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przejść korytarzem (do końca korytarza) começar a aprender
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wyczerpać się (w sensie pieniędzy) começar a aprender
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Our blood flows out of the body
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You may have mixed up your answer a bit.
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zagłębić się w coś (z powrotem, znowu) começar a aprender
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Let's dive back into our conversation.
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uchodzić za, być uważanym za... começar a aprender
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He speaks the language so well, he would be pass for a German.
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small problem that is easy to correct (slang) começar a aprender
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It seems like there might have been a small hiccup in your message.
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to make up for the inconvenience
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Thank you for pointing that out.
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przekartkować coś np. książkę começar a aprender
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zniżyć głos, mówić ciszej começar a aprender
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Would you mind keeping your voice down a little? (very polite way to say it)
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Would you please give me some advice that everything is going to turn out well?
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He was checking out the girls in the changing room through his binoculars.
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We have to stand up against injustice.
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to excite or stimulate, especially sexually. começar a aprender
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If that's what turns you on, that's fine by me.
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to make something more dark começar a aprender
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to slip into new disguise
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spojrzeć wstecz, rzucić okiem wstecz começar a aprender
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to move away from a designated place, direction, topic, often unintentionally começar a aprender
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to separate two people or things começar a aprender
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ogarniać (kogoś) w sensie uczucia começar a aprender
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A sense of tranquility wash over you.
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to go around a place you have never been to find out what is there começar a aprender
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to need a break and go to sleep because you are very, very tired. começar a aprender
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I zonked out on the sofa last night./Sorry? I might've zonked out.
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What's stressing you out?
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to rest your weight on sth for support começar a aprender
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The ironing board is leaning against the wall.
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to make something completely full começar a aprender
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I'm filling up a dog bowl with tap water.
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to recover from sth(an ailment, an upsetting experience) começar a aprender
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It took me a year to get over the break up.
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to return to a place, to recover sth lost começar a aprender
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Don't tell me you're thinking of getting back WITH your ex.
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Don't forget to follow up your phone call with an email
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to finish an event or activity começar a aprender
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to have romantic and sexual relationship with somebody. começar a aprender
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skarżyć się komuś na kogoś começar a aprender
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to complain ABOUT sb's to sb's to complain about coworkers to the manager/ She complains about her headache.
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to use the tongue and lips to touch someone's sexual organs in order to give pleasure. (slang) começar a aprender
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