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[verb] - to move a recording forwards to a later point without playing it Can you fast-forward this song? I hate it. start learning
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I took your phone instead of mine by mistake. start learning
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The judges were pleased with all of the entries to the competition. start learning
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zadowolony, usatysfakcjonowany Sędziowie byli zadowoleni z wszystkich biorących udział w zawodach.
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[adjective] - with the top very low so that you can see the neck and the top of the woman's chest She looked great in a low-cut cotton sundress. start learning
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[adverb] - in a kind, gentle and loving way She looked at her husband tenderly and gave him a kiss. start learning
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czule, troskliwie, delikatnie
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The ship was named in honor of the city's founder. start learning
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na czyjąś cześć, ku czyjejś czci
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[noun] - a very light, sweet food made by mixing sugar with egg white and baking it These meringue cookies are a bit time consuming but they are worth it. start learning
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[adjective] - that makes somebody feel extremely frightened The brave knight charged at the terrifying dragon. start learning
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Dzielny rycerz ruszył na przerażającego smoka.
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[noun] - a party given by someone who has just moved into a new home We're having a house-warming on Saturday if you'd like to come. start learning
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oblanie nowego mieszkania, parapetówka
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The signposts can be confusing for people who don't know the area. start learning
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mylący dla kogoś, niejasny
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Gillian's dad put a swing up for her in the old oak tree. start learning
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Tata Gillian zawiesił dla niej huśtawkę na starym dębie.
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[noun] - the date printed on a food or drink container after which it should not be sold This yoghurt is past its sell-by date. start learning
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He went to Dublin with the aim of finding a job. start learning
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[noun] - a short performance given by an actor, a singer, etc., so that someone can decide whether they are suitable to act in a play, sing in a concert, etc. She said her audition for a musical went very well. start learning
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[adjective] - that exists or happens in all parts of the world The show has attracted worldwide attention. start learning
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[verb] - to fight better than somebody He challenged the man and outfought him. start learning
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pokonać kogoś, wygrać z kimś w walce
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My sister persuaded me into entering the competition. start learning
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przekonać kogoś do czegoś
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We are observing an economic revival. start learning
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Obserwujemy ożywienie gospodarcze.
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He had to drag the sack of potatoes because it was too heavy to carry. start learning
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Musiał ciągnąć ten wór z ziemniakami, gdyż był on za ciężki, żeby go nieść.
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The flower has a scent exactly like perfume start learning
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Ten kwiat ma zapach dokładnie jak perfumy.
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He gave the beggar a few coins out of pity. start learning
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z współczucia, z litości, przez litość
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[verb] - to remove things that you do not use so that you have more space and can easily find things that you need I decided it was time to declutter my living room. start learning
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uporządkować, odgracić, pozbyć się niepotrzebnych rzeczy
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[verb] - to fill a hole with a piece of suitable material He hasn't plugged that leak in the pipe yet. start learning
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There is a free spot on the beach. start learning
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Na plaży jest wolne miejsce.
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We need to realise some of our company's assets. start learning
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Musimy upłynnić część aktywów spółki.
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[noun] - someone who goes to a religious ceremony to worship God The Pope addressed worshippers from a window overlooking St Peter's Square. start learning
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They always acted in compliance with environmental laws. start learning
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[noun] - a person who receives a pension, especially the government pension given to old people Various discounts are available to pensioners. start learning
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[verb] - to discover the facts about something; to calculate something exactly We are trying to determine exactly what happened that night. start learning
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These fortified walls were built during the reign of Elizabeth I. start learning
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[adjective] - that shows no interest or enthusiasm Teenagers today are often apathetic about school. start learning
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The choir joined the orchestra for the final performance, singing the national anthem. start learning
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Chór dołączył do orkiestry w finałowym występie i odśpiewał hymn narodowy.
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That little dog is such a nuisance. It keeps running around getting under everyone's feet. start learning
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Ten mały pies to takie utrapienie. Cały czas biega i wchodzi wszystkim pod nogi.
