Part5 Flashcards

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zdystansowany

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distant - Customers find you cold anddistant. My father wasdistantand hard to talk to. Be yourself - cold, uncaring,distant.

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odrębny

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distinct - The Wraith have split up intodistinctgroups. But from the beginning of his existence man has been adistinctspecies.

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wyraźny

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distinct - Everything I find on you has thedistinctaroma of… Because there was adistinctlack of interest earlier. Prettydistinctimpressions of the six upper teeth. It has a verydistinctsmell of linden flowers.

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charakterystyczny, wyrazisty

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distinctive - It makes a verydistinctivesound when fired at us, sir. It’s bright red, verydistinctive. tongue prints are asdistinctiveas fingerprints, so…

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zakłócić, wypaczyć

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distort - But the atmosphere is so thick that the ground seems to ripple anddistort. Illegal foreign workers mean budgetary losses anddistorthealthy competition between enterprises.

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rozrywka

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distraction - Get anotherdistraction, I didn’t invite you here. So it was adistractionto your work. This is just thedistractionwe need.

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stres, cierpienie

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distress - It seems all I bring to you is violence anddistress. I’m very sorry for yourdistress. You’ve caused me considerable mentaldistress.

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zdenerwowany, zestresowany

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distressed - She wasdistressedabout something and wanted to speak to a police officer. I think I have a right to bedistressed. Last time I saw him, he was verydistressed. I am toodistressedat present.

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zamieszanie, zaburzenie, niepokój

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disturbance - I must apologise for thedisturbancein the hall. Thisdisturbancemay be too much for them. Tonight, Sam, there’ll be adisturbanceon the street. Computer cannot trace thedisturbancesource.

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odwrócić uwagę

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divert attention - The idea is todivert attentionaway from this fact. DDoS attacks are also used todivert attentionfrom other types of incidents. Try todivert attentionfrom bright details

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podzielić między siebie

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divide sth up - Mr. Marks and Mr. Cohen insisted that wedivideitup amongourselves… Divideitup amongthe men. It is important that the United Opposition and Svoboda have agreed todivide upthe majority seatsamongthemselves

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podział

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divide - The greatdivide, amongst the human race, has begun. We practice to remove thisdivide. Well, adividein the liberal caucus.

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wystarczy

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will do - I think just a cup of coffeewill do, thanks. If you can’t speak, a nod or a blinkwill do. Yes, but any buried evidencewill do. Never tell the truth when a liewill do.

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daj z siebie wszystko

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do your utmost - Youdo your utmostto forget each moment. I will do my utmost, Your Holiness. Giveyour utmostand seize the opportunity.

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pozbyć się

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do away with - We will never be able todo away withall the nuclear waste in that way. Then,do away withthem… politely. If we’re not back in 2 days,do away withhim. You see no limits attempting todo away withmy father.

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minus, wada

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downside - The onlydownsideis… that sometimes gets… lonely. Luckily, that’s the onlydownside. Thedownsideis you may get taken hostage.

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przyziemny, praktyczny

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down-to-earth - You broaden your horizon, but you will remaindown-to-earth. Mr President, after all this excitement, perhaps we need a moredown-to-earthapproach.

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spadkowy, zniżkowy

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downward - Thedownwardtrend in the sector is also partly due to the volume of imports from third countries. Thisdownwardtrend will continue after 2013.

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w dół

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downwards - Upwards a little. and thendownwards.

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przeciąg

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draught - I didn’t notice at first, but then I felt adraught. I’m getting a stiff neck from thedraught. There’s quite adraughtin the house.

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zanurzenie

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draught - This has no impact on the maximumdraught. The maximum allowabledraughtconstitutes important safety information, which should also be provided.

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susza

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draught - Due todraughtin 2018, the water level of rivers and canals in Northwest Europe were extremely low.

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remis

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draw - Sometimes adrawis as good as a victory. The most common result in the first quarter was adraw. I thought it was adraw. I heard it was more of adraw.

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korzystać z, czerpać z

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draw on - The lead academics and tutors willdraw ontheir wide practical expertise. In our brewery, wedraw onthe tradition of brewing in Pomerania. Wedraw onthe potential of cooperation with them.

