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Question		Answer
immediate family start learning		najbliża rodzina
laden such value-laden advice essentially says: „Your worth comes from what you do in relation to other people” start learning		obciążony, obładowany
ensue If, on the other hand circumstances change, a crisis may ensue start learning		wynikać, następować (po czymś)
to sift - to separate something from something they’re also able to sift meanings from experience start learning		oddzielić coś od czegoś, przesiać
referral You can get a referral in your area by calling the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis start learning		skierowanie
tantrum start learning		furia, napad (złości, szału), histeria
feasible Use feedback from objective sources and trusted others when it is feasible to do so start learning		wykonalny
wry - Using or expressing dry, especially mocking humor One wry observer said that: „Depressed people look at the world trough crap-colored glasses” start learning		kpiarski, kpiący
locus - a particular position, point or place „Locus of control” start learning		umiejscowienie, położenie
to scramble They are scrambling just to get by start learning		walczyć rozpaczliwie
temporal Depressed individuals tend to have a past temporal orientation start learning		czasowy
what lies in store for sb - be waiting to happen to sb „Suicidal individuals erroneously believe that their past and current experiences of pain are what lie in store for them” start learning		co czeka na kogoś
compartmentalization start learning		kategoryzowanie, segmentacja, szufladkowanie
underutilized „The exercises throughout the book are to help you exercise the muscles that have been underutilized for far too long” start learning		słabo wykorzystywany nie wykorzystywany w pełni
to beat a hasty retreat „Other people beat a hasty retreat, picking up and moving to other parts of the country” (after an earthquake) start learning		wycofać się w pośpiechu „to run away from a dangerous or unpleasant situation:”
hasty start learning		pochopny, pospieszny
to dwarf sb/sth „A physically large man -very tall and obese - Mel dwarfed his wife.” start learning		pomniejszać cause to seem small or significant in comparison sprawiać, że ktoś wygląda na mniejszego w porównaniu
to nudge Betty nudged him along and led him slowly to a large armchair in my office” start learning		popychać do przodu trącać, popychać
gingerly „I gingerly placed a tissue in Mel’s fist; he passively accepted it but didn’t use it” start learning		ostrożnie, delikatnie in a careful or cautious maner
spleen start learning		śledziona

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