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to bend your knees so that you are sitting on your heels very close to the ground [= squat] start learning
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the storyteller used to hunker down around the campfire with the other members of the tribe
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to make sb very interested and excited, so that they listen or watch sth very carefully start learning
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a tale that fascinate and enthral
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a small piece of bread with cheese, meat etc on top, which is served with drinks at a party start learning
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informal to sell something start learning
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the writer is fulfilling a similar role as well as trying to flog as many books as possible.
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a place or situation where you are separated from the difficulties of ordinary life and so are unable to understand them, used especially to describe a college or university start learning
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never has the lonely security of the ivory tower seemed more appealing
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very exciting in a way that makes you feel as if you can do anything you want to Pol. uderzający do głowy, mocny, podniecający start learning
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other heady temptations accumulate.
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The reading is a kind of test, and perhaps here is the key to its sly addiction.
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if something _____-s you, it interests you a lot because it seems strange or mysterious start learning
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The responsibilities - to intrigue, to beguile, to entertain - that the role demands.
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Pol. omamić, oczarować, urzec start learning
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the responsibilities - to intrigue, to beguile, to entertain - that the role demands.
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Pol. waluta, częstotliwość użycia, popularność acceptance the state of being commonly known or accepted, or of being used in many places: start learning
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His ideas enjoyed wide currency during the last century. Here the currency that underpins the tacit contract between writer and reader
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to give strength or support to sth and to help it succeed Pol. podpierać, stanowić podstawę: to give support to something or provide the starting point from which something can develop: start learning
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Falling unemployment was likely to underpin consumer confidence. Here the currency that underpins the tacit contract between writer and reader
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... agreement, approval, support etc is given without anything actually being said, implied or inferred without direct expression start learning
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a public performance of something that is intended to entertain people arranged for people to look at or buy in a store: start learning
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The store is increasing the number of products ON DISPLAY. Here the currency is on open display
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to be able to see something by looking carefully [= perceive] to see, recognize, or understand something that is not clear: start learning
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I could just discern a figure in the darkness. it can all too easily be discerned.
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