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[verb] - to make somebody have strong feelings of happiness and enthusiasm Travelling around the world really excites me. start learning
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The traffic jam seemed to stretch for kilometres. start learning
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rozciągać się, ciągnąć się
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[verb] - to feel upset because somebody has something that you would like I don't begrudge him being so successful. start learning
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I somehow never feel completely at ease with him. start learning
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Don't lay your bag on the bench, it's just been painted! start learning
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Nie kładź torebki na tej ławce, dopiero co ją pomalowano.
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He has a deep distrust of the media. start learning
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nieufność do, podejrzliwość
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These days farmers use big machines to harvest their corn. start learning
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W dzisiejszych czasach farmerzy używają wielkich maszyn do zbierania kukurydzy.
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[adjective] - that causes you to lose most of your energy; very tiring We all found the lockdown emotionally draining. start learning
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[adverb] - in a way that is socially acceptable or good She was the only person who behaved decently towards him. start learning
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[noun] - an expression of very strong disapproval There was widespread condemnation of the terrorist attack. start learning
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His dog is devoted to him and follows him everywhere. start learning
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Jego pies jest mu oddany i wszędzie za nim chodzi.
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He got hit on his head and is unconscious, bleeding from his nose. start learning
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Dostał w głowę i jest nieprzytomny, krwawi z nosa.
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[noun] - a small knife with blades that fold into the handle, usually carried in your pocket He always carries a penknife in his pocket. start learning
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According to the police, the Porsche driver was at fault for the accident. start learning
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winny, odpowiedzialny za coś
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With all due respect I don't agree with you. start learning
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Z całym należnym szacunkiem, nie zgadzam się z panem.
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[noun] - one of the players in a game such as football who has to defend their team's goal from the opposing team It is his second season as a Manchester defender. start learning
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[adverb] - to a degree that is fairly good but not very good He did reasonably well in German. start learning
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rozsądnie, w miarę, całkiem
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Sweets should be eaten in moderation. start learning
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She has a lot of costly ideas concerning internal design. start learning
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Ona ma wiele kosztownych pomysłów odnośnie wystroju wnętrz.
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He was so intent on playing computer games that he didn't notice his boss coming. start learning
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Był tak skupiony na grze komputerowej, że nie zauważył nadchodzącego szefa.
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bardzo ważny, decydujący, kluczowy
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[adjective] - able to be proved The defendant's innocence was not provable. start learning
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The player was sent home in disgrace. start learning
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Everybody felt sleepy at the end of his lengthy speech. start learning
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Wszyscy czuli się senni pod koniec jego przydługiego przemówienia.
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[adjective] - (of an animal) that eats plants The most common herbivorous pet reptiles are tortoises. start learning
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Coarse sandpaper measuring 40- to 60-grit is good for wood stripping, to get a really smooth surface I recommend a finer one. start learning
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Gruby papier ścierny o ziarnistości od 40 do 60 jest dobry do usuwania drewna, aby uzyskać naprawdę gładką powierzchnię.
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I was confined to my room for a month because I had pneumonia. start learning
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Przez miesiąc byłem zakmknięty w moim pokoju, ponieważ miałem zapalenie płuc.
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The Director conferred with his deputies on the issue of job cuts. start learning
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Dyrektor naradzał się ze swoimi zastępcami w kwestii zwolnień.
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Don't let me disturb you, please proceed. start learning
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Nie przejmuj się mną, kontynuuj, proszę.
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[noun] - the quality of being useful, easy or suitable for someone The above list is provided only for users' convenience. start learning
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Powyższa lista jest udostępniana wyłącznie dla wygody użytkowników.
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Let's postpone the meeting till Tuesday. start learning
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Przełóżmy spotkanie na wtorek.
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A sex scandal cropped up just as the President was on an official visit in Spain. start learning
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Skandal seksualny pojawił się akurat podczas oficjalnej wizyty prezydenta w Hiszpanii.
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It doesn't matter whether he apologises or not. I don't want to see him anyway. start learning
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mieć znaczenie, liczyć się Nie ma znaczenia, czy on przeprosi, czy nie. I tak nie chcę go widzieć.
