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krzywić się / marszcząc brwi
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zrywający boki ze śmiechu
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wrzaskliwy, przezabawny, oszałamiający
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when you want people to stop laugh and be more serious start learning
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żarty żartami / żarty na bok
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somebody who likes to joke about people in a friendly way, likes poke fun at people start learning
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against all odds / against all the odds / against the odds you do or achieve it although there were a lot of problems and you were not likely to succeed A snowstorm blew up as we were driving to the ski resort but we managed to reach our chalet. against all the odds. start learning
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pomimo wszystkich przeciwności na przekór wszystkiemu
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worried or nervous about something that is going to happen We were on tenterhooks all morning waiting for the phone to ring. start learning
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siedzieć jak na szpilkach
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used for describing someone who is old and no longer useful or attractive I would have thought Grandad was a bit over the hill to enter a dance contest! start learning
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mieć najlepsze lata za sobą
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Our plane was very late - it landed a fulI ten hours behind schedule. start learning
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Are operators notifying problems sufficiently quickly, and are their internal audits up to scratch? start learning
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If you do something under your own steam, you do it without help Do you want a lift or will you get there under your own steam? start learning
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not known or popular with many people start learning
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at someone’s beck and call ready to do something for someone any time you are asked She was confined to a wheelchair but had a private nurse at her beck and call start learning
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If something goes against the grain, you would not usually do it because it would be unusual These days it goes against the grain to show too much respect for authority start learning
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He let his mind go blank and kept on walking, thinking about nothing at all start learning
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mieć pustkę w głowie / zapomnieć
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go by the board / abandoned to be forgotten or not used All of those plans must now go by the board. start learning
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pójśc na marne / porzucić, zaniechać
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go downhill / be deteriorated to gradually become worse I talk to friends in the system and things seem to be going downhill! start learning
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zjeżdżać/schodzić w dół/pogarszać się
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go halves, go halfsies, go halvsies start learning
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dzielić się (czymś) równo
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That's what I started to tell you before we went off at a tangent. start learning
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To have fun doing those last two, you spend what you've got going spare start learning
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There was nothing to do but go the whole hog. start learning
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go to great lengths (pains) They went to great pains to say the decision was a personal one. start learning
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How quickly everything could go to pieces in the world. start learning
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rozlecieć się na kawałki/załamać się
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Unfortunately, the results from Copenhagen were well below par in the circumstances. start learning
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poniżej założeń/poziomu/przecietnej
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the reason for or aim of a joke, especially when it is a person start learning
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okrutny, zażarty, zajadly
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mieć depresje, być w dołku
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