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to accept a situation or accept what someone says, without thinking there may be a hidden meaning x5 Pol. sądzić po pozorach, zakładać prawdziwość czegoś, barć coś za dobrą monetę start learning
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you can only take it at face value and move on
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really or certainly, often used to emphasize something: start learning
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What you see is indeed what you get.
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the order that something happens or exists in, or the order it is supposed to happen or exist in Pol. sekwencja, kolejność start learning
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There is a sequence imposed on you by the author.
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to be able to understand someone else's feelings, problems etc, especially because you have had similar experiences start learning
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you begin to empathise with them
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a lot of activity, noise, and excitement; a strong feeling of excitement, pleasure, or success, or a similar feeling from drinking alcohol or taking drugs start learning
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There is no real empathy for the princess, only the buzz of the rescue itself
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If something is ..., it can be changed back to what it was before: start learning
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any consequences are reversible.
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involving or relating to an involuntary response to stress in which the hormone adrenaline is secreted into the blood in readiness for physical action, such as fighting or running away. start learning
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children become obsessed by the fight-or-flight arousal
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start learning
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the fight-or-flight arousal brought out by computer games is a very worrying phenomenon.
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to remove particular details from a report, story etc in order to make it less offensive, unpleasant, or embarrassing - used especially to show disapproval start learning
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You might just choose return to the sanitised world instead
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Pol. okrojony, ugrzeczniony start learning
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an opinion that everyone in a group agrees with or accepts start learning
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scientists who question the consensus
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a gradual process of change or development start learning
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the so-called "progression" of the screen generation cannot be halted –
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to prevent someone or something from continuing - used especially in news reports [= stop] start learning
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the so-called "progression" of the screen generation cannot be halted –
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a statement or idea that you accept as true and use as a base for developing other ideas Pol. założenie, przesłanka start learning
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so many professionals simply refuse to accept the premise of the debate.
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to consider one thing to be the same as or equal to another thing: start learning
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Yet absence of evidence does not equate to evidence of absence.
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