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texture/consistency/consistence
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(Of food) needing to be chewed hard or for some time before being swallowed. start learning
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2; (Of food or drink) unseasoned, mild-tasting, or insipid. start learning
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konsystencja/kolor start learning
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(Of food) having a firm, dry, and brittle surface or texture. Mam ochotę na chrupiącego kurczaka. start learning
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I feel like having some crispy chicken.
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Making a sharp noise when bitten or crushed. Chcesz kremowe czy chrupiące masło orzechowe? start learning
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Do you want creamy or crunchy peanut butter?
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Consisting of or easily breaking into small fragments. Ser ma intensywny aromat, jest kruchy i wilgotny. start learning
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The cheese has a sharp flavour and is crumbly and moist.
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(Especially of food or drink) resembling or containing fruit. lekkie i owocowe Beaujolais start learning
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a light and fruity Beaujolais
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3; Containing or cooked with too much oil or fat. Wiem, że powinienem unikać tłustego jedzenia, ale niestety bardzo je lubię. start learning
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I know I should avoid fatty food, but, unfortunately, I really like it.
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apetyczny, że aż ślinka cieknie idiom; Smelling, looking, or sounding delicious. taka mieszanka kuchni francuskiej i angielskiej, że aż ślinka cieknie start learning
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a mouth-watering mixture of French and English cuisine
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Czy jadłaś kiedyś surowe mięso? start learning
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Have you ever eaten raw meat?
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owoce, zboże, ser Jem tylko dojrzałe banany. start learning
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More liquid than is usual or expected. Ten sos jest zbyt wodnisty, dajcie mi coś innego. start learning
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This sauce is too runny, give me something else.
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Filled with or smelling of smoke. start learning
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(Of food) no longer fresh and pleasant to eat; hard, musty, or dry. start learning
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Tending or designed to stick to things on contact. Te cukierki są za kleiste do żucia. start learning
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These sweets are too sticky to chew.
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(Of food) heavy, filling, and high in carbohydrates. Uwielbia sycące puddingi. start learning
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He loves stodgy puddings.
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(Of food) easy to cut or chew. Nie lubię, kiedy makaron jest zbyt miękki. start learning
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I don't like it when pasta is too tender.
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(Of food, especially meat) difficult to cut or chew. To twarde mięso jest trudne do pogryzienia. start learning
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This tough meat is difficult to chew.
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owoc, zboże, ser start learning
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o winie dojrzały syrah o bogatym aromacie start learning
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a mellow, richly flavoured Shiraz
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BE/AmE Dom był bardzo wilgotny i wszędzie na ścianach i suficie była pleśń. start learning
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The house was very damp, and there was mould all over the walls and ceiling.
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2; Feel intense dislike or disgust for. Bardzo cichy mężczyzna, brzydzi się prasą i nienawidzi krytyki mediów. start learning
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An intensely private man, he loathes the press and hates media criticism.’
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3 Naprawdę nienawidziła jego szyderstwa. start learning
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She really did detest his mockery.
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(Of a plant) put out shoots. Posadź gałązkę w ziemi, podlej ją, i patrz, jak puszcza pędy. start learning
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Plant a twig in the ground, water it, and watch it sprout.
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Young shoots, especially of alfalfa, mung beans, or soybeans, eaten as a vegetable. start learning
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2 Jeśli nie podoba ci się sukienka, którą ci kupiłem, możesz zanieść ją z powrotem do sklepu i wymienić na inną. start learning
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If you don't like the dress I bought you, you can take it back to the shop and swap it for a different one.
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Lose or be without hope. start learning
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3; (Of an activity or occasion) giving delight or pleasure. Spędzili przyjemnie popołudnie. start learning
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pleasant/enjoyable/entertaining They had an enjoyable afternoon.
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Popularne brytyjskie danie często w sosie pomidorowym. start learning
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Used to urge someone not to worry. Nie przejmuj się, już wszystko w porządku. start learning
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Never mind—it's all right now.
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Never mind./That's all right.
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Used to indicate that what has been said of one thing applies even more to another. Sądzi, że trudno o tym myśleć, a co dopiero mówić. start learning
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He found it hard to think, never mind talk.
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idiom; Osoba spędzająca dużo czasu leżąc na kanapie i wpatrując się w telewizor. start learning
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idiom Przedstawiła tą kwestię w pigułce. start learning
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She put the matter in a nutshell.
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zachowywać się dziwacznie idiom start learning
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podlizywać się/słodzić komuś idiom start learning
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idiom start learning
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have a lot on one's plate
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