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      v- if a person parts from another person or two people part, they leave each other    start learning
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      adj-bezpodstawny- not reasonable unnecessary, not appropriate    start learning
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      much of the criticism was totally unwarranted  
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      adj- connected with the ability to show what will happen in the future    start learning
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      more research is needed to improve the predictive value of the test  
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      v- to get rid of something that is no longer wanted (often used in newspapers)    start learning
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      the factory is shedding a large number of jobs  
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      v- if an animal sheds its skin or a plant sheds leaves it loses them naturally    start learning
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      how often does a snake shed its skin  
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      adj- well known for being bad or evil    start learning
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      the infamous British sandwich  
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      v- ośmieszać, szydzić, drwić    start learning
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      at first his theory was ridiculed and dismissed  
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      nieśmiały, płochliwy- shy and nervous, not brave    start learning
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      he stopped in the doorway too timid to go in  
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      does this laptop support wireless networks  
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      i-zastanów się nad czymś, przemyśleć coś    start learning
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      brać na serio, traktować coś poważnie    start learning
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      I strayed too far from the food pass and got lost  
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      szybki, gwaltowny- happening quickly or in a short period Of time    start learning
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      rapid change/ that disease is spreading at a rapid rate  
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      you can't always rival with me  
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      make contact with/come into contact with   
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      I can't just leave I have got commitments  
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      v-gromadzić się, zbierać się    start learning
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      the people assembled outside the White House  
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      that shelves are easy to assemble  
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      następca (na stanowisku) / dziedzic, spadkobierca    start learning
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      I hope you'll find a good successor for me after I retire  
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      n- zauważenie, zaobserwowanie    start learning
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      adj-niepodważalny (dowód)    start learning
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      adj-doceniający coś- feeling or showing that you are grateful for something    start learning
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      the company was very appreciative of my efforts  
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      she watched them with an appreciative smile  
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      adj- potrafiący się dostosować    start learning
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      older workers can be as adaptable and quick to learn as anyone else  
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      adj- attracting attention by being bright expensive large etc    start learning
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      I just want a good reliable car, nothing flashy  
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      this color is too flashy for me  
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      ograniczenie, skrępowanie    start learning
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      the government has imposed export restraints on some product /the unions are unlikely to accept any sort of wage restraint  
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      powściągliwość, umiar, opanowanie, pohamowanie    start learning
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      he exercised considerable restraint in ignoring the insults  
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      powstrzymać, wstrzymywać, hamować    start learning
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      The Prisoner had to be restrained by the police/ John managed to restrain his anger  
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      v- to stop something that is growing or increasing from becoming too large    start learning
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      the government is taking steps to restrain inflation  
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      obszernie, rozlegle, szczegółowo, w dużej skali    start learning
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      she has traveled extensively/ a spice used extensively in eastern cooking  
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      v- to say what somebody's punishment will be    start learning
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      he was condemned to death for murder  
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      v- to force somebody to accept a difficult or unpleasant situation    start learning
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      he was condemned to a life of hardship  
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      difficult or impossible to control/ wymknąć się spod kontroli    start learning
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      out of hand /get out of hand     unemployment is getting out of hand  
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      w rezultacie, po kolei, z kolei    start learning
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      this in turn will reduce cost and lead to lower prices/ my mother looked at each of us in turn  
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      w całości, w ogólnym ujęciu    start learning
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      it will cost you at most 5 pounds  
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      w końcu, wreszcie, nareszcie, koniec końców    start learning
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      I've finished my essay at last /At Last something is starting to change  
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      we must leave at once/ I knew at once that she is a liar  
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      obecnie, aktualnie, na chwilę obecną    start learning
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      on off on sick leave at present  
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      n-męczarnia, droga przez mękę    start learning
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      v- to combine or make two things or more things combine to form a single thing    start learning
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      the two groups have merged to form a new party/ his department will merged with mine  
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      kłuć, nakłuwać, przekłuwać    start learning
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      my daughter pricked her ears /accidentally the needle pricked me  
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      v- if two things merges or if one thing merges into another the differences between them gradually disappear so that it is impossible to separate them    start learning
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      the hills merged into the dark sky behind them  
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      n- a small piece of something especially paper clothes Etc    start learning
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      she scribbled his phone number on a scrap of paper  
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      n- pieces of wood metal building materials Etc. That are left after something has been destroyed    start learning
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      emergency teams are still clearing the debris from the plane crash  
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      n- zachowanie, prowadzenie (sposób w jaki coś jest prowadzone)    start learning
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      I'm not happy with the conduct of our last meeting  
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      pasek, pas (materiału) pasmo, skrawek (lądu)    start learning
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      a strip of material/a tiny strip of garden  
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      v- to take off all or most of your clothes and another person's clothes    start learning
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      I stripped and washed myself all over  
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      v- to take away property or honours from somebody as a punishment    start learning
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      he was disgraced and stripped of his title  
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      v- to practice or make people practice a play, piece of music ect. in preparation for a public performance    start learning
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      we were given only two weeks to rehearse/ we are rehearsing for the show  
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      make/deliver/give a speech   
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      v- remove something that is covering something/ to discover something that was previously hidden or Secret    start learning
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      uncover the pan and let soup simmer/ it will be difficult to uncover the truth  
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      pogodzić ze sobą (na pozór odmienne rzeczy)    start learning
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      an attempt to reconcile the need for Industrial Development with concern for the environment  
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      v- to make people become friends again after an argument or a disagreement    start learning
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      the pair were reconciled after Jackson made a public apology  
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      the company is running is insured by my investments  
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      pogodzić się z czymś, zaakceptować coś    start learning
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      resign oneself to something     all I can do is resign myself to the new situation  
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      during one particular moment    start learning
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      I can only do one thing at a time  
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      nadarzyć się, pojawiać się    start learning
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      contact me if any problems arise  
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      wynikać (z czegoś) być wynikiem    start learning
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      our problems arise from lack of trust/ I don't know where your suspicions arise from  
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      z powodu czegoś, na skutek czegoś    start learning
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      he was late on account of a car accident  
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      z powodu czegoś, z racji czegoś, z uwagi na coś    start learning
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      in view of his age you shouldn't behave like that  
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