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gripping start learning		very interesting and exciting
big, huge, GIANT, enormous, tremendous start learning		gigantic
a small smooth round stone, especially one found on a beach or in a river start learning		pebble
I don't know. start learning		It beats me!
assiduously start learning		with great care and perseverance wytrwale
neglectful in performance of ones duty, careless start learning		remiss
to upend start learning		to turn upside down postawić na sztorc
osteoporosis start learning		decrease in bone density with thinning and weakening of bone
to act together secretly or illegally in order to deceive or cheat someone start learning		to collude with sb on sth (e.g. prices)
difficult to do because the parts involved are small start learning		fiddly
successful and profitable start learning		buoyant
with strong winds start learning		blustery
policy of supporting racial segregation start learning		apartheid
to cover or pack something tightly with paper, fabric, etc. start learning		to wrap I didn't have time to wrap you gift.
POTUS start learning		President of the United States
wizened start learning		having a dry skin with lines in it She was a wizened woman in her fifties.
unfriendly or not showing emotion start learning		cold-eyed The French media have no problem describing this experience with cold-eyed ambivalance...
ambivalence start learning		state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone
solipsistic start learning		self-centered, narcissistic
to dab on start learning		to put something on a surface with quick strokes for instance lipstick or concealer.
FLOTUS start learning		First Lady of the United States
someone who takes a slight and not very serious interest in a subject start learning		a dabbler
toothsome start learning		apetizing, delicious Sally must be preparing a toothsome meal, can you smell it?
a crime that is not considered to be very serious start learning		misdemeanor
a situation in which an agreement does not seem possible start learning		stand-off
transgress start learning		1. to surpass the limits of what is considered by society to be acceptable 2. to sin 3. to go beyond
sloping in one direction start learning		slanted skośne
hyperemesis gravidarum start learning		extreme morning sickness
rarified He's always dreamt of joining this rarefied group. start learning		extremely high or elevated, appealing to an exclusive group
contiguous start learning		sharing a common border; adjacent
surgery to remove the skin that covers the top of penis. start learning		circumcision Most French babies aren't circumcised.
vestibule start learning		hall, or lobby next to the outer door of a building. przedsionek
extremery angry, furious start learning		livid He says his daughter became livid when he pushed her baby's buggy the 'wrong' way over a bump.
to suddenly move forward and attack someone or sth, after waiting to attack them start learning		to pounce
to laugh quietly; to giggle; a short laugh start learning		to chuckle
totally unaware start learning		oblivious
vetted start learning		carefully and critically examined
piercing start learning		loud and high-pitched (for noises)
connected with a quality or ability that you were born with, not one you have learned start learning		innately
strictly and severely in discipline / ascetically start learning		austerely
a film or play that is not successful start learning		a flop
a green sprig start learning		Parsley
longingly start learning		with a feeling of desire, missing or yearning z utęsknieniem
to surpass the limits of what is considered by society to be acceptable; to go beyond start learning		to transgress
get away start learning		to do and not to get caught
furrow start learning		1. a deep wrinkle in one's skin 2. a line in the ground that was dug by a plow 3. a long line or channel in any surface
far-flung start learning		distant or remote
lest start learning		in case, in order to avoid risk.
enjoying and being honest or clear about things connected to life, such as the body and emotions start learning		earthy
a type of small tree with thorns (= sharp points), white or pink flowers in spring, and small, red fruits in autumn Ten żywopłot z głogu jest gęsty. start learning		hawthorn This is a thick hawthorn hedge.
liking for, an enjoyment of, or a habit of doing something, especially something that otherpeople might not like. zamiłowanie, upodobanie, skłonność start learning		penchant Charles had a penchant for getting in trouble. And she had a penchant for irony.
autonomy start learning		the blend of independence and self-reliance
frame or framework (fr. le cadre) start learning		a visual image that describes the French parenting ideal - setting firm limits for children, but giving them tremendous freedom within those limits.
impose start learning		to force someone to accept a decision etc
bare-bone start learning		the most essential
schizophrenia start learning		a psychological disorder characterized by delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, and/or diminished, inappropriate emotional expression
the Wars of the Roses start learning		a term coined by Sir Walter Scott, contemporaries called it the Cousins' Wars
the first battle of the Wars of the Roses start learning		a battle at St Albans in 1455, May 22
elucidate start learning		to clarify something by providing more information

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