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      adj- (of people or their Behavior) different confident and exciting in a way that attracts attention/ brightly colored and likely to attract attention (ekstrawagancki)    start learning
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      a flamboyant gesture/ personality/ clothes  
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      n- a possible effect or result of an action or a decision    start learning
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      they failed to consider the wider implications of their actions  
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      n- something that is suggested or indirectly stated (something that is implied)    start learning
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      the implication in his article is that being a housewife is greatly inferior to every other occupation  
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      n- a room for waiting in at an airport /a public room in a hotel club etc. for waiting or relaxing in    start learning
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      it took all my willpower to remain calm  
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      ajd- unusually quiet and possibly and a happy(przygaszony)    start learning
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      she was in a subdued mood  
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      v- to make somebody move quickly by pushing them in a rough aggressive way    start learning
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      she grabbed her arm and hustled her out of the room  
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      v- to put somebody to make a decision before they are ready or sure    start learning
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      all the family felt that Stephen had been hustled into the engagement by Claire  
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      n- busy noisy activity of a lot of people in one place (pośpiech)    start learning
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      we escaped from the hustle and bustle of the city for the weekend  
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      v- to move around in a busy way old to hurry somebody in a particular direction    start learning
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      she bustled around in the kitchen  
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      thebird became so time that it was impossible to release it back into the wild  
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      v- to make an animal, bird, etc. not afraid of people and used to living with them    start learning
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      Lions can never be completely Tamed  
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      n- work, especially physical work    start learning
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      manual labor/ the price will include the labor and materials  
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      n- the people who work or are available for work in the country or company    start learning
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      there is a growing demand for skilled labor  
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      v- to try very hard to do something difficult (struggle)    start learning
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      he was in his study labouring away over some old papers  
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      v- to do hard physical work    start learning
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      we laboured all day in the fields  
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      v- to break without dividing into separate part, to break something in this way    start learning
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      the eyes cracked as I stepped onto it/ he has cracked a bone in his arm  
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      sposób (np. zachowania), maniera    start learning
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      they should not treat the woman in this manner  
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      n- a line on the surface of something where it has broken but not split into separate parts (pęknięcie, szczelina)    start learning
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      this cap has a crack in it/ his foot stuck in a crack between two rocks  
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      v- to look quickly and secretly at something especially through a small opening (zerknąć)    start learning
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      we caught her peeping Through the Keyhole  
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      adj- not good or not as good as somebody something else/ of lower rank    start learning
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      to make somebody feel inferior /inferior goods /an inferior officer  
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      I regard this book as the best birthday gift  
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      adj- zanurzony, znajdujący się poniżej poziomu wody, podwodny    start learning
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      a Lake still and Serene in the sunlight  
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      v- rozciągać się, przeciągać się    start learning
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      always stretch before you start exercising  
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      n- an area of land or water especially a long one    start learning
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      an unspoiled stretch of coastline  
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      adj- happening or existing in the sea, not far from the land    start learning
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      adj- quiet and private(odosobniony, zaciszny, ustronny)    start learning
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      a secluded Garden /we managed to find a secluded spot for our picnic  
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      n- a short holiday, a place that is suitable for a holiday    start learning
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      v- to send or transport somebody something by ship or by another means of transport    start learning
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      the company ships its good all over the word  
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      v- to come together as a group/ to bring people or things together as a group    start learning
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      all the students were asked to assemble in the main hall  
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      v- to fit together all the separate parts of something for example piece of furniture (montować, składać)    start learning
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      the shelves are easy to assemble  
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      v- to give somebody something that they can use or some work or responsibility (przydzielać)    start learning
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      the teacher assigned a different task to each of the children  
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      v- to provide a person for a particular task or position (wyznaczać)    start learning
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      they have assigned their best man to the job  
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      v- used to say that something is very good    start learning
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      v- to move gently backwards and forward or from side to side, to make somebody something move in this way    start learning
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      the boat rocked from side to side in the waves  
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      i- to do something that upsets at situation and causes problems    start learning
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      she was told to keep her mouth shut and not rock the boat  
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      v- to gain something by your own efforts ability or behavior/ to obtain something by buying or being given it (nabywać)    start learning
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      she has acquired a good knowledge of English/ the company has just acquired new premises  
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      the photos were deliberately taken to discredit the president  
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      passing tourists snapped the incident  
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      v- to accept that something is true(przyznawać, uznawać)    start learning
