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polegać na kimś/ na czymś start learning
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rely on someone/something If you' re a team player, another team member can rely on you.
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accuse someone of something Paula accused me of not telling her about the demage.
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i'm sorry, but none of your ideas appeals to me.
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The director will arrange for some changes in the script, as the star requested.
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University education in what the majority of high school students aspire to.
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przydzielić coś komuś / czemuś, wyznaczyć coś dla kogoś/ czegoś start learning
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assign something for someone/something The city council assigned some funds for the purchase of new IT equipment for our school.
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ban someone from something In the future, humans may be banned from driving altogether.
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Do you ever benefit from innovative developments in medicine?
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The plot centres around a group of friends trying to solve the mystery of a classmate's death.
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convert something to/ into something In 1453, Hagia Sophia was converted into a mosque.
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This tiny visible part of a much larger problem makes coping with rainforest destruction extremely difficult.
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discriminate against someone Kathrine Switzer was attacked by a race official who discriminated against her due to her gender.
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I am writing to enquire about the use of coltan in the components of your mobile phones.
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Sportspeople whose doping tests are positive should be excluded from all tournaments.
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oczekiwać czegoś od kogoś/ czegoś start learning
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expect something of someone/something
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