Part7 Flashcards

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talent, smykałka, dryg

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flair - My ex has aflairfor the dramatic. Undoubtedly, you have aflairfor war-mongering. You need a feminineflairto your work. In fact, he had a greatflairfor trade. Looks like you’ve got aflairfor avoiding death. But you have a certainflairfor such a task.

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styl, atmosfera, urok, klimat

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flair - That’s why I love any kind of an internationalflair. Elegantflairand a joy to use. There comes southernflairon the table. Good restaurants, fantasticflair, many different kinds of people. Fashion,flairand tradition in Hamburg. Experience luxury with a Mediterraneanflairon the Adriatic coast.

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wada, skaza, usterka, defekt

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flaw - You lack common curiosity, and that’s aflaw. I think that was just a designflaw. Or there is someflawin me. There’s just one smallflawin the whole narrative. That’s theflawin your plan. Another giantflawis public opinion hostility.

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uciekać

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flee - I mustfleeto avoid the temptation of seeing you again. If I am discovered, we mustflee. I cannotfleeto the mountains with the others. We mustfleeEngland and its insufficiently puritanical ways. Ifleeto you, as head of justice in this realm. I’m not a coward who willfleeso easily…

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przedmiot, punkt ciężkości

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the focus of - That should therefore bethe focus ofour attention. Therefore, the final inspection isthe focus ofquality control. Creating content should bethe focus ofyour online business. The cities arethe focus ofopportunities and problems.

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przestrzegać

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follow - You only needfollowthe rules, and all will be well. To make usfollowthe rules or else they get hurt. They couldn’t evenfollowhell’s rules. Carefullyfollowall instructions given to you by your doctor. In principle, one should respect policies on acceptable use - and of coursefollowthe law.

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podnóże, podstawa

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the foot of sth - Go aroundthe foot ofthe next mountain and pass a holly tree. Alongthe foot ofthe volcano spreads a very fertile lowland. That means a lot of effort to just reachthe foot ofthe mountain. The road tothe foot ofthe volcano was not difficult.

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postawić stopę

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Set foot in - I never onceset foot ina patient’s room. I vow never toset foot inthat ocean again. As soon as Iset foot inthis territory… It is almost a month since I firstset foot inthis glorious land. Haven’tset foot inthere since the day she passed. I told you never toset foot inher room.

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krok, ślad

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footstep - I am often told I have a lightfootstep. Every siren she heard, everyfootstepwas proof she was being hunted. And I’ll enjoy everyfootstepwith you. It leaves yourfootstepas a kind of little relief record of it.

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na dobre, na zawsze, na stałe

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for good - The blue of my tears stains human skinfor good… Once you walk into this town, you’re herefor good. Your magic can bring me backfor good. At least now she’s gonefor good. I’m afraid it’s time to erase those memoriesfor good. Get out of this sorry placefor good.

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na całe życie, do końca życia

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for life - I could go to prisonfor life. But know that you have made friendfor life. 10 million would set us upfor life. Frankie said that swans are linkedfor life. This could set you upfor life. What a future, three dollars a weekfor life. Andrew will be locked upfor life.

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na długo

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for long - That gum won’t stay stickyfor long. Subservient societies neither maintain nor deserve freedomfor long. You don’t lose guys like thatfor long. Notfor long, I guarantee you. Nobody really stays deadfor long. Hid in some empty buildings, but notfor long.

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w dużej mierze, w przeważającej części, w większości przypadków

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for the most part - Sofor the most part, she’s fine. It’s true,for the most part. He thinks our marriage has been finefor the most part. My husband and I lead separate livesfor the most part. Well,for the most part, I’m fine.

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na razie, póki co, chwilowo

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for the time being - This will be your homefor the time being. You leave it somewhere safefor the time being. You can stay therefor the time being. This can remain a strictly army matterfor the time being. I’m ending my treatments, at leastfor the time being.

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na początek

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for a start - He can sell this rat holefor a start. Well, the title stinks,for a start. Well,for a start, we’re well-armed and well-trained. Well,for a start, there is no heaven. Well, don’t upset yourselffor a start. We haven’t seen the insidefor a start. You can go and see a specialist,for a start.

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przewidzieć

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foresee - No code canforeseeall the complications. Your analystsforeseegrowth at 1% per annum. We canforeseeit, we are not in the hands of destiny. And between you and me, Iforeseea much greater amount. It was an outcome that I did notforesee.

