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AI is contributing to a transformation of society “happening ten times faster and at 300 times the scale, or roughly 3,000 times the impact” começar a aprender
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w przybliżeniu, z grubsza
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many fear that machines will make millions of workers redundant, causing inequality and unrest. começar a aprender
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zamieszki, niepokój, wzburzenie
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superintelligent computers might not share mankind’s goals and could turn on their creators. começar a aprender
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skoczyć na kogoś, zaatakować kogoś
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with artificial intelligence, we’re summoning the demon. começar a aprender
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Mr Musk frets about a future AI overlord becoming too powerful for humans to control. começar a aprender
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niepokoić się o, martwić się czymś
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Such concerns have been prompted by astonishing recent progress in AI começar a aprender
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wywoływać (np. uczucia), wyzwalać
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a field long notorious for its failure to deliver on its promises. começar a aprender
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AI technique called “deep learning”, which allows systems to learn and improve by crunching lots of examples rather than being explicitly programmed, começar a aprender
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To perform operations on; manipulate or process (numerical or mathematical data).
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Romanian ballerina Alina Cojocaru—an exquisite artist começar a aprender
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znakomity, wyborny, wyśmienity
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delicacy on stage belies a ferociously exacting temperament in the studio começar a aprender
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skryć, skrywać, dać mylne wyobrażenie, dawać mylne wyobrażenie
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delicacy on stage belies a ferociously exacting temperament in the studio começar a aprender
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delicacy on stage belies a ferociously exacting temperament in the studio começar a aprender
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wymagający, rygorystyczny
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Polunin was in an unreceptive mood começar a aprender
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Frederick Ashton’s Nocturne pas de deux is a masterly rendition of the battle of the sexes, começar a aprender
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the two dancers must find total reciprocity of technique and emotion. começar a aprender
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her torso jack-knifes under her extended leg. começar a aprender
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skręcić w niekontrolowany sposób, złożyć się jak scyzoryk
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começar a aprender
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For the Royal Ballet his sudden defection was something of a backhander. começar a aprender
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sprzeniewierzenie się (wartościom, ideom), odstępstwo (od zasad), zdrada (np. lojalności)
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For the Royal Ballet his sudden defection was something of a backhander. começar a aprender
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his Romeo debut, beamed live to cinemas around the world. começar a aprender
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nadawać, wysyłać (np. sygnał telewizyjny)
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To see him demonstrate a movement is to see a blueprint of perfection. começar a aprender
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adding Nureyev’s feral impulse to Baryshnikov’s phenomenal virtuosity and clarity começar a aprender
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dziki, powtórnie zdziczały
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And yet he was ricocheting out of control. começar a aprender
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rykoszet, odbijać się rykoszetem
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beyond the arcane world of balletomanes começar a aprender
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nieprzenikniony, tajemniczy
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he management was aware of “rumblings” começar a aprender
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Mason had championed him, but their rapport was professional começar a aprender
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orędować za czymś, opowiadać się za czymś
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He’s quite mysterious and unfathomable. começar a aprender
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He reckoned he would be paid far more as a principal dancer with American Ballet Theatre começar a aprender
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myśleć, sądzić, przypuszczać
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Instinctively solicitous, Polunin offered to carry my bag. começar a aprender
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He’s not me. He’s romantic, insipid. começar a aprender
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mdły, bezbarwny, pozbawiony wyrazu
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He has a voracious appetite for books and London culture, começar a aprender
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zapalony, entuzjastyczny, chętny, ochoczy
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niepocieszony, pogrążony w smutku (o osobie)
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Galina Polunina seems about as fearsome as Dasha, começar a aprender
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she now works as a wardrobe mistress at the opera house. começar a aprender
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knowing that her dreams for him have rebounded on her começar a aprender
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odbijać się na kimś (o zdarzeniu)
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Her consolation is a trove of memories começar a aprender
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Her consolation is a trove of memories começar a aprender
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an energetic baby, so pliable that the midwife who delivered him exclaimed with alarm começar a aprender
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giętki, sprężysty, elastyczny
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she exclaimed with alarm when she manipulated his limbs começar a aprender
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He’d climb up the wall of the corridor and do somersaults over the sofa. começar a aprender
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a skinny seven-year-old whose innate dancer’s posture makes him stand out começar a aprender
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he slides into 180-degree splits começar a aprender
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a short, wiry man with glinting gold fillings começar a aprender
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a short, wiry man with glinting gold fillings começar a aprender
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He was 12 when she began entering him in fortnightly competitions. começar a aprender
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she was a pretty blonde seamstress who had left technical school at 16, começar a aprender
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a porter in a bread factory. começar a aprender
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living with in-laws proved too much of a strain começar a aprender
