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I screamed so loudly my dog bit me on the bottom, says start learning
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to injure someone by making a hole in their skin I screamed so loudly my dog bit me on the bottom, says
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I realised I had won a share of the jackpot. start learning
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a large amount of money that you can win in a game that is decided by chance; Pol. pula skumulowana
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Currently on a gap year before she starts her law degree. start learning
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a year between leaving school and going to university, which some young people use as an opportunity to travel, earn money, or get experience of working
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she starts her law degree in 2009 start learning
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a course of study at a university or college, or the qualification that is given to you when you have successfully completed the course; Pol. tytuł naukowy
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to buy or do something special for someone that you know they will enjoy
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Eventually she wants to start her own law practice. start learning
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after a long time, or after a lot of things have happened
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I didn't know what to do with my ticket, so after hiding it in my bra and jewellery box,... start learning
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a piece of underwear that a woman wears to support her breasts
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I settled for my gym bag until it was confirmed I was a winner. start learning
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to accept something even though it is not the best, or not what you really want
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... until it was confirmed I was a winner. start learning
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to show that something is definitely true, especially by providing more proof; Pol. potwierdzić
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"It still hasn't sunk in yet but we have already celebrated with a traditional family party start learning
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if information, facts etc _____, you gradually understand them or realize their full meaning
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British English an alcoholic drink made from apples, or a glass of this drink
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The win echoes that of another famous Lotto millionaire from Cumbria start learning
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(of things) to resemble or imitate (another style, earlier model, etc.).
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Wow, you look gorgeous! You could dress up more often. start learning
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extremely pleasant or enjoyable; Pol. cudowny, fantastyczny, zachwycający Wow, you look ________! You could dress up more often.
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and five years on I now have my own house start learning
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I am now settled, much more confident in myself and happy." start learning
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if you feel ____, you feel comfortable about your life, your job etc, because you have been living or working somewhere a long time and you like the place, people, company etc
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Miss Fullagar, who won £ 7,055,142.10 in Friday's EuroMillions draw,... start learning
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British English a competition in which people whose names or tickets are chosen by chance win money or prizes; Pol. losowanie
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to state that you have a right to take or have something that is legally yours
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If something is ..., no one has said that it belongs to them or that they should have it:
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