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Question		Answer
homesick start learning		unhappy because of being away from home for a long period
lonely start learning		sad because one has no friends or company
proud start learning		feeling pleasure and satisfaction because You or People connected with You have done oraz got something good
nervous start learning		worried and anxious
grateful start learning		showing or expressing thanks, especially to another person
relieved start learning		happy that something has not happened or has ended
guilty start learning		feeling that you should have done something but you didn't
infuriate start learning		make someone extremely angry
frustrate start learning		to make someone feel annoyed or less confident because they cannot achieve what they want
embarass start learning		to cause someone to feel nervous, worried or uncomfortable
amaze start learning		to cause someone to be extremely suprised
inspire start learning		to make someone feel that they want to do something and can do it
exhaustive start learning		complete and including everything
manageable tasks start learning		pieces of work that it is possible to deal with Control
desperate start learning		feeling a hopeless sense that a situation is sobie bad as to będzie impossible to deal with
offended start learning		annoyed as a result of perceived insult
astonished start learning		amazed
disappointed start learning		unhappy because someone or something has failed to fulfil one's hopes or expectations
delighted start learning		incredibly pleased
horrified start learning		extremely shocked or disgusted
thrilled start learning		very excited
scared stiff start learning		terrified
look a bit down start learning		sad or depressed
shattered start learning		exhausted
gobsmacked start learning		astonished
sick of start learning		fed up or irritated
gutted start learning		dissappointed
upset start learning		unhappy when something bad happens
fed up with start learning		bored or frustrated and unhappy, especially with a situation which has gone too long
primal urge start learning		something that is essential or basic, to protect yourself and your familly from harm
leap start learning		move qucikly or suddenly
thrill seeker start learning		person who is keen to take part in exciting activities that involve physical risk
movie stunts start learning		effects include tripping and falling down, high jumps, extreme sports moves
engineless start learning		without engine
a handful of start learning		a quanitity that fills the hand
attempt start learning		make an effort to achieve or complete something difficult
overhelmed start learning		unable to react because the emotion is too strong
stunned start learning		so shocked that you cannot think clearly or act
bewildered start learning		very confused
challenge start learning		new or difficult thing that test your abilities
keep calm start learning		to not get excited or nervous
overcome start learning		to succeed in dealing with or controlling a problem
rational start learning		based on reason and not emotion
settled start learning		not likely to change
changeable start learning		able to be changed
buzz you get start learning		a strong feeling of pleasure or excitement
fatal start learning		deadly, causing death
habitual offender start learning		repeat offender
gets straight to the point start learning		to reach the most important or crucial part of something at once
a sense of vulnerability start learning		vulnerable is weak and wihout protection, they are easily hurt phyisically and emotionally
blizzard start learning		a snow storm with very strong winds
flood start learning		when everything becomes covered with water
hurricane start learning		a violent storm with very strong winds
monsoon start learning		the season when it rains a lot in southeren Asia
smog start learning		fog or haze, is caused by pollution and usually occurs in big cities
mist start learning		the fog produced by very small drops of water
freezing start learning		below 0
boiling start learning		at a near boiling point
breeze start learning		a gentle wind
chilly start learning		unpleasantly cold
cool start learning		quite cold
damp start learning		slightly wet
drizzling start learning		rain lightly
humid start learning		containing extremely small drops of water in the air
mild start learning		light wind
pouring start learning		raining a lot
showers start learning		a brief and usually light fall of rain
warm start learning		pleasantly high temperature
icy start learning		covered with ice
bright start learning		giving out of reflecting much light
take care of start learning		look after
take advantage of start learning		make use of an opportunity
take part in start learning		participate in
take place start learning		happen
take your time start learning		to do sth slowly, not in a hurry
take after start learning		be similar to sb
take off for planes start learning		leave the ground
take off clothes start learning		remove
take up start learning		begin a new activity
heatwave start learning		a period of unusually hot weather
drought start learning		a long, hot, dry period when there is little or no rain
hail start learning		small balls of ice that fall like rain
thunder start learning		the loud noise that you hear during a storm
lightning start learning		a flash of very bright light in the sky
inquire into start learning		to ask for information
fatalities start learning		victims
intending to start learning		planning or meaning to do or be the specified thing
reusable start learning		able to be used again or more than once
soared start learning		to rise very quickly to a high level
weather forecast start learning		a statement of what the weather is likely to be next day or few days, usually broadcast on tv or radio or printed in newspaper
heat start learning		high temperature
be in haste to start learning		do something very qucikly
surrey start learning		look closely at or examine
properly start learning		correctly or satisfactorily
earnestly start learning		with sincere and intense convinction
reserve start learning		retain for future use
intinsicaly start learning		in an essential or natural way
facilitate start learning		make an action or process easy or easier
reluctant start learning		unwilling and hesitant
peculiar start learning		strong, specific
worn out start learning		extremely tired
decent start learning		socially acceptable or good
puzzling= baffling start learning		impossible to understand
outdated start learning		old-fashioned, not as good or as fashionable as something modern
decent start learning		socially acceptable or good
bitterly start learning		in an angry, hurt or resentful way
slightly start learning		in a small degree
frantic start learning		very worried
brakers start learning		things that you use to stop the car
brakes start learning		things that you use to stop the car
cuff start learning		a high area of rock often at the edge of the sea
stab start learning		to push a knife into sb or sth
set out to do sth start learning		to begin an action with particular goal in mind
target start learning		goal(a person, object or place selected as the aim of attack
to smuggle start learning		move goods illegaly into or out of a country
clerk start learning		a person employed in an Office or bank
porter start learning		a person employed to carry luggage and other loads, especially in hotel, airport
means of transport start learning		any vehicle that you can travel or carry goods in
to inflate start learning		to blow our inside somehing
fasten start learning		close or do up securely
life jackets start learning		a sleeveless jacket for keeping a person afloat in water
emergency exit start learning		a doorway out of a building that is used for escape in an emergency
seat belts start learning		a belt used to secure someone in the seat of a mater vehicle or aircraft
direct flight start learning		any flight between two points by an airline with no change in flight numbers
connecting flight start learning		flights which require passengers to leave the plane and board a different aircraft in order to reach their final destination
jet lag start learning		extreme tiredness and other physical effects felt by a person after long flight across different zones
check in start learning		the action of registering one's presence typically as a passenger at an airport
get off start learning		to leave a place
fill in start learning		to add information such as your name or addresss in the empty spaces on an official document
pick up start learning		collect something that has been left elsewhere
courtesy start learning		thanks for them
hand luggage start learning		suitcases and bags of a size suitable for carrying

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