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I wish I hadn't messed around in woodwork classes commencer à apprendre
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Żałuję, że wygłupiałem się na zajęciach stolarskich
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I want to make up for all the time I wasted in my first year at secondary school. commencer à apprendre
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He cheated in his last exam and got away with it. commencer à apprendre
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we'll be laying people off in 8 months' time commencer à apprendre
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Either we take a 20% pay cut across the board now or we'll be laying people off in 8 months' time commencer à apprendre
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Albo teraz obniżymy wszystkim wynagrodzenia o 20%
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embracing or affecting all classes or categories an across-the-board price increase commencer à apprendre
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But universities can do much to reverse this trend. Times, Sunday Times commencer à apprendre
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our systems of education are being constantly overhauled The mechanic overhauled the engine. Our parliamentary system is in need of an overhaul commencer à apprendre
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przegląd, naprawa, restrukturyzacja też badanie lekarskie
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she chided him for not replying to her letter commencer à apprendre
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he throw him under the bus When the boss got angry about the project's delay, my manager threw me under the bus by saying I didn't finish my work on time, even though he was the one who approved the delay." commencer à apprendre
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poświęcić kogoś dla własnych korzysci
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throw caution into the wind commencer à apprendre
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zaryzykować, postawić wszystko na jedną szalę idiom
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die laughing -to laugh ostensibly commencer à apprendre
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umrzeć ze śmiechu - śmiać się pozornie
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chuckle (to laugh in a soft, quiet manner) A soft, low, and contented laugh. He let out a quiet chuckle of appreciation at his friend's clever pun. commencer à apprendre
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chichotać (śmiać się cicho i delikatnie)
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titter to giggle or laugh in a somewhat hesitant or nervous way A short, restrained, and often nervous or suppressed laugh. A few people in the silent library began to titter when a phone went off playing a silly ringtone. commencer à apprendre
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chichotać lub śmiać się w nieco niepewny lub nerwowy sposób
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roar with laughter (to laugh making a loud, deep, continuing sound Roar: An extremely loud, deep, and powerful laugh, often from a group. The audience let out a roar of laughter at the unexpected and hilarious plot twist. commencer à apprendre
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ryczeć śmiechem (śmiechem, który wydaje głośny, głęboki, ciągły dźwięk)
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roll in the aisles (to convulse with laughter) commencer à apprendre
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turlać się po przejściach (trząść się ze śmiechu)
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be in stitches (to laugh uncontrollably He was telling jokes at the dinner table that had us all in stitches. commencer à apprendre
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śmiać się do rozpuku (niekontrolowanie)
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smirk (to smile in an offensive, self-satisfied way) Smirk: A half-smile that conveys smugness or scorn, rather than a sound. He didn't laugh, but the self-satisfied smirk on his face told me he knew he had won the argument. commencer à apprendre
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uśmieszek (uśmiechać się w sposób obraźliwy, zadowolony z siebie)
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giggle (to laugh in a silly, often high-pitched way) A light, high-pitched, and often childish laugh. The children started to giggle as the clown pulled an endless stream of scarves from his pocket. commencer à apprendre
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chichotać (śmiać się głupio, często piskliwie)
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loud, sudden, and boisterous burst of laughter. His ridiculous story about the runaway squirrel earned a hearty guffaw from everyone around the campfire commencer à apprendre
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rechotać (głośno się śmiać)
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An uncontrollable and sustained bout of laughing. He tried to tell the story but was overcome by a fit of laughter and couldn't get the words out. commencer à apprendre
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A soft laugh that spreads gently and quickly through a group of people. The speaker's witty aside sent a ripple of laughter through the otherwise serious conference audience. commencer à apprendre
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A sudden, loud, and clear burst of laughter, like the ringing of a bell. A bright peal of laughter erupted from the garden, letting us know the children were having a wonderful commencer à apprendre
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A sharp, harsh, broken laugh, often associated with a witch or villain. The old man threw his head back and let out a dry cackle that echoed in the dusty room. commencer à apprendre
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Snigger:. Very similar to a snicker, a smothered and often unkind laugh. The bullies started to snigger at the student's unusual outfit. commencer à apprendre
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Chichot podobny do snicker
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Snicker: A sly, disrespectful, and often mean-spirited laugh, usually half-suppressed. He couldn't help but snicker when his arrogant rival slipped on a banana peel. commencer à apprendre
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Chichot: chytry, lekceważący i często złośliwy śmiech, zwykle w połowie stłumiony.
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Shriek: A high-pitched, piercing laugh, often from surprise or delight. She let out a shriek of laughter when she was caught completely off-guard by the surprise party. commencer à apprendre
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Krzyk: Wysoki, przenikliwy śmiech, często wyrażany zaskoczeniem lub zachwytem.
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MORE HOLES THAN SWISS CHEESE commencer à apprendre
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WIĘCEJ DZIUR NIŻ W SERZE SZWAJCARSKIM
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commencer à apprendre
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gonić tęcze i, gonić za nieosiągalnymi marzeniami idiom
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every cloud has a silver lining, commencer à apprendre
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każda chmura... idiom nie ma tego złego co by na dobre nie wyszlo
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The firefighter squirted water from the hose onto the base of the fire. commencer à apprendre
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When he hit the pipe with a wrench, water spurted out from the crack. commencer à apprendre
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When the dam broke, water began to gush into the valley below. My aunt will gush for hours about her grandchildren if you give her the chance commencer à apprendre
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The decorative fountain has a stone lion that spouts water from its mouth. The plant's stem will exude a milky sap if you cut it. commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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opadać o więdnącej roślinie
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The inn was garishly painted in bright clashing colors commencer à apprendre
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jasne, kłócące się kolory
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She has a verbose writing style. commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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napotkać jakiekolwiek przeszkody idiom
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Acknowledges the other person Acknowledges the other person and offers to work together towards a solution ("Let me know if I can help") commencer à apprendre
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aggresive writer employs sarcasm and exaggeration commencer à apprendre
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We don't want to step on anyone's toes. commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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commencer à apprendre
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przedstaw swój punkt widzenia
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commencer à apprendre
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zrobiony z twardszego materiału
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"his first puzzle punned on composers, with answers like ‘Handel with care’ and ‘Haydn go seek’" commencer à apprendre
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