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His death now starts a political process for the Catholic Church to select a new leader. start learning
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as a man of simple tastes He had a reputation as a man of simple tastes. start learning
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As someone who preferred basic, modest, or non-luxurious things. For example, he might have liked plain food, simple clothes, or an uncomplicated lifestyle
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The company’s CEO is very down-to-earth. He always asks me about my family start learning
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better than average or better than other people or things of the same type start learning
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lepszy od innych, o wyższym poziomie umiejętności She was chosen for the job because she was the superior candidate.
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For babies, breastfeeding is superior to bottle-feeding. start learning
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lepsze od czegoś, mające przewagę
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The government troops were superior in numbers (= there were more of them). start learning
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liczniejsi, mający przewagę pod względem liczby
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a superior manner/smile, I can't stand Amanda - she's so superior start learning
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A superior person believes that or acts as if they are better than other people
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His body is now at St Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican where it will remain until burial. start learning
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pochówek, zakopanie trumny w ziemi
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The public have been allowed to walk past the open coffin. start learning
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the final nail in the coffin an event that causes the failure of something that had already started to fail start learning
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ostatni gwóźdź do trumny po angielsku
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So, this headline is about groups of people in the pope’s native country Argentina, gathering to pay respects start learning
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She laid flowers at her mother’s grave to pay her respects. start learning
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acknowledge and honour someone who has died
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A group of the Catholic Church’s most senior officials, those are cardinals, will vote for a new pope in an election known as a conclave start learning
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In theory any Roman Catholic man who has been baptised be considered for election to become pope. start learning
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Serena Williams succeeded at tennis. start learning
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odnieść sukces (w czymś), osiągnąć cel
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Elizabeth II succeeded to the throne in 1952. start learning
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następować (po kimś, czymś), objąć stanowisko (po kimś)
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She’s the frontrunner in the presidential race – everyone thinks she’s going to win. start learning
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someone who is likely to win something like a competition or election
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Francis was dressed in his vestments, holding a rosary, with his open casket lined with red cloth. start learning
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