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a popular song or piece of music with a loud, heavy beat (= rhythm) that people like to dance to: Have you heard her new song? It's a banger. The new album is full of bangers.
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a man, especially one who is well-dressed in a way that attracts attention, who makes money dishonestly
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sparaliżować (np. strachem), oczarować (np. pięknem) 🏌️🚫 start learning
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to make a person or animal unable to move or stop looking at something because they are so interested, surprised, or frightened: The conference delegates were transfixed by her speech. unable to move
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a name that does not suit what it refers to, or the use of such a name It was the scruffiest place I've ever stayed in, so "Grand Hotel" was a complete misnomer. It's something of a misnomer to refer to these inexperienced boys as soldiers.
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the outside surface of the roof of a building: a magnificent view of the rooftops Police marksmen with rifles were stationed on the rooftops.
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He specialises in reconstructive surgery
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How much has the state spent on hair transplants under Medicaid?
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any feature that provides comfort, convenience, or pleasure We've got modern amenities like the elevator.
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incompatibility between the blood groups
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She never paid me back for her Neighborhood Association dues
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a large area of ice floating in the sea Then he start to turn the floe over with his weight.
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to cause strong feelings of love or sympathy: It's the story of a lost child - guaranteed to tug at the heartstrings.
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pushy, strident She asks too many questions, she's so intrusive. I've grown tired of his strident requests
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Clara is too young to bring up a child
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the skin connecting the toes of some birds and other animals living by or on water that helps them when swimming
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Beyond the door the stringy, brown man was having a little trouble. She looked a lot like her mother had at that age, from the dark eyes to the long, stringy hair.
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zaległości w pracy, zaległości (nagromadzone zaległe rzeczy do wykonania) start learning
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a large number of things that you should have done before and must do now I've got a huge backlog of work to do.
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divide This isolation only ended in 1991, when it finally became possible to talk about the watershed in the history of the Baltic nations
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volunteer fire department
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daj komuś kredyt zaufania, (nie mając dowodu) start learning
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give somebody the benefit of the doubt She said she was late because her flight was canceled, and we gave her the benefit of the doubt.
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dicky, disrupted His weight's off balance because he took a step back. So he could take advantage of her when she was off balance.
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