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Question		Answer
wydmuchać nos start learning		blow nose
opatrunek start learning		dressing (n) a covering that protects an injury
bandaż (n) a long piece of soft cloth that you tie around an injured part of the body start learning		bandage (n) a long piece of soft cloth that you tie around an injured part of the body
kleszcz start learning		tick
pchła start learning		flea
wścieklizna (n) a serious disease that people can get if they are bitten by an infected animal start learning		rabies (n) a serious disease that people can get if they are bitten by an infected animal
przez telefon, zajęty rozmową (telefoniczną) using the phone start learning		on the phone using the phone She's been on the phone all night.
zaangażowany, zagorzały, oddany (adj) loyal and willing to give your time and energy to something that you believe in start learning		committed (adj) loyal and willing to give your time and energy to something that you believe in
kompletny (adj) with all parts start learning		complete (adj) with all parts The manager gave me a complete list of all his workers. I own a complete collection of Shakespeare's works.
gotowy, ukończony (adj) ~finished start learning		complete (adj) ~finished Our report is almost complete. Our project is now complete. The book is complete and ready to be published. Is your report complete?
ukończyć (v) to finish doing or making something start learning		complete (v) to finish doing or making something The palace took 15 years to complete.
zawieść kogoś, przynieść komuś zawód (pv) to disappoint someone by not doing what you agreed to do start learning		let sb down (pv) to disappoint someone by not doing what you agreed to do I promised to go to the party with Jane and I can't let her down. I promise I'll never let you down again. She was sorry that she let him down.
przeważać nad, przewyższać (v) to be greater or more important than something else start learning		outweigh (v) to be greater or more important than something else The benefits of this treatment far outweigh the risks.

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