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To take up or start to use something, such as a plan, idea, or method start learning
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To promote or publicize something intensively, often exaggerating its importance or benefits start learning
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To keep in good condition by taking proper care start learning
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To design or arrange something in a particular way start learning
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To gradually wear away or deteriorate start learning
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To modify something to suit a new use or purpose start learning
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To put a plan or system into operation start learning
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To change something into a different form or function start learning
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To communicate or engage with someone or something start learning
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The basic physical and organizational structures needed for the operation of a society or enterprise start learning
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The climate of a small, specific place within a larger area start learning
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A person who advocates for something or supports a proposal or cause start learning
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A situation in which past decisions or experiences affect current decision-making, limiting alternatives start learning
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A system of charging drivers a fee to use roadways during peak traffic times to reduce congestion start learning
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Consisting of parts or elements that are all of the same kind or nature start learning
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Favoring or implementing new ideas, policies, or changes start learning
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Closed tightly to prevent the passage of air or moisture start learning
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Increasing or growing by successive additions start learning
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In a place where few people go, far from any main roads and towns start learning
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To visit and explore various tourist attractions, landmarks, or places of interest in a particular location start learning
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(of a country or area) not investigated or mapped start learning
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pójście na wyprawę, pójście na długą wędrówkę (pieszą) start learning
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bilet kupowany w ostatniej chwili start learning
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mieć oczy szeroko otwarte start learning
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uncharted waters/seas/territory
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Suburbs that are quite close to a city/ in an expensive exclusive location start learning
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A quiet place (such as a town or village) where there is little activity, excitement, progress, etc. start learning
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(of a place) full of activity start learning
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attractive simplicity of countryside start learning
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a flight by an aircraft that has been rented for a special use, for example by a travel company that sells organized holidays start learning
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postój w podróży, przesiadka start learning
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pełne wyżywienie (w hotelu) start learning
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z wyżywieniem we własnym zakresie start learning
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nieograniczony przebieg (przy wypożyczeniu samochodu) start learning
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stosunek ceny do jakości, wart swojej ceny start learning
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autobus wahadłowy (np. na lotnisko) start learning
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wylegiwać się, obijać się start learning
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przemieszać się, być w ruchu start learning
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wałęsać się, chodzić bez celu start learning
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something out of the ordinary
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relax, reduce your general level of stress start learning
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on the edge of the sea or a river start learning
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nie do przebicia, bezkonkurencyjny (2) start learning
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it fills you with sense of the power and beauty of what you ar looking at start learning
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having views of the attractive, natural things in the countryside start learning
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a perfect place or situation start learning
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the business of organising holidays in a way which helps local people and does not damage the environment start learning
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the inland areas furthest away from the sea or from borders with other countries start learning
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a desire for exciting experiences start learning
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to start to want to travel or do sth different start learning
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to promise a seat if one becomes available start learning
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extremely not knowing where you are and how to get to a place start learning
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wysłać grupę poszukiwawczą start learning
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to send out a search party
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short periods of sunny weather start learning
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difficult (in regards to weather conditions) start learning
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severe (weather conditions)
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(informal) extremely bored start learning
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very busy and fast way of living start learning
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a tour arranged by a travel agent start learning
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a journey from one side to the other start learning
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the higher level on a ship start learning
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to take a holiday to excape a busy or stressful lifestyle start learning
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to go wherever you want whenever you want start learning
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to come and go as you please
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pensjonat, domek gościnny start learning
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(formal) large amount of wildlife start learning
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four by four, a four-wheeled vehicle with driving power
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allowing no middle ground between success and failure start learning
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przebierać, wybierać, grymasić start learning
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to learn from your experience and mistakes start learning
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to ask publicly for something to be done start learning
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to tell someone about recent events, especially because they have been away start learning
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to persuade somebody to do something start learning
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to warm someone secretly, often about illegal activities start learning
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wyrecytować, powtórzyć coś z pamięci start learning
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