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Let's move on and talk about you/Can we move on, please?
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I don't like it because half the time I think you got your wires crossed.
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cry over spilt milk /cry over spilled milk
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Even when I tried to do good, it came out wrong. /"Words come out wrong, and I have to go back to the basics."
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wybaczanie, usprawiedliwianie się, tłumaczenie się commencer à apprendre
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This is a mealey-mouthed excusing of behaviour that ought to be seen as nothing less than criminal.
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People can live with only one kidney/An anonymous person donated their kidney.
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He decided to be an anonymous donor/Our foundation relies on the generosity of the donors like him./ She is a blood donor /. He became a kidney donor for his mother
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He needs a transplant, and our insurance won't cover it./My daughter had a transplant but her body rejected it.
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But he had a relapse and died two years later/ Once you've had cancer, recurrence is your biggest fear/
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The pain was too excruciating for me./The noise they made was excruciating
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He was diagnosed with liver cancer./The human liver weighs about 1.5 kilograms.
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He had to have 7 stitches.
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She fasts from time to time/We fast on Fridays.
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I've lost a filling./The dentist X-rayed my teeth and decided to put in a filling.
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Good because after you get there you'll find more unspoiled areas to enjoy.
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She heard a distant noise/He's my distant relative
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nerwowy, gorączkowy, napięty Tomorrow might be hectic./
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It was a quiet secluded beach./
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When I left, the food on her table was untouched.
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zaaferowany, tętniący życiem commencer à apprendre
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The large, bustling room is especially good for people with children.
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The Tatra Mountains are a mountain range in Poland.
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Superman wears a red cape./ The ship crashed on the cape.
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Europe has 305 000 kilometres of coastline
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The night was dark and overcast./The sky had suddenly become overcast
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On such a scorching day, I want to swim in the pool
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The sleet is melting / Slow down. There's sleet on the road.
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I'll race you to that birch tree/See the small birch behind, off to the left?
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She has painted a lovely picture with a maple in the background.
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We had a pine as a Christmas tree.
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Our Christmas tree this year was a spruce.
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ścinanie drzew, wycinanie drzew commencer à apprendre
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Illegal logging is very often the first step towards the general exploitation of natural forests.
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I've seen foxes in the zoo, but not in their natural habitat.
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This glacier's always moving, so we have to be careful.
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We certainly need to step up the effectiveness of fossil fuel use.
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His elaborate deception fooled everyone.
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Bill Gates is the founder of Microsoft Corporation/It was mandated by the founder of this organization
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There's nothing inherently wrong with his ideas/She felt that the system was inherently unfair
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Because of her conviction, she could not run for office until 1992/Some things are just a matter of personal conviction
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This oak is a natural monument./ I sat in the shade of an oak
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okres rozrodczy, pora lęgów commencer à apprendre
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breeding season/ mating season
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rozmnożyć się, rozmnażać się (o zwierzętach) commencer à apprendre
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These ducks start to breed in late winter.
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When the chicks hatch out they are small and defenceless.
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She saw a lioness dragging her prey to her cubs./Otherwise we risk that country becoming once again prey to outside interests.
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Did you see that? She winked at me
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