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a short text, usually printed on the back cover of a book, describing what the book is about and sometimes including quotes from critics start learning
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The movie presents a poignant story of the writer's childhood.
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description of a sequence of events start learning
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uznany, budzący uznanie, podziwiany start learning
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That's a universally acclaimed book. / acclaimed writer
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very interesting and engaging fascynujący, przekonujący start learning
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rather dark, mournful and gloomy ponury; przygnębiony (o osobie) start learning
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Even a happy song became lugubrious in his performance
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often cruel or disgusting, concerned with death start learning
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We watched a chilling horror.
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powerful story that keeps you interested start learning
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the ability to understand what something is really like wnikliwość, przenikliwość start learning
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She was a writer of great insight.
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so interesting or exciting that it holds your attention totally start learning
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The book was so gripping that I just couldn't put it down.
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tajemniczy, zagadkowy, enigmatyczny start learning
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So you can do less in a way, and be even more enigmatic.
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in the face of a bad situation start learning
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which arouse memories or images sugestywny, działający na wyobraźnię start learning
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It is simply one of the most evocative places in the city.
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No reason to let her know I was aroused already.
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who has the same name as the title of the book start learning
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It was the first single from their 1987 eponymous album.
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I do not know if the protagonist of my next book will be named Ezra or David.
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wciągający, przykuwający uwagę start learning
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The speaker delivered an engaging presentation that kept the audience interested from start to finish.
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a written record of what you have done each day / a publication containing academic articles, published at regular intervals (w.g. every three months) start learning
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a written record of a person’s own life, typically by a politician or military figure start learning
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I never shared my memoirs with anyone.
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a book or set of books containing articles arranged in alphabetical order, dealing with the whole of human knowledge or part of it start learning
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a collection of poems or short stories by different authors start learning
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They are publishing an anthology of his works.
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usually a technical book with instructions start learning
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a book that records events, times, etc., for example, all the journeys made by a lorry or ship start learning
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difficult to stop reading once you’ve started formal start learning
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nie móc się od czegoś oderwać (szczególnie od książki) start learning
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gives a lot of useful information bogaty w informacje, pouczający start learning
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contained ideas that no one else had yet thought of or discussed at that time start learning
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a reflection of that time start learning
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This film's portrayal of technology is a product of its time.
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not complex, slightly negative connotation start learning
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become involved/engage with start learning
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His last book was heavy going and I just couldn’t get into it.
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number of people who read specific book start learning
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Be sure of your readership and keep them in mind when writing.
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