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[adjective] - not complicated, not educated or without experience of the world and social situations It was music which unsophisticated audiences enjoyed listening to. start learning
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Burger King competes with McDonald's for share in the fast-food market. start learning
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Burger King konkuruje z McDonaldem o udziały w rynku fast-foodów.
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He boasted that he was the best swimmer in school. start learning
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Chwalił się, że jest najlepszym pływakiem w szkole.
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[adverb] - used to show that you are pleased that something good has happened or that something bad has been avoided Thankfully, nobody was seriously hurt in the accident. start learning
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Sean Connery was best known for his portrayal of James Bond. start learning
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przedstawienie, obraz, odtwarzanie (postaci)
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[verb] - to change the shape or structure of something They set out to reshape the accounts department. start learning
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zmienić kształt, przekształcać, zmieniać
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People have expressed their displeasure with the decision. start learning
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[verb] - to be or go beyond the usual limits of something He helped people transcend political and class barriers. start learning
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przekraczać, wykraczać poza, przewyższyć
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Her unexpected arrival set off a surprising chain of events. start learning
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She has to undergo minor surgery. start learning
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przejść, być poddanym (np. operacji) Ona musi poddać się niewielkiemu zabiegowi chirurgicznemu.
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[verb] - to stop somebody or something from operating as a group; to separate or no longer operate as a group The pro-Palestinian organization has now been disbanded by French authorities over alleged links to the incident. start learning
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I hope the work will be completed on schedule. start learning
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A meteorologist forecasts the weather. start learning
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Meteorolog prognozuje pogodę.
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Asking our boss for a raise is like banging your head against a brick wall start learning
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trzaskać, uderzać (np. o drzwiach) Prosić naszego szefa o podwyżkę to jak walić głową w mur.
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We presented a proposal which was subsequently accepted by managers. start learning
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Zaprezentowaliśmy propozycję, która została następnie zaakceptowana przez managerów.
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The oldest son conducts the family's business affairs. start learning
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prowadzić (np. spotkanie) Najstarszy syn prowadzi interesy rodziny.
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This statue embodies the eternal beauty of the Greek art. start learning
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Ten posąg ucieleśnia nieśmiertelne piękno greckiej sztuki.
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[noun] - the way in which something continues to move, increase or develop They seemed to lose momentum in the second half of the game. start learning
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pęd, rozpęd, impet, rozmach
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You should keep the different aspects of your life in balance. start learning
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[noun] - a system in which different groups of workers work somewhere at different times of the day and night The factory has recently introduced shiftwork. start learning
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Food and agriculture industry is now in crisis. start learning
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The old lady was gasping for breath. start learning
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łapanie tchu, łapać (z trudem) powietrze, zadyszeć się Starsza pani z trudem łapała powietrze.
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As he stretched his arms, his shirt ripped. start learning
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drzeć, rozerwać (np. kopertę) Gdy rozprostował ramiona, jego koszula rozerwała się.
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[adjective] - that behaves strangely or in an anxious way, often because you have a mental illness She's neurotic about her health - she sees her doctor every week. start learning
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neurotyczny, znerwicowany
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Her skills, coupled with her education, guarantee that she will find a good job. start learning
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Be careful that nobody snatches your bag while you're walking in the city. start learning
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Uważaj, żeby nikt nie zabrał ci torebki, gdy będziesz chodzić po mieście.
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He regained consciousness four years after the accident. start learning
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wracać, odzyskać coś straconego Odzyskał przytomność cztery lata po wypadku.
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[adjective] - that has not been answered or explained Many questions about the crime remain unanswered. start learning
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The transition from a totalitarian state to a free country was long and slow. start learning
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The investigation isn't over yet, hence we can't disclose any details concerning the case start learning
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Śledztwo jeszcze trwa, z tego powodu nie wolno nam ujawniać żadnych szczegółów sprawy.
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A tiger was stalking its prey silently. start learning
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bezgłośnie, cicho, w milczeniu Tygrys cicho skradał się w kierunku ofiary.
