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"She thought she would go with them, but she changed her mind later on." po polsku — Słownik angielsko-polski | zobacz "She thought she would go with them, but she changed her mind later on." po angielsku

She thought she would go with them, but she changed her mind later on.

  1. Ona myślała, że pójdzie z nimi, ale później zmieniła zdanie.
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zaimek
she = ona +1 znaczenie
rzeczownik
she = suczka, samiczka
she-man = kobieta +2 znaczenia
she-wolf = wilczyca, wadera
she-cat = kocica
she-bear = niedźwiedzica (samica niedźwiedzia)
shive = kosa, scyzoryk
she-devil = diablica
she-ass = oślica
idiom
change one's mind = zmienić zdanie
steady as she goes = uważnie, stabilnie
that's all she wrote AmE język mówiony = to wszystko, to koniec, koniec bajki
inne
change someone's mind = zmienić czyjeś zdanie; sprawić, że ktoś zmienia zdanie
she is , she's = ona jest
czasownik
sheal , także: sheel = łuskać, obierać
inne
she doesn't have , she does not have = ona nie ma
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inne
"she has", skrót od "she is" = she's
skrócona forma "she would" = she'd
skrócona forma "she had" = she'd
skrót od "she will" = she'll