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Some in my own party have criticized me for that support.
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poleganie na czymś / kimś/zaufanie do kogoś começar a aprender
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She has great reliance on you.
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começar a aprender
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The tennis player blamed his failure on the training scheme.
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czerpać z czegoś korzyści começar a aprender
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I benefit from her company, she is very wise.
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stosować się do czegoś (zasad, decyzji kierownika), podporządkować się começar a aprender
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comply with something (the rules, the manager's decision) Either you comply with the rules or you change the team.
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começar a aprender
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be addicted to sth, be hooked on sth
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być zależnym od czegoś lub kogoś começar a aprender
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be dependent on sth or sb Your success is dependent on how hard you work.
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być obciążonym czymś (kosztami) /oskarżony o coś começar a aprender
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be charged with sth (cost, murder, crime)
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skorzystać z czegoś, wykorzystać kogoś, coś (informacji, okazji, mojej niewiedzy, zaufania) começar a aprender
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take advantage of sth (information, opportunity, my ignorance, trust) Stop taking advantage of your parents!
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começar a aprender
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The actor didn't comment on his latest affair.
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wstrzymać się od czegoś (od głosu) começar a aprender
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abstain from sth (voting)
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começar a aprender
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Everybody needs sb to lean on in times of difficulty.
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powód czegoś (mój wybór, skarga, apelacja) começar a aprender
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the reason for sth (my choice, complaint, appeal) The reason for his sudden disappearance remains unknown.
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być znanym z czegoś złego começar a aprender
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The Doors were notorious for their appearance on the show.
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começar a aprender
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What is this place famous for?
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być w rozterce, nie wiedzieć co począć começar a aprender
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I am at a loss for words//Jane was completely at a loss for what to do next.//I admit I'm at a loss//He felt at a loss for words.
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wrażliwy / niewrażliwy na coś (niską temperaturę, wodę, słońce) começar a aprender
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sensitive / insensitive to sth (low temperature, water, Sun)
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começar a aprender
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Sorry, the lift is out of order.
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começar a aprender
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How dare you compare this poor comedian to Shakespeare?
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It is very difficult to encounter tigers at large. They are bred in captivity.
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começar a aprender
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Wild animals are often unhappy in captivity.
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This painting by Matisse is on loan from the National Gallery in London.
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começar a aprender
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I was angry about being expected to respond to such silly question.
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typowy, charakterystyczny dla czegoś/kogoś começar a aprender
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typical of something/someone It is typical of Greg to lose his keys.
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cieszyć się czymś (wiadomościami, wynikami) começar a aprender
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be delighted with sth (the news, results)
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I aim at becoming a chef./ This session aims at helping you to deal with stress.
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He has always been faithful to his wife.
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pogratulować komuś czegoś começar a aprender
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Minister congratulated the director on his success.
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começar a aprender
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Some new evidence came to light.
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szczycić, chlubić się czymś começar a aprender
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pride oneself on something Martha prides herself on having an extensive knowledge of reptiles.
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começar a aprender
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The murderes disposed of the corpse by throwing it into the river.
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começar a aprender
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At your insistence we withdrew the complaint.
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ku zdziwieniu kogoś/ ku mojemu zdziwieniu começar a aprender
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To my astonishment she passed the exam.
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zostawać w tyle, nie nadążać começar a aprender
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We are out of step with one another within the Union in this regard.
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começar a aprender
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at once / immediately/right away
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She could see her arm perfectly well but was under a delusion about her body image.
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