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elicit a response/information/feedback/confession/the truth/confirmation
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suspicious - (również) podejrzliwy
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The technical issue set back/delayed the launch to next month.
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comitted to, engaged in, dedicated to
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She has her leg in a cast.
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Other politicans echoed the Prime Minister's statement.
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The war between Hamas and Izrael left Gaza covered in debris/rubble.
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The door flew/was blown off its hinges.
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exiled - wygnany
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krem do opalania, krem przeciwsłoneczny start learning
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Smoking has serious consequences for our health.
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We need to be prepared for every possible contingency.
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I need your decision by 5 p.m. at the latest.
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feel/be under the weather
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lapsus linguae
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I'm not a good musician. As a matter of fact, I've never played an instrument.
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There was a lot of dissent within the party about the new politicy.
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supposed, alleged, purported purported/supposed/alleged expert/cause/solution/perpetrator
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sowed - sown. To sow a seed of uncertainty.
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This word descends/derives from Latin.
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The manufacturer vouches for the safety of his product.
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This car costed a pretty penny.
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w najlepszym wypadku, co najwyżej start learning
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He'll come in second or third at best.
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at times, occasionally, sometimes
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kiedyś (w czasie bliżej nieokreślonym) start learning
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z dnia na dzień, z każdym dniem start learning
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After the surgery he was feeling better day by day.
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taken off guard = taken aback = taken by surprise
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Do you have any cash on hand?
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nieodpowiedni, niewłaściwy, start learning
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out of place, inappropriate, improper, inadequate, unsuitable
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She's always up-to-date with the latest fashion trends.
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erase - zamzać The US reportedly completely obliterated the Iranian uranium enrichment facilities.
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The Israeli "Iron Dome" didn't manage to intercept all of the Iranian missiles.
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Unemployed freeload/live off goverment benefits.
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They were obviously flattering him.
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pay rise - podwyżka tax/inflation/fuel prices hike/rise
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She crumbled up the dry cookie in her hands.
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opad radioaktywny, niekorzystny skutek start learning
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fallout is uncountable in both meanings The economic fallout from the crisis was devastating.
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There was widespread disapproval of the new law.
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compelling, headline-grabbing, eye-catching compelling - (również) przekonujący
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zrezygnować/wycofać się z start learning
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opt out/back out of, walk back/walk away from Don't back out/opt out of the project now – we’re counting on you.
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You could hear the coalition politicians grinding their teeth after the lost elections.
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carelessly - nieostrożnie
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To this day, I still wonder at my stupid decision.
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No one should be excused/exempt from paying taxes.
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I don't buy second-hand clothes as a rule
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leftovers, remains, remnants - pozostałości
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We need to incentivise people to be more aware of their political choices.
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After years of hard work, she's finally reaping the benefits of her efforts.
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Our goal is to halve the current CO2 emissions by the 2030.
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Such a decision can entail fallout.
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bagatelizować, niedoceniać start learning
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downplay, understate, underrate, underestimate Never downplay your enemy.
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accommodation, agreement, deal agreement - (również) zgoda, deal - (również) umowa, interes, accommodation - (również) zakwaterowanie come to an accommodation/an agreement/a deal
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przesadzać, wyolbrzymiać, przeceniać start learning
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overplay, exaggerate, overstate, overrate, overestimat Do not overplay your problems.
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On first thought, I didn’t like the idea, but now I see it makes sense.
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fine, subtle, delicate, gentle
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escort is more formal Can I walk you home? The bodyguards escorted the celebrity to the car.
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A consumer watchdog is investigating false advertising.
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A new bill, which aims to curb illegal immigration, went through the Senate.
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Unexpected illness thwarted my plans.
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uparcie twierdzić, nalegać start learning
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Iranian authorities were insisting that they had been enriching uranium for civilian purposes.
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We must work together to eradicate racism from our society.
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Trump says that Netanyahu should be pardoned.
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The trial was a travesty of justice.
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They had to suspend/halt the construcion on account of the possible presence of historical artefacts.
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His careless comment during the interview scuppered his chances of getting the job.
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Despite coming from different backgrounds, they felt a strong sense of kinship through their shared values.
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Fans started to queue/line up outside the stadium hours before the concert began.
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She rifled through her bag, looking for keys.
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Configuration is underway.
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rejoice at the victory, rejoice in freedom
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My uncle deals in insurace.
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mandatory, compulsory, obligatory
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The kidneys play a vital role in excretion by filtering waste from the blood.
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She felt her cheeks flush with embarrassment when everyone started clapping for her.
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The new evidence rendered the old theory invalid.
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refuse, turn down - odmawiać A good journalist declines to explain where he get his sources from.
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America's military response caused great confusion in the region.
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