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did not merit the bombastic billing of “a world premiere” começar a aprender
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did not merit the bombastic billing of “a world premiere” começar a aprender
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pompatyczny, górnolotny, napuszony
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did not merit the bombastic billing of “a world premiere” começar a aprender
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prompting nervous titters in the auditorium. começar a aprender
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chichot, podśmiewanie się, nerwowy śmiech
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After an exchange of teasing banter, Lammin went off into the night. começar a aprender
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prześmiechy, żarty, żarciki
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After an exchange of teasing banter, Lammin went off into the night. começar a aprender
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droczyć (się z kimś), dokuczać (komuś), kpić (z kogoś)
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is tweets, though, did not bode well começar a aprender
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wróżyć, zapowiedzieć, zapowiadać
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a billionaire’s mansion opposite the wooden shanties of the docks. começar a aprender
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even the same simmering borscht smell as he walked into his babushka’s house. começar a aprender
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utrzymujący się, gotujący się
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começar a aprender
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he was edgy about having to wait to perform with the Mariinsky in June começar a aprender
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podenerwowany, zirytowany
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he had felt intimidated by Zelensky começar a aprender
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in Moscow he would be given his own European repertory, começar a aprender
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Shop & Bar is a favourite Zelensky haunt começar a aprender
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watching Muscovite girls circumventing its cobbles in their Louboutin heels começar a aprender
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watching Muscovite girls circumventing its cobbles in their Louboutin heels começar a aprender
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obchodzić, ominąć, omijać
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watching Muscovite girls circumventing its cobbles in their Louboutin heels começar a aprender
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as he tucked in, I was struck not only by his physical transformation começar a aprender
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wcinać, wsuwać, pałaszować, zajadać
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luminous skin, shining eyes começar a aprender
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how grounded he’d become. começar a aprender
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Ballet thrives on baton-passing from one generation to another. começar a aprender
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Ballet thrives on baton-passing from one generation to another. começar a aprender
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the embodiment of heroic Soviet virility começar a aprender
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From his gruff telephone manner I’d envisaged a swarthy, macho figure, começar a aprender
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From his gruff telephone manner I’d envisaged a swarthy, macho figure, começar a aprender
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From his gruff telephone manner I’d envisaged a swarthy, macho figure, começar a aprender
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śniady, smagły (o cerze), ciemnolicy (o osobie)
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the opulence of the Mariinsky or Bolshoi theatres começar a aprender
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bogactwo, bujność, obfitość
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miscast - miscast - miscast she was miscast in the soubrette role of Coppélia começar a aprender
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she was miscast in the soubrette role of Coppélia começar a aprender
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subretka (pokojówka w komediach, farsach)
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Never had he danced with such playful bravado começar a aprender
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começar a aprender
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an oligarch’s cavernous, three-bathroom apartment with a security guard at the door começar a aprender
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Vladimir had spoken wistfully to me about being reunited with Galin começar a aprender
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“Yeah,” he said with a grin. “Third time lucky, maybe.” começar a aprender
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several bottles of first-growth claret começar a aprender
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detecting a whiff of cocoa começar a aprender
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sitting talking until Sergei’s energy subsided. começar a aprender
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stępować (o bólu), opadać (o emocjach)
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I told him that I’d never seen such euphoria on stage. “Please tell me that wasn’t ginseng, or worse!” começar a aprender
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Indigenous Missionary Council, começar a aprender
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rdzenny, tubylczy, autochtoniczny, miejscowy, lokalny
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110 “uncontacted” groups in the Amazon who are increasingly threatened by illegal logging, mining and farming. começar a aprender
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começar a aprender
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Today the Awá practice some farming, but most still hunt with rifles começar a aprender
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They lived in a hut made of palm fronds, hunted with bows and arrows and collected fruits começar a aprender
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They lived in a hut made of palm fronds, hunted with bows and arrows and collected fruits começar a aprender
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the tribe has electricity, rudimentary health care começar a aprender
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elementarny, podstawowy, zasadniczy
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Diniz said the women were reclusive começar a aprender
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samotnik, zamknięty (w odosobnieniu), wyizolowany, odludny (o miejscu)
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fires have decimated parts of their reserves começar a aprender
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farmers and loggers are encroaching. começar a aprender
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wdzierać się, wkraczać (do czegoś), bezprawnie naruszać
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Research is shedding light on the most effective ways to break a habit for good. começar a aprender
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rzucać nowe światło na problem, wyjaśniać problem
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behavior-based cessation program. começar a aprender
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be in thrall to something Plugging into the feelings associated with a craving helps you become less in thrall to it, so you can learn to let it go. começar a aprender
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To stave off autopilot snacking on sweets, for example, swap the cookie jar with a fruit bowl. começar a aprender
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zażegnać, oddalać, chwilowo powstrzymywać (np. groźbę niebezpieczeństwa)
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So come up with a plan ahead of time for how you will respond to those cues começar a aprender
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If you, say, chew your nails when you get frazzled at work, start practicing deep breathing começar a aprender
