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To change something into a different form, purpose, system, or belief.
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convert A into B
nawracaćkonwertować, przekształcać
He converted to Buddhism. They converted the garage into an office.
To push gently or encourage someone subtly.
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nudge somebody nudge somebody into + noun/gerund
szturchnąć, delikatnie zachęcić
She nudged me with her elbow. His friend nudged him into applying for the job.
To deliberately avoid doing something; to hold oneself back from an action. or the main part of the song
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refrain from + gerund (-ing)
refren (w piosence), powstrzymywać się
The refrain is easy to remember. Please refrain from smoking.
(v.) To originate from or be caused by something. (v.) To stop or reduce something undesirable. (n.) The main stalk of a plant.
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stem + object
powstrzymywać, hamowaćwynikać złodyga
The government is trying to stem inflation. Most problems stem from poor communication. The flower has a long stem.
A general description or summary of a subject.
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an overview of + noun
przegląd, ogólny zarys
The report provides an overview of the project. Give me a brief overview of the situation.
To improve the quality, value, or effectiveness of something.
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enhance + object
ulepszać, zwiększać, wzmacniać
This software enhances productivity. Good lighting can enhance the atmosphere.
Comfort or relief from sadness, grief, or disappointment.
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solace
pocieszaćpocieszenie, ukojenie
He solaced himself with books. Music was her only solace.
Continuing for a long period without interruption.
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sustained
trwały, utrzymujący się
The company achieved sustained growth. She received sustained applause.

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