Burlington TEST 3

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na pewno się stać, na pewno coś zrobić, musieć (to normalne, że coś się dzieje certain or extremely likely to happen:
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be bound to do
it is not necessary
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don't have to
private space in my garden
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your drive
Jestem pewien...
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I am certain: He's in the pub, I'll be bound.
zadzwonić, połączyć
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get through
silna rada
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had better do something -
You had better leave a note so they'll know I'll be late
to have to; to have a duty or a responsibility to:
The children are supposed to be at school by 8.45 a.m. What are you doing out of bed - you're supposed to be asleep.
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be supposed to
The children are supposed to be at school by 8.45 a.m. What are you doing out of bed - you're supposed to be asleep.
przypuszczać, zakładać
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suppose
zdołać, dawać radę
Zdołała złapać taksówkę (Jakoś zdołałam powstrzymać łzy.)ę.)
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manage to
She managed to catch a taxi. (I somehow managed to hold back my tears.
kierować, zarządzać, radzić, utrzymywać
(Zarządzam zespołem ludzi.)
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manage
I manage a team of people.
dusić się, krztusić, dławić
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choking
nagana, upomnienie - oficjalnie
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rebuke
zapominać o dumie, chować dumę do kieszeni
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swallow one's pride
połykać, łyk, jaskółka
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swallow
odmawiać, niezgodzić się, odrzucać
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refuse (to)
nagana, upomnienie
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rebuke
poważny, cieżki, ekstremalny, srogi
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severe
happiness in marriage
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married bliss
long, dificult journey
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trek
remember something good
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recall something fondly
`kanał meliorancyjny, rów / zarzucić, porzucić
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ditch
mieć kogoś na oku
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eye on
start talking, podrywać
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chat up
dating, umawiać się, być z kimś w związku
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go out
to intentionally fail to meet someone when you said you would, especially someone you were starting to have a romantic relationship with:
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stand up
I don't know if I've been stood up or if she's just late - I'll wait another half hour.
lost interesting
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go off
interesting on
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keen on
to have a strong but temporary feeling of liking someone romantically:
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have a crush on someone
I often thought he had a bit of a crush on you.
to feel that you like someone very much:
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have a soft spot for someone
She'd always had a soft spot for her younger nephew.
to consider doing something, but not seriously, or to be interested in something for a short time:
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flirt with something or somebody
to like someone or something very much
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crazy about
to treat someone very well:
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make much/a lot of someone
His mother used to make much of him when he went back home.
to come near or nearer to something or someone in space, time, quality, or amount: zbliżać się, podchodzić
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approach
posag, wiano
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dowry
przeważać nad, mieć większą wagę niż, być cięższym od
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outweigh
całkowity, ogólny
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overall
pióro ptasie
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feather
to have a good relationship:
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get on
bagatelizować, umniejszać, pomniejszać
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understate
to like someone or something very much:
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fond
"I'm very fond of you, you know," he said.
rich, bogaty
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loaded
very tired / brokoen or too old to use
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knackered
swatka/swat
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match maker
to succeed in entering a place, especially by using force or a trick:
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get in
to arrive at your home or the place where you work / f a train or other vehicle gets in at a particular time, that is when it arrives / to send something so that it arrives by a particular time:
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get in
They must have got in through the bathroom window. What time is the plane expected to get in? I have to get my application in by Thursday.
zawzięty, uparty
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obstinate
okropny, straszny
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dreadful
niezdarny
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clumsy
dowcipny w sposób błyskotliwy
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witty
rozładowany akumulator
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flat battery
wyluzowany
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laid-back
ubóstwienie
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deification
niedwuznaczny
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unambiguous
nachylić się nad kimś
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bend over someone
opatrzność
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providence
nabywać, zdobywać, uzyskać
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acquire
schodzić (np. o plamie), wychodzić na jaw, wyjść (o zdjęciu)
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come out
współczesny
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contemporary
wewnątrzny/ wewnętrzne koło tarczy
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inner
śródlądowy, leżący w głębi lądu
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inland
magnes, przyciągający
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magnet
kręty
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twisting
ślinienie
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mouth-watering
grad
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hail
sopel lodu
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icicle
drżeć, dygotać
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shiver
susza
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drought
przeziębienie od wiatru
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windchill
przegżanie, znużenie cieplne
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heat exhaustion
odwodnienie
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dehydration
na niebie
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in the sky
wyjątkowe doświadczenie
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expierence unique moment
nowiutki
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brand new
stopniowalny
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gradable
przemoczony
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drenched
wątroba
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liver
watching without thinking
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gaze
adwokat, obrońca, radca prawny
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barrister
prawnik, mecenas
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attorney
very awake
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wide awake
zdrętwiały, zesztywniały
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stiff
hałda, śmietnisko
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dump
skradać się, pełzać
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creep
ciężko rozczarowany
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gutted
talia
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waist
jęczeć, narzekać
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moan
gruszka
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pear
kamizelka
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waistcoat
spiżarnia
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pantry
wygodny
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mod cons
toaleta
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loo
niezwykły
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quaint
cukierkowaty
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twee
przytulny
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cosy
przypominajacy sosny
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pinny
żywiciel rodziny
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breadwinner
nerwowy, gorączkowy
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hectic
o podobnych upodobaniach, podobnie myślący
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like-minded
błogi, cudowny
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halcyon
starania o rękę, konkury, zaloty, umizgi
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courtship
wyłącznie
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solely
nieskazitelnie czysty, niepokalany
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immaculate

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