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wzbudzać emocje; zainteresowanie start learning
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arouse, evoke emotions/interest elicit a feeling. New virtual reality solutions at work evoke my interest.
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egoism. It may seem egotistical that I say such things of myself.
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If you're not turned every few hours, you get bedsores
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a religion based on the ideas of the Chinese philosopher Confucius
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drzewa kołyszą się/ POWIEWAJĄ na wietrze start learning
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the trees are blowing in the wind
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, liniowy, w linii prostej start learning
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This book has a linear plot.
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zwierzęta się do niego przyzwyczaiły start learning
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animals acclimatised to him he was standing up to his knees in the water until the maritime creatures got acclimatised to him.
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on tap/have something up his sleeve on tap on hand: available services instantly on tap
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Even so they are conducive to the good of the world outside also.
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I also look to them for continued support through the codecision process.
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siedzieć w rada nadzorcza start learning
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sit on the supervisory board From 1952 to 1966, he also sat on the supervisory board.
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the dried root of a Mediterranean plant, used in medicines and to give flavour to food, especially sweets It consists of a liquorice-flavoured jelly with additional aniseed and fennel oil flavourings, covered in a layer of 45%-cacao dark chocolate
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fundować, stawiać coś; zabezpieczać (np. przed rdzą) start learning
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He treated me to a weekend at the spa. He treated the wall next to the window to prevent it from getting damp.
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If memory serves me well, the landline has been withdrawn from Poland for a couple of years now.
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przeliczyć się (źle ocenić) start learning
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to judge a situation badly: He miscalculated badly when he underestimated the response of the international community to the invasion. I miscalculated the angle of the hit he was launching at me
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część naskórka wokół paznokciea start learning
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napięty, naprężony (mocno naciągnięty) start learning
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Gradually his taut posture relaxed. When he was a meter from the wall, the line went taut.
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(in the UK) an official who takes away someone's possessions when they owe money: They didn't pay their rent, so the landlord called/sent in the bailiffs.
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przerobić, przetransformować, PRZEKSZTAŁCIĆ SIĘ start learning
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Under pressure this soft material converts into a hard one. Can you convert a text file to a PDF? I converted those wooden boards into a bench
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to take property, especially buildings or land, away from someone or a group of people: A lot of people were dispossessed of their homes during the civil war.
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nie mają rejestru karnego start learning
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the state or fact of being recorded. being authoritative or sanctioned
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ścieżka najmniejszego oporu start learning
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the path of least resistance
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expired become invalid by lapse of time. be barred by limitation (passage of time?) barred debt.
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magazynować, przechowywać start learning
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We store our merchandise in a safe place.
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