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belief in something that is not true start learning
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a person who is much smaller than the usual size, in stories for children, a creature like a little man with magical powers: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, adjective: very small start learning
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karzeł, krasnolud, karłowaty
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If one thing dwarfs another, it makes it seem small by comparison: The other sandcastles were dwarfed by the one that Adam made. start learning
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Pozostałe zamki z piasku zostały przyćmione przez ten, który zbudował Adam.
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1. to produce a continuous light and sometimes heat 2. to look attractive because you are happy or healthy, especially with eyes that are shining. start learning
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jarzyć, żarzyć, pałac, zaróżowić się
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impossible to explain by science start learning
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If skin is scaly, it has small, hard, dry areas that fall off in small pieces start learning
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a lizard that changes skin colour to match what surrounds it so that it cannot be seen start learning
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to represent or show something in a picture, story, movie, etc.; portray: The movie depicts his father as a tyrant. start learning
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to show or find the difference between things that are compared start learning
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różnicować zróżnicować różnić rozgraniczać
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Digital manipulation is the process of digitally editing an image. It is often referred to as “photoshopping" start learning
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1. a change to the original or natural shape of something 2. a change to the intended or true meaning of something(false meaning), 3. a change in sound quality start learning
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zniekształcenie, wypaczenie
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having shapes that do not have clear edges start learning
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easily annoyed and complaining start learning
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causing damage, hurt, injury start learning
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you admire or respect it, usually because it is special, important, or very large: start learning
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without being helped or influenced by other people start learning
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to have a plan or purpose start learning
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a single living plant, animal, virus, etc. start learning
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extremely frightened, to be very afraid start learning
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not certain, or wrong in some way start learning
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wątpliwy, niepewny, sporny
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to press something with a circular or up-and-down repeated movement: She rubbed sun lotion over her entire body. start learning
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trzeć, pocierać, wycierac, natrzeć, ocierać, otrzeć
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appearing to be something, especially when this is not true start learning
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to move or change sth from one position or direction to another: The wind is expected to shift (to the east) tomorrow, to change of an idea, opinion start learning
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przesuwać, przełożyć, przestawić
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round, like a ball: The earth is not perfectly spherical. start learning
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understanding and care for someone else's suffering: I went along to the funeral in order to offer my sympathies. start learning
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the part of your character that affects your moods and the way you behave start learning
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the state of being acceptable or reasonable, officially true or legally acceptable: We'll verify the validity of our presumptions. start learning
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Zweryfikujemy ważność naszych założeń.
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If a bird or animal has webbed feet, its toes are connected by skin to help it when swimming: webbed toes/feet start learning
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