment. start learning
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Sir, to dodatek do naszej darowizny.
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His endowment helped me continue my studies. start learning
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dotowanie, dofinansowanie, ufundowanie Jego dotowanie pomogło mi kontynuować moją naukę.
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We must assume they have all our people in thrall. start learning
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The maximum sentence is two years' imprisonment and a mulct of $100,000. start learning
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Whether the current version will work is a moot point. start learning
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He had mooted the idea of becoming a teacher but made no serious attempts to do anything about it. start learning
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The rice is all lumpy because you put too much water in it. start learning
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grudkowaty, pokryty guzami
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He died in 1728 without bequeathing the land to anyone. start learning
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zapisać, zapisywać w spadku, pozostawić
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You don't want your straightlaced parents knowing you've actually gone out and enjoyed yourself, do you? start learning
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konserwatywny, ortodoksyjny, purytański, zasadniczy
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The general looked as if he were just granted a reprieve. start learning
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ułaskawienie, zawieszenie (wyroku)
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At least I'd be able to talk without lisping. start learning
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Let's look at the evidence and then try to mete out some justice. start learning
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wymierzyć (np. sprawiedliwość, karę)
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The couple considered the decision a death knell for their project. start learning
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dzwony pogrzebowe (sygnalizujące, że wkrótce coś przestanie istnieć)
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His arms, legs and torso are unrealistically long and lanky. start learning
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Jego ramiona, nogi i tors są nierealistycznie długie i tyczkowate.
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start learning
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wiązać koniec z końcem, żyć skromnie My ledwie wiążemy koniec z końcem.
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I asked her, but she didn't deign to answer me. start learning
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Spytałem ją, ale ona nie raczyła mi odpowiedzieć.
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start learning
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With some people, a month can seem like an aeon. start learning
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I met Eisenhower only once, at a very large and sumptuous ball. start learning
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przepyszny, okazały, pełen przepychu (np. pałac), wystawny, syty (o uczcie)
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Many biennials require a cold treatment, before they will flower. start learning
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dwuletni (mający miejsce co dwa lata), dwuroczny, dwuletni (o roślinie)
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start learning
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przedwojenny (w szczególności w odniesieniu do wojny secesyjnej)
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Adherence to the rules is the foundation of our society. start learning
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przestrzeganie (zasad, reguł) Przestrzeganie przepisów to fundament naszego społeczeństwa.
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Nature may abhor a vacuum, but gravity does not care. start learning
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czuć odrazę, czuć wstręt (do czegoś)
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Gluten-free products started to proliferate on the food market. start learning
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rozmnażać się, mnożyć się Produkty bezglutenowe zaczęły się mnożyć się na rynku żywnościowym.
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ubiegający się o coś, petent
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I can hear a trample in the corridor. start learning
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Słyszę odgłos kroków w korytarzu.
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Ballpark shoe size... ten to eleven. start learning
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przybliżony (np. koszt) informal Przybliżony rozmiar buta... 10 do 11.
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British Airways made a thumping loss start learning
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ogromny, miażdżący British English informal
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przyciasny, ciasny, ciasnawy (np. o mieszkaniu) British English informal
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But you can't live and sleep in one poky room! start learning
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ślamazarny, powolny, niemrawy (np. o kierowcy) American English informal
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I think we must have bunged it up with some gunge! start learning
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zaszpuntować, zaczopować, zakorkować, zatkać, zatykać
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You must bung 10 kilos into the hand luggage and go. start learning
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rzucić, rzucać British English informal
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start learning
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