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[noun] - a person who lives alone and likes to avoid other people The writer became a recluse in his later life. start learning
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pustelnik, odludek, samotnik
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There is a general recognition of the need for reform. start learning
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[noun] - a definite or public statement that something is true or that you support something strongly He nodded his head in affirmation. start learning
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potwierdzenie, zapewnienie, oświadczenie
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Police have appealed for witnesses to the tragic accident. start learning
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Whenever I answer the phone, the woman on the other end hangs up. start learning
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Gdy tylko ja odbiorę telefon, kobieta z drugiej strony odkłada słuchawkę.
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He moved from the mainland to Hawaii 3 years ago. start learning
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Trzy lata temu przeprowadził się ze stałego lądu na Hawaje.
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[noun] - a container with a handle and a lip, for holding and pouring liquids You brought your own jug to the pub? start learning
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Przyniosłeś swój własny kufel do pubu?
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He has a strong background in property law. start learning
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Shortly after we arrived, it started raining. start learning
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wkrótce, niebawem, krótko Wkrótce po tym, jak przyjechaliśmy, zaczęło padać.
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The actor has pledged to give a million dollars to charity if we raise just $100,000 first. start learning
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zobowiązać się, ślubować, przysięga Aktor zobowiązał się przekazać milion dolarów na cele charytatywne, jeśli najpierw sami uzbieramy sto tysięcy.
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[adjective] - that hangs loosely because of being too big or having been stretched start learning
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workowaty, luźny, obszerny
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It wasn't immediately clear what caused the collapse of the building. start learning
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upadek, załamanie, rozpad
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He's an extrovert. He loves performing for large audiences. start learning
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ekstrawertyczny, ekstrowertyk On jest ekstrawertykiem. Uwielbia występować dla dużej publiczności.
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smakować, zamiłowanie do czegoś
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[adjective] - that makes you feel happier or more hopeful It is a warm-hearted and uplifting romantic comedy. start learning
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pocieszający, podnoszący na duchu
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Derek never bothered to use his wardrobe - he left his clothes and shoes lying in heaps all over his bedroom. start learning
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Derek nigdy nie używał szafy - zostawiał ubrania i buty leżące w stosach w sypialni.
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David decided, on reflection, not to take the job. start learning
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He couldn't hide his excitement about the project. start learning
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[noun] - the feeling of not being grateful for something Unfortunately, his help was met with ingratitude and unkindness. start learning
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She refuses to give toy guns to her children on principle. start learning
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[noun] - a protein produced in the blood that fights diseases by attacking and killing harmful bacteria, viruses, etc. People with COVID-19 antibodies are protected against reinfection for at least three months. start learning
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A distinctive feature of her works is intellectualism. start learning
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The curves of Susan's body always attract men's eyes. start learning
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zakręt, krągłość, krzywa (kształt) Krągłości ciała Susan zawsze przyciągają wzrok mężczyzn.
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[adjective] - INFORMAL - extremely good or impressive Did you enjoy the party? Oh, yes. It was epic! start learning
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Her disappearance caused him great anxiety. start learning
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Jej zniknięcie spowodowało u niego wielki niepokój
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Many believe that the true assassin of President Kennedy was never caught. start learning
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Wielu ludzi wierzy, że prawdziwy zabójca prezydenta Kennedy'ego nigdy nie został złapany.
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Computer skills are integral to this job. start learning
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[noun] - the fact of expressing yourself in a way that is not clear The professor's speech was full of incoherence. start learning
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niespójność, nieścisłość, brak związku
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She was carrying a large bundle of clothes. start learning
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pakunek, kłębek, kupa czegoś
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It takes courage to admit a mistake. start learning
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Przyznanie się do błędu wymaga odwagi.
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A skipper should be fully aware of his liability. start learning
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Skiper powinien być w pełni świadomy swojej odpowiedzialności.
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[noun] - a sign at the side of a road giving information about the direction and distance of places Follow the signposts to the hotel. start learning
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[noun] - the fact of thinking that you are more important than other people Kate's very full of her own self-importance. start learning
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wysokie mniemanie o sobie
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I'm placing a bid on that painting at the auction. I hope nobody else outbids me! start learning
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Złożę na aukcji ofertę za ten obraz. Mam nadzieję, że nikt mnie nie przelicytuje.
