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a member of an armed group formed to fight secretly against an occupying force start learning
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prejudiced in favor of a particular cause start learning
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a strong supporter of a party / person not a soldier start learning
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karłowatość / zahamowany wzrost start learning
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not clear, difficult to understand or see start learning
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annoyingly slow to understand but also an angle between 90 and 180 start learning
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always being careful to notice things, esp. danger start learning
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to make sth stronger or successful again We are constantly ... by immigrants coming to our country. start learning
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to state exactly what must be done / zastrzec The law ... that new cars must have seat belts. start learning
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to separate things that've become joined or confused / rozwikłać, rozplątać start learning
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a disease or characteristic that can be passed from a parent to a child through the genes (adj.) Autism is a ... neurological disorder start learning
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using exactly the same words as were originally used / dosłownie start learning
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to drive, push or cause to move in a particular direction, typically forward start learning
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to make a person or an action seem as if he or it is not important/ bagatelizować start learning
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a sharp division, a split but also the hollow between a woman's breasts (dekolt) start learning
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having a hole or empty space inside / kotlina, wydrążenie start learning
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to become weaker in strenght or influence / słabnąć The cultural image of a blue-collar guy began to ... in '70s start learning
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pleasant and friendly / sympatyczny start learning
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representing a particular group or idea, serving as its symbol This total self-definition in terms of your job is one of the emblematic elements of the elite. start learning
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not skilled at achieving or not able to produce good results / nieskuteczne start learning
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a remark or action intended to insult or offend someone So you have this sharp fall from social honor of blue collar men, and it's felt very deeply as a personal... start learning
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rude and offensive / rough They are stereotyped as being ugly,... start learning
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behaviour and opinions that are typical of a snob / snobizm But that's really a misuse of anti-racism as an excuse for... start learning
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to make sth that's already bad even worse / zaostrzać start learning
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