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a productt that has recently been made available for sale and purchase We caught three big fish, but we're going to release them back into the water rather than take them home. There are some very good books in te lastest library releases. commencer à apprendre
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wypuszczać, wydawanie, publikowanie, uwalnianie Złapaliśmy trzy duże ryby, ale wypuścimy je z powrotem do wody, zamiast zabierać je do domu.
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to be out of the ordinary unusual or exceptional, especially for the better Her outfits are always out of the ordinary. commencer à apprendre
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być nietypowym, coś nadzwyczajnego (często w negatywnym sensie)
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commencer à apprendre
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a script for a movie or a television show When he read the screenplay, the actor immediately wanted to act in the film. commencer à apprendre
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throughly confused, puzzled She had been baffled by the news. commencer à apprendre
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zaskoczony, zdumiony, skonsternowany
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I've broken a bottle of vodka. I'm so clumsy. commencer à apprendre
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Stłukłam butelkę wódki. Jestem taka niezdarna.
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to admit to the truth, particularly in the context of sins or crimes committed He confessed that he had lied. commencer à apprendre
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wyznać, przyznawać się, spowiadać się
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The cast of the play included several well-known actors. commencer à apprendre
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W obsadzie sztuki znajdowało się kilku znanych aktorów.
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commencer à apprendre
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próbować, usiłować, próba
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to choose actors for a film, play or TV programme The actor is often cast as a clumsy romantic who, in the end, always manages to get a girl. commencer à apprendre
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obsadzać, przydzielać rolę, snuć domysły, rzucać, gips
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commencer à apprendre
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His manner of speaking is cute. commencer à apprendre
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Jego sposób mówienia jest uroczy.
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I've never committed any crime. commencer à apprendre
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Nigdy nie popełniłam żadnego przestępstwa.
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to succeed at an attempt She always manage to get what she wants. commencer à apprendre
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poradzić sobie, kierować, zdołać, utrzymywać się
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zakłopotany, zdezorientowany, zaintrygowany, zdziwiony, zmieszany
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the showing of a film The screening of the film was stopped by a power failure commencer à apprendre
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to compliment, to give positive feedback, to express warm approval, to admire His boss had praised his work. commencer à apprendre
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a clip, snippet, passage or extract from a larger work such as a book, news article, a film, a literary composition or other media commencer à apprendre
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fragment, urywek, wyjątek, wybierać fragment
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the main character in a story, such as a literary work or drama commencer à apprendre
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to reverse or change the order of (2 or more things); to swap or interchange commencer à apprendre
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przestawiać, zamieniać miejscami, przenosić
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never before seen or done commencer à apprendre
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bezprecedensowy, niespotykany
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the state of being complex or complicated, intricate or entangled commencer à apprendre
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to produce on a stage, to perform a play commencer à apprendre
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zorganizować publiczne wydarzenie, zdiagnozować stadium choroby, wystawiać na scenie, inscenizować
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They devoted a special show to a dead actor. commencer à apprendre
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oddany, poświęcający się, poświęcony
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This shop has a whole range of bio products. commencer à apprendre
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kuchenka, zakres, przedział, asortyment, wybór
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