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one- meaning in Polish
| English | Polish |
|---|---|
| know someone from Adam verb | znaćverb |
| leave no stone unturned verb perform a task thoroughly | |
| leave no stone unturned verb search thoroughly | |
| leave someone alone | |
| leave someone high and dry | |
| leave someone holding the bag verb leave somebody holding the responsibility or blame | |
| leave someone in peace | |
| leave someone in the lurch verb to abandon somebody and leave him or her in a difficult situation | |
| leave someone to their own devices verb to leave alone, unsupervised, without assistance | |
| let someone go verb to dismiss someone | dziękowaćverb |
| lie in the bed one has made | |
| lone wolf noun criminal who acts alone | samotny wilknoun |
| lone wolf noun person who avoids the company of others | samotny wilknoun |
| lone wolf noun wolf that is not part of a pack | samotny wilknoun |
| make one debut | |
| meet someone new | |
| millstone round one's neck millstone around one's neck | |
| more than one can shake a stick at adjective occurring in abundance | dużoadjective |
| none other than (used to qualify a person whose eminence may be more than one would expect) | |
| none too | |
| not let someone out of one's sight | |
| of one way kind type | |
| offset one another | |
| on the one hand from one point of view | |
| overtone singing noun type of singing | śpiew alikwotowynoun |
| ozone depletion | |
| ozone hole noun region of the stratosphere over Antarctica that is depleted of ozone in the local spring | dziura ozonowanoun |
| ozone layer noun a region of the stratosphere | ozonosferanoun warstwa ozonowanoun |
| ozone therapy | |
| phone book | |
| phone box | |
| phone sex noun erotic or sexual telephone conversation between two or more people | |
| phone up verb to contact by telephone | dzwonićverb |
| protect one another | |
| put all one's eggs in one basket verb to rely on a single source | |
| put someone in their place verb to remind someone of his position | karcićverb |
| reap what one sows verb to receive as a return or reward in the same measure as one’s exertions or intentions |
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