Examples of using Congratulating in English and their translations into Polish
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Forgive me for not congratulating you.
Not congratulating me is naughty too.
I'm sorry… I totally spaced on congratulating you.
I'm here congratulating a friend.
I have had a lot of people coming up to me, congratulating me about that.
He was congratulating nation with coming New Year.
I got a room full of people congratulating you here, Dorothy.
Not congratulating our cousin Guise? A great share.
Indeed it was and not congratulating me is naughty too.
Congratulating, a man attracts attention
Please join me in congratulating lily and bart bass.
Congratulating dad on Fisherman's Day,
A great share. Not congratulating our cousin Guise?
Congratulating the President of the Russian Federation on the New Year is not so easy.
He also popped up on my Facebook congratulating me on the imprint.
Used when congratulating someone on getting a place at university.
Mr Danusēvičs closed his presentation by congratulating the new president of the AFM.
Used when congratulating someone for passing their school exams.
All of them on their outstanding achievements in business. Please join me in congratulating.
He insists on congratulating you and Jeanne personally.
I should like to join in congratulating Mrs Lulling.
Used when congratulating someone for doing a specific thing Well done on….
EL Mr President, I should like to begin by congratulating Mr Goepel on his report.
No. just congratulating the son on a fine joke about his old man.
Evelina received a letter from a company congratulating her for having won over €100 in prizes.
Used when congratulating someone on getting a new, usually lucrative, job.
sticking to the TV is not the best option for congratulating my wife.
He is married now instead of congratulating him you are fighting with him.
Let's start by congratulating D'ream Out Loud on re-signing with CMG for five more years!
who sent Darwin a letter congratulating him on the publication of his book.