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(a period of time spent in) a room or small building, often with wood attached to the walls, that is heated to a high temperature, usually with steam
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przerywa o poczeniu telefonicznym start learning
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I've talked to her, but something broke the connection UP.
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deposit /dɪˈpɒzɪt/ start learning
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a deposit ON sth (They normally ask you to pay $100 (as a) deposit.) We are saving for A down payment on a house.
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(British English) We've put down a 5% deposit on the house.
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AME: Irregular forms are given in parentheses /pəˈrenθəsiːz/
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zachowa co przed kim w tajemnicy start learning
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to keep sth secret FROM sb
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the eldrely (old people considered as a group) start learning
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elderly relatives/parents The city is building new housing for the elderly. An elderly couple live next door.
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to make an effort to do something to help someone, even if it is not convenient start learning
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Ethan is always willing to put himself out for other people.
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opad radioaktywny lub promieniotwórczy start learning
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radioactive / nuclear fallout
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As a dancer, he is second to none (= nobody is a better dancer than he is).
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a loose piece of clothing like a shirt and trousers/pants in one piece, made of heavy cloth and usually worn over other clothing by workers doing dirty work start learning
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strong alcoholic drink, especially something that has been made illegally
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a hat made FROM wool with a small, round wool ball on top
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a small hat that fits closely to the head
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privacy BRE: /ˈprɪvəsi/ ; AmE /ˈpraɪvəsi/
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Single-lens reflex camera / SLR camera DSLR: digital single-lens reflex camera
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satysfakcjonujący, zadowalający start learning
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His breath reeked of tobacco.
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przepustka z wojska / więzienia start learning
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furlough / I got furlough
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correctional officer / prison guard
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contraband goods start learning
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to smuggle contraband goods that are illegally taken into or out of a country
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You're welcome to stay the night here.
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It's very late now—why don't you sleep over? You can sleep over my house. I have a spare room. start learning
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stay the night/stay overnight / to sleep over Mum, can Billy sleep over on Saturday? Dad said Chris could stay the night.
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My niece is sleeping over on Friday night. to sleep in someone else's home FOR a night: start learning
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Can I sleep over AT my friend's house? It's very late now—why don't you sleep over?
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The team feels confident OF winning. start learning
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The teacher wants the children to feel confident ABOUT asking questions when they don't understand.
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to take risks / to take A risk
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to give something to a lot of people
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Don't be put off BY how it looks—it tastes delicious. I was put off chicken by reading about how the birds are kept. start learning
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to be put off STH by (doing) sth
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zaniedbany / rozczochrany start learning
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The long-dormant volcano has recently shown signs of erupting.
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