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w postaci, w formie

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in the form of - It was spontaneously emitting energyin the form ofheat. Please state your problemin the form ofa dream. Minute particles that are visiblein the form ofclouds. They came to my deskin the form ofa deputation. The whole is carried outin the form ofmosaic.

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nadchodzący, zbliżający się, przyszły

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forthcoming - I hope that theforthcomingsummit will give attention to this matter. We saw aforthcomingwonderful sunny bright world. Elegant warm sweater ideal forforthcomingautumn period. I hope that theforthcomingLisbon summit will be a success.

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rozmowny

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forthcoming - Once he woke up, our Jaffa friend was surprisinglyforthcoming. I wasn’tforthcomingon previous encounters, but now I fear… Perhaps next time you’ll be moreforthcoming. And Tony certainly wasn’tforthcoming. How come he’s suddenly soforthcoming? Farmer wasforthcoming, cooperative.

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plugawy, paskudny

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foul - Theirfoulstench permeates the air. Whatfoulsort of woman Does that to a child? Theirfoulstench permeates the air. I apologize about myfoultongue. I love the way yourfoullittle mind works. Byfoulcraft, Saruman has crossed Orcs with Goblin-men.

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tarcie

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friction - the internal system vacuum eliminatesfriction. Used to absorb sweat and addfriction. I also miss gravity,friction… and smashing things to pieces. A littlefrictioncould lead to big problems. And yes… sometimes there isfriction.

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strach

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fright - It gives me afrightevery time. Money takesfrightwhen might conquers right. They provide a laugh, or afright, to people in need of entertainment. Or else he simply died offright. Somebody told me they faint withfrightwhen you cook them. I thought I’d die offright.

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od zera, od podstaw

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from scratch - So I wouldn’t have to startfrom scratch. I think we need to startfrom scratch. While designing interiorsfrom scratch, we have unlimited possibilities. We don’t have time to startfrom scratch. I built the coalitionfrom scratch.

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owocny, płodny

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fruitful - I hope your time here isfruitful. May next season be asfruitful. Thus began a mostfruitfullegislative career. I look forward to afruitfuland productive visit. Our peoples have enjoyed such afruitfulalliance. I hear you had afruitfultrip.

