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kindergarten/nursery school
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elementary school/primary school
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middle school/junior high school
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high school/secondary school
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private school (US) / public school (UK)
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public school (US) / state school (UK)
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vocational school/trade school
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magister (nauki humanistyczne) start learning
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gadanina, paplanina - rozmowy na tematy niezwiązane z lekcją. start learning
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The classroom was filled with chatter as the students waited for the teacher to arrive.
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wagarować - opuszczać lekcje bez powodu. start learning
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He often skipped classes to hang out with his friends, which negatively affected his grades.
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zdawać egzamin/ pisać test - sprawdzenie wiedzy lub umiejętności. start learning
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I'm taking an exam in biology next week, so I need to start studying.
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zajęcia pozalekcyjne - dodatkowe zajęcia organizowane poza planem lekcji, np. kółka zainteresowań, zajęcia sportowe. start learning
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extracurricular activities She participates in several extracurricular activities, including the debate team and the school choir.
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burza mózgów - metoda generowania pomysłów w grupie. start learning
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The team got together to brainstorm ideas for their new marketing campaign.
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omawiać pracę domową - rozmowa na temat zadania domowego. start learning
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They met at the library to discuss the homework assignment.
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udzielać informacji zwrotnej - komentowanie pracy lub odpowiedzi ucznia. start learning
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The teacher will give feedback on the essays next week.
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przerabiać coś, omawiać coś - analizować materiał. start learning
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Before the test, let's go over the main points from the chapter.
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beznadziejny w czymś - bardzo słaby w jakiejś dziedzinie. start learning
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I'm hopeless at math; I just can't seem to grasp the concepts.
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przeciętny - o przeciętnych umiejętnościach. start learning
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He's an average student, getting mostly Bs and Cs.
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mól książkowy - osoba, która uwielbia czytać książki. start learning
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She's a real bookworm and can often be found with her nose in a book.
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wyróżniający się - o ponadprzeciętnych osiągnięciach. start learning
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He's a distinguished professor with years of experience in his field.
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uzdolniony - posiadający naturalne zdolności w jakiejś dziedzinie. start learning
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She's a gifted musician and started playing the piano at a very young age.
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wszystkowiedzący - osoba, która uważa, że wie wszystko i lubi się tym chwalić. start learning
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He's a bit of a know-it-all and always has to have the last word.
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start learning
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A visual learner might use flashcards or diagrams to help them study.
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Auditory learners often do well in lectures and by listening to recordings.
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start learning
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Direct contact with clients is an important part of this job.
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start learning
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My German is rusty from lack of practice.
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poczucie spełnienia/osiągnięcia start learning
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Volunteering gives me a sense of accomplishment.
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This antique watch is extremely valuable.
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She is a dedicated teacher who goes above and beyond for her students.
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He has a flair for languages and can speak five fluently.
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I'm planning to take part in a course on digital marketing.
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How do you pronounce your last name?
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start learning
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I feel insecure about my presentation skills.
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powtarzać (materiał do nauki) start learning
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It's important to revise your work before submitting it.
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podszlifować (umiejętności) start learning
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I need to brush up on my French before my trip to Paris.
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"nauczyć się czegoś na pamięć", tak aby móc to odtworzyć bez patrzenia na tekst. start learning
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"""I had to learn all the Shakespearean sonnets by heart for my English literature class.""
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""My grandmother can still recite poems she learned by heart as a child.""" start learning
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""My grandmother can still recite poems she learned by heart as a child."""
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oznacza to, że coś jest bardzo łatwe do zrobienia. start learning
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"""That exam was a piece of cake, I finished it in half the time.""
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""Don't worry, assembling this furniture is a piece of cake, just follow the instructions.""" start learning
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""Don't worry, assembling this furniture is a piece of cake, just follow the instructions."""
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"pracować do późna w nocy", często nad czymś pilnym lub wymagającym. start learning
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"""I have to burn the midnight oil tonight to finish this project before the deadline.""
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""She's been burning the midnight oil all week to prepare for her presentation.""" start learning
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""She's been burning the midnight oil all week to prepare for her presentation."""
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czuć się niepewnie lub niekompetentnie w jakiejś sytuacji, często dlatego, że jest ona zbyt trudna lub skomplikowana. start learning
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feel/be out of your depth """I felt completely out of my depth in the advanced math class.""
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""He was out of his depth trying to fix the car engine himself.""" start learning
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""He was out of his depth trying to fix the car engine himself."""
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"z wielkim sukcesem", "znakomicie". start learning
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"""She passed her driving test with flying colours.""
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""The team won the championship with flying colours.""" start learning
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""The team won the championship with flying colors."""
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gadanina, paplanina - rozmowy na tematy niezwiązane z lekcją. start learning
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The classroom was filled with chatter as the students waited for the teacher to arrive.
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wagarować - opuszczać lekcje bez powodu. start learning
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He often skipped classes to hang out with his friends, which negatively affected his grades.
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zdawać egzamin/ pisać test - sprawdzenie wiedzy lub umiejętności. start learning
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I'm taking an exam in biology next week, so I need to start studying.
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zajęcia pozalekcyjne - dodatkowe zajęcia organizowane poza planem lekcji, np. kółka zainteresowań, zajęcia sportowe. start learning
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extracurricular activities She participates in several extracurricular activities, including the debate team and the school choir.
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burza mózgów - metoda generowania pomysłów w grupie. start learning
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The team got together to brainstorm ideas for their new marketing campaign.
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omawiać pracę domową - rozmowa na temat zadania domowego. start learning
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They met at the library to discuss the homework assignment.
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udzielać informacji zwrotnej - komentowanie pracy lub odpowiedzi ucznia. start learning
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The teacher will give feedback on the essays next week.
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przerabiać coś, omawiać coś - analizować materiał. start learning
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Before the test, let's go over the main points from the chapter.
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beznadziejny w czymś - bardzo słaby w jakiejś dziedzinie. start learning
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I'm hopeless at math; I just can't seem to grasp the concepts.
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przeciętny - o przeciętnych umiejętnościach. start learning
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He's an average student, getting mostly Bs and Cs.
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mól książkowy - osoba, która uwielbia czytać książki. start learning
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She's a real bookworm and can often be found with her nose in a book.
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wyróżniający się - o ponadprzeciętnych osiągnięciach. start learning
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He's a distinguished professor with years of experience in his field.
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uzdolniony - posiadający naturalne zdolności w jakiejś dziedzinie. start learning
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She's a gifted musician and started playing the piano at a very young age.
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wszystkowiedzący - osoba, która uważa, że wie wszystko i lubi się tym chwalić. start learning
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He's a bit of a know-it-all and always has to have the last word.
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