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quickly and without warning (informal) All of a sudden we heard a loud noise.
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fiksować (na punkcie czegoś) start learning
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to think about something too much and find it difficult to stop High achievers sometimes fixate on their own flaws.
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relaxed and not worried, frightened, or excited Try to stay calm- the doctor will be here soon.
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objects such as chairs, tables, and beds that you put into a room or building
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to join or fix one thing to another / to add an attachment (= computer file) to an email message She attached a photograph to her letter.
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a piece of metal, wood, etc, that is fixed to a wall to support something, especially a shelf / a group of people whose ages, taxes, etc are between two limits Most heart attack victims are in the 45-65 age bracket.
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a large amount or number of something There's a whole bunch of places I'd like to visit.
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a piece of furniture with shelves for putting books on
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allowed by the law He was going about his laqful business as a press photographer.
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whole or complete She spent her entire life caring for other people.
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the feeling of not being certain about something, or not trusting someone or something I have some doubts about his ability to do the job.
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to not believe someone or something I doubt if/whether he'll win.
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rude and offensive words said to another person I will not take this abuse.
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I will not take this abuse.
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to think that something is likely to be true, although you have no proof [+ that ] Everything was quiet when I got home so I assumed that you had gone out.
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well-educated and having experience of the world or knowledge of culture / a sophisticated machine or system is very advanced and works in a clever way a sophisticated computer system
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positive and expecting a situation to be good or successful He remains upbeat about the future.
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to divide into smaller parts or groups, or to divide something into smaller parts or groups The children split up into three groups.
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easy to hurt or attack physically or emotionally She was a vulnerable sixteen-year-old.
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to not be sleeping The noise from the party kept me awake all night.
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słowo ostrzeżenia / porady / podziękowania itp start learning
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a word of warning/advice/thanks, etc something that you say to warn someone/give them advice/thank them, etc Just a word of warning - he doesn't like people being late.
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except for what has just been referred to She hurt her arm in the accident, but otherwise she was fine.
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to often be sad, anxious, or angry because of something A very high proportion of women diet frequently and have issues with their bodies.
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thick material for covering floors, often made of wool
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skończyć coś lub z czymś (informal) start learning
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to have finished using something or doing something Let me know when you're through with the iron.
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zerwać z kimś, rozstać się z kimś (informal) start learning
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to not have a relationship with someone any more
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as far as sb/sth is concerned used to show what someone thinks about something / used to tell someone what you are talking about As far as our customers are concerned, price is the main consideration. / As far as college is concerned, everything is fine.
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used to say that you have read or been told something although you are not certain it is true Apparently it's going to rain today.
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used to say what you think is the likely situation Presumably he just forgot to send the letter.
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expected It's likely that he'll say no.
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pleasantly fat
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someone's parents We always spend Christmas with my folks.
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for example Many teenagers earn money, for instance by babysitting or cleaning cars.
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brown skin from being in the sun
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to move into a position where one end or side is higher than the other, or to make something move into this position He tilted backwards on his chair.
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