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wypełnić, spełnić
fulfil - He said we must fulfil my father's wishes. I'll just help you fulfil your dream. The Member States may also fulfil the basic requirements. We also need to fulfil our duty. The European Union is working to fulfil this goal. I am counting on this House to fulfil our ambition. They will fulfil the needs of designers. The company did not fulfil criteria 1 and 2.
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opary, spaliny
fumes - You guys must be running on fumes. The heat and fumes would kill you within seconds. So, when the exhaust fumes disperse into it rains... Persons are not in room, but inhale toxic fumes.
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fundusz
fund - Not prize money, but research fund. Hedge fund manager, self-made millionaire. The fund selects companies for investment. These amounts show the fund expenditure by aid instrument.
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finansować, zasilić
fund - We help you fund the creators and projects you appreciate. Should we fund the very existence of the university? Last but not least, we must fund fewer projects. FIFA has announced that it will fund the repair work.
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urządzony, wyposażony
furnished - Luxurious room designed and furnished in individual style. Comfortably and functionally furnished room. It is very well furnished and lacks nothing. It's furnished with original furniture and paintings.
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dodatkowe
a further - That's a further $10 billion investment in this vital and modern defense system. I don't think I want a further explanation. However, recent communications predict a further increase to 80 million.
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zamieszanie, awantura, zamęt
fuss - Master, I'm sorry for the fuss last time. All this fuss about global warming. I seem to have caused a lot of fuss about nothing. She always made a big fuss about wanting to go outside. I have customers who make more fuss over a shave.
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odzież, ubranie
garment - I found this vile garment in my chamber... I am uncertain how to wear such a garment. When washed gently, the garment will retain its fine quality. Her highness had no garment in this. I used to work in a garment factory in Guangzhou.
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nabrać prędkości
gather speed - It's important to gather speed in this game. single slide will allow everyone to gather speed. Wind power gathers speed Renewable Community Wind
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oryginalny, autentyczny, rzeczywisty
genuine - Political debate is robust and voters have a genuine choice. This... is a genuine antique Colt. You made them into genuine players on the world stage. Check it over and tell me if it's genuine. The moment where pity was turning into genuine affection.
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zarodek, zarazek, bakteria
germ - Any germ of anything means the sprouting of it. Presumably, it could be some form of space germ. It was a contagious experimental germ developed by the military. Presumably, it could be some form of space germ. You brought a foreign germ into this house.
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gest, akt
gesture - Otherwise, this gesture means nothing. Nothing like a melodramatic gesture to solve everything. Otherwise, his gesture was meaningless. His every gesture and sound inspires her. Sharing a meal is a gesture of peace. Put it down as a gesture to love. It was a pretty magnanimous gesture. And I feel sure he will accept this gesture in the spirit in which it is offered.
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weź się w garść
get a grip on yourself - I told you to get a grip on yourself, not push him away. If you do not get a grip on yourself, no one will be able to help you. Listen, Richard, you've got to get a grip on yourself. Got to get a grip on myself. after a long day in the saddle I felt that first I had get a grip on myself.
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działa mi na nerwy
get on my nerves - I guess he's starting to get on my nerves a bit. He's trying to get on my nerves. Some people get on my nerves. No, you don't get on my nerves at all. She can really get on my nerves.
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wyjaśnić, dogadać się, zrozumieć
get it straight - It's just... I can't get it straight. Let's get it straight, upfront. Just trying to get it straight in my own head. I'm sorry, but I'm trying to get it straight. I'll tell you this once... and I want you to get it straight.
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zabrać się do, zajmować się, stawać się
be getting at - Anyone feeling like a bath or a shower before dinner better be getting at it. You got to be getting at least a little sick of me, too, right? I think what Mr. Boykewich may be getting at is...
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wdawać się
get into - I haven't had time to get into details. I don't want to get into an intestine hassle. They do not want to get into formal disputes. I don't want to get into this debate again. Rather than get into a pointless war of words, I decided to put Hammond in his place. I, Tre Styles, being of sound mind and body... agree not to get into any disputes, physical or verbal... 
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wyciągnąć, pozbyć się
get it out - Fine, then we can get it out. You just had to get it out of your system. Just get it out of me. So get it out of your head. Stephen would've been able to get it out of her. He couldn't get it out of his head. You have to talk now to get it out of the way. You didn't even let me get it out. I'll do anything to get it out of you.
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przeprowadzić go przez, pomóc przetrwać
get him through - All we have to do is get him through this trip. We have to do all that we can to get him through this very difficult time. Right now, the priority is to get him through tomorrow and to help his breathing. If anyone can get him through this, it's you.
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Dotrzeć
get through - Your speech, it helped me get through to Tony, though. I hope I get through to him with this song. He would most certainly have helped me get through to the new Head of the Gestapo, Erich Kraus. As much as I dislike him, the one person who can get through to my son is Shane Allen.
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dodzwonić się
get through - We can't get through to the corpse transportation service. I can't get through to Janet 'cause it keeps asking me for my nine-digit phone code! I tried to call house a few times on Tony's cellphone and I couldn't get through to anyone.
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ustępować
give way - After a fierce battle, the rebels began to give way. Post-acne discolouration can give way spontaneously. I know these excuses by heart: why should I give way on the road? We are no longer prepared to give way.
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cieszyć się z
be glad of - Whatever occurred, be glad of it. You want to be glad of that. Antoinette should be glad of your good name. It strikes me, sir, they'd be glad of all the help you could give 'em. Cherry will be glad of the extra business. He'll be glad of the extra hands. I'll be glad of the rest for a week or two.
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dojrzeć, spostrzec, ujrzeć, zerknąć, wejrzeć
glimpse - I ask that grace might let me glimpse the possibility. Even now, all I can do is glimpse her from afar. Some animals are so difficult to glimpse that they're like spirits.
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wgląd, przebłysk, przedsmak
glimps - Deja vu is simply a momentary glimpse to the other side. Either way, it is a frightening glimpse into our future. Well, you just got a quick glimpse into your future. Science has given us a glimpse into a hitherto unseen world. A scene that feels much like a glimpse into our own past.
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iść w parze, ramię w ramię
go hand in hand - Economic growth and democracy ought to go hand in hand. Security, good governance and development must go hand in hand. Wes, responsibility and authority go hand in hand. Honor and obedience go hand in hand. Reflect on these words. Freedom and stability can go hand in hand any time.