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Do you find you generally have the same opinions as your friends, or different? start learning
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Czy uważasz, że ogólnie rzecz biorąc macie takie same poglądy jak twoi znajomi, czy też różne?
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Ah! Well, we might like to believe that we're accepting and tolerant of others' beliefs, but for many people it can be difficult to communicate with people who have very different opinions to our own start learning
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lack of experience/acceptance And this lack of acceptance could be increasing with our use of social media start learning
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brak doświadczenia/akceptacji
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But some worry that it's becoming more and more common to react with violence when they disagree, than to solve disagreements together peacefully. start learning
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So, are we becoming a more divided society? start learning
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Paul thinks we should take time to calm down when we feel aroused, which here means to feel anger or strong disagreement start learning
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pobudzony, podekscytowany
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Anger can be motivational and positive emotions actually can be very good for us. start learning
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Heat in this context means an intense feeling like anger. Generally, people make better decisions and are more engaging and more open when they're happier, but much of the time it will be just a case of calming down to try and take some of the heat out of the environment. start learning
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upał, fala gniewu, emocji
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Paul says political scientists think the silver bullet is to get offline and meet people. A silver bullet means a simple solution to a complicated problem start learning
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srebrna kula (proste rozwiązanie skomplikowanego problemu)
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Była trochę urażona, że nikt jej nie zaprosił. 👉 To jest emocja (irytacja / uraza). She was a bit miffed that nobody invited her. start learning
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lekko obrażony, zirytowany, dotknięty.
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To jest stan umysłu, nie emocja. zdezorientowany, nie rozumiejący czegoś. I’m confused by this explanation. start learning
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zmieszany, zdezorientowany
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celowe umniejszenie, niedopowiedzenie, powiedzenie czegoś słabiej niż jest naprawdę. The weather is a bit cold. It’s not ideal. start learning
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Often a peppermill is used to grind pepper – to crush it into powder by pressing it between two hard surfaces Yeah, I love a bit of pepper. I grind pepper onto everything. Well... not everything! But I do like it. start learning
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a huge range of activities/ of other reasons Here, customers can find a huge range of peppers, from fruity red Cambodian Kampot pepper to Borneo's Sarawak black pepper with its woody aroma start learning
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ogromny zakres działań/innych powodów
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provide extra stimulation or excitement It will give a kick and transform it, but you will still have the savour of the different ingredients start learning
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something that causes another action to start, or speeds it up Pepper also makes flavours more intense. Mathilde calls it a catalyst – something that causes another action to start or makes it happen more quickly start learning
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used to describe something which shows strong emotion, surprise or excitement In fact, she says pepper is like an exclamation mark. start learning
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stage when a food item is fully grown and ready for harvest The different colours of pepper though, as Mathilde started to say, do not correspond to the different varieties but to the maturity of the peppercorns and what people do to them start learning
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It's one of the most loved sweet treats in Europe start learning
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To jeden z najpopularniejszych słodkich przysmaków w Europie
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Europeans are big fans of chocolate, just like us! start learning
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I do love a bit of dark chocolate. Do you know, I really like the one that's got some chilli in it start learning
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Oh, I also love dark chocolate, but chilli is a bit spicy for me. I like it with sea salt. start learning
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The process of cutting down trees is called deforestation. start learning
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Albert adds that they already know where the cocoa beans come from, as they work with farmers from co-ops or social enterprises start learning
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• co-op (company) → spółdzielnia • consumer co-op → spółdzielnia konsumencka • housing co-op → spółdzielnia mieszkaniowa • farmers’ co-op → spółdzielnia rolnicza a farm owned by its workers start learning
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a business that wants to help the community Albert adds that they already know where the cocoa beans come from, as they work with farmers from co-ops or social enterprises start learning
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Przedsiębiorstwo społeczne
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to trace something back to something to find out where something has come from The problem was traced back to a software error This tradition can be traced back to the Middle Ages. Scientists traced the disease back to contaminated water. start learning
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powiązać coś z czymś, dojsc do źrodla
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data taken from a device which can show you exactly where a person or thing is Mapping means that farmers have to actually provide the geolocations of their plantation start learning
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Because of these changes, the price of chocolate might go up even more, meaning that chocolate lovers us could really notice the difference in our bank accounts start learning
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kick the can down the road put something off → odłożyć coś • delay a decision → opóźniać decyzję We can’t just kick the can down the road — we need a decision now. The government keeps kicking the can down the road on this issue. start learning
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odkładać problem na później zamiast go rozwiązać, unikać podjęcia decyzji teraz
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And it means the same – when you kick something into the long grass, you delay dealing with it. Yes, for example if you know you're leaving a job, you might want to delay some problems for someone else to deal with. start learning
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