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to convict somebody OF something
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to free sb / to release sb He expects to be freed quite soon. The terrorists have at last agreed to free the hostages.
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drug / human trafficking the buying and selling of illegal goods, especially drugs
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nieumyślne spowodowanie śmierci start learning
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the crime of killing someone illegally but not deliberately
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to oversee = to supervise A team leader was appointed to oversee the project. to be in charge of a group of workers and check that a piece of work is done satisfactorily [=
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wtrącenie do więzienia, uwięzienie wtrącić do więzienia / uwięzić start learning
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He spent 10 years incarcerated in prison. to incarcerate = to imprison
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At 16, Scott was already a PERSISTENT OFFENDER (=someone who has been caught several times for committing crimes). someone who is guilty of a crime
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resocjalizować / rehabilitować start learning
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to help someone to live a healthy, useful, or active life again after they have been seriously ill or in prison
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He was jailed for assault. the crime of physically attacking someone
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Dzień Wszystkich Świętych start learning
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1 November, when Christian churches remember all the saints
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2 November, when people in Christian churches pray for the souls of those who have died
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rachnek oszczędnośiowy start learning
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checking account AmE = current account BrE savings account a bank account that you can take money out of at any time
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czuj się jak u siebie w domu start learning
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NEVER: make yourself LIKE at home
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ona lubi być w centrum zainteresowania start learning
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she likes to be the centre of attention
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We use ... to say that we believe something was impossible. start learning
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can't have / couldn't have + III She can't have said that. She couldn't have said that. He can't have escaped through this window. It is too small.
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We use ... to express that we feel sure that something was true. start learning
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He must have already gone. They must have left early.
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We use ... to say that it was possible that something happened in the past (but we are not 100% sure). start learning
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May / might / could have + III The road might have been blocked. He may have missed the bus.
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may not have / might not have. He may not have left yet. The assistant might not have received his message.
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