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sporządzić, opracować
draw up - The certification body shall draw up a report of its findings. I'm to draw up the list of the goods... to be confiscated. It is important to draw up a list which is available to all interested parties. Which is why we need you to draw up the business agreement...
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wada, mankament
drawback - One drawback: it took six months. The only drawback is that it's always crowded. But there is a significant drawback, which is rigid attachment beams with rims at home. I find this long horse face of mine a great drawback.
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zwrot
drawback - 'Remission or drawback' includes the full or partial exemption or deferral of import charges.
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popchnąć do
drive sbd to - I think you did something to drive him to his death. I'm having a hard time trying to imagine what would drive him to kill his father.
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dysk, napęd
drive - Val'eris, inform Starfleet our warp drive is inoperative. I retrieved the hard drive storing that information. Electric drive for drive and hydraulic lifting.
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jest zaplanowany na
is due for - The project is due for completion in July 2017. Roy is due for a promotion in another year. The first unit is due for launch in late May 2012. My team, sir, is due for a little leave.
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nudny, tępy, głupi
dull - Pompous, self-opinionated, holier-than-thou, and dull. That's a little excitement in an otherwise dull day. Actually I think I'm rather dull.
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głupi, durny, tępy
dumb - Doucheface is too dumb to care. Come here, you big dumb dummy-head. Without his gun, he looks like a big, dumb farmboy. People often mistake country with dumb. You are as dumb as a box of rocks.
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porzucić, pozbyć się
dump - She can't dump me after 1 5 years. Don't try to dump him by dumping cases on me. First, he didn't dump me. So you two decided to take a drive and dump the body. She hasn't had time to dump it yet.
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wysypisko, śmietnisko, zrzut
dump - Xander, the basement isn't a dump. They've turned our piazzas and monuments into a garbage dump. The depression must have been used as a rubbish dump. After the war it served as a garbage dump.
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rozwodzić się, rozczulać, rozmyślać
dwell upon - Come, don't dwell upon it. I shall not dwell upon the history of this... I dwell upon these various historical circumstances because they seem important 
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mieć ucho do
have an ear for - You have an ear for languages. You must have an ear for it. I don't have an ear for languages. No, I don't have an ear for music. I have an ear for accents.
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pójść na łatwiznę
take the easy way out - But they've taken the easy way out. She always chose the easy way out, The easy relationship. You always took the easy way out, never wanted to work for anything. They'll say I took the easy way out.
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jadalny
edible - This could be my first edible meal. We are surrounded by edible berries and leaves. I didn't know these were edible too. I can identify over 5,000 edible, medicinal, and poisonous plants.
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mieć niewielki wpływ
have little effect on - For example, they are harmless to teeth, have little effect on the blood sugar level and have a low calorie content. Higher rates have little effect on consumers and producers. they have little effect on the survival of human cells.
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obowiązywać, wejść w życie, zacznie działać
take effect - The treaty doesn't take effect until tomorrow. Some will take effect in 2018 or 2019. Only after this procedure, the changes will take effect.
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ludzie starsi
elderly - It is important that we look at special groups, for example the elderly. Ideal for students and the elderly.
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kwalifikowany, uprawniony
eligible - Resellers are not eligible to purchase. All States Parties are eligible to request international assistance. Voting is compulsory for all eligible electors. Buildings are not mentioned as potential eligible costs.
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przyjąć, zaakceptować
embrace - You should embrace your destiny, not deny it. We must embrace it and make it part of us. Find the imperfection and embrace it.
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pojawić się, powstać
emerge - Old traps disappear and new ones emerge. As old threats recede, new threats emerge. The autumn will be crucial as new statistics emerge. The environmentally friendly alternatives will then emerge.
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stosować
employ - This is also a good strategy to employ when someone comes to you for advice. We cannot employ a one-size-fits-all policy. You can employ them permanently or outsource the task.
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dołączyć
enclose - Please enclose relevant bank and account information. I want to enclose something in the court notifications. Please enclose a document confirming the disappearance.
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wiązać koniec z końcem
make ends meet - Most of the residents are wealthy, but some can still hardly make ends meet. The wife had to take a second job, and now she still can't even make ends meet. This is how they make ends meet every month.
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dążyć, starać się
endeavour - We must endeavour to make improvements in this area. We must endeavour to make improvements in this area. The Community should endeavour to reach an agreement. We must endeavour to achieve the objectives of the Lisbon Strategy.
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egzekwować, wymuszać, dochodzić
enforce - It died because Satan could not enforce it anymore. They can't enforce laws that don't exist. I've never had to enforce it. However, these regulations have proven difficult to enforce.
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angażować
engage - Secondly, our strategy must engage all parts of our societies. We help employers to effectively source and engage their talents. Good conversation starters should engage the other person.