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Only authorised personnel can enter this area. He is authorised to sign the documents on behalf of the company. start learning
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upoważniony, mający pozwolenie
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Many celebrities endorse products on social media. The manager endorsed the proposal without any changes. start learning
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popierać, reklamować, podpisywać (formalnie)
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Could you expand on your idea during the meeting? The teacher asked him to expand on his answer. start learning
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rozwinąć coś, wyjaśnić coś bardziej szczegółowo
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How do the public perceive this new policy? She perceived a hint of sadness in his voice. start learning
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You can query the data in the system. He queried whether the figures were accurate. start learning
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pytać, kwestionować, zgłaszać zapytanie
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He started his essay with a famous quotation. We requested a quotation for the construction work. start learning
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She didn’t reciprocate his feelings. He smiled, and I reciprocated. start learning
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odwzajemniać (uczucie, gest)
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He is very secretive about his personal life. The company was secretive about the new product launch. start learning
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skryty, tajemniczy, mało mówiący
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I appreciate her straightforwardness in business negotiations. His straightforwardness made it easy to trust him. start learning
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The concert venue is in the city center. We need to choose a venue for the wedding. start learning
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miejsce spotkania, miejsce wydarzenia
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After a long day, I like to wind down with a cup of tea. The company is winding down its operations in that region. start learning
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odprężyć się, zwolnić tempo, kończyć
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The government decided to amend the law. I had to amend my essay after the teacher’s comments. start learning
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poprawiać, wprowadzać zmiany (formalnie)
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to be on the verge of sth She was on the verge of tears. The company is on the verge of bankruptcy. start learning
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być na skraju czegoś, prawie coś zrobić
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The movie captivated the audience from start to finish. He was completely captivated by her charm. start learning
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The clairvoyant predicted an exciting year ahead. Many people visited the clairvoyant seeking advice. start learning
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The colors on the old poster have faded. His voice faded into silence. start learning
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blednąć, zanikać, płowieć
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The house is barely inhabitable after the fire. Scientists are exploring planets that might be inhabitable. start learning
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nadający się do zamieszkania
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He lost his temper when he heard the news. Don’t lose your temper with the children. start learning
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stracić panowanie nad sobą
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She was in a precarious situation financially. The ladder looked precarious, so I didn’t climb it. start learning
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A short holiday will rejuvenate your energy. The spa treatment is designed to rejuvenate the skin. start learning
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The police had to restrain the suspect. He couldn’t restrain his excitement. start learning
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powstrzymywać, ograniczać
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Lions were tamed by the circus trainer. It took years to tame the wild horse. start learning
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