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challenge prevailing paradigms start learning
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kwestionować panujące paradygmaty
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to shed light on an underlying issue start learning
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rzucić światło na podstawowy problem
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to be inextricably bound up with start learning
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być nierozerwalnie związanym z
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notwithstanding the fact that start learning
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People often drive carelessly and inconsiderately. start learning
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in a way that shows someone does not think or worry about other people or their feelings
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broadcast-broadcast-broadcast start learning
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the reporting of a particular important event or subject start learning
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a) The case has attracted a huge amount of press coverage. b) Keep up to date with our latest news coverage. c) There was very little media coverage of the event.
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zajmowali się elektroniką start learning
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they dealt in electronics
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(example) to downplay ones achievements or feelings to avoid appearing boastful or arrogant start learning
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Although I'm excited, I'm playing down my promotion so that the others don't get jealous.
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spokesperson, spokespeople start learning
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Military spokespeople tried to play down the seriousness of the disaster. start learning
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Rzecznicy wojskowi próbowali umniejszyć powagę katastrofy.
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means to make something seem less important or less bad than it really is start learning
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The documentary played down the break-up of his first marriage.
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to talk someone out of something start learning
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odwieźć kogoś od robienia czegoś I eventually talk her out of quitting her job at the design agency
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means to do something that you have not been given permission to do, but you do it anyway because you think it is acceptable or because you want to help. start learning
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to take the liberty of doing something He took the liberty of answering the phone because he thought it was an emergency.
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pozwoliła sobie zaprosić swoich przyjaciół ba przyjęcie bez pytania gospodarza start learning
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She took the liberty of inviting her friends to the party without asking the host.
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It takes time to fully grasp a concept and grasp a meaning when reading a complex philosophical text.
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Spieszy się, bo ma mnóstwo spraw do załatwienia. start learning
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She's in a hurry because she has a lot of errands to run.
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If you want to buy a flat in a top-drawer neighbourhood, you're going to have to shell out more. start learning
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Jeśli chcesz kupić mieszkanie w prestiżowej dzielnicy, będziesz musiał wydać więcej.
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spiritually stripped bare start learning
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For example, someone who has gone through a difficult experience may feel spiritually stripped bare, as if they have been stripped of their emotional defenses.
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Nakręciła serię filmów dokumentalnych na temat relacji rodzinnych. start learning
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She has made a series of documentaries on the subject of family relationships.
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Na jednej ze ścian znajdowały się książki na każdy możliwy temat. start learning
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Books on every conceivable subject lined one wall.
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Liczba samolotów przelatujących nad miastem budzi obawy już od ubiegłego lata. start learning
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The number of planes flying over the town has been the subject of concern since last summer.
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I take your indiscretions all in good fun start learning
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Twoje wybryki traktuję jako dobrą zabawę (taylor swift)
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something, especially a sexual relationship, that is considered embarrassing or morally wrong; niedyskrecje start learning
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They have been rather indiscreet about their affair.
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