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Reduce in intensity or amount. start learning
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Loathe or detest strongly. I absolutely abhor him" start learning
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Exist in large numbers or amounts.: "bears, salmon and eagles abound in the area" start learning
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Refrain voluntarily from something. start learning
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- Highly skilled or proficient. she is adept at cutting through red tape" start learning
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Clever or skillful with mind or hands. he was adroit at tax avoidance start learning
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Friendly, easy to talk to. "I found her to be very affable start learning
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-Refer indirectly or hint at. "the photographs allude to Italian Baroque painting" start learning
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Characterized by friendliness start learning
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Anxious or fearful about the future."I gave an apprehensive glance at the fuel gauge" start learning
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Based on whim, not reason."our choice was purely arbitrary start learning
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Make something larger or more effective.: "he took private pupils to augment his income" start learning
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-Deprived of or lacking something. Alone now and almost penniless, he was bereft of hope". start learning
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-Done openly, unashamedly. it was a blatant attempt to buy votes" start learning
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Concise expression; shortness of duration. The brevity of their marriage did not surprise anyone". start learning
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Honesty or frankness. She spoke with candor about racism. start learning
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Evoking strong interest or admiration. "the temptation to give up was compelling" start learning
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Self-satisfied, often without awareness of danger"The strong economy has made people complacent". start learning
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Zadowolony z siebie, beztroski
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Acting according to a request or rule. "all imports of timber are in compliance with regulations start learning
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Thorough; covering all parts. "when I was 14 I was at comprehensive" "he gave me a comprehensive list of repairs start learning
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wyczerpujący, szkoła powszechna
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Brief but comprehensive. his statement was concise and to the point" start learning
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Having necessary ability or skill. start learning
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Have discussions; exchange views "the officials were conferring with allies"the Minister may have exceeded the powers conferred on him by Parliament" start learning
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prowadzić konferencje, przyznać np stopień
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Concerted - Jointly arranged; done together. "They made a concerted effort to make her feel welcome". start learning
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Uzgodnione - Wspólnie zaaranżowane, wykonane razem.
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Conjecture - Opinion formed on incomplete information. this conjecture can be neither proved nor disproved start learning
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Przypuszczenie – opinia sformułowana na podstawie niekompletnych informacji.
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Conspicuous - Clearly visible or attracting notice "the most conspicuous feature of the peacock is its tail" start learning
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Widoczny - wyraźnie widoczny lub przyciągający uwagę
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Contingent - Dependent on certain conditions. "his fees were contingent on the success of his search start learning
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Warunkowy - zależny od spełnienia pewnych warunków.
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Corpulent - Having a bulky, overweight body. "I queued up in line, next to a rather corpulent farmer's wife." start learning
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Korpulentny - mający masywne, otyłe ciało.
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Debunk - Expose falseness of an idea. "we want to debunk the myth that singing is not cool" start learning
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nie Demaskuj - Ujawnij fałszywość idei.
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Deluge - Severe flood or overwhelming influx. "the rain swelled to a great deluge start learning
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Powódź – poważna powódź lub przytłaczający napływ wód.
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Denounce - Publicly declare as wrong. the prime minister appeared on television to denounce the attacks" start learning
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Potępić - Publicznie ogłosić za coś złego.
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Depict Represent or describe in detail. her books always seem to depict this country positively" start learning
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Przedstawiać Przedstawiać lub opisywać szczegółowo.
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Derive - Obtain from a specified source. "The benefits of preserving rainforest derive from two sources." start learning
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Pochodzić - Pobrać ze wskazanego źródła.
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Dexterous - Demonstrating skill with hands or mind a dexterous keyboard player start learning
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Zręczny – wykazujący się umiejętnością posługiwania się rękami lub umysłem
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Dilapidated - In disrepair or ruin. "the tank was now rather dilapidated" start learning
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Zniszczony - w złym stanie lub ruinie.
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Diligent - Hardworking, careful in duties. "the tank was now rather dilapidated" start learning
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Sumienny - pracowity, ostrożny w wykonywaniu obowiązków.
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Dispel-Make disappear (doubt, feeling, belief). "let's dispel the notion immediately start learning
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Rozproszyć-sprawić, aby zniknęły (wątpliwości, uczucia, przekonania).
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Disseminate - Spread widely (information, ideas) researchers held meetings to disseminate their findings start learning
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Rozpowszechniać - szeroko rozprzestrzeniać (informacje, pomysły)
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Distort-Pull out of shape; misrepresent. start learning
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Zniekształcać-wypaczać; przedstawiać nieprawdziwie.
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Elicit-Draw out (response, fact, info). "I tried to elicit a smile from Joanna" start learning
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Wydobądź-wyciągnij (odpowiedź, fakt, informacja).
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Elusive - Difficult to find, catch, define. "peace remains an elusive goal" start learning
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Nieuchwytny – trudny do znalezienia, złapania, zdefiniowania.
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Embolden - Give someone courage or confidence The results have emboldened Republicans to do more of the same in 2002 start learning
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Ośmielić – dodać komuś odwagi lub pewności siebie
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Eminent - Famous and respected in a field. she was one of the world's most eminent economists" start learning
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Wybitny - sławny i szanowany w danej dziedzinie.
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Endorse - Declare approval or support of. The president endorsed this candidate. ( start learning
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Popierać – Deklarować poparcie lub aprobatę.
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Ennui-Feeling of boredom or listlessness "he succumbed to ennui and despair start learning
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Nuda – uczucie znudzenia lub apatii
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Enthrall - Capture someone's fascinated attention This is a subject which enthralls me start learning
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Zachwycić - przykuć czyjąś zafascynowaną uwagę
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Entice-Attract by offering advantage. "the treat is offered to entice the dog to eat start learning
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