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occur to sb - Does it ever occur to you that I might want to be on my own sometimes?
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to make something stop happening or existing start learning
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put an end - How can we put an end to the fighting?
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wyśmiewać, wyszydzać, drwić start learning
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deride - He derided my singing as pathetic.
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redraft -He wrote slowly, constantly redrafting his papers.
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of or shared by every member of a group of people start learning
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collective - collective responsibility/leadership
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collectibles - vintage collectibles
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kierować z ukrycia, mistrz umysłu start learning
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mastermind - He needs to prevent a criminal mastermind from stealing the world's greatest treasures.
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rachunek, system lub metoda obliczania start learning
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having no knowledge of something, or of things in general start learning
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clueless - Most people are completely clueless about tide directions and weather conditions.
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brzydzić sie, czuć wstręt start learning
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loathe - I loathe doing housework.
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sytuacja w której nie wiadomo, czy dana czynność jest legalna lub akceptowalna start learning
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gray zone- There is a considerable gray zone in the law when it comes to online publishing.
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to cause one person, group, or thing to fight against or be in competition with another start learning
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pit against - That talk show is always pitting men against women.
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perpetuate - The movie perpetuates stereotypes of small-town life.
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aerial - Aerial photographs are used in making these maps.
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szalony, szampański, rozkołysany start learning
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swinging - It's a nostalgia trip back into the youth culture of the swinging 60s.
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juggler - Paulo, a juggler and street performer, entertains the visitors.
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pole - He was training for the pole vault competition.
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relating to people who work in offices, doing work that needs mental rather than physical effort: start learning
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white-collar - The company plans to cut 1,450 white-collar jobs as part of a restructuring.
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continuing for a long time start learning
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prolonged - Prolonged use of the drug is known to have harmful side-effects
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not happening regularly or continuously; stopping and starting repeatedly or with periods in between start learning
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intermittent - It rained intermittently all day.
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strain - As you get older, excess weight puts a lot of strain on the heart.
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inflammation - There's no inflammation in the optic nerve and his retina's intact.
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numb - My fingers quickly became numb in the cold.
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an injection toThe injection was probably for her low blood sugar. -
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lessen - A healthy diet can lessen the risk of heart disease.
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tingling - My fingers and toes are tingling with the cold.
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the act of expressing or feeling opposition to or dislike of something or someone start learning
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objection - I have no objection except that it may cost more than expected.
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świadczenie, dostarczenie, warunek start learning
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provision - The provision of good public transport will be essential for developing the area.
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superior - This car is superior in quality to that one.
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to be the king or queen of a country start learning
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reign - the king's reign ended with his assassination
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supremacy - Once our enemy achieves supremacy, we have lost
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to make a public statement of your approval or support for something or someone start learning
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endorse - The Council is expected to endorse the committee's recommendations
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abstain - abstain from He took a vow to abstain from alcohol/smoking/sex.
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to stop fighting and admit defeat start learning
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surrender - I finally surrendered to temptation, and ate the last piece of chocolate.
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zatajć, zastrzec, ukrywać start learning
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deprive - He claimed that he had been deprived of his freedom/rights.
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to renounce - Her ex-husband renounced his claim to the family house.
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to give sth away - The magazine is giving away free CDs with this month's issue.
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wychodzić, być skierowanym start learning
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give on to sth - he living room windows give onto the garden
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zbiórka (zwolenników lub przeciwników czegoś), zgromadzenie ludzi (we wspólnym celu), wiec start learning
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rally - The rally has been cancelled for the good of all concerned.
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to delay someone or something: start learning
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hold sb up - Traffic was held up for several hours by the accident
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przeprowadzać, organizować start learning
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hold - The director of the department held a meeting this morning.
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famine - There were reports of refugees dying of famine.
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