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Our financial position is rosy. start learning
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sielankowo, optymistycznie
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Although our skin looks smooth, when magnified it is full of bumps and holes. start learning
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the cover was completely black except for three words emblazoned in bright, red letters. start learning
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accompanying this resurgence came sth altogether unanticipated start learning
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In Plantinga's train has followed a host of Christian philosophers. start learning
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Philosophers have puzzled over what physicists called 'the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics'. start learning
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A mathematical theorist like Peter Higgs can sit down at his desk and, by poring over mathematical equations, predict the existence of a fundamental particle. start learning
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It signifies the object-directedness of our thoughts. start learning
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A chair, a stone or a blob of tissue like the brain is not about or of sth else. start learning
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Not only is this hypothesis, to borrow Richard Dawkins phrase, 'an unparsimonious extravagance', it faces an insuperable objection. start learning
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synonym: by far Spring is far and away the best time to visit the islands. start learning
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used to say that something is much better, worse etc than anything else
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She treated the children with great tenderness. start learning
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She found a lump under her arm. start learning
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I had a frog in my throat, and I had to clear my throat several times before I could answer. start learning
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mieć trudności z mówieniem, z powodu choroby, bólu gardła
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I had a huge lump in my throat as I watched my brother get on the plane. start learning
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The lamp gave out a faint glow. start learning
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She lives with her significant other in London. start learning
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She takes in lodgers to make some extra money. start learning
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We cannot release the names of the soldiers who were killed until we have informed their next of kin. start learning
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Maria brought along her eldest daughter - a winsome girl with brown eyes and a ready smile. start learning
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She spent a restless night (= she did not sleep well), tossing and turning. start learning
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It appears to be useful in treating the auto-immune disease of lupus in humans. start learning
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He was asked to adjudicate on the dispute. start learning
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Most teachers regard their profession as a vocation, not just a job. start learning
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Many voters have become disenchanted with the president. start learning
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The decision to include Morris in the team was completely vindicated when he scored two goals. start learning
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to prove that what someone said or did was right or true, after other people thought it was wrong:
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