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Completely fascinated so that you cannot look away. start learning		mesmerise (BrE) / mesmerize (AmE)mesmerised by be mesmerised zahipnotyzowany, oczarowany The audience was mesmerised by the performance. I was mesmerised by the view.
Long thick hair on the neck of a horse or lion start learning		mane grzywa The lion shook its mane proudly. She brushed the horse’s mane.
To pass by, especially referring to time. start learning		time elapsed hours/days elapsed który upłynął Three hours elapsed before help arrived. A lot of time has elapsed since then
Too full, so the contents spill out. start learning		overflowing with overflowing river/bin przepełniony, wylewający się The sink was overflowing with water. The room was overflowing with people.
Extremely tired or emotionally exhausted. start learning		feel drained emotionally drained wyczerpany, pozbawiony energii After work, I felt completely drained. The long conversation left her emotionally drained.
One level in a structure or system. start learning		top tier lower tier a three-tier cake poziom, warstwa, rząd They sat in the upper tier of the stadium. This service is available only in the premium tier.
Moving downward from a higher place. start learning		descending stairs descending into schodzący w dół, opadający We saw a plane descending through the clouds. She was descending the stairs carefully.
A passage between rows of seats or shelves. start learning		walk down the aisle supermarket aisles alejki / przejścia She walked down the aisle slowly. The supermarket aisles were crowded.
A feeling of excitement or anxiety about what will happen next. start learning		create/build suspense be full of suspense napięcie, trzymanie w niepewności The movie created incredible suspense. I couldn’t sleep because the suspense was unbearable.

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