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legalnie, zgodnie z prawem commencer à apprendre
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He lawfully purchased the gun
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not caring if what you are doing is morally wrong
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(of places) extremely dirty and unpleasant, often because of lack...
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I bring the unique blend of drive, relational skills, competitive spirit, focused execution and a desire to make a significant impact
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I got consent from my boss to pursue this issue
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1. gderać 2. dręczyć, dokuczać (np. problem, zmartwienie) commencer à apprendre
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1. When you are hungry you start nagging. 2. This issue has been nagging me for weeks.
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unikać, wystrzegać się, trzymać się z daleka, trzymać się na dystans (od czegoś od kogoś) commencer à apprendre
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He was shunned by his colleagues
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At the time, I was oblivious to the whole thing.
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I need to know what people are thinking, not just contradict them.
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ograniczać coś np. opady są ograniczone do jakiegoś obszaru commencer à apprendre
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the snow showers will be confined to hilly areas; the prisoner was given solitary confinment for his bad behaviour
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1. żałować, skąpić (czegoś) 2. ograniczać, limitować (coś) commencer à apprendre
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1. He never stints on alcohol at his parties 2. He doesn't stint himself in spending money.
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być zadowolonym, być pewny siebie commencer à apprendre
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You should not be complacent
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po pierwsze, po drugie, po trzecie commencer à apprendre
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firstly, secondly, thirdly lepiej tak nuż first of all
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poparcie przez celebrytow commencer à apprendre
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Subliminal advertising was a popular urban legend during the early days of television.
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polubowne i wzajemne porozumienie commencer à apprendre
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amicable and mutual agreement They discussed it and came to amicable terms.
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stare zwyczaje umierają ciężko commencer à apprendre
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you have your head screwed on
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in a dilapidated condition Does anyone live in this dilapidated old house?
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It's advisable to check if actual bandwidth doesn't differ from the one in the agreement. Skrót BW
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Do you seriously think you'll get laid today?
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przygnębiające doświadczenie commencer à apprendre
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z perspektywy czasu nigdy nie jest tak strasznie, jak myślałeś commencer à apprendre
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in hindsight it is never as scary as you thought it would be
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ćwiczenia sprzyjają dobremu zdrowiu commencer à apprendre
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working out is conducive to good health
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skill at doing something, especially using your hands manual dexterity
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wymknąć się spod kontroli commencer à apprendre
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Nie zostałem pozostawiony samemu sobie commencer à apprendre
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I wasn't left to my own devices
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It is a love story set against a backdrop of war.
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czerwony ze złości / zażenowania commencer à apprendre
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red with anger / embarassment
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zbiegać się (zaistnieć jednocześnie) pokrywać się, być zbieżnym (zgadzać się, korespondować z czymś) commencer à apprendre
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The band's American tour coincided with the release of their second album.
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1. A lenient punishment is not severe. 2. merciful or punishing only lightly 1. He asked the judge to pass a lenient sentence. 2. He’s much too lenient when the children are being naughty.
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Sabre rattling: The country's leader engaged in sabre rattling, making aggressive statements and military posturing to intimidate its neighbors.
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Despite the company's record profits, the CEO continued his penny-pinching ways, refusing to give employees a well-deserved raise. After years of penny-pinching and scrimping, the family was finally able to afford a modest vacation. Shoppers have been penny-pinching more than usual lately due to the high inflation and economic uncertainty.
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