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Question		Answer
silny, krzepki, odporny, solidny start learning		robust The result has only become more robust as additional archaic birds and non-avian feathered dinosaurs have been found.
pochłaniać, pożerać, żłopać start learning		guzzle
potwierdzać, przyznać (się do czegoś), uznawać (coś) start learning		acknowledge
rozkładać się, gnić (np. ciało, materiał organiczny), rozpadać się start learning		decay Organic material creates gas as it decays.
czysty, schludny, porządny start learning		neat He always looks neat in his white shirt and black tie.
beton, betonowy start learning		concrete
filar, podpora start learning		pillar <the ancient Greek temple boasted graceful marble pillars with richly ornamented tops>
wypchany start learning		stuffed The boy stuffed his pockets with candy.
śmieci, odpadki (wyrzucane na ulicach itp.), śmiecić, robić nieporządek start learning		litter People who drop litter will be severely punished.
zamożny, dobrze sytuowany start learning		well-off He's extremely well-off.
dryfować, sunąć start learning		drift the government's drift towards a centralization of power
zmarszczyć brwi start learning		frown She paused, frowning in deep concentration.
nieprzychylność, brak aprobaty start learning		disapproval I was hurt by his obvious disapproval of my friends.
ciągnąć, holować start learning		haul
smycz start learning		leash
zszywka, zszywać, podstawowy, istotny start learning		staple There are no more staples in the stapler.
wtrącać się, kolidować, mieszać się start learning		interfere
zniszczony, wysłużony (np. kapelusz), poturbowany, posiniaczony start learning		battered
pstryknąć, popchnąć (coś palcami), strzepnąć start learning		flick
niemniej jednak, jednakże start learning		nonetheless Nonetheless, we have learned much.
wybierać start learning		opt If you give me a choice of fruit, I'll opt for a banana.
świt, brzask start learning		dawn They set out at dawn.
oddanie, poświęcenie, dedykacja start learning		dedication I admire his dedication to his career.
relacja, sprawozdanie start learning		coverage
bezczelny, impertynencki (o osobie) start learning		cheeky <a cheeky comment about something that was none of her business>
spostrzeżenie, komentarz, uwaga, obserwacja (na temat czegoś) start learning		remark
mianować (na jakieś stanowisko), wyznaczyć start learning		appoint Mr. Frank had just been appointed chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
mimowolny start learning		involuntary An involuntary cry had broken out of him.
wędka start learning		fishing rod I have caught many fish with this fishing rod.
dobytek start learning		possessions Crosby sold all his possessions to get drugs.
żółw lądowy start learning		tortoise Tortoises have hard shells.
lornetka start learning		binoculars Do you see that man out there with the binoculars?
gwizdek start learning		whistle
trzask, trzaskać (drzwiami), zatrzaskiwać start learning		slam
świstek (papieru), strzęp, wycinek, złom, odwoływać (np. plany), zrywać start learning		scrap
wstrętny, okropny, ohydny start learning		obnoxious
kaplica, kapliczka start learning		chapel
wybitnie, wielce start learning		remarkably
dróżka, uliczka, alejka, pas ruchu start learning		lane
rękaw start learning		sleeve
sito, sitko start learning		sieve
wygnanie, zesłanie, wygnać start learning		exile
w czyimś imieniu, na rzecz kogoś, start learning		behalf As I stated earlier, we do not proactively report or remove content on behalf of other users no matter who they are.

July I 2012 FCE

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