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adj - 1. a spare bedroom. 2. spare cash. 3. spare parts. / verb - I was spared the embarrassment of having to sing in front of everybody. adj - If something is spare, it is available to use, because it is extra and not being used. / verb - to prevent someone from having to experience something unpleasant. start learning
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The upper tier of seats in a stadium. noun - one of several rows or layers. start learning
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God's power is infinite. adj - without limits or without an end. start learning
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We expect delays to both inbound and outbound trains. / Travelling away from a particular point. adj - travelling towards a particular point. / there has been an increase in outbound traffic leaving Toronto airport for the Caribbean resorts. start learning
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przychodzący / odchodzący
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1. The roads diverge three kilometres/kilometers further on. 2. Over the years our interests have diverged. verb - 1. to separate and go in different directions. 2. to be different, or to develop in a different way. start learning
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odchodzić, rozchodzić się
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We are ready for all eventualities. noun - a possible happening. start learning
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The police have kept the man under strict surveillance. noun - the activity of watching someone carefully, especially by the police or army, because they are expected to do something wrong. start learning
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dozór, nadzór, obserwacja
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Cory had an idea which he relayed to his friend immediately. verb - to send a message from one person to another. start learning
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1. An elderly priest presided at the marriage ceremony. 2. The prime minister presided at/over the meeting. verb - to be officially responsible for a formal meeting or ceremony. start learning
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1. The two countries stood on the precipice of war. 2. He climbed up the 2,000-foot precipice. noun - 1. a dangerous situation that could lead to failure or harm. 2. a steep cliff. start learning
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He gouged (out) a hole in the wood. verb - to make (a groove or hole) with a tool. start learning
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1. I like floating on my back in the pool. 2. A balloon floated across the sky. verb - 1. to stay on the surface of a liquid instead of sinking, or to make something do this. 2. to stay in the air, or move gently through the air. start learning
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The dry branches crackled under my feet as I stepped on them. verb - to make a lot of short, dry noises. start learning
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Sam was eager to go home and play on his computer. adj - wanting to do or have something very much. start learning
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1. The listening device was concealed in a pen. 2. She could barely conceal her irritation. verb - to hide something. start learning
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