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      she refuses to acknowledge the need for reform /I have to acknowledge the fact that I am partly responsible  
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      adj- extremely useful (nieoceniony)    start learning
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      inviolable information /the book will be inviolable for students in higher education  
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      n- something that is done in advance in order to prevent problems or to avoid Danger (środek ostrożności,środek zapobiegawczy)    start learning
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      you must take all reasonable precautions to protect yourself and your family  
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      adj- easy able or likely to explode/ likely to cause violence or strong feelings of anger or hate    start learning
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      an explosive mixture of chemicals /one of the most explosive issues of our time  
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      adj- increasing suddenly and rapidly    start learning
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      the explosive growth of the export Market  
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      I am the executive in this company  
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      v- to get something back or to ask to have it back after it has been lost, taken away etc.    start learning
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      you will have to go to the police station to reclaim your wallet  
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      v- to continue to do something despite difficulties or opposition in a way that can seem unreasonable    start learning
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      why do you persist in blaming yourself for what happened  
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      if the symptoms persist, consult your doctor  
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      adj- unable to understand something or the reason for something    start learning
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      she had a puzzled look on her face  
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      to undertake a task, project /University professors both teach and undertake research  
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      adj- furthest from the inside or Center (zewnętrzny)    start learning
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      v- to make something look bigger than it really is for example by using a lens or microscope    start learning
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      the picture shows the insect's head magnified 10 times  
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      v- to make something bigger louder or stronger/ to make something seem more important or serious than it really is    start learning
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      the dry summer has magnified the problem of water shortages /the daring of his exploits had been hugely magnified by constant telling  
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      n- courage and the quality of being willing to take risk if necessary (odwaga, śmiatłość)    start learning
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      n- a brave exciting or interesting fact    start learning
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      the daring exploits of Roman Heroes  
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      v- to treat a person or situation as an opportunity to gain an advantage for yourself /to treat somebody unfairly by making them work and not giving the much in return (wykorzystać)    start learning
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      he exploited his father's name to get himself a job/ what is being done to stop employers from exploiting young people  
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      v- to use something well in order to gain as much from it as possible (wykorzystać)    start learning
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      she fully exploits the humor of her role in the play  
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      n- a statement about what will happen in the future based on information that is available now(prognoza, przewidywania)    start learning
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      the sales forecasts are encouraging  
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      v- to choose to take or not to take a particular course of action    start learning
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      after graduating she opted for a career in music  
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      afj- used to refer to the first of two things or people mentioned    start learning
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      the former option would be much more sensible  
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      adj- used when you are expressing an opinion but do not want to express it very strongly    start learning
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      inclined (to agree, believe, think, etc.)     I'm inclined to agree with you  
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      adj- wanting to do something / tending to do something likely to do something(skłonny)    start learning
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      she was inclined to trust him /they will be more inclined to listen if you don't Shout  
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      adj- exciting or interesting in a way that keeps your attention (trzymający w napięciu)    start learning
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      close envelop/ close contener/ close borders, exits (to prevent people from passing through a place)    start learning
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      she sealed the bag tightly with sticky tape/ troops have sealed the borders between the countries  
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      v- to close something with a bar/ to block a road, path Etc so that nobody can pass    start learning
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      all the dors and windows were barred/ two police officers were barring her exit  
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      she stood absolutely Motionless  
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      adj- unable to stay still or be happy where you are because you are bored or need a change(nerwowy)/ without real rest or sleep    start learning
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      the audience was becoming Restless/ a restless night  
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      v- szurać nogami, powłóczyć nogami    start learning
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      v- szeptać/ to make a quiet continuous sound    start learning
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      she was murmuring in his ear/ the wind murmured in the trees  
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      v- to complain about somebody something but not openly    start learning
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      the people murmured against the new regime  
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      migotać, mienić się (o świetle, płomieniu)    start learning
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      v- to become calmer or less noisy to make somebody something calmer or less noisy(uspokajać się)    start learning
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      the chatter of voices gradually quietened  
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      v- to suddenly appear or become obvious after having been hidden for a while    start learning
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      doubts began to surface/ she surfaced again years later in London  
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      v- to arrange something in the correct position or to be in the correct position in relation to something else especially in a straight line    start learning
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      make sure the Shelf is aligned with the top of the cupboard  
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      v- to change something slightly so that it is in the correct relationship to something else    start learning
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      domestic prices have been aligned with those in the word market  
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      adj- that can be recognized as different from somebody something else    start learning
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      the male bird is easily distinguishable from the female  
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      adj- that can be seen or heard    start learning
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      the coast was barely distinguishable in the Mist  
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