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obciążenie, stres, napięcie
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even at the cost of forfeiting his love. começar a aprender
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the incredible looseness, começar a aprender
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volunteered to prepare and chaperone them. começar a aprender
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Erick would become a boarder começar a aprender
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pensjonariusz, osoba mieszkająca w internacie
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Their husbands volunteered to pay for their keep by finding better jobs. começar a aprender
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Kiev’s State Choreographic Institute is a 1960s eyesore stuck way out in a rough suburb. começar a aprender
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Kiev’s State Choreographic Institute is a 1960s eyesore stuck way out in a rough suburb. começar a aprender
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wystawać, wysuwać do przodu
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a park notorious for its muggings; começar a aprender
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her presence was reason in itself for Sergei’s half-heartedness começar a aprender
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brak entuzjazmu, brak przekonania
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But I never thought of Galina as a despot começar a aprender
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his mother would cuff him on the head to get him to focus começar a aprender
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uderzyć lekko, trzepnąć (np. w ucho)
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the arrogance of a ruttish young stag. começar a aprender
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the arrogance of a ruttish young stag. começar a aprender
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AFTER THE DILAPIDATION of the Kiev institute começar a aprender
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it started life as a hunting lodge built for King George II começar a aprender
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he was let off academic work começar a aprender
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puszczać wolno, puszczać płazem (zdecydować się nie karać kogoś za coś)
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Sergei told Galina how tame the boys were começar a aprender
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nudny, nieciekawy, mdły, uległy
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There was a unanimous realisation that someone with prodigious ability was in our midst começar a aprender
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There was a unanimous realisation that someone with prodigious ability was in our midst começar a aprender
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he didn’t strut about as though he knew that. começar a aprender
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puszyć się, pysznić się (czymś)
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Sergei also had a soft spot for insects and rodents. começar a aprender
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there was still an adolescent gangliness about him começar a aprender
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patykowatość, niezgrabność
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the intricate footwork at which English dancers excel começar a aprender
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zawiły, złożony, skomplikowany, misterny, powikłany
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Sergei was allowed to move out into shared digs começar a aprender
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he found himself living in impressive squalor. começar a aprender
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a horse tranquilliser known to ravers as Special K. começar a aprender
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“Falling into a K-hole” can leave the user emotionally numb começar a aprender
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zdrętwiały, odrętwiały (np. z zimna)
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with newly acquired muscular heft and strength começar a aprender
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all the crazily off-kilter tricks were there, começar a aprender
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all the crazily off-kilter tricks were there começar a aprender
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przekrzywiony, zwichrowany
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none of the impish grace notes. começar a aprender
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figlarny, psotny, łobuzerski, szelmowski
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he was cast in “a lot of rubbish”, he fell into a slump. começar a aprender
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spadek, zastój (w gospodarce), kryzys
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a buggy, stroller, pushchair começar a aprender
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Now he began recapturing Kherson’s delinquent culture in north London’s underworld, começar a aprender
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przestępczy (o działaniu), naruszający prawo (o osobie)
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putting money into a tattoo parlour run by a new friend começar a aprender
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salon (np. kosmetyczny, tatuażu, masażu)
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red stripes of scarification começar a aprender
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płytkie nacięcie, płytkie zadrapanie skóry
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He incised these himself. começar a aprender
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a disabled lavatory at the Opera House começar a aprender
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toaleta, ubikacja (o pomieszczeniu, budynku)
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a disabled lavatory at the Opera House começar a aprender
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wyłączony, nieaktywny (np. o jakiejś funkcji)
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By 21 Polunin had reached the pinnacle of his career começar a aprender
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He began looking for ways to augment the rush of performing, começar a aprender
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powiększać się, zwiększać się, rosnąć
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turn a blind eye to something Colleagues turned a blind eye, começar a aprender
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przymykać na coś oko (udawać, że się czegoś nie widzi lub że się o czymś nie wie)
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his cockily provocative tweets—such as “Does anybody sell heroin? começar a aprender
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z tupetem, z pewnością siebie
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His upside-down clock was also taxing his home life. começar a aprender
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obarczać ciężarem, poddawać próbie
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A buzz of anticipation in the foyer começar a aprender
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gwar, podniecenie, podekscytowanie
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ten minutes of soulful emoting mixed with Soviet bravura começar a aprender
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uduchowiony, pełen emocji, głębokich uczuć
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ten minutes of soulful emoting mixed with Soviet bravura começar a aprender
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odgrywanie uczuć (często o nieprzekonującej grze aktorskiej), wpadanie w egzaltację
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