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black-and-white photos of slums were starkly juxtaposed with colour images". mix, compare, contrast collocate, colligate start learning
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zestawić ze sobą dla kontrastu
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fashions are ephemeral: new ones regularly drive out the old". brief, momentary, fleeting, transient, transitory start learning
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It was just a momentary lapse in judgment - I won't do it again. Due to a momentary lapse of judgement, Kelsie made a mistake and was fired from her job. start learning
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Our existence in this world is transitory. start learning
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The book explores the transient nature of fame. start learning
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The book explores the transient nature of fame. passing, flying, evanescent start learning
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He's got myriads of ideas every second. multitude, scores, innumerable, countless, infinite start learning
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great number, lot, collection, assembly "they would swarm over the river in their multitude" start learning
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Sport has a history of being used for nefarious purposes wicked, shameful, evil, sinful, iniquitous start learning
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important, main, principal, major, primary. She read the salient facts quickly. start learning
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Smartphones have become ubiquitous in the last five years. universal. widespread. omnipresent. everpresent, pervasive start learning
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Smartfony stały się wszechobecne w ciągu ostatnich pięciu lat.
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"there is one overly zealous new recruit"full of zeal. eager. fervent. fervid. vigorous. ardent. start learning
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Most people know about the adverse effects of smoking. unfavourable, detrimental. negative. harmful. damaging start learning
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Większość ludzi wie o szkodliwych efektach palenia.
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He seems to be averse to exercise. opposed. against. disinclined, loath, and reluctant, unwilling start learning
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. fasten, attach., secure, link, unite, join. It is the threat of persecution that binds them together start learning
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. The Prime Minister hopes to consolidate existing trade ties between the two countries. concentrate. unite. integrate. merge. combine. centralize start learning
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, They warned that a storm was imminent. at hand, close at hand, impendent, impending, approaching forthcoming, looming start learning
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Your father is a robust bloke. durable. secure. solid. stable. sturdy. unbreakable. well-made. start learning
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Twój ojciec to rosły chłop.
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They are capable of the most heinous acts. start learning
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to arrange or set things in a place or position, especially side by side: Heavy rain" start learning
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To join or connect things together, or to relate isolated facts or observations. "We heard the visitors leave/leaving" is an example of colligation start learning
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