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wyczerpany, skonany, przemęczony
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They don't obsessively check their email, and they try not to dwell on work-related issues começar a aprender
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zatrzymywać się nad czymś, rozwodzić się nad czymś
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The last thing you need is to be lying in bed thinking about an email you just read from that overzealous boss começar a aprender
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melatonin, an essential hormone that regulates your circadian rhythm começar a aprender
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many of the challenges have the potential to derail you começar a aprender
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sprowadzać kogoś na złą drogę
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I affectionately call it, “Ban the Memo.” começar a aprender
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That’s really important, before you take that leap. começar a aprender
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overwhelm, anxiety, irritation, boredom, and under-confidence começar a aprender
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Pulling out the oven and scrubbing the baseboards behind it? começar a aprender
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Make sure your goal is attainable–i.e. that you have control over meeting it começar a aprender
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we tend to beat ourselves up, momentarily feel that unbearable shame, then avoid or distract to alleviate the discomfort. começar a aprender
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we tend to beat ourselves up, momentarily feel that unbearable shame, then avoid or distract to alleviate the discomfort. começar a aprender
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złagodzić, łagodzić, ulżyć
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começar a aprender
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pogarszać, zaostrzać, powodować nasilenie, powodować pogorszenie (np. samopoczucia)
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even if it’s binge-watching Netflix or spending hours on the Daily Mail começar a aprender
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I like to distill down to the bare essentials começar a aprender
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skroplić, skraplać się, kapnąć, spłynąć
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career changers have gleaned from their respective journeys. começar a aprender
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gromadzić, zbierać, zdobywać (np. informacje)
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career changers have gleaned from their respective journeys. começar a aprender
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indywidualny, poszczególny, odpowiedni, własny
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I disagree with that wholeheartedly começar a aprender
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z całego serca, całkowicie
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No job, employer, organization, direction, etc. is foolproof or change-resistant. começar a aprender
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niezawodny (np. o metodzie, planie, systemie)
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A huge part of the business I worked for was focused on travel, and it was instantly flattened. começar a aprender
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spłaszczyć, zrównać z ziemią
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Successful people who adore their work and are amply rewarded in it don’t just “arrive” there. começar a aprender
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obficie, hojnie, obszernie
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the challenges they’re experiencing at work are stemming directly from the dysfunction, hurt, pain and damaged self-confidence they suffered começar a aprender
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like a pendulum – you swing to what you think is the farthest point away from what you’re doing now. começar a aprender
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After a brutal layoff in the days following 9/11, I was sick and tired of feeling terrible, começar a aprender
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zwolnienie z pracy (gł. przy redukcji zatrudnienia), urlop bezpłatny (z przymusu)
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put all one's eggs in one basket to ensure it’s a great fit before you put all your eggs in that basket. começar a aprender
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stawiać wszystko na jedną kartę
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After pivoting once again and pursuing running my own business as a coach/consultant/trainer, I’ve found the ultimate path for me. começar a aprender
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Look at what you dislike most in your work, and endeavor to change it now. começar a aprender
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starać się, postarać się, usiłować, próbować, spróbować
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the toxic relationships you’re hooking into começar a aprender
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After all, the United States is the home of programming luminaries such as Bill Gates começar a aprender
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luminarz, osoba znana i podziwiana
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by subtracting the mean from each score and then dividing by the standard deviation começar a aprender
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by subtracting the mean from each score and then dividing by the standard deviation começar a aprender
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odchylenie standardowe (od średniej)
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But China only won by a hair. começar a aprender
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they didn’t dominate across the board começar a aprender
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ogónie, powszechnie, wszędzie
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Chinese developers are disproportionately drawn to data structures. começar a aprender
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nieproporcjonalnie, niewspółmiernie
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He hails from China’s city of Chongqing, começar a aprender
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pochodzić skądś, urodzić się gdzieś
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Czech developers showed an outsized preference for shell competitions, começar a aprender
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they can look to Switzerland’s steadfast developers for inspiration. começar a aprender
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niezachwiany (o miłości), nieugięty (o zasadach), niezłomny (np. w postanowieniu)
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which make Swiss coders the Most Tenacious Programmers in the World. começar a aprender
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uporczywy, nieustępliwy, zawzięty (o osobie)
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Poland would nab the bronze começar a aprender
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zająć, zajmować, zaklepać, zaklepywać (np. miejsce, stolik)
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żarliwość, zapał (mocne zaangażowanie)
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they ignite a deeper debate começar a aprender
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wzniecać, wzbudzać, prowokować, inicjować (np. poruszenie)
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long slowdown in childbirth começar a aprender
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slowdown in childbirth has coincided with economic slump começar a aprender
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zbiegać się (zaistnieć jednocześnie)
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subsidies for families to have children começar a aprender
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they are very prudent about becoming pregnant começar a aprender
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przezorny, roztropny, ostrożny, rozważny, rozsądny
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she vented her anger on Facebook começar a aprender
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