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Inhuman/Prisoners of war were subjected to inhuman and degrading treatment.
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Conditions for prisoners were described as inhumane. Many people believe factory farming is inhumane.
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She was hit on the head by a stone and knocked unconscious. my unconscious desire to impress him l
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The company is overvalued on the stock market. He felt undervalued and underpaid
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bezcenne doświadczenie / bezcenne porady start learning
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invaluable experience/invaluable advice
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niechęć nielubienie czegoś start learning
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He seems to dislike his own children
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podobny, taki sam, jednakowy start learning
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He and his father are alike in many ways. The houses in our street are very alike.
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niegotowane mięso / rozgotowany makaron start learning
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uncooked meat/overcooked pasta
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nadużycie władzy / niewłaściwe użycie języka start learning
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misuse of power/misuse of language That is an abuse and misuse of language. The party had to face the accusations of misuse of power
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zostać zarzuconym w użytkowaniu, wyjść z użycia start learning
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The church was recently restored after decades of disuse.
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nadużywać (np. jakichś słów), zbyt często użytkować (np. jakąś maszynę) start learning
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I tend to overuse certain favourite expressions. The overuse of X-rays may be causing 250 deaths each year.
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zwolnić kogoś ze szpitala start learning
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discharge from the hospital Patients were discharged from the hospital because the beds were needed by other people. More than half of all prisoners discharged are reconvicted within two years.
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ubrany za skromnie, nieodpowiednio do wydarzenia start learning
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Everyone else was in formal suits and I felt completely underdressed.
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z górnej półki (najwyższej jakości) start learning
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high-end video equipment/a high-end department store
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nieodłączny, wrodzony, wewnętrzny, niezbędny rzeczywisty (np. aspekt, uczucia, wartość) start learning
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works of little intrinsic value/interest Maths is an intrinsic part of the school curriculum.
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there is a whole host of reasons There's a whole host of reasons why he didn't get the job.
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sierść na grzbiecie zwierzęcia lub pióra na grzbiecie ptaka start learning
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wkurzać się/być zirytowanym start learning
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I don't know why she's acting salty. He got salty with me because I wouldn't go out with him
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the silent grandeur of the desert the grandeur of Wagner's music
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wysoki, wielki, wspaniały start learning
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the towering walls of the Acropolis/ a towering figure in the art world/ Laurence Olivier's Othello was a towering performance
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The evidence points to the inescapable conclusion that he is guilty of the crime.
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there is no room for anything
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traktować lekceważąco coś start learning
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be dismissive of something He's so dismissive of anybody else's suggestions.
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zaakceptować czyjeś zdanie, opinię start learning
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lubić coś ze względu na łatwość użycia start learning
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like sth for its ease of use
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