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empezar lección
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Her face looked saggy and old as she slouched in the chair.
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empezar lección
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empezar lección
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He shot a suspicious glance at the dirt in the flowerpots.
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empezar lección
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Surely you weren't gullible enough to believe all that?
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protekcjonalność, traktowanie z wyższością empezar lección
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I ignored the look and the condescension in his voice.
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uraza, niechęć/ skąpić, żałować (komuś czegoś), zazdrościć/ żalić się empezar lección
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He is one of those guys who does not hold a grudge. But I can't grudge you the right to take care of yourself.
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umowa na czas nieokreślony empezar lección
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empezar lección
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empezar lección
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employment contract/ agreement The report specifically emphasises the need for the open-ended employment contract to become the standard contract type in Europe.
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empezar lección
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order contract, mandate contract
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empezar lección
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Our lifestyle has to be frugal.
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empezar lección
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air mattress/aribed/inflatable
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empezar lección
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There was actually no one put to death at the penitentiary.
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mieć niskie mniemanie o kimś empezar lección
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The manager sold the employee short by not recognizing their hard work on the project
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podstępny, pozornie niewinny (np. wróg, choroba) empezar lección
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This was the most insidious plan she had ever heard of.
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pionek, bierka (szachowa)/ marionetka/ oddawać w zastaw empezar lección
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But he'll never be more than a pawn in their game. In the old days pawning things had been a way of life.
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empezar lección
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Do you and your husband have a joint bank account? Excess weight puts stress on joints.
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głosowanie, tajne głosowanie/ karta do głosowania/ lista kandydatów empezar lección
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They organized a ballot to find out who did it. You have to fill the ballot in order for it to be valid.
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empezar lección
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Large amounts of fresh water will leach out the salt.
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empezar lección
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musically inclined/gifted Both parents were musically inclined and they each wrote pieces of music.
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manipulowanie kimś, aby zwątpił w swoje zdrowie psychiczne, robienie z kogoś wariata empezar lección
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Gaslighting is when people believe others are trying to send them insane.
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empezar lección
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His nimble mind calculated the answer in a second. His short, thick fingers were nimble enough to do what needed to be done.
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mięczak, cienias, sztywniak, sierota empezar lección
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You little wimps are just afraid to take the next step.
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empezar lección
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You are totally smitten, Kyle. I can see it in your eyes!
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przebaczyć winę, darować/ zaakceptować, zgodzić się na coś empezar lección
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Some of the parents condone what students do because this is the way it's always been. In some cases, though, it was teachers and school officials who condoned such thinking.
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warunkowe zwolnienie z więzienia empezar lección
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You know what happens when you get into trouble on parole, right?
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recydywa (popełnienie przestepstwa przez osobe już karaną)/ nawrót (choroby), odnowienie (nałogu) empezar lección
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But he had a relapse and died two years later.
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empezar lección
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empezar lección
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Passengers must be given a safety briefing.
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oddalić się, odbiegać, zbłądzić empezar lección
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próchnieć (o zębach), rozkładać się, gnić empezar lección
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If we are not growing, we are decaying
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