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Question		Answer
pieróg, kluska start learning		dumpling
the act of expressing or feeling opposition to or dislike of something or someone start learning		objection Her objection to/against the plan is based on incorrect facts.
to change your opinion of something start learning		come around He’ll come around to my point of view eventually.
to arrange and perform a play or show start learning		stage The local drama group is staging a production of the musical "Grease".
działacz start learning		campaigner
to cause something such as a plan or an opportunity to fail: start learning		scupper Arriving late for the interview scuppered my chances of getting the job.
to decide against a decision that has already been made: start learning		overrule Does the judge have the power to overrule the jury?
willing to listen to and accept new ideas and suggestions: start learning		receptive The government is not receptive to the idea of a Freedom of Information Act.
get off my back start learning		leave me alone
pozbyć się brzemienia start learning		lift this burden off your back
to look closely at someone or something start learning		eye She eyed other passengers
to affect every part of something start learning		permeate A feeling of unease permeates his poem.
able to do anything start learning		omnipotent The story is about an omnipotent being
to be different from others in some ways start learning		vary The number of fish in each bowl varies.
adaptation start learning		adjustment I think that is also a welcome adjustment to the procedures that we have at the moment.
postępować start learning		proceed The EU should proceed in such a way as to prevent this from happening.
dążyć start learning		pursue think it would be important to consider whether we should pursue that.
uncertain start learning		precarious The lorry was lodged in a very precarious way, with its front wheels hanging over the cliff.
to allow someone to enter a hospital because they need medical care: start learning		admit She was admitted to hospital suffering from shock.
the time at which a change or an effect cannot be stopped start learning		tipping point The earth has already passed the tipping point in terms of global warming.
jedyna słuszna decyzja start learning		right way forward Ministers say their local approach to restrictions i the right way forward
communique start learning		statement He threw paint over the fur coats because he wanted to make a statement about cruelty to animals.
to give the main facts about something: start learning		outline At the interview she outlined what I would be doing.
seriousness start learning		severity
one of several layers or levels: start learning		tier We sat in one of the upper tiers of the football stands.
a situation in which one event produces effects which spread and produce further effects: start learning		ripple effect The bank crash has had a ripple effect on the whole community.
to gradually increase, rise, or get bigger: start learning		mount The children's excitement is mounting as Christmas gets nearer.
to make something full, or to become full start learning		fill up He warned some hospitals in the north of England were already coming under pressure and it might not be long before intensive care beds fill up
stringent laws, tests, etc. are extremely severe or limiting and must be obeyed: start learning		stringent Stringent security measures have been introduced at all airports.
to force a price, value, etc. to go down: start learning		drive down The company's primary concern was to increase competition and drive down prices.
oczekuje się, że start learning		it is expected that Moreover, it is expected that the measures will only have a limited impact for the following reasons.
środek start learning		measure

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