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the other side of the coin Fame has the other side of the coin as well.
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Ms. Robinson retired early because her company offered her a golden handshake.
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Turn that music down! It's getting on my nerves.
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Listen! Reported Speech is dead easy - I can explain it to you if you want...
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dzięki uprzejmości, za zgodą rozpocznij naukę
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These pictures are being shown by courtesy of CNN.
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Blue movies are rated X, which means that only people of and over can watch them.
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The audience gave me a big hand when I finished my speech.
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I'm afraid there's no point in talking to my grandfather; he's as deaf as a post.
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gniewne, pełne nienawiści spojrzenie rozpocznij naukę
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Mary gave me a black look when I entered the office.
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Bacteria are too small to be seen with the naked eye.
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The most famous gold rush was The California Gold Rush that began in.
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the game worth the candle I'm going to do everything to marry him! But Ann, is the game worth the candle?!
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grać drugorzędną rolę, pozostawać w cieniu rozpocznij naukę
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Ken doesn't intend to play second fiddle to her; he wants to be the boss.
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Jimmy! Hurry up, please! You're such a slowcoach! Can't you move faster?
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If you buy in bulk, it's % cheaper.
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She's angry at you. So what? I don't like her anyway.
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i co z tego? kogo to obchodzi? rozpocznij naukę
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I know that Mary is jealous of me. So what?
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Tom is negotiating with two publishers at the same time for the same novel. He's playing with fire.
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There's a new restaurant on the corner. For just $ you can eat to your heart's content.
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She wasn't able to explain this situation to me. In a word, she is guilty.
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I'm not surprised he's fat, he eats like a horse!
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Shall we stop for a rest? Yes, if you like.
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jeśli mnie pamięć nie myli rozpocznij naukę
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if my memory serves me correctly That guy's name is Ben - if my memory serves me correctly.
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I would love to go with you sailing but this month the cupboard is bare.
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I don't like George; he's vulgar and swears like a sailor.
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to put a stop to something He doesn't work and only spends my sister's money; I have to put a stop to it!
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kłębek nerwów, bardzo nerwowa osoba rozpocznij naukę
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After all the problems I've had recently I'm just a bundle of nerves now.
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You can't insist on having that your way. There must be some sort of give-and-take.
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kosztować fortunę, masę pieniędzy rozpocznij naukę
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It's a very beautiful house but I'm afraid it must cost a bomb!
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Noughts and Crosses is a very popular game among students sitting on lectures.
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Don't try to teach her everything at one time, do it step by step.
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krokodyle (nieszczere) łzy rozpocznij naukę
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I don't feel sorry for her. They're only crocodile tears.
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We're grateful for your help although it's just a a drop in the ocean of our needs.
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I don't really like him, in a nutshell, I think he is an idiot.
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Michael is a man of few words, but when he speaks, people listen.
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He's such a cold fish - you can never see any emotions on his face.
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ktoś, kto preferuje siedzący tryb życia - cały dzień siedzi na kanapie, je chipsy i ogląda telewizję;-) rozpocznij naukę
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Our -year-old son is a real couch potato who wants to spend all his free time watching television.
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The burglar didn't have any plan - he just entered the shop and grabbed things at random.
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Kelly has a sweet tooth. She can eat candies and chocolates all day long.
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Many politicians are believed to accept hush money.
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Hands off those chocolates! They are mine!
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łatwiej powiedzieć, niż zrobić rozpocznij naukę
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I know it's easier said than done but in my opinion you should challenge it.
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łatwo przyszło, łatwo poszło rozpocznij naukę
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I've lost the money you gave me last week - well, easy come easy go.
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Old people who walk after dark in the dimly lit streets are sitting ducks.
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I think Mark's under the illusion that he will be the new director.
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marnie, słabo (czuć się, wyglądać) rozpocznij naukę
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Sue was looking off colour when I met her. I'm worried about her.
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I can't bear to see good food going to waste!
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Now I know I should have stayed in that job, but hindsight is always - - I couldn't have known it when I was leaving.
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I found the answer by trial and error, which obviously took little more time.
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I try to avoid discussions with her - she's got a sharp tongue and she can upset me.
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