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clearly refusing to do what someone tells you to do; Pol. wyzywający, bezczelny, arogancki
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Addicted Girl Vows to Continue Using Sunbeds start learning
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a serious promise; Pol. przyrzeczenie, obietnica
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But Miss Hovelsas insists she can't help herself. start learning
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to demand that something should happen; Pol. nalegać, uparcie twierdzić, domagać się
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Six months after having her cancerous moles removed, she is back on a sunbed once a week start learning
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a small dark brown mark on the skin that is slightly higher than the skin around it
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She acknowledges she is risking her life but says she can't bear to be pale. start learning
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having a skin colour that is very white, or whiter than it usually is; Pol. blady
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She acknowledges she is risking her life but says she can't bear to be pale. start learning
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to admit or accept that something is true or that a situation exists
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She acknowledges she is risking her life but says she can't bear to be pale. start learning
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Pol. ona nie może tego znieść
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I'll be OK if I just tan once in a while and keep checking out my moles. start learning
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to make sure that something is actually true, correct, or acceptable [= investigate]; Pol sprawdzać, badać
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I'll be OK if I just tan once in a while and keep checking out my moles. start learning
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sometimes, although not often
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keep your fingers crossed 'That way, if it comes back I can catch it in time. Fingers crossed, anyway.' start learning
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if you hope that something will happen the way you want you ______.
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. Fingers crossed, anyway.' start learning
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Pol. przynajmniej, w każdym razie, jednak, mimo to
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she works as a gemologist, evaluating gemstones. start learning
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a precious or semiprecious stone, esp. one cut and polished for setting in jewellery
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Evaluating her chances of getting cancer must have been a rather more simple matter start learning
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to judge how good, useful, or successful something is [= assess
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A grandfather died of the disease and her mother recently battled skin cancer as well. start learning
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to take part in a fight or war; Pol. walczyć (w bitwie); bitwa
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She started her tanning habit in earnest at 15. start learning
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She started her tanning habit in earnest at 15. start learning
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if something starts happening_______, it begins properly - used when it was happening in a small or informal way before
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'I was devastated when mum developed cancer,' start learning
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feeling extremely shocked and sad
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I presumed it was because she has fair skin and I thought I'd be fine because my skin is naturally darker. start learning
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to think that something is true, although you are not certain [= assume]
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Miss Hovelsas noticed a dark spot on her left thigh start learning
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the top part of your leg, between your knee and your hip; Pol. udo
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Eventually she made an appointment at The Mole Clinic in London start learning
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after a long time, or after a lot of things have happened
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"You stupid girl, you only have yourself to blame". start learning
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'If I'd left it, the cancer would have spread and killed me start learning
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if something _____s or is ______, it becomes larger or moves so that it affects more people or a larger area
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'Luckily it was caught in time, so I didn't need chemotherapy. start learning
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the use of drugs to control and try to cure cancer
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'The doctor confirmed that the cancer was aggravated by sunbathing start learning
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to show that something is definitely true, especially by providing more proof; Pol. potwierdzić
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I swore I'd never use a sunbed again.' start learning
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to promise that you will do something; Pol. przysięgać
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Miss Hovelsas tried fake tanning. start learning
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not real and seeming to be something it is not, in order to deceive people
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The UV light damages the body's cells start learning
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UV light damages the body's cells causing a pigment called melanin to rush to the surface. start learning
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to move very quickly, especially because you need to be somewhere very soon
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UV light damages the body's cells causing a pigment called melanin to rush to the surface. start learning
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