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spotkać kogoś przypadkiem, napotkać kogoś, napatoczyć się começar a aprender
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I ran into my old friend on my way home.
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Co za spotkanie!; Co za niespodzianka cię tutaj spotkać! język mówiony x3 começar a aprender
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Fancy running into you here! Fancy meeting you here! Fancy seeing you here!
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zanim się zorientujesz bardzo szybko começar a aprender
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começar a aprender
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l couldn't resist my mother's delicious soup. - I bet
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zwyczajny, szablonowy, sztampowy, przeciętny potocznie começar a aprender
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run-of-the-mill, mill run Science popularisers often make the same claim, dismissing the Sun as just a run-of-the-mill star.
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começar a aprender
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keep one's fingers crossed, have one's fingers crossed Good luck with your exam I keep my fingers crossed
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I'm really pumped about this opportunity.
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liczyć na coś czy liczyć na kogoś ale również ufać zaufanym informacjom começar a aprender
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bank on something, bank on somebody I bank on you so don't disappoint me. I bank on the cup of coffee to wake me up
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przepuszczać pieniądze, trwonić pieniądze, szaleństwo w wydawaniu pieniędzy - potocznie / gąbka começar a aprender
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splurge, splurge / sponge, sponge He splurged his whole week’s wages on a champagne dinner.
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zbierać się, zgromadzić się wspólnie, spotkać się też rozpocząć związek começar a aprender
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nadrobić stratę, nadrabiać stratę, nadrobić zaległości, nadrabiać zaległości p.v. x2 começar a aprender
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I was absent from school for two weeks, so I find it hard to catch up.
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zbytnio się w czymś pospieszyć, wyprzedzać fakty começar a aprender
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The composer was ahead of his times. He soon got ahead of the others in his class.
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upewnić się, dopilnować czegoś, pamiętać o zrobieniu czegoś começar a aprender
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make sure you call her later
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começar a aprender
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An attack like that cannot go unpunished
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skurczybyk (o kimś kto ma szczęście), bękart começar a aprender
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bastard, bastard, bastard You lying bastard! He’s gone straight to the top, the lucky bastard.
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começar a aprender
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Now all my problems seem so bread-and-butter
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głodny, głodnawy x2/ mieć ochotę wrzucić coś na ząb começar a aprender
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hungry, peckish/ feel peckish
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ogołocony, bez środków do życia, w nędzy começar a aprender
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The floods left many people destitute. • The rest of her family all died in a smallpox epidemic, leaving her destitute.
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durny, głupi (o osobie) American English potocznie começar a aprender
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She is dumb, I don't like her.
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começar a aprender
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mean (British English), cheap (American English) He won't buy you an expensive present because he's too mean. Don't be so cheap!
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do bani, być do bani / zwolnić kogoś começar a aprender
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it sucks, it sucks / give sb the sack
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mnóstwo czegoś potocznie / bogactwo, nadmiar czegoś oficjalnie começar a aprender
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loads of sth, load of sth, loadsa of sth / plethora of sth
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