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ATM
Instant cash, the product which is disgorged from ATM machines, could only be born in a network
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bankomat
affluent
It is vital for the affluent countries to do much more through the United Nations to get support and assistance in situ.
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bogaty, zamożny, dopływ
broke
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bez grosza, spółkany
by virtue of
They were excluded from voting by virtue of being too young.
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z racji czegoś, ze względu na
charitable
She makes a charitable donation every year.
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hojny
filthy rich
Everyone assumed the members at the golf club were filthy rich.
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obrzydliwe bogaty
impoverished
The dictator enriched himself but impoverished his people. Poor farming practices impoverished the soil.
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zubożały
interest rate
You can choose either a fixed or floating interest rate for the loan
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stopa procentowa
mean
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średni
miserly
He is too miserly to give anything in charity.
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skąpy
needy
Sybil was very insecure and needy.
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biedni, ubodzy, potrzebujący
penniless
I’m absolutely penniless
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bez środków do życia, bez grosza
nie mam grosza przy duszy
pension
Nurses are eligible for a pension after 10 years' service, the amount increasing up to the age of 55 when retirement is compulsory.
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emerytura
piggy bank
The children also collected small change from their piggy banks which they laid out on the school hall floor
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skarbonka
poverty-stricken
She couldn't see the poverty-stricken section of the city.
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dotknięty biedą, ubóstwem
poverty
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bieda, ubóstwo, niedostatek
prosperous
is he prosperous?
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dorzbe prosperujący, zamożny
Czy dobrze mu się powodzi?
sharing
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dzielący się
stingy
Don't be so stingy! It's your turn to buy me a drink.
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skąpy
to be rolling in it
You have such a beautiful house, You must be rolling in it.
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mieć forsy jak lodu
to be tight
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mieć węża w kieszeni
to implement
The program is easy to implement in most types of businesses
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wprowadzać
to skyrocket
The economic boom sent property prices skyrocketing
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wzrastać w zawrotnym tempie
tremendous
it has taken a tremendous amount of hard work to get to this stage
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olbrzymi, ogromny
ungenerous
The company had a good pension scheme for the salaried employees and an ungenerous scheme for the hourly paid.
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niezbyt hojny
unselfish
She started to get a reputation as an unselfish girl with a heart of gold
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niesamolubny, pozbawiony egoizmu, bezinteresowny
wealthy
He grew up in a wealthy family.
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bogaty, zamożny
well-off
Between 2000 and 2015, well-educated, well-off Californians had more to bring them together than to divide them.
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zamożny
withdrawal
he has made several withdrawals from his account recently
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podjęcie, wycofanie (pieniędzy)

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