You (series)

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hung
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zawieszony
clearance (we can see clearance upon the clouds)
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prześwit, luz
dilettante
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dyletant
swung
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zamachnął się
mallet (You can use mallet to make someone faint)
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drewniany młotek
fraud (Donald Tusk is a fraud, he does not care about Poland)
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oszust, oszustka
chipper
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bystry, radosny
lush
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bujny
tenuous (it is not small, it is really tenuous)
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cieniutki
unremarkable
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nic nadzwyczajnego
humidifiers (devices)
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nawilżacze
ooze
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muł
nauseated (I am feeling nauseated when I look at you)
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mdłości
putrid (putrid meat is never healthy)
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zgniłe (zgniłe mięso nigdy nie jest zdrowe)
neglect (if you never cut your hair you should look really neglect)
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zaniedbanie (jeśli nigdy nie strzyżesz włosów, powinieneś wyglądać naprawdę zaniedbany)
solitary (when you have solitary way of living... that is sad)
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samotniczy, odosobniony
mortified (I am mortified because my father is sick)
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umartwiony
pretentious
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pretensjonalny
skeeve
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(verb) to gross out; to digust; to make your skin crawl, sometimes with undertones of sexual deviance/perversion
concussion
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wstrząśnienie mózgu
sentient (My brain damage from childhood recently appear really sentient)
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odczuwający
retail
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sprzedaż, handel detaliczny
initiating (We all shoud intiatiing small habits to make our lifes better)
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inicjowanie
fleeting (Fleeting love is not healthy for the sensitive person)
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przelotny
shrink (When you get really older you just start to shrink)
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kurczyć się
hoot
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trąbienie
grief (You can feel grief when you look at the things that you have done)
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żal, smutek
frontier (Everyone should now their frontier that never should be crossed)
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granica
copacetic (You step in that nice place when everything is copacetic)
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super, świetny, na medal
errant (One errant candle can burn the house to the ground)
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błędny
buzz
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brzęczenie
fungus
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grzyb
sagittarius
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Strzelec (znak zodiaku)
wits (You have your wits you can decide for yourself)
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rozum
prerail
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prerail
bleach (Bambo does not need bleach, he feel comfortable with his own skin)
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wybielacz
swoop (After a 2 weeks of lessons I can now swoop horse)
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dosiadanie
imminent (He is really imminent for me, like my brother)
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bliski
bare (We can bare the curtains... this is our new business!)
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goły, odsłonić
lettuce (I love sandwiches with lettuce)
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sałata (uwielbiam kanapki z sałatą)
strangled (His wife was killed by strangled)
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duszona
tenant (The price of rent is really hard for tenants)
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lokator, najemca
hooken (I hooked my watch tightly on my wrist in order for it to not failed)
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zapiąć
vivised (I am Always vivised after a cup of coffee)
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ożywiony
secrotums
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sekcje
apron (A painter has apron in order to not get a swamp on his body)
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fartuch
heirloom
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scheda
puke (I tasted rotten meat, now I puke)
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rzygać
dilligence
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pracowitość
fling
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przygoda, rzucać
precocious (usually child)
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przedwczesny (zwykle dziecko)
fragile (Relationships are more frigile than friendship, it can be easily broke)
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wątły, kruchy
jammer (I need a jammer in order to not sent alarm in area 51)
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zakłócacz
viligant
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czujny
schrink
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schrink
swamped (during the flood all the houses went swamped)
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zalany
edible
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edible
bow sth
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ukłon (?)
throuple
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throuple
hedge (Hedges are really nice addition to garden)
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żywopłot
magnitude (The magnitude of this bar is really enormous)
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rozmiar, waga, wielkość
pegged (We have this meeting pagged 1 week!)
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ustalony
attagirl (You become CEO? Attagirl!)
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zuch dziewczyna
decency (You are really nice and decency guy, I like you)
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uczciwość, przyzwoitość
pitch (In the shop you can find a bunch of pitches)
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smoła
eunuch
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eunuch
hoodie
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bluza z kapturem
nondescript (My political view is not yet nondescript)
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nieokreślony
zaddy
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zaddy
aggravating (The evidence of his gulity are enough aggravating)
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obciążający
depravity
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perwersyjność, deprawacja
volition (My last volition would be swim in cosy lake)
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wola
envelope (I must send documents in envelope)
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koperta (muszę wysyłać dokumenty w kopercie)
red-eye
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czerwone oko
plug
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wtyczka
whip
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ubić, bat
rails
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szyny
off the rails
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z szyn
splatter
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bryzg
amends (You broke my arm... You should give ma an amends)
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odszkodowanie
die Gewalt
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przemoc, władza
Intel
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Intel
vindictive (I am not vindictive, I will forgive others hurts)
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mściwy
implode
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implode
sobbing
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szloch

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