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They went on strike in defiance of union policy. start learning
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There was a gathering of world leaders in London last month. start learning
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istotny, niezbędny, zasadniczy
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[adverb] - with only a small number or amount of people or things Sweden is a sparsely populated country in a relatively vast landscape. start learning
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All the questions concerning the investigation should be directed to the PR department. start learning
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Wszystkie pytania dotyczące śledztwa powinny być kierowane do działu Public Relations.
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[adverb] - in a way that involves positive action She's been actively looking for a job for six months. start learning
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He looked at her with admiration. start learning
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It's unlikely that he will succeed if he doesn't study. start learning
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Jest mało prawdopodobne, że mu się powiedzie, jeśli nie będzie się uczyć.
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wiarygodny, niezawodny, pewny
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[noun] - the quality of being comfortable, pleasant and warm I miss the warmth and cosiness of my grandma's kitchen. start learning
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[adjective] - blocked or filled with something Please do not use the toilet, it's clogged. start learning
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Nie korzystaj z toalety, jest zapchana.
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utylizacja, usuwanie, pozbycie się, wywóz
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[noun] - a person who causes somebody great mental suffering and unhappiness or great physical pain The moment she confronted her tormentor in court was very difficult for her. start learning
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His dream of competing in the World Championship remained unfulfilled. [adjective] - that has not been satisfied or achieved start learning
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[adverb] - in a way that exists or happens inside the body Luckily, he wasn't bleeding internally. start learning
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I request for the immediate replacement of all damaged goods. start learning
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wymiana czegoś, zastąpienie
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[noun] - the more positive aspect of a situation that is generally bad The upside of this whole terrible situation has been that the family is now being kinder to each other. start learning
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Pozytywną stroną tej okropnej sytuacji jest to, że teraz członkowie rodziny są dla siebie milsi.
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We need a certain daily intake of food supplements. start learning
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The boulder dropped from the cliff and rolled down the hill with a mighty rumble. start learning
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Głaz oderwał się od klifu i stoczył po zboczu z potężnym hałasem.
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Everybody was immensely grateful for the generous donation. start learning
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The poacher shot the beautiful African elephant so he could take the ivory. start learning
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Kłusownik zastrzelił pięknego afrykańskiego słonia, aby zabrać kość słoniową.
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[noun] - the fact of being unable to have babies, produce young or produce new plants They have a completely new approach to treating infertility. start learning
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My son went to a fancy dress party disguised as Batman start learning
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Mój syn poszedł na bal kostiumowy przebrany za Batmana.
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There were 50 or 60 people there. At any rate, the room was packed. start learning
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We will quickly adjust to the climate. start learning
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Szybko przystosujemy się do klimatu.
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I'm sure you will recover from depression and accomplish great things. After a storm always comes a calm. start learning
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Jestem pewien, że wyjdziesz z depresji i osiągniesz wielkie rzeczy. Po nocy zawsze przychodzi dzień.
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pływak, pływać, unosić się
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[noun] - an area where people live outside the centre of the city He's renting a flat in a suburb of Dublin. start learning
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The overuse of antibiotics promotes antibiotic resistance. start learning
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[adjective] - without a sign or words to show what or where something is Police officers may patrol and pull over individuals when in unmarked cars. start learning
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nieoznaczony, nieoznakowany
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[noun] - the quality of expressing something in very few words His report is a masterpiece of brevity. start learning
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The emergence of social media over the last few decades has had a significant impact on human society in several ways. start learning
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Put your clothes in a bucket to soak before you put them in the washing machine. start learning
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Włóż ubrania do wiadra, żeby namokły przed tym, jak włożysz je do pralki.
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[adjective] - very determined to do what you want to do My grandmother was an independent and strong-willed woman. start learning
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So you're finally back! Robert exclaimed. start learning
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Więc w końcu wróciłaś!, wykrzyknął Robert.
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spraw, dotyczyć, obchodzić
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[noun] - a person whose job is to judge or decide the amount, value, quality or importance of something start learning
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asesor, biegły, rzeczoznawca
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Wait a second, I'll straighten your tie. start learning
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Poczekaj chwilkę, wyprostuję ci krawat.
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