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someone who does not wake up easily commencer à apprendre
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not to move the whole night as asleep commencer à apprendre
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pass out, hit a haystack and sleep like. a log
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Pol etatu A high proportion of these workers may be part time.
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It is one of my most vivid memories. He is a good writer because he has a very vivid imagination. vivid colors of his paintings impress a high percentage of people
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forces us into consciousness
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to use what is available although it is not enough or what you wanted: commencer à apprendre
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Can you make do with $5 for now and I’ll give you the rest tomorrow?
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a time when you stay in bed later than usual in the morning: commencer à apprendre
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I'm not working tomorrow so I can have a bit of a lie-in.
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forceful arguments have started commencer à apprendre
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For years debate has raged over how far humans have contributed to the climate change
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szkarada They think the new library building is an eyesore.
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going forward unconsciously commencer à apprendre
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the act of getting out of bed and walking around while you are sleeping: Sleepwalking is normal and children typically grow out of the habit around age 12. Doctors say sleepwalking is more common than most people realize. Our modern society is sleepwalking into a disastrous future.
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make something less attractive commencer à apprendre
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These small faults, however, do not detract from the overall quality of the book.
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I must buy that laptop. It's expensive and quite heavy but the benefits definitely outweighs the drawbacks
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The dentist extracted two of my teeth yesterday
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come all at the same time commencer à apprendre
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The whole family converged to visit my grandparents. There was not enough chairs to place them all on
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I've tried numerous ways to solve this controversial problem.
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small, not serious, minor commencer à apprendre
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małostkowość petty theft, crime, pettines
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encouraged to do something you shouldn't commencer à apprendre
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podjudzać We cannot let the other side egg us on into a civil war.
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to have revealed sb's secret commencer à apprendre
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wydawać kogoś
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He clasped his suitcase when he walked through the crowd. I clasped my fingers around this colorful, shiny wrappers.
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byczek I need to chat with this hunk for a bit. hunk of a roasted meat.
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economical, Provident, frugal commencer à apprendre
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the careful use of money, especially by avoiding waste-thrift But the boy still remains cold towards her and is even thrifty with his words.
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worse but on a more advanced level commencer à apprendre
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These new episodes of saga are nothing else but inferior travesty to the previous ones.
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If something happens at (), it happens after a long period of time; for a long time commencer à apprendre
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At length, the authorities allowed her to go home. George went on at great length about his various illnesses.
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to bring into being: ORIGINATE especially: to concoct in secret commencer à apprendre
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He hatched a plot to forge documents that would embarrass the company.
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If someone has an (), they notice everything, even very small details: commencer à apprendre
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We sat down and started the exam under the eagle eye of the teacher. As nothing escaped Steven's eagle eye he always profreads all the documents and contracts in our company.
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someone who can do many different jobs commencer à apprendre
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człowiek orkiestra, złota rączka An artist with the right technology can become a jack-of-all-trades. My uncle is a jack of all trades. He runs a bank company, can speak in 5 different languages and owns a bakery, where he prepares delicious bakings.
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to start working or studying hard: zakasac rękawy commencer à apprendre
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You're going to have to really knuckle down (to your work) if you want to pass your final exams. to write my homework, i have to at first knuckle down and collect necessary material
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to experience something (unnecessarily sth oleasent) commencer à apprendre
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I'm facing the worst moments of my life. Jane's life changed once she faced death.
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