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Question		Answer
obciążony, obładowany start learning		laden EU Brussels Summit, a debt-laden Italian budget and EU-Asian trade
szelest start learning		rustling
słomka do napojów start learning		straw to drink
(work) to start working or dealing with something in an energetic and determined way zabierać się do pracy, działać start learning		set to If we all set to, we should be able to finish the job in a week.
głowica (miecza) start learning		pommel
blanki (murów) start learning		battlement
dojarka (dojenia krów) start learning		milkmaid
oswojony start learning		tame
chytry start learning		sly
całkowicie, zupełnie (tottaly) start learning		utterly
wyznać, przyznać się start learning		confess
obozowisko start learning		encampment
potulnie, pokornie start learning		meekly
zgon start learning		demise
zwymyślać kogoś start learning		berate someone
huk, łoskot, dudnienie start learning		rumble
podatny na start learning		susceptible to The children involved have "severely compromised immune systems" rendering them more susceptible to the virus, the health department said.
to make something seem less important than or not as bad as it really is pomniejszyć, zmniejszyć wagę (ważność) start learning		play down sth
lekceważyć, ignorować, pogardzać start learning		disregard But those who enter the country illegally and those who employ them disrespect the rule of law and they are showing disregard for those who are following the law.
find a way around (an obstacle). przechytrzyć, obejść start learning		circumvent We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States undetected, undocumented, unchecked, and circumventing the line of people who are waiting patiently
a large cash prize in a game or lottery, especially one that accumulates until it is won. start learning		jackpot
plaga (plague) start learning		scourge Together we are going to end the scourge of drug addiction in America
to use your authority to stop something happening: start learning		put your foot down When she started borrowing my clothes without asking, I had to put my foot down.
o do something, often something that other people would disapprove of robić coś, kombinować start learning		get up to sth He doesn’t care what they get up to in private, but asks them to stick to their rooms.
bluźnierstwo start learning		blasphemy
to make someone feel less confident and slightly frightened: wytrącić z równowagi, odebrać pewność siebie start learning		unnerve I think it unnerved me to be interviewed by so many people.
to keep animals for the purpose of producing young animals in a controlled way: hodować (zwierzeta) start learning		breed
atmosfera, nastrój start learning		ambience Lynda’s decided that the village hall has the wrong ambience for her Christmas production
szybkie przyswajanie wiedzy start learning		steep learning curve
zrelacjonować, opowiedzieć (r) start learning		recount
próba na scenie start learning		rehearsal Speaking in court, the actress said that Mr Rush's behaviour during rehearsals had made her feel uncomfortable.
niechętny, ociągający się start learning		reluctant
stosunki start learning		rapport Last week, he told the court that he and Ms Norvill had enjoyed a "very sparky, congenial rapport
a strong feeling among a group of people in reaction to a change or recent events in society or politics start learning		backlash White, 32, faced social media backlash and posted his apology on Twitter
sprzyjać, faworyzować, popierać start learning		foster China hopes newly elected Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro will foster new progress in the country’s national construction
oczyścić, wyklarować start learning		refine refine your user stories
żałoba start learning		mourning
something that is dangerous and likely to cause damage niebezpieczeństwa, zagrożenia start learning		hazard The World Disasters Report 2018, released on Wednesday, has found that more than two billion people have been affected by natural disasters over the past decade, mostly by weather-related hazards including floods, storms and bushfires.
zmierzyć, oszacować measure, estimate start learning		gauge I will use the first lesson to gauge your current English level
pozbawić kogoś czegoś start learning		deprive someone of something
suwerenność, niezależność start learning		sovereignty
braterstwo start learning		fraternity, brotherhood
pogarda start learning		contempt "The only loser is the temptation of contempt, division, violence, and fear; the only winner is the process of peace and the spirit of dialogue," Macron said.
bliski, nadchodzący start learning		imminent
spiskować, knuć start learning		plot
srogi, marsowy start learning		stern
przyłbica start learning		visor
dwór (np. królewski) start learning		court
deptać, tratować start learning		trample
serdeczność start learning		cordiality
powiew start learning		whiff
To force someone to obey one's wishes or commands; to make someone act in accordance with one's authority. start learning		bring sb to heel
wykupić kogoś przy pomocy okupu start learning		ransom
wygnanie start learning		exile
to do something quickly or without being noticed podkraść się start learning		steal He stole out of the room while no one was looking.
wykonanie (perform) start learning		rendition
byc przyzwyczajonym do czegoś start learning		be accustomed to
zajazd, karczma start learning		inn
srogi start learning		ferocious
zbieg start learning		confluence
ból (pain), otarcie start learning		sore
to travel to a lot of small towns and make political speeches to try to get people's votes or support: start learning		barnstorm he split decision on Capitol Hill follows one of the most intense and chaotic midterm campaign seasons in recent memory, in which President Trump barnstormed the country for GOP candidates

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