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      if you need an afternoon siesta, keep in short — no more than 20 minutes. Longer than that could make you groggy   začněte se učit
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      means you’re feeling a bit under the weather, feeling maybe a bit ill and weak, perhaps you’re not wide awake.  
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      When we practice mindfulness, we’re practicing the art of creating space for ourselves—space to think, space to breathe, space between ourselves and our reactions.   začněte se učit
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      we’re practicing the art of creating space for ourselves—space to think, space to breathe, space between ourselves and our reactions.  
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      I gather that you’re working on a film with Tom  začněte se učit
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      wnioskować, pojmować, rozumieć    “I think” or “I know” or “I believe” 
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      It’s something that’s crept into the approach that I have to life.  začněte se učit
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      it means that it comes in slowly 
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      You’re looking buff. Have you been working out?  začněte se učit
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      If you say someone is buff then it means they look muscular and in good shape. 
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      I wonder if I have anyone listening in the buff  začněte se učit
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      means naked, with no clothes on, nude. 
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      Your arms are looking toned. You’re looking lean  začněte se učit
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      umięśniony, wyraźnie zarysowany    toned muscles look sort of ready and the skin is quite tight over the muscle. 
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      You’re looking lean.  začněte se učit
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      szczupły, chudy (w atrakcyjny sposób)    means that there isn’t a lot of fat on the body. 
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      Tom I’d be chuffed to be in that but I’ve got some other things on my plate right now.  začněte se učit
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      ucieszony, uradowany, uszczęśliwiony    It means pleased 
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      I have a lot on your plate at the moment!  začněte se učit
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      to have something, usually a large amount of important work, to deal with 
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      To turn something/someone down    I was offered a job in a management role in a school once but I turned it down  začněte se učit
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      If someone makes you an offer, you can choose to accept it or turn it down. 
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      to sleep through the night     my daughter rarely sleeps through the night   začněte se učit
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      continue sleeping all night without waking up  
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      You should always go with your gut   začněte se učit
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      to let your instinct guide you  
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      to let your instinct guide you.  
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      you might have preconceptions about the UK, without having been there.   začněte se učit
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      You could say that Boris Johnson did a U turn over Europe and Brexit.   začněte se učit
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      This means to do a 180 degree turn  
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      To be stoked to do something. To be stoked about something. To be stoked for something   začněte se učit
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      to be pleased, but also full of enthusiasm and motivation.  
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