Examples of using Penchant in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Maybe just not enough time, or maybe you just do not feel penchant for gardening.
Devlin. I see you haven't lost your penchant for shameless self-promotion.
You chalked it up to your old plumbing and penchant for spicy foods.
A man in his 30s? With a penchant for pinky rings
Your penchant for not listening to me has once again.
A penchant: A desire, a taste, passion.
But your penchant for insubordination seems insatiable.
I have always had, um, this penchant for what I call kamikaze women.
You have a penchant for"spooky" evidence.
With a penchant for poetic justice. We may be looking for a revenge killer.
Your penchant for watery tea and petty thievery.
A penchant for destruction. She told me that I had.
As any colleague with a penchant for beautiful women,
always warm-hearted, with a penchant for schoolboy jokes.
Olive snook made two alarming discoveries-- first, that in time of duress, the pie maker's penchant for stress-baking was matched only by the petite waitress's predilection for stress-binge.
Bangastic has with its Acid leggings perfect for discerning fashionistas with a penchant for sporty styles
But given your penchant for improv, we can't risk letting you go any further.
Right in the centre of Santiago's pumping streets(at night you will meet plenty of samba dancers and drummers), anyone with a penchant for the Chilean party spirit won't be disappointed.
trussed up like a Christmas hog, but your penchant for insubordination seems insatiable.
knowing that his father had a penchant for hiding valuable things in walls.