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She frowned when she saw the messy room, clearly annoyed.
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His voice had a rising inflection when he asked the question, making it sound uncertain.
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The benefits of recycling are tangible, like cleaner streets and less waste.
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He was reluctant to join the hiking trip because he was tired.
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zmieszany, speszony, zdezorientowany empezar lección
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She got flustered when the teacher called her name unexpectedly.
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rozcięcie, nacięcie, rana empezar lección
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He had a deep gash on his leg after falling off the bike.
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spóźnialski, maruder, przybłęda The tour guide waited for the stragglers who were still taking photos.
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The villain in the movie had a wicked plan to take over the city.
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We sat down to commiserate over our failed exam results.
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They built a makeshift shelter from branches and leaves to stay dry.
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He never acted aggressively toward patrons, but would throw rocks at Otis, another orangutan he “despised”.
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przerażający, zaskakujący, szokujący empezar lección
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The loud crash in the middle of the night was so startling that everyone woke up.
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Her laughter was so contagious that soon everyone in the room was giggling.
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The documentary about deep-sea exploration was so riveting that I couldn’t look away.
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