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First thing to consider is the water absorption. start learning
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1. wchłanianie 2. absorpcja
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This is why our group decided to abstain in the final vote. start learning
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1. powstrzymywać się 2. powstrzymywać się od głosu
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Boredom is the first step to end the abstinence start learning
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1. abstynencja 2. wstrzemiężliwość
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Our character would be abstract if we didn't show anything. start learning
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Art's an abstraction not a picture book. start learning
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Something absurd happened you'll laugh. start learning
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1. absurdalny 2. niedorzeczny
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Suddenly the emptiness turns into abundance - and hopelessness into life. start learning
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2015 is particularly abundant in joyous occasions in the lives of CM's employees. start learning
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1. obfity 2. płodny 3. liczny
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But I cannot abuse your goodness. start learning
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1. nadużywać 2. znieważać
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Breaking this plate was an abuse. Get out of my house. start learning
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Your security is abysmal. start learning
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I remember you tossing me into an abyss. start learning
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Until 1985 he cooperated with the WSPS and AWF as academic teacher. start learning
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If we want to catch this thief we need to accelarate start learning
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The weight of which could've been used to hold down the accelerator. start learning
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1. pedał gazu 2. akcelerator 2. przyspieszać
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This guy has weird accent. Where is he come from start learning
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Do you accept this challlenge start learning
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1. akceptować 2. przyjmować
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What we need now is acceptance. start learning
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start learning
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Charged with bribery accessory to murder. start learning
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1. współsprawca 2. współudział
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It is accesible for all players. start learning
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You give me the phone back and wear this stylish steel accessory. start learning
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I swear to god it was an accident start learning
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He's asking if it was an accidental fire. start learning
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Remember that we are at altitude here so drink plenty of water while you acclimatize. start learning
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1. zaaklimatyzować 2. przyzwyczaić się
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In 1928 a larger church was built to accommodate the increasing number of pilgrims. start learning
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1. przystosować 2. pomieścić
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Include accommodation tourist tax and VAT. start learning
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1. akomodacja 2. zakwaterowanie
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Lady Brillantina accompany the king to dinner. start learning
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There is nothing that we could not accomplish. start learning
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That is quite an accomplishment in this business. start learning
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1. osiągnięcie 2. dokonanie
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Richard's reached an accord with her and she's been freed. start learning
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According to the legends it should be right here start learning
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According to the legends he sold his soul for the accordion start learning
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To get more stuff create free account start learning
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Head accountant Sweet Valentine Enterprises. start learning
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Other people accumulate enough criteria only after months or years of observation. start learning
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The accumulation of fluid in your abdomen is called ascites. start learning
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If you want to ensure accuracy try to slow down start learning
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Technically that wasn't an accusation. start learning
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You got no right to accuse me. start learning
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I am taking towel baths to which we all as astronauts should be accustomed. start learning
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1. przyzwyczajony 2. zwyczajny
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