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a castle or other large strong building, or a well-protected place, which is intended to be difficult for enemies to enter. start learning
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they turn their houses into fortresses
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Pol. zamontować, zainstalować zamki w drzwiach start learning
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double locks must be fitted on doors
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a framework of metal bars or wire which is placed in front of a window or a piece of machinery, in order to protect it or to protect people. start learning
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metal bars (grilles) must be fitted to lower floor windows
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high walls erected around the property with a barbed-wire on top
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If you _____ someone or something, you pay attention to them to make sure that nothing bad happens to them. start learning
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you must also keep two huge Rottweilers in the garden to watch over the house
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Something that is _____ includes everything that is needed or relevant. start learning
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a fully comprehensive house insurance covering theft, flood, damage, arson, etc. must be purchased
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avoid doing things that will make people notice you start learning
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Some rich people say that to feel secure they have to keep a low profile
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if you_____, people notice you and what you do start learning
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the root of the problem lies in having a high profile and being conspicuous.
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If sb or sth is _____, people can see or notice them very easily, visible, showy start learning
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the root of the problem lies in having a high profile and being conspicuous.
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If sb _____ a particular group they seem to belong there, because their appearance or behaviour is similar to that of the other people involved start learning
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Rather than standing out from the crowd they prefer to blend in
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they are virtually indistinguishable from ordinary people
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(especially of cloth or paper) badly torn: start learning
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he lives in a small shabby house in the suburbs, wearing tattered clothes or driving an old rusty car.
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