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na dziś koniec / wystarczy na dziś Dobra robota chłopaki, kończmy na dzisiaj. start learning
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I'm getting a bit tired now - let's call it a day. Well done guys, let's call it a day.
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start learning
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Oto ona. Lepiej późno niż wcale. start learning
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Here she is. Better late than never.
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Hej, daj mu spokój. On robi co w jego mocy. start learning
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Don't be so critical. Give him some slack. Hey, cut him some slack! He's doing his best!
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wymykać się spod kontroli Bezrobocie wymyka się spod kontroli. start learning
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Unemployment is getting out of hand.
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To nie jest skomplikowane. start learning
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Go on, you can do it. It's not rocket science. No need to worry. I'll explain everything. It's not rocket science.
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wziąć się w garść / pozbierać się Stracisz pracę, jeśli nie weźmiesz się w garść. start learning
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You'll lose your job if you don't get your act together.
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There's a lot of work to be done but so far, so good.
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I decided to hit the sack and have an early night. What time did you hit the sack last night?
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w skrócie / krótko mówiąc / bez wchodzenia w szczgóły start learning
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(to cut a) long story short Long story short, we didn’t get home until 3 in the morning!
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na efekty trzeba pracować / bez pracy nie ma kołaczy start learning
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Don't worry about what he said. He was just pulling your leg.
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niespodziewanie/ znienacka / jak grom z jasnego nieba start learning
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One day, out of the blue, she called me.
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I'd love to come but I'm completely snowed under at the moment. I'm still snowed under at work and will be for at least another month.
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