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diligent-gorliwy wytrwały assiduous research/efforts, an assiduous student
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Many economists think that full employment is an unattainable goal.
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forests interspersed with meadows and lakes
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nieodłącznie, nierozerwalnie start learning
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His name was inextricably linked with the environmental movement.
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A brand new fragrance for me.
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People had little incentive to save.
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a ferocious attack, a ferocious dog
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Bill was an incongruous sight, standing on the beach in his suit.
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It seems incongruous to have a woman as the editor of a men's magazine.
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Will books become obsolete because of computers?
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People have expressed legitimate fears about the spread of the disease.
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If people do not heed the warnings, we will start to do that.
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She rummaged in/through all the drawers, looking for a pen.
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(świadomie) łamać, lekceważyć start learning
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A few people were flouting lockdown regulations.
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wypaczony, zniekształcony start learning
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Maybe your world view is a little skewed.
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I can’t escape the feeling I’m cramming for an exam I’m doomed to fail.
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przybywać tłumnie, tłoczyć się start learning
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Tourists are flocking to the beaches.
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He was taunted by his classmates because of his size.
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zagłuszony / przytłoczony start learning
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His voice was drowned out by the traffic.
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By way of contrast, attending continuing training courses in spring or summer is virtually excluded for many.
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środek dezynfekujący lub odkażający start learning
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disinfectant or disinfectant
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