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brak (środków), deficyt, niedobór (witamin) start learning
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The book's major deficiency is its poor plot.
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nabywać, posiąść, uzyskać start learning
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The old word has acquired a new meaning.
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start learning
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zaufanie, wiara, ufność, przekonanie start learning
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miejsce (np. spotkania, koncertu) start learning
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The venue of the trial has been changed.
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brzemię, obciążenie, ładunek start learning
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That is a burden which makes the job more difficult.
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młode, potomek, potomstwo start learning
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Parents buy many more toys for their offspring than do their continental counterparts.
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zasługa, wartość, zaleta, wyróżnienie start learning
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I can't see any merit in his proposal.
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oklaskiwać, przyjmować brawami start learning
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The critics have acclaimed her performance.
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urażony, dotknięty, obrażony start learning
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She is resentful about being demoted.
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start learning
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A magazine devoted to contemporary fashions.
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pojednać się, pogodzić się (po sprzeczce, z czymś) start learning
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It can be difficult to reconcile your ideals with reality.
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ścisnąć, mocno chwycić, opanować, ogarnąć (np. panika, trema) start learning
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The little boy gripped his mother's hand tightly.
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skamieniałość, skamieniały start learning
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This is the first example of a two-headed fossil reptile.
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Some reptiles lay eggs and others deliver live young.
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start learning
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The speaker discussed diet and nutrition with the class.
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kuźnia, piec hutniczy, wykuwać, rozpocząć (znajomość) start learning
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<forge a close relationship>
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uprawa, plon, zbiory, przycinać | harvest start learning
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Scientists have developed a seed-producing crop that thrives in sandy soils irrigated with salt water.
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wewnętrzny przymus, nieodparta chęć, przymus start learning
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I gave in to one of my compulsions and ordered the chocolate dessert.
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start learning
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Many diseases are caused by parasites.
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wykonalny, realny, rentowny, opłacalny start learning
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He could not suggest a viable alternative.
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asortyment, zapas, zasób, banalny, oklepany start learning
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That camera is out of stock.
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olśniewający, zachwycający, cudowny, wspaniały start learning
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There's still light in the sky, but it takes on a gorgeous blue gradation.
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ostrożność, rozwaga, przestrzegać, pouczenie start learning
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Seeing a solar eclipse can be an unforgettable experience, but experts urge caution.
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dążyć do (czegoś), kontynuować (badanie), ścigać, gonić start learning
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The criminal is being pursued by police.
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hrabstwo, powiat, okręgowy start learning
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County chiefs remain at the mercy of their prefectural-level superiors, who retain a critical say in county appointments.
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kazanie (moralna przemowa, np. od rodziców) start learning
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Once upon a time, the good vicar was the one who preached the best sermon.
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wygłaszać kazanie, nauczać start learning
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And you needn't preach to me about ownership's interest to make a profit.
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obowiązek, katorga, pańszczyzna start learning
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Teaching them, it seemed, was a chore to be suffered until you could return to your writing.
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miazga, miąższ, rozetrzeć na miazgę start learning
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The fruit has sweet, juicy pulp and hard, black seeds.
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fałszować (rachunki, dochody), grać na skrzypcach, skrzypce start learning
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The ability to keep on cashing out is what tempted some to fiddle the books.
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pragnienie (zrobienia czegoś), zalecać, popędzać start learning
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The rescuers urged that we remain calm.
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start learning
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klaps, dawać klapsa, spoliczkować start learning
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stado (bydła, koni), tłum start learning
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The herd grazed peacefully in the pasture.
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zaniepokojony, zatroskany, pragnący (czegoś) start learning
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Me and my best buddy are anxious to try our hand at rock climbing.
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paść (się), zadrasnąć, zadraśnięcie start learning
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Sheep graze on front lawns and horses in open fields.
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start learning
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The hot air was allowed to rise through the ducts while the heavier cold air dropped down through return ducts to the furnace.
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uderzyć (o coś), guz (np. na czole) start learning
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As recent news has shown, mischaracterizing the fist bump can cause you some grief.
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żal, rozpacz, smutek, zmartwienie start learning
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As an atheist/agnostic it can be difficult to cope with grief in a society that is 95% religious.
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wysyłać (np. depeszę), ekspediować (kogoś gdzieś), załatwić, uporać się, sprawozdanie start learning
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I'll give you an update of their work in the next dispatch.
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podkoszulek, kamizelka (np. kuloodporna) start learning
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The vest has divorced itself from the three-piece suit.
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nieunikniony, nieuchronny start learning
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<getting wet is inevitable if you are going to try to give your dog a bath>
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parcela z zabudowaniami, teren, nieruchomość start learning
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The worst part about moving to the small town of Bridgewater is that her family has to live on the premises of the hospital.
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start learning
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The question is not whether a disparity exists but why.
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wpaść, rzucać się (do wody), gwałtowny spadek start learning
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Why and How I Took the Plunge into Full-Time Freelancing
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straszliwy, potworny (zbrodnia) start learning
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Many of the refugees suffered horrendous atrocities along the way.
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sekretarz, urzędnik, pracownik biurowy start learning
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She has already gone part-time as an accounts clerk.
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pchnięcie, posunięcie (kogoś, czegoś), popychać start learning
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He shoved me towards the house.
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Imagine living hundreds of miles from your nearest neighbor or grocery store and having mail delivered twice a year.
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