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a very short time: I’m on the phone, but I’ll be with you in a jiffy.
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expressed in a way that makes it completely clear what is meant: The minister promised a clear and unambiguous statement on the future of the coal industry.
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total, or expressed in a clear and certain way: The CEO made an unequivocal statement to shareholders that the company would not be pursuing the controversial acquisition.
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wyłączna decyzja managera start learning
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sole decision of the manager
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wszechobecny, wszechobecny, wszechobecny start learning
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omnipresent, pervasive, ubiquitous present or having an effect everywhere at the same time: The singer became an omnipresent icon of style and beauty.
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to avoid something, especially cleverly or illegally: Ships were registered abroad to circumvent employment and safety regulations.
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1. unieważnianie oficjalnie 2. położenie kresu oficjalnie 3. odrzucanie (np. werdyktu), uchylanie start learning
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(REFUSE) to say officially that something, especially an earlier official decision, is no longer to be accepted: His conviction was quashed in March 1986 after his counsel argued that the police evidence was all lies.
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czuć, że utknąłeś w rutynie start learning
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in a rut in a bad situation where you do the same things all the time, or where it is impossible to make progress w rutynie, ≈ popaść w rutynę He seems to be stuck in a rut at the moment.
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a relationship between two people who have met but do not know each other well: Ours was a strictly professional acquaintanceship. He proposed to his wife after only three days of acquaintanceship.
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used many times before and proved to be successful: I'll give you my mother's tried and tested recipe for wholemeal bread.
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trzymaj się z daleka od tego Teksańczyka start learning
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steer clear of this Texan guy to avoid someone or something that seems unpleasant, dangerous, or likely to cause problems: Her speech steered clear of controversial issues. They warned their children to steer clear of drugs
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to not do something, often because of fear or because you do not want to make a bad situation worse: He held back, terrified of going into the dark room.
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to know the ins and outs of the organization the detailed or complicated facts of something: the ins and outs of I know how to use computers, but I don't really understand the ins and outs of how they work.
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zająć się swoimi sprawami / życiem start learning
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go about our business / lives to continue doing what you usually do: In spite of last night's terrorist attack, most people seem to be going about their business as if nothing had happened.
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Scaffolding has been erected around the tower and repair work will start next week.
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(DISHONEST) Devious people or plans and methods are dishonest, often in a complicated way, but often also clever and successful: You have to be devious if you're going to succeed in business. a devious scheme
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1. wyłudzić (np. pieniądze) 2. brudna kasa, oszukane pieniądze start learning
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ways of getting money dishonestly that involve tricking someone: The plot of the movie includes grift, betrayal, and daredevil escapes.
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gwałtownie zatrzymać się w miejscu start learning
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to be able to stop almost immediately, even when moving very quickly: He runs up the field and stops on a dime to catch the ball. Dime - dziesięciocentowka
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1. a balancing of two opposing situations or qualities, both of which are desired: 2. A tradeoff is also a situation in which the achieving of something you want involves the loss of something else which is also desirable, but less so: 1. The tradeoff in a democracy is between individual liberty and an orderly society. 2. They both had successful careers, but the tradeoff was they seldom saw each other.
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1. czuły, wrażliwy 2. miękki, kruchy (dobrze ugotowany) start learning
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1. The potatoes are not tender yet, let's wait a moment. 2. He's so tender and romantic.
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zawiły (np. styl, tłumaczenie, argumentacja) start learning
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convoluted argument - zawiły argument
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used when you are agreeing that something is true, especially unwillingly: Admittedly, I could have tried harder but I still don't think all this criticism is fair.
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yet, not only do they sth but also sth else
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1. niezgoda, waśń 2. niezgoda, brak związku, brak zgody, sprzeczność start learning
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(DISAGREEMENT) the state of not agreeing or sharing opinions: marital discord 2. The plan to build the highway created discord in our community. 3. The merger negotiations fell into discord when the two companies couldn't agree on leadership structure.
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1. przedstawianie (np. dowodu), przedkładanie (dokumentów), zgłaszanie (kandydatury) 2. poddanie się, podporządkowanie się, poddaństwo start learning
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the act of giving something for a decision to be made by others, or a document formally given in this way: No date has yet been set for the submission of applications. The final deadline for submissions is 21 February.
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cognition and understanding
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to use something such as authority, power, influence, etc. in order to make something happen: 1. exert your influence If you were to exert your influence they might change their decision. 2. exert pressure on Some managers exert considerable pressure on their staff to work extra hours without being paid.
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to try to destroy the authority of a government, religion, etc obalać a plot to subvert the government
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to try to discover information about a subject:. pursuit - rzeczownik We will not be pursuing this matter any further. The police are currently pursuing several lines of inquiry into the case. I don't think this idea is worth pursuing any further.
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freedom to do what you want My current boss gives me much more leeway.
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domysł, przypuszczenie, domysły start learning
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guesses about something without real evidence Exactly what happened that night is still a matter for conjecture.
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1. hałas, zgiełk, wrzaski 2. głośne domaganie się czegoś, głośne żądania czegoś (np. podwyżek płac) start learning
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1. NOISE a loud, continuous noise made by people talking or shouting 2. clamour for sth; clamour to do sth to ask for something continuously in a loud or angry way (głośno) domagać się czegoś 1. We heard the clamour of voices in the street outside. 2. Fans were clamouring for their autographs.
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moving, in progress etc Construction of the new stadium is now under way.
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Has he been inoculated against diphtheria?
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In logistics, the term 'linehaul' refers to the transportation of goods between major hubs, typically over long distances. A 'Linehaul Office' is a central facility where packages are sorted, consolidated, and prepared for the next leg of their journey.
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specyficzne. Ryzyko idiosynkratyczne (czasem nazywane też ryzykiem specyficznym lub niesystematycznym) to rodzaj ryzyka, które jest charakterystyczne tylko dla konkretnej firmy lub inwestycji. Jest
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money paid or promised to you if something valuable to you is lost or damaged
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according to: The fact that a person acted pursuant to an order of his government does not relieve him from responsibility under international law. The committee will issue a decision within 15 days pursuant to rule 182.
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1. SECRET secret, and involving dishonest or illegal activities 2. DIRTY dirty and dark 1. He has a murky past as an arms dealer. 2. the murky world of drug dealing 3. murky water
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