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mieć z kimś rachunki do wyrównania bắt đầu học
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have a score to settle with someone We still have a score to settle don't we?
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usłyszeć pogłoski na jakiś temat bắt đầu học
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We have a crisis on our hands and don’t want the press to get wind of it.
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bardzo szybko, dynamicznie bắt đầu học
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He's improved in leaps and bounds.
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zadać sobie trud żeby coś zrobić bắt đầu học
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go to the trouble to do something You went to the trouble to come all the way here, and I had the nerve to serve you terrible coffee.
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You see, our boss has the final say when it comes to all the disputes that occur on this hill.
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Polish people are leaving UK in droves due to high costs of living.
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The background music of some TV shows is so loud it drowns out the dialogue.
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Intryga rodem z Gry o tron, dobrotliwy główny bohater Szkieletor i zaskakujący brak zbędnej przemocy wyróżniają tę serię bắt đầu học
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Its Game of Thronesian intrigue, benevolent Skeletor protagonist and surprising lack of gratuitous violence sets this series apart
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igrać z losem, niepotrzebnie ryzykować bắt đầu học
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Don't push your luck and abuse our benevolence.
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He slammed the door in a fit of anger.
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Nie mogłem uwierzyć, jak mały Joe stawił czoła temu łobuzowi! Przecież Joe waży nie więcej niż 115 funtów! bắt đầu học
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I couldn’t believe how little Joe stood up to that bully! I mean, Joe must weigh all of 115 pounds, soaking wet!
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We were in limbo for weeks while the jury tried to make a decision in the case.
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Crop yields have fallen and to make matters worse, drought has dried up many water sources.
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This is the best place in the whole wide world.
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wolna amerykanka (nie obowiązują żadne reguły) bắt đầu học
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anything goes means that anything that somebody says or does is accepted or allowed, even if it shocks or surprises people
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