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to break sth down, to separate something into smaller parts so that it is easier to do or understand
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let me just break it down for you; The question can be broken down into two parts.
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He showed us the whole dance, then broke it down so that we could learn it more easily
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czepiać się; uwziąć się na (kogoś) start learning
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to pick on sb; your're picking on him
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Why is everybody picking on me? I feel like a victim.
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further; to help something progress or be successful
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He dedicated his life to furthering the cause of world peace.
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Alan had been using her to further his career.
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konieczny; istotny; ważny start learning
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imperative; t is imperative that everyone is at the station no later than 11 o'clock
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imprerative; In the phrase 'Stay away,' the verb 'stay' is in the imperative.
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sth has gained (significantly) in importance
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to remit; The wages and effects have been remitted to him.
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to remit, to send a payment; Please remit payment by cheque.
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vehicle; something you use to express and spread your ideas, opinions etc [= medium] vehicle for
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to heighten; if something heightens a feeling, effect etc, or if a feeling etc heightens, it becomes stronger or increases
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heighten (somebody's) awareness (of something) (=make people realize something more clearly)
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The case has heightened public awareness of the problem of sexual harassment.
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ułatwiać, czynić prostszym start learning
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to facilitate; Computers can be used to facilitate language learning.
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in all fields of specialisation
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widespread use of computers in all ®elds
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On the one hand, ...: and, on the other,...
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feasibility; He has been asked to report on the feasibility of a project.
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resolve a dispute/conflict/problem etc
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The crisis was resolved by negotiations.
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After the divorce she resolved never to marry again.
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Mary resolved that she would stop smoking.
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deed, The applicant signed the mortgage deed.
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active vocabulary (=the words someone can use)
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passive vocabulary (=the words someone can understand, but does not use)
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the remit of a senior member of staff start learning
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remit; the particular piece of work that someone has been officially asked to deal with
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