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      An idiom is a combination of words that has a figurative meaning owing to its common usage. An idiom's figurative meaning is separate from the literal meaning.   
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      symboliczny, obrazowy, przenośny    start learning
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      upiec dwie pieczenie na jednym ogniu    start learning
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      kill two birds with one stone   
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      I only know if things had gone his way, he would have killed two birds with one stone   
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      He was trying to kill two birds with one stone   
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      I see a way to kill two birds with one stone here   
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      Well, now we can kill two birds with one stone   
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      zdradzić komuś tajemnicę, wygadać się    start learning
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      let the cat out of the bag   
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      pozwalać, zezwalać, umożliwiać    start learning
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      wypuszczać, pozwolić opuścić    start learning
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      Oh my god, you have let the cat out of the bag, now!   
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      She decided it was better not to let the cat out of the bag yet.   
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      Finally an English language paper let the cat out of the bag.   
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      He'd love it too much, and let the cat out of the bag.   
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      zaczynać na nowo, podejmować na nowo, na przykład wątek    start learning
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      poprawiać się, polepszać się, o sytuacji    start learning
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      nabierać sił, zwiększać się, na przykład wiatr    start learning
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      He left work to pick up his children at school.   
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      And then you pick up about another 20 percent or so.   
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      But he does not plan to pick up the phone first.   
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      The market could pick up in the next few years.   
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      Who will be expected to pick up the bill then?   
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      Then there was the question of who would pick up the bill, officials said.   
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      So it makes sense to consider who will pick up the bill if something goes wrong.   
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      These responsible companies cannot now be allowed to pick up the bill again.   
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      sprawdzić, na przykład w słowniku    start learning
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      come down to earth with a bump   
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      Try not to get too used to it, though, or you'll come down to earth with a bump on your return home.   
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      It was time he came down to earth with a bump, she thought, literally.   
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      They will come down to earth with a bump and a huge amount of debt.   
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      Dr Neil came down to earth with a bump.   
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      kierownik, nadzorujący, nadzorca    start learning
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      nie dać się, nie ugiąć się    start learning
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      nie dać się, nie ugiąć się    start learning
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      But here you could hold your ground, if only just.   
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      The only way to deal with this is to hold your ground.   
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      You need to be able to take that, hold your ground.   
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      If you try to hold your ground, forget about it.   
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      kierować, gospodarować, poradzić sobie    start learning
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      wbijać szpilę, robić kąśliwe uwagi    start learning
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      wbijać szpilę, robić kąśliwe uwagi    start learning
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      Not such a risk when you put the knife in the hands of a woman   
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      But a lot of the time, one person is reaching around the other to put the knife in the back   
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      He'd been eleven when he put the knife in her   
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      The guy didn't even know how to put the knife in   
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      walnięcie, huknięcie, gdy ktoś się uderzy lub uderzy kogoś    start learning
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      walnąć, rąbnąć, grzmotnąć    start learning
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      przejechać się, na przykład po kimś, mocno skrytykować kogoś    start learning
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      walić głową w mur, nie robić żadnych postępów    start learning
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      be like banging your head against a brick wall   
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      walić głową w mur, nie robić żadnych postępów    start learning
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      be like bashing your head against a brick wall   
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      It really is like banging your head against a brick wall.    start learning
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      It really is like banging your head against a brick wall.   
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      Arguing with someone who wasn't even aware of what you were arguing about is like banging your head against a brick wall.    start learning
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      Arguing with someone who was not even aware of what you were arguing about is like banging your head against a brick wall.   
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      przestraszyć kogoś na śmierć    start learning
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      scare the living daylights out of sb   
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      przestraszyć, kogoś, straszyć, kogoś    start learning
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      Przepraszam, nie miałem zamiaru cię przestraszyć    start learning
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      Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you   
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      ludzie żyjący, w przeciwieństwie do zmarłych    start learning
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      pomimo wszystkich przeciwności, pomimo wszelkich przeszkód    start learning
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      pomimo wszystkich przeciwności, pomimo wszelkich przeszkód    start learning
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      pomimo wszystkich przeciwności, pomimo wszelkich przeszkód    start learning
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      If you do or achieve something against all the odds, you do or achieve it although there were a lot of problems and you were not likely to succeed:   
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      z małym prawdopodobieństwem    start learning
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      wbrew oczekiwaniom, nieoczekiwanie    start learning
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      wbrew wszelkim oczekiwaniom    start learning
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      kłócić się, spierać się, z kimś    start learning
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      be at odds with another part   
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      czy to nie wszystko jedno?    start learning
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      prawdopodobnie, przypuszczalnie    start learning
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      uderzyć kogoś w czułe miejsce    start learning
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      uderzyć kogoś w czułe miejsce    start learning
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      to do or say something to someone that will upset them as much as possible   
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      He's always worrying about his weight, so if you want to hit him where it hurts, tell him he's looking a bit fat.   
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      darowanemu koniowi nie zagląda się w zęby    start learning
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      never look a gift horse in the mouth   
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      darowanemu koniowi nie zagląda się w zęby    start learning
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      said to advise someone not to refuse something good that is being offered   
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      wąchać kwiatki od spodu, być martwym    start learning
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      be pushing up the daisies   
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      wąchać kwiatki od spodu, być martwym    start learning
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      be pushing under the daisies   
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      wąchać kwiatki od spodu, być martwym    start learning
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      podnosić, podwyższać, na przykład cenę    start learning
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      być na krawędzi, granicy czegoś    start learning
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      znaleźć się w kłopotliwym położeniu    start learning
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      znaleźć się w kłopotliwym położeniu    start learning
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      to become or make somebody very confused   
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      tiezwiązać kogoś, skrępować kogoś   
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      być wystarczająco odważnym    start learning
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      być wystarczająco odważnym żeby coś zrobić    start learning
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      be man enough to do something   
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      być wystarczająco odważnym żeby coś zrobić    start learning
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      to be brave enough to do something   
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      He was man enough to admit he had made a mistake   
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