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dziki, niebezpieczny, przerażający (np. o zwierzęciu) silny, srogi, nieprzyjemny, nieznośny (np. o krytyce) zaciekły (o osobie, o działaniu) start learning
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a ferocious dog a ferocious attack
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stride noun (DEVELOPMENT 1.) The group has made strides to expand internationally. 2. an important positive development: make strides in The West made impressive strides in improving energy efficiency after the huge rises in oil prices during the 70s.
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podstawa naszego trybu biznesowego start learning
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the bedrock of our business model the main principles on which something is based: 1. the bedrock of our business model 2. Some people believe that the family is the bedrock of society.
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położony (np. w situacji) start learning
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in a particular situation: [+ to infinitive ] With this new product, we are well situated to beat (= we have a good chance of beating) our competitors.
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(US sidewalk) a path with a hard surface on one or both sides of a road, that people walk on: Keep to the pavement, Rosie, there's a good girl.
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do you have a sweet tooth
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There is just one remedy for your illness
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to make something necessary, or to involve something: Such a large investment inevitably entails some risk. [+ -ing verb ] Repairing the roof will entail spending a lot of money.
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pozostając niezłomni w naszym zaangażowaniu start learning
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remaining steadfast in our commitment
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(a situation causing) difficulty or trouble: I can't face the hassle of moving again. give someone hassle My boss has been giving me a lot of hassle this week. get hassle It's one of the few bars that women can go to and not get any hassle from men.
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substance of the document
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to examine or think about something carefully in order to understand it: We parse every moment for clues to why he took his life. The economist parses the roles of emotion, cognition, and perception in the understanding of business risk
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If a situation or problem boils down to something, that is the main reason for it: The problem boils down to one thing - lack of money.
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zgodność wszystkich stron start learning
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alignment across all parties
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an important positive development: make strides in make strides to 1. The West made impressive strides in improving energy efficiency after the huge rises in oil prices during the 70s. 2. The group has made strides to expand internationally.
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to do the same thing as someone else: When one airline reduces its prices, the rest soon follow suit. If one company tries to gain the competitive edge with a new product, other companies tend to follow suit.
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potem, następnie, później start learning
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continuing on from a particular point in time, especially after something else has stopped happening: He left the priesthood in 1970 and settled in the Washington area shortly thereafter (= soon after that).
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kolejny, następujący po sobie (o wydarzeniu, czynności) start learning
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happening one after the other without any break: It was the team's fourth successive defeat. He won the World Championship for the third successive year.
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to emphasize the importance of something: SYNONIM underline The need for fire detectors in cargo bays was underscored by some accidents in the 1980s.
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1. szkic 2. przedstawić w skrócie start learning
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1. outline noun [C] (SHAPE) the main shape or edge of something, without any details: 2. outline noun [C] (DESCRIPTION) a description of the main facts about something: 1. She drew the outline of the boat and then coloured it in. 2. If you read the minutes of the meeting, they'll give you a broad outline of what was discussed.
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zarządzać w sposób zintegrowany i holistyczny start learning
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manage in an integrated and holistic manner
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1. nieprzemakalny, 2. niezbity (np. dowód), niepodważalny, niekwestionowany (np. argument) start learning
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(of a theory, plan, or agreement) formed very carefully in every detail so that nothing is uncertain or in doubt: This book is designed to be provocative rather than a watertight piece of economic analysis.
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to give someone a thing or a duty for which they are responsible: 1. entrust something to someone He didn't look like the sort of man you should entrust your luggage to. 2. be entrusted with Two senior officials have been entrusted with organizing the auction.
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zaprezentowane w sposób przystępny start learning
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presented in an accessible manner
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the fact that someone is likely to behave in a particular way, especially a bad way: Synonyms: tendency 1. She's inherited from her father a propensity to talk too much. 2. He's well-known for his natural propensity for indiscretion.
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zwiększać, poprawiać, wzmacniać, podnosić (np. szanse, reputację) start learning
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to improve the quality, amount, or strength of something: These scandals will not enhance the organization's reputation.
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zdobywać, osiągać (np. pozycję zawodową, szczęście, zamierzony cel) start learning
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to reach or succeed in getting something: 1. He has attained the highest grade in his music exams. 2. We need to identify the best ways of attaining our objectives/goals. 3. India attained independence in 1947, after decades of struggle.
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odrzucić, odrzucać, uchylić, uchylać, unieważnić, anulować (np. plan, osąd, decyzję) start learning
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to make a decision that opposes and changes another decision or suggestion from a position of higher authority: The judge was constantly overruling the objections of the prosecution.
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causing, involving, or likely to cause disagreement and argument: a contentious decision/policy/issue/subject contentious views She has some very contentious views on education.
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1. przystań, miejsce postoju statku 2. dobijać do brzegu, przycumowywać start learning
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The new shipping terminal allows multiple vessels to be berth at once, significantly improving our logistics efficiency
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an action taken against an unwanted action or situation: countermeasure against The Chancellor's countermeasures against inflation have been completely ineffective.
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znosić (np. niedostatek), ulegać (np. zmianom) start learning
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to experience something that is unpleasant or something that involves a change: She underwent an operation on a tumour in her left lung last year. Playing board games is undergoing a revival in popularity.
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technologii wspomagających start learning
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to have someone or something as the main or most important interest or subject: The conversation revolved around childcare problems. His whole life revolves around football.
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to start something new or important: We're embarking upon a new project later this year.
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przedsięwzięcia biznesowe start learning
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a young person who is developing into an adult Compare teenager
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