Wielki słownik angielsko-polski red. nacz D. Jemielniak, M. Miłkowski

(Noun) osoba porzucająca partnera/partnerkę; kokietka, uwodzicielka;

(Verb) porzucić/porzucać, zostawić/zostawiać partnera/partnerkę;

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ECTACO słownik angielsko-polski Słowniki elektroniczne Ectaco do nabycia u wydawcy

KOKIETKA

BAŁAMUTKA

PORZUCIĆ

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This may explain my rage when, at the height of his solo success, Williams jilted the other members, not turning up to meet them on a TV documentary, leaving them looking like losers.

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We Brits have loved these veg for centuries, and our passion for their welcome winter sweetness has remained steadfast, unlike some other fickle European nations, who jilted them once the satisfyingly starchy spud came on the scene.

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For readers who may have forgotten - or who weren't born - the JGF back-story was that Vince had jilted Pen at the altar five years previously, then, after bumping into each other in a pub, they attempted to turn their former love and steaming chemistry into a modern platonic friendship, albeit of a sort Plato may not have recognised.

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The problems piled up: caught between an abusive father, a mother who blamed her for him leaving, a boyfriend who jilted her at the altar (and then pretended he didn't), and a crappy bedsit, she somehow rose above it all.

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