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peryferie, obrzeża miasta start learning
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They live on the outskirts of London.
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urok, atrakcyjność, prestiż start learning
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start learning
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powstrzymywać, przeszkadzać, utrudniać start learning
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start learning
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Find someone who has worked in retail.
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sekretarz, urzędnik, pracownik biurowy start learning
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pogląd, perspektywy, widoki start learning
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przedsiębiorczy, pomysłowy, zaradny start learning
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oswojony, nudny, nieciekawy, mdły start learning
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brak (gotówki), niedobór (pracowników) start learning
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smakosz, delikatesowy, wyśmienity start learning
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ukąszenie, ukłucie, żądło start learning
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She got stung by a bee while she was sitting in the garden.
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start learning
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respekt, podziw, napawać trwogą start learning
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It was a sight that filled me with awe and reverence.
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łagodny, umiarkowany, delikatny start learning
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The winter was very mild this year.
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ogromny, potężny; bardzo, wielce, niezwykle start learning
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The barbarians faced a mighty army.
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uroczystość, przyjęcie, ucztować start learning
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This dinner was a real feast.
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brzeg, krawędź, pobocze, skraj start learning
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start learning
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He was denounced as a traitor.
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start learning
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start learning
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start learning
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It's a nuisance having to queue for everything.
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start learning
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In fact, each version should make the previous one appear obsolete.
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cofnąć się, odsunąć (od czegoś lub kogoś), odskoczyć start learning
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We recoiled in horror at the sight of his wounded arm.
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odstraszać, zrażać, zniechęcać start learning
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Don't be daunted by the high costs.
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grabież, rabować, plądrować start learning
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<the pirate ship was laden with the pillage of merchant ships from across the Spanish Main>
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afera, wydarzenie, sprawa, romans start learning
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He once had an affair with a married woman.
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występek (związany z narkotykami, prostytucją, hazardem), zły nawyk start learning
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Such men are prone to vice.
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skłonny (do zrobienia czegoś), leżący twarzą w dół start learning
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<he was prone to emotional outbursts under stress>
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przechwytywać, przejmować start learning
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Detectives have been intercepting her mail.
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start learning
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<an entire city block razed by a terrible fire>
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a dictator who was perceived as being an American puppet
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brutalny, okrutny (np. los), srogi, surowy (np. kara, klimat) start learning
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The climate there is very harsh.
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The storm caused severe damage to the roof.
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dziurawy, pusty, bezwartościowy, dziupla start learning
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The owls nested in the hollow of a tree.
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dwuznaczny, niejednoznaczny start learning
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We were confused by the ambiguous wording of the message.
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sformułowanie, wyrażenie, brzmienie start learning
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What's the exact wording of the agreement?
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start learning
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The car was stuck in the mud.
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zniewaga, obelga, obrazić start learning
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She felt they had insulted her by repeatedly ignoring her questions.
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sprzeczać się, kłócić się, kłótnia start learning
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In the end they quarreled badly.
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start learning
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If anyone wants to enquire further you can tell them your level at that point.
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chwytać (coś), zawładnąć (czymś), schwytać (zbiega) start learning
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There the passengers were seized by French troops.
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pieścić, głaskać, pieszczota start learning
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A warm breeze caressed her face.
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start learning
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Vitamins are added to the shampoo to nourish the hair.
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start learning
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The kidnappers demanded a ransom of one million dollars.
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znieść, wycierpieć, przetrwać start learning
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But when his promise was required in writing it was more than he could endure.
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umyślnie, celowo, niespiesznie (np. chodzić) start learning
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He spoke deliberately, and his voice trembled a little.
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start learning
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I'll put everything into this sack.
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zmienić, zmodyfikować, przerobić start learning
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Why would you want to alter your appearance?
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okres (czasu), zakres (np. pamięci), rozpiętość, trwać start learning
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His presidency